Little Saigon Oriental Market

Small shopping market. Lots of stuff. Excited to see lots of different stuff available. The price tags are a little small an hard to read. And the shop is a little dark. But overall, produce looks super fresh. I didn't buy anything yet. I was only scoping it out for next week. But the lady at the fish counter was very helpful and asked if we needed anything. Excited to be back to do more shopping

As a POC Asian newly relocated to The Midwest, I find the limited cultural resources sometimes intimidating. However, knowing that places like Little Saigon Oriental Market exist helps to supply my cultural tastes and needs. Don't be surprised if you do not know the names of many of the products you may see on the shelf. But if there is anything you are looking for, the employees can usually help direct you. Store is clean but the aisles may feel a little tight due to the store trying to maximize the space. In turn this offers customers a wide range of products. However, due the true pandemic and recent global disturbances, supplies are sometimes disrupted. My particular favorite item to pick up is the packaged fish snacks. It connects me to my childhood and the rich flavors I grew up with as a child. Try this market out and hopefully you will create memories of your own.

Part of the greater "Saigon Plaza" this Little Saigon Oriental Market is everything but little. It goes far deeper than the outside would suggest, showcasing everything from dishware to fresh produce and Vietnamese snacks. Every semi-large to small city in America should have a place like this.Prices are affordable and the selection is pretty decent. I wouldn't venture beyond any basics for Asian ingredients and I would keep my expectations to most things SE Asian or Vietnamese at best. (i.e. don't come looking for Korean gochujang or Japanese bonzai, etc.) The people who run the place are lovely, just beware that English is not their first language. Credit card charges are best for bulk purchases ($10+).Parking is also good, but not great. While there are a few spots out front for the renovated "Saigon Plaza" bit, the weekends can be a bit of a zoo since the market is adjacent to a popular pho spot. Thankfully, there is neighborhood street parking around the corner.

Good vegetable and fruit selection, but limited with regard to other general Asian products. Looks to be mostly Vietnamese items.

I've been going to this market for the past couple years and have been really pleased with the produce. They get new shipments in at certain times, I haven't really figured out what days, but when they do, the shelves are overflowing, there are baskets filled with interesting looking vegetables, and the produce is very fresh. Some days I can tell it's been a while since new stuff came in and the selection is rather shabby.I've been able to get some pretty awesome prices on vegetables, onions and garlic, and different types of meat that can be difficult to find. There's of course a large quantity of Asian produce and products as well as some other ethnic delights. Everyone is really friendly and whenever I've had to ask for help have been great. Definitely check it out if your looking for something different or for some good prices on regular produce and herb bunches.

Little Saigon has improved over the last couple of years. Better selection, and tidier, more organized atmosphere. Also, a lot of fresh produce. I have been back a few times over the past few months, and was impressed to see that it has surpassed Oriental Market across the street in terms of selection and atmosphere.

Awesome Asian market, it's our go-to for any Chinese, Thai, or Vietnamese cooking. They have the best selection of Asian sauces and spices that I've found in Lincoln, and their prices and quantities on specialty veg like Thai Basil are unbeatable. It's the only place I've found fresh Thai basil in Lincoln. Never tried the fish / meat selection or their fruits.

When compared to the other Asian grocers in the down town Lincoln area I would say this place is the best. It is clean, pretty organized in comparison to other stores like it. I do however have to drive across the street on occasion to buy Thai items that I need, being that this is mainly a Viet grocer. They do have the basics of other oriental cooking staples such as kimchie, and norie. Their produce is always very fresh every time I go. There is room to walk through the aisles and the staff is always very helpful and friendly. If I have a question on how to prepare a certain dish or cut of meat they usually have the answer. Some of the things I bought: Beef bones, pho spice bag, papya, oyster sauce, hoisin, fish sauce, fresh shitakie, Ho Fun noodles, thai basil, 2 fine strainer ladles

HEALTH INSPECTION PLEASE!I was very uncomfortable with this place. The smell made me nauseous. The dead crab in open card board boxes. Floor drains with red and green mold. Flies buzzing in the refrigerators. The list goes on. If a health inspector is reading this, please check this place out.

This is not a good place . If you wanna get food poisoning then be my guest , but 10 of 10 would not recommend. Their fruit is rotted and their seafood is out dated and rotten. Their food is high priced and not good quality . They hide all of their reviews on Google that are bad just to make themselves look good . They are very rude to white costumers. Please don't waste your time by going to this store.