Southeast Asian Market

They have Kewpie Mayo !!!! It is in the fridge laying down. Tons of frozen things too.

They have wrong prices on items, went to check out and saw the actual price of an item was twice as expensive and not the same as the label. When i confronted the cashier and showed her, no apology or anything. I don't recommend this place UNLESS you want to get ripped off

This is a great neighborhood Asian market. They have a pretty large assortment of vegetables, noodles both dried and frozen as well as plenty of sauces and seasonings. They also stock a large amount of snacks and candies and do have some meats as well as seafood. I was very surprised to find some Japanese croquets here that I had not found anywhere in Jax yet. I also love that I can get beech mushrooms as well as king trumpets here which are a staple in my hot pot at home. Oh they also have Korean rice cakes which are refrigerated. I absolutely love them and they are priced so much better than buying on Amazon which I previously did. The service is always nice and when roaming around I can usually find something new to try. My only drawback as that many times I have gotten the Dragon Bakery cakes and when I take them home they are moldy the next day. They used to keep them on top of the freezers so hopefully they don't do that anymore but I haven't tried again after it happened three or four times.

Had everything I needed for my homemade spicy beef Ramen, just a little small and very packed but everyone was helpful and very customer friendly will definitely continue to go there for all of my much needed supplies whenever making any of my special dishes,

As a new resident to the area and coming from Southeast Asia, we were able to find many items not available in the. Regular supermarket. The vegetable selection was a true blessing and if you want to make authentic food from Asia, this market should be on your list to get what you need

Honestly. I thought the workers were kind of stand off-ish when I first started coming here but they're actually really nice. They greet my daughter when ever we come in and I even forgot my groceries today and guess what? They brought it back in and even put the meat into the fridge section (bagged) so it wouldn't go bad. They have pretty much every thing I need when I go in. For a small store they carry a huge variety of stuff like: premade Lao papaya salad sauces, shrimp paste, crab paste, fermented fish sauce, Samyang noodles, variety of Asian fruits and veggies!

We made a day to head out to check out this store surprisingly, they have almost everything you need so it was worth the 2hr drive. Everything was pretty organized, the isle are a bit tiny but it was neat what they have.

I've been coming to this market for some time now because of their wide selection, but the owner is very rude and unprofessional. He will not assist you. I will not come here again after that experience.

I've been living in Orange Park for about a month now & I've come to realize we're not that fortunate when it comes to Asian markets. I've been to more awful asian markets in the area than I have good and this one is not terrible. The main pro is that it's close to me so I don't have to drive over 20 minutes if I need a few ingredients. Second pro, even though it's small, they do have a lot. They have a small selection of fresh veggies, all you'll need for pho or even basic asian soups. Aisles of seasonings, packaged food, snacks, frozen food even special cuts of meat that you normally wouldn't find at an American store. I'm Vietnamese and I'm able to find all my necessities here. What I don't like it that a lot of stuff in the perishable aisle are sometimes expired so check the date before purchasing. The second thing is sometimes there's not a price and the male cashier has to go ask the female worker how much and it's just not very practical or convenient. Overall, not bad if you need to get specific asian ingredients and don't want to go out of your way to better asian supermarkets.

Decent size selection, however the staff is NOT friendly at all. I dealt with both a man and a woman and neither seemed happy at all.I was asking the woman the difference in eggroll wrappers and she just seemed annoyed. I asked what the difference in them was (same price, same size) she said "Phillipinos buy this one, everyone else buys that one." That was it, lol. When I pressed for more info, she just was not having it.There's another Asian market on the same street, I'll try them next time.