I first heard about Asia Market on YouTube. Discover Austin with Craig Smyser. He and Michael Zook loved the food. I’m so happy to have come across that video.We soon ordered our meal online and when I went to pick it up, I was happy to see that it was all put in a box which made it easier to carry and drive with it as it also contain free snacks! Thank you! The guy working there putting out the food for a no-contact pickup is really nice and friendly. The food there is so delicious and is now one of our favorites! ❤️We ordered Turnip Cake Bites, Taiwanese Potstickers, Mapo Tofu, Sesame Chicken, and Flat Noodle with Beef. Happy... 😊

A true gem of a local business. Amazing, helpful staff, great selections of groceries at reasonable prices. My family loved their cafe and homemade delish dishes as well but sadly that is suspended due to fallout from the pandemic. Really hoping this place pulls through.

If you have a favorite dish at Panda Express, do not bother coming here. If you’re in a hurry and want something fast, also stay clear of this place. But if you’re in the mood to try something authentic, something made with patience and pride, by all means check this place out; you will find something on this menu that you like.What this gem lacks in ambiance that a typical restaurant setting could provide, it makes up for it with delicious, well thought out dishes that will warm your belly and excite your palate.Pro tip: this is a family business and they greatly appreciate it when you pay in cash!

Great Beef Noodle Soup! Will be back for more. No frills restaurant in the back of the market with wonderful staff and tasty food.

The food is amazing!!!! And very very clean, one of the a few Chinese places accept American Express too!

They are closed for dining in but open for take outs. Unfortunately the menu was reduced and done of our favorites are not on the take out menu. Still good place for delicious chinese food. One of my favorite is salt and pepper shrimp.

NO ONE IS ANSWERING THE PHONE. During the operating hours, I placed a pickup order. Because of the COVID situation, door is locked. When I arrived, I called the number per instruction over and over numerous times, and no one is answering the phone. I can see my order through the glasses. As a result, I had to knock the door/glasses to get the attention of the employees in order to pick up my order. Very unpleasant experience. NOT PLANNING TO PLACE ANY FUTURE ORDER.

I would leave 0 stars if u could!! This place does not have good food at all!!! No flavor at all!! And also have horrible customer service. They act like you have the plague when picking up food. Do yourself a favor and order from next door. (Asia Cafe)

It is no more good as before. Very rude service attitudes received from shop clerks. I will give Zero star grade if allow. Go to another Asia stores, but defintely not this store. Really realy bad, not recommend!

My brother in law introduced us to this place and we have enjoyed it. We have had the Marbled Beef w/Red Chili Oil, Gunman Beef Vermicelli Soup, Soupy Dumplings and Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken all really good. The popcorn chicken comes with fried basil which is really good and you really need to try the soupy dumplings.

I dont understand how this place made best 65 restaurants in Austin according to the Statesmen. Food is mediocre at best. We ordered 5 things and only liked 1. For example, the noodle is cooked separate from the broth so theres a separation of flavor.

Asia Market has changed its owner sometime late last year, after the store had been closed for sometime. We went to check it out on our way to another Asian market, and have been their loyal customers since. The reasons are simple: their vegetables are fresh and cheaper, the store is 1/3 the way to the other Asian store, the layout is pleasant and convenient, the dry goods are of good quality, and their fried breadsticks are the best in town!

I really like this place. It is family owned with friendly, casual atmosphere. Its not as big as Ranch 99 or Hmart, but thats whats appealing to me. It has all the basic Asian grocery essentials for a quick trip. The prices are also very reasonable. Would definitely recommend.

This is both an Asian grocery store and an Asian restaurant (tables and menu are in the back). We buy fresh vegetables, frozen pot stickers and often order dishes to go. The dishes served are enormous and equally tasty 👌. Sometimes they send you home with a tasty treat for free too 👍.

The owner or the people working there are very rude. I went there on Tuesday and see if they are open for business. I saw a young guy and girl working inside but the door was locked. I peek thru the glass and the workers inside saw me and she gave me a dirty look and gesture me to go away and get lost. I used to shop and eat at the restaurant a lot. I cant believe they treat their customer so badly.

Good durian

A smaller but revamped Asian market. Very convenient for the neighborhood. New eatery open with authentic Chinese fare, pretty decent.

Eric helped me look for an item, although they were out, he knew exactly what I was looking for by my description that I gave him. Love going there for my rice. Very friendly staff.

Great selection of asain foods drinks spices and snacks. I love coming here to find something thats hard to find somewhere else.

Got some great food recommendations here from a guy named Eric!Hope hes working the next time I stop in.

We shop there for bulk spices and such. My honey knows what shes looking for and I follow her looking for new items that are low saturated fat and salt content. FYI If youre shopping with a credit card, they have a minimum 10.00 purchase which I didnt see posted on the entry door. They do have a produce section that has fresh turmeric and ginger.

I ate some kinda balls here this one time. Fish balls. Yeah. Fish ball soup. Delicious. My co-workers all had what appeared to be delicious things as well. This place is the best place in town to eat balls.

I remember long time ago they had a restaurant in the back, now its back. The food is different than the place next door. Love the dumplings and the spicy beef soup.

Recently added their own quick service diner eatery in the back. Completely separate from Asia cafe next door. This place specializes in soup dumplings, other dumplings, soup, noodles that they make onsite. They also have entrees but the noodles and soup are better options.Updated 03Aug2019. Really love the quiet, casual, clean, self service, low key atmosphere of this eatery. Their menu has now been expanded to include more szechuanese entrees. Again, the food is generally on the spicy, full flavored side, which is delicious. Again not affiliated with Asia Cafe next door. Only locals eat here now but that wont last!!

Its a small market and it seems to be kept neat and clean. Its does remind of lower East New York City Chinatown where I grew up. It has a carefully curated selection of soy sauces, cooking wines and vinegars. There are lots of esoteric ingredients for all those strange and wierd Chinese dishes you are unlikely to ever make for yourself. There are frozen potstickers, dumplings and buns. Happily I found some very tasty roasted peanuts. There is a small and humble restaurant in the back. The food is veryey tasty and authentic. I think I will come back often.

Bad service, how can people be so rude to customers

They have a good minimal selection. You wont find everything you need but the staples are on offer

The new management really is turning things around from the Asia Market Ive known for years. Prices are the same as other Austin Asian markets (MT, Ranch, Hana, HMart, Hongkong) but Asia Market is a little smaller than the competition and selection can be limited. The cafe in the back is great for dim sum on the weekends, and really is a hidden gem, even amongst the other Asian restaurants in the same plaza. I dont like that Im writing this review on a Monday, and now have to wait until Saturday for some of those soup dumplings.

The dry wok frog legs were exquisite! I shall return.

I love the variety of ingredients I can find when I want to make some of my favorite Asian dishes. The staff is very helpful, answering my questions and showing me where to find items. This trip my goal was to either buy the ingredients to make red curry or to buy it already made. Score I bought some already made to try at home this weekend.

Reopened and better than ever! The new Chinese eatery in the back is very authentic and delicious.

They have some unique herbal merchants, but overall the variety is not enough. Size is small.NOTE: They dont provide shopping bags. If you dont bring your own, they have to find some spare boxes (first comes first served, limited amount so not guaranteed for all)

One of the best Asian food marts in town. No stinky rotting fish here! Just fresh veggies and specialty products which really ought to be stocked in any grocery store.

Great food at restaurant in back of store as well as great variety in the store itself. Has things other stores do not.

Chinese and Taiwan friends. We enjoy our shopping at this little store, much more than MT (much bigger) or HK markets (slightly closer). This place has everything we need, reasonably priced.

A market just like in the West Coast. Finally!!! Love this place!

I have yet to try the cafe, but the market is great. Though a lot of the stuff is frozen, there are a bunch of things youd never find anywhere else.Theres also a neat selection of kitchen implements worth browsing.

The new owners have really done a great job. It is a tiny store, but we love it!

The kitchen offers delicious Chinese dishes.

Its the best damn chinese food this side of ... well, its just the best. Friendly service, be warned that the ordering process is a bit alien to some at first, but you get used to it. Green beans!!! Bring lots of people to eat as portions are BIG. Do breakfast on Sunday mornings if you get a chance too.

I love this place, was super excited when it reopened. While much smaller and Kmart it is also way less of a Hassel it has everything you need and is my preference of the two.

In store shopping isnt allowed.

Food is awesome! Dining experience was fun and interesting.

Nice service and taste, fresh material, reasonable price.

Outstanding value and service

Although this place is small compared to some other Asia supermarkets in town, they know what Chinese people really want from their selection, especially the snacks, hot pot base soup, and lamb.

Very popular in local Chinese with lots of different fresh supplies from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan or other Asian cities. Authentic Chinese food and snacks can be easily found here.

Great food, fast service. Does get warm in the dining rooms on a hot day though.

This is the most authentic Chinese food place in Austin. Get the Spicy Fish, Pork with Garlic Sauce, and Water Spinach if you want to try my favorites.

If this is the Asian restaurant in the shopping center here it was the best ever. Authentic fresh and taste like it should.

They helped me with carring my tray. Seasome chicken and dumplings are great. Wish they delivered

Friendly people, decent selection - especially mushrooms!

Good stuff, but sometimes you need check the date of made

This place has just about everything a person could need to create the perfect Asian meal! I love it !

A nice little hole in the wall of a store. You can find many Asian candies, soda, and other products here.

Each meal can easily feed two people! Very good food here!

This place has the basics - soy sauce, chili sauce, noodles - but is missing a lot of key ingredients especially for Thai food (no galangal, kaffir lime leaves, shallots). The produce section is very tiny and theres no fresh fish. Also, the shelves are a bit cluttered and its difficult to find things.

Great and much more affordable than hotels on strip

The Frozen dumplings are really good

They have all the Asian spices & sauces that I love!

I could get some of my favorite Asian food here.one of my favorite is frozen chamame. its kind of edamame, but better taste. i prefer it than edamame.kind of the rice is fewer than the other Asian market such as Hana. no fresh meat, fresh fish, not much fresh vegies.

Good selection and reasonable prices. Debit / credit not accepted on purchases under $10.

Try the spicy fish. Seriously. No really...try it. Family-style portions here.

I will need to downvote every other Chinese place in Austin because this place is number 1.

The spicy fish here is fantastic.

Has items from China no other Asian grocery stores in Austin have....sad to see it go.

Pretty Authentic judging from the clientele

Smells good, has an awesome selection, very friendly service.

Best real Chinese food in town.

Sad to hear it closed. Hard to compete with nation wide chain stores

Place is small not much stuff. The pictures are of a different store

They always have what Im looking for but its cash only and that can be annoying.

Spicy Fish and mapo tofu

Nice small asian market

Quik grab and go Chinese Groceries

Go with friends. Youll want to try a few things and youll need the help eating all of the food.

Simple, small local Asian market.

Had everything I needed for mapo tofu, and if you pay in cash theres a 2% discount. Will be making trips back.

Theres some variety, but DAMN, this place is overpriced and full of stale goods. Check the expiration date and most of the greens arent really fresh... H-Mart tops this and MT Supermarket by a margin

Has some variety of Asian food and products, but not many.

We found expired canned goods and higher prices than other stores.

You can shop,eat,and do not forget rewards card

Great place

They have a lot of products from Asia

Just So so

Good selection

Nice market in town

Asians wonder

Please send point of

A little bit to little things

Get the spicy fish

Soy milk 👏 radish cake 👏 shrimp dumpling 👏

I didn’t eat the stuffing in the first bite. I bite it directly in the second bite. I’m talking about their buns. The bun skin is thicker than the burger’s bread.

In addition to fixed items, there are occasional surprises. I actually bought a yellow throat in the last time, hahahahahaha, let me akimbo for a while, and quickly with a bunch of hot pot bottom sauce seasoning dipping sauce various dishes various mushrooms various pills various tofu various knots, the only no It is a hot pot of meat, sorry.

Foreign kids like it, but I do not like it.

There is a problem! Can they have something to go to China? ?