Asia Mall

Went with some friends to this place and we loved it!! I got the "chicken cashew" dish upstairs. The flavor was great, but I wish I would've went from something spicer. The dish was $20, which is a little high compared to the portion size, can't complain too much though. Service was good... but they did forget one order (we had to ask and they brought it out quick), they also mixed up one friend's tea order, but corrected that as well.We also checked out some of the shops, which provided a wide range of health products and figures/toys. I believe most of the items are imported from Asia areas. Which makes sense !A few folks in our group got Boba Tea and they enjoy them. The star of the place? Mochi Donuts! You must try these donuts if you visit here. Get at least 3-6 to try different flavors and bring some home for later. Don't think about the calories .There's two "coming soon" restaurants/signs. We are looking forward to going back to get hot pot soon. We'll likely go to this place a few times a year now. Fantastic!

The Asia Mall is a fun place to visit on a cold winter day. It is always bustling on the weekends and parking seems to be scarce. There is a parking garage underneath the building with some additional parking.The grocery store has an amazing selection of snacks, pre-packaged food, and meat selection. There are also a bunch of restaurants offering both sit down and fast service entrees.

A couple of years ago, I was watching FOX 9 Good Day. The show broke the news that a new Asian mall was under construction in Eden Prairie. I was thrilled, as finding a decent Asian supermarket when I lived in Minnesota was tough. Well, it took me two year to finally drop by Asia Mall. I only scratched the surface during my brief visit last month, as I had a Minnesota Wild game to go to and came here on a whim.I found a parking spot fairly close to the main entrance. I learned that this place has heated underground parking, too. It wasn't frigid when I was there, but it is now! I'd recommend heading over to the right side of the building. There are signs that get you down to the parking lot. I saw elevators and stairs to get you to the mall and back.I visited two businesses at this mall:- Keefer Court Bakery- Asian MartI have separate reviews for them. In a nutshell, you have the best Asian bakery in the city that offers buns, tarts, hot foods, and Vietnamese desserts. You also have a massive Asian supermarket with the most awesome selection of produce, noodles, beverages, and more.This mall has two floors with businesses that appeal to me. Boba tea. Mochi donuts, Korean dogs. Hot pot. Pho. Bingsu. The list is extensive.I'll definitely be back. I have been told that the hot pot is excellent. I'll be there.I was so happy at this mall. I wish that I had dropped by earlier during my visit. However, I'm glad that I can say that I've been here at long last. It's awesome.(15)

I just love this place! Every time I come here, I have a great experience. What a joy it is to have something like this here in Minnesota.I love that they have a huge parking lot! Pro tip: did you know they have heated underground parking available? Drive to the right of the building and follow the signs in. There are interior elevators and stairs to take you right up without having to go outside. While there are multiple awesome businesses in here, they each deserve their own Yelp review. So my review is mainly about the space itself, and the grocery store.BUILDINGYou can spend a whole day in here from breakfast pastries to snacks, shopping to lunch and dinner! I am working on crossing every spot in here off my list, but so far my favorites are the mochi donuts, boba upstairs, hot pot (THE BEST IN THE CITIES), korean corn dogs, and the grocery store. I love that they have imported trinkets and goods shops, as well as beauty and self care shop!GROCERYI refuse to leave Asia Mall without stopping in the grocery store to stock up on snacks and fun goodies. They have SO many awesome imported Asian branded snacks, shelf stable items, and frozen goods that are authentic and reasonably priced. I always pick out a few drinks and foods I need!I love that they have a section where they have discounted products - I love perusing the deals and trying something new.We are so lucky to have a space like this here in EP!

I enjoyed visiting the Asia Mall. It includes a grocery store on the main level, with several yummy restaurants upstairs! The selection within the grocery store seemed stocked well. The staff was friendly and polite. I purchased one spice packet that was well-priced. I would recommend checking it out at least once!

Decent selection of various Asian ingredients. Some items can be found at mainstream stores for much cheaper. Employees are friendly and weekdays this is not super crowded. Food options are just ok, we had dim sum and some stir fry dishes. The meals were swimming in oil, and lacked flavor and heat. Would not make a special trip to eat here

This place is awesome! It's a modern version of the Hmong market/mall. Clean/modern and it has some killer places to eat in addition you can pick up foods from all over Asia! This is a fun lunch trip on the weekends. Try some fresh baked delights or some Pho or even Dim Sum!!! Enjoy!!

We wanted to visit this mall since we heard about it. We lived in Japan, Guam and Korea over the years and we crave the food we ate there. We also loved the shopping. There are shops, a food court, bakery and grocery store. We had the best time going into every area and getting things that reminded us of our time in Asia. We spent the most time in the grocery store choosing things we were familiar with and other things we wanted to try. Prices seemed similar to other areas in the US where we have shopped. We will go back and eat in the food court which we are looking forward to. All people who were working here were friendly and ready to help.

Really fun place to visit. There's always a line for Mochi Donuts so I only buy them when the line is shorter. I also love the Korean Corn Dogs from Cruncheez upstairs. I come here for the great selection of Asian food and goods. Can't wait for the Keefer Court bakery to open... I'll probably visit much more often when they do. Service is hit or miss. I've had a wide mix of experiences while shopping and eating here. I'm not sure this is the best place to visit if you're looking for value. Many products are overpriced. I did find some seafood at the Asian Mart on sale once, but their snacks were priced higher than I expected. They also have shops that sell Asian or Asian inspired decorations. They too are priced higher than I expected, but sometimes they are hard to find in the Twin Cities so I still buy them while I'm here.

More stores keep being added with every visit! I've enjoyed both restaurants on the lower level. When walking in.. the restaurant to your right is expensive but has huge portions. I had the wonton soup and question the price but wow it had 10 wontons in it and it was huge! The restaurant to the left I tried the pho and fried rice. Wouldn't get the fried rice again.. pretty bland. Pho was good. Endless selections in the grocery area. Individual ramens are awesome for trying new flavors. Super fun to explore! I haven't ventured upstairs too much yet. But I will!