Asian Farmers Market

This is the only great farmer's market we have been to. They sell a variety of vegetables and also have a seafood vendor, which is even better! We love their salmon, and they have a variety of cuts. The price is quite reasonable here. They have street parking here.

One of the items that I find here and nowhere else are the tofu "crusts" that are from tofu-makers trimming the neat tofu squares. These are a bit drier and denser than the other tofu products. They are wide and thin...almost ribbonlike. They're a byproduct of the tofu-making process. Rather than toss them, there's a vender here that bags these irregular bits and sells them, cheap. I like them because the are a bit chewy and textured. They don't fall apart during cooking. They hold up to being sliced in shorter pieces and stir-fried. One bag is enough for several mealsMany bargains can be found here if you're adventurous enough to try new-to-you fruits and veggies. I recommend making a pass-through of the whole market before making purchases. Prices can vary from vender to vender.You can save quite a bit of money getting your produce here rather than at the regular supermarket produce department. That's if you are flexible in which veggies you purchase. This place tends to have all sorts of asian veggies and only a few of the more common ones.

It was not my first time, but it was my second time after a decade. I'm very happy to report that this market will be staple for my grocery shopping. The produce is amazing quality. The vendors are so nice and humble. I just loved my whole experience here. As I'm a vegetarian they had everything which is seasonal and then some. Okra was the best top notch quality I've ever seen and I got a bunch of mixed greens Sweet potatoes, spinach, avocado, papaya, you name it. We got so much stuff that one of our bags just fell out accidentally and one of the vendors came running after me to give it back to me. Felt so good giving business to them because they work hard like we all should work. Early morning hours and selling produce. It's a win win for both parties. If you love veggies or even seafood (They had seafood section as well)It's gonna be such a pleasant experience. Everything was nicely sorted and parking is not a problem you can park on the street or in front of a Mexican restaurant that is closed if you go early morning hours, I went at 6:30 and I was there until 7:30 am

You can find a variety of fruits and veggies from - bitter melon, opa, Thai chili peppers, bok choy, lemon grass, and etc without having to make the drive to South Sac. They also heave a seafood truck that sells really good scallops and oysters. Prices are reasonable. Everything is super fresh.

Love visiting the Asian Farmers Market on Sundays! The tofu stand is a must-visit - their tofu skin is perfect for stir fry and hot pots. I have a few favorite vendors that I visit every time I'm there. All the veggies are always fresh and affordable. A go-to spot for quality produce at great prices.

Great prices and fresh fruits and vegetables. It's a bit difficult to find parking and it can be crowded. Get there early.

Wow! There were lots of Asian veggies here AND for cheap!! I got 1 bundle of lemon grass for $1 and a small bag of onions also for $1! Nice quality as well. This farmers market is on a small corner on 5th and Broadway. It was pretty packed for a small corner! The majority of the venders are vegetables compared to fruits. It's right across from the new Pho Ivy II spot. This is nice quick and cheap stop as there aren't many Asian grocery stores next to me. Definitely will have to come back.

I decided to swing by this morning to grab some veggies. I walked away with some okra, cucumbers, green onions, and string beans for $8. Even before 8 am it was pretty crowded. Some vendors had their prices on signs while some didn't so you would need to ask. The weather was nice with a small breeze which is perfect to be outside.

This is a small, but mighty farmers market... I was looking for a place to get my Asian veggies and came across this place! Thanks yelp! It has many of the Asian veggies that I liked. I will definitely come here again.. it's just super crowded bc of the space.

I love this little market. There are a lot of veggies and the prices are very reasonable. My favorite is the tofu stand - "Soy pudding" (basically very soft tofu that you eat like yogurt) topped with fruit and some of the ginger syrup has become my standard mid-morning snack. I really appreciate the variety of seasonal greens - so far I've tried amaranth greens, sweet potato greens, morning glory greens, and some greens that looked related to broccoli but had a spicy, mustard flavor.