Mo's Food Market

Mo's food market is my go to place for Asian groceries in Milwaukee! It's super close to my apartment and it has all the basics I need. Their pork belly and chicken are a great deal and I love trying their new products in their frozen section (they always have the coolest ice cream)! They don't have a ton of fresh produce, but their cabbage and bok choy are such a great deal for a huge bag! They also have a pretty big snack and drink section as well!

Went here with the family and wasimpressed with the selection. Fresh fruit and veggies of all kinds, and a huge assortment of Asian essentials that are super cheap. From my understanding, this is the largest store in the area. It's definitely worth the visit! Thanks!

This place was incredible! Came to grab some mangosteens, but left with a cart load of stuff to try! The variety/selection was at times overwhelming (in a good way). Will for sure be coming back to try other products!

Best Asian market in Milwaukee - they have literally everything and the people that work there are super nice !

Mo's Food Market is a great Asian grocery store! It reminds me of Asian food markets in the DC area. This is a mom-and-pop kind of place so it's not on the scale of H-Mart but you'd most likely be able to find what you're looking for here. Good variety of frozen items, snacks, noodles, teas, spices/sauces and beverages . They have some fresh meat and produce as well. Make sure not to miss a side area with tons of cooking utilities, pots, pans, tea accessories, cups, etc. Things are reasonably priced, well-stocked, and organized. Definitely worth checking out!

I remember coming here some years ago and thinking: clean, but very sparse. At the time, it had felt barren and the produce didn't seem very fresh. Plus there was no other cars/customers, so I felt it just lacked the traffic needed to thrive. Fast forward a few years, Covid, and not driving to work and stopping by other shops on the way home... so I'm looking for Asian groceries closer to home. Over the years, the cleanliness of Mo's must have gotten word of mouth, cuz it had filled up! Both with products and with customers. Despite the live fish in the back, the store doesn't have a queer smell. Everything is very well organized, though if you aren't Chinese, it may take a while to browse through and find what you need. (I'm not and it took me a while to take it all in). There's a section wholly dedicated to hot pots. Fresh grocery section is small and in the back of the store, but fresh. I didn't find a single item rotting or old. It feels less crowded than some of the other Asian stores, is clean, and plays some good Chinese tunes. While the owner/worker at the counter isn't especially inviting or friendly (or smiling or saying hello), they're efficient. A smile would have made this shopping experience stellar, but as is, it was a great one.

Super clean, well organized and a great selection of products. I could spend HOURS in here exploring. I found some amazing items that aren't found anywhere else, along with some spices and Asian cooking staples I needed.

Mo's is great! Such a wide variety of items. They have things you just can't find in any other grocery store in MKE. Tapicoa pearls, mushrooms, snacks in every flavor, rare fruits, and asian cuisine staples that aren't found at Pick n save (azuki beans, coconut cream, etc). Avenues West is kind of barren when it comes to grocery stores, so it is so nice to have Mo's to go to for fresh fruit, vegetables, and spices. Support local businesses! Shop at Mos and save yourself the bus trip!

Mo's is such a great market. It's sort of a hidden gem, but once you've been there, you'll keep going back. The store is super organized and has a lot of good stuff.The best part is the prices. The prices are low but the quality is good. You can find a lot of great stuff here that you would not be able to find elsewhere. Everytime I go, I try to pick out something new and I'm always excited about it!

I would never visit this place again. I went with my sister here today and she wanted to by soju (alcohol) and my sister was ready with her Id and I was just waiting for check out to be done. Then this cashier went to find a manager or an adult. Then someone came by and she then asked for both of our ids an I was like why I'm not buying the alcohol my sister is and plus she is over 21 (she is 25) and I'm not I'm only 19. She then said no it's a "STATE LAW" to check all ID. Now being a law student, I said no mam it's only a person who is buying the alcohol who gets their id check. NOT STATE LAW. And she started argue with me it's a state law and said since I'm not 21 she can't sell alcohol to my sister. I was like whattt??? I don't even think she was manager and nor does she know state law. State Law states that person who is purchasing gets their ID check and not others. Though it can be store policy NOT A STATE LAW. If it was a store policy then they should put a sign by alcohol stating that. Also technically in WI, you can consume alcohol under 21 with a parental, guardian, or a legal adult consent. Eventhough I never consumed alcohol in public without my parents or family who are all over the age of 21.. I don't even think the lady knew the law on alcohol purchase and just follow whoever told her. I was so close to pull up in my phone and show to her. Like I'm a law student so I should know this more than her on this state law...