Asia Market Austin

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!

They are still working on stocking their aisles. I WAS looking for specific fruits and they only had 4 different vegetables. It’s now michi market and ramen. So there’s a ramen dining section and then a few aisles of groceries. I remember seeing plenty of snacks and noodles and miso paste. I should’ve just went to MT MARKET.

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 👍.

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!

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.

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. It's not as big as Ranch 99 or Hmart, but that's what's appealing to me. It has all the basic Asian grocery essentials for a quick trip. The prices are also very reasonable. Would definitely recommend.