I Fresh Market

Great Asian market. Much more extensive selection than Beijing market. They have many different Asian vegetables and sauces. There also a lot of different frozen dumplings to choose from. It reminds me a lot of H mart just not quite there with the fresh meat and seafood selection. They have a good of amount of fish. I’m just not sure on the level of freshness. I will definitely be going back and I’m so happy I discovered this place. Added a few of their prices for reference

Excellent market I didn’t know existed in South Florida. Full of amazing authentic Asian goodies and ingredients for your Asian cooking.

Fresh market is the go to place if you're looking for that rare ingredient and have worldly taste. Not for the faint heart fresh market is a library of ingredients and products. Very helpful staff to show you around and guide you considering the products on the shelves are in many Asian languages from Thailand, China, Japan And Korea... Not to mention Vietnam and its neighbors. I love this place.

A very clean Asian market. Everything inside is spotless clean. This business is located inside a shopping plaza. You can easily see the green sign from the road. It carries fresh seafood. A good variety of it. They have big tanks with live lobsters and fish. There are so many choices of different types of shrimp to choose from. The produce looked great. A large selection. A good quality, nice fresh vegetables. I also saw some items I was not familiar with. It is nice to have options. A good place to visit. The price was fair. The quality was very good.

I demand that you come here. Massive, comprehensive, exotic (to me) produce, fresh produce section. Seafood; prices not bad honestly. A lot of Filipino stuff; fermented coconut vinegar?! I'm in! Aaaah! They're getting a food court going at the entrance! WHAT?! The one place that's going at the moment is a Chinese/Cajun place that makes fried soy chicken! I took pictures.

This place has fair prices and is full and clean. Has better produce than a lot of places. So much variety and if you want to change your diet to a healthier one… also a good place to shop.

This is a big Asian market at North Miami along 163rd. The place is organize and clean. There are so many selections of items. The day we went there are not much people. Bought some Filipino items and Asian vegetables. The place is located where the Toys R Us used to be. Easy to find and got a big parking area. Compared to other Asian market this place is spacious and well organized.

Very very cool place. The market has seafood, meats, fresh produce and products from everywhere... no passport needed!! Ha, dad joke .. sorry. Go to Mi Tea and try all their delicious teas! Fruity teas, milk teas, etc!! Go to Land and Sea and eat your fill of fried rice and BBQ meats!!

This supermarket is a nice option when looking for Asian products in North Miami Beach. I was surprised by the size of the store once I went in. There are a couple fast food restaurants in the same building along with a bubble tea shop. They have a nice variety of fresh products, as an example, I saw several types of bok-choys I was not familiar with. The seafood and meat area is pretty extensive too, many options of fresh products to choose from. At the back of the store you can also find many Chinese products including teas, candies, frozen items, decorations, kitchen utensils, pots, pans and snacks, among others. In terms of prices, I noticed the produce was the same price or even higher than other stores so probably stick with buying only the things you can't find in regular supermarkets. They had several cashiers so check out was pretty fast, I've never seen the place too crowded anyway. Good spot to visit if you are in the area!

I fresh is premium oriental market in Miami Area. This market has a lot of things. Price wise is at middle of the pack. Market located in North Miami Beach area. The category includes fresh vegetables, produce, meat, seafood, non perishable can food, sauces, nibbles, and more. When we visited, they carry some mooncake. Unfortunately they don't have ice skin moon cake. I like the meat and seafood departments. They carry different cut of beef. They also carry different fish in the market. They do have ready to eat food too. Very convenient for housewives.

Food service ambience excellent When u going never expect to find s huge market with all Chinese products.

I really like this Chinese market and it offers a lot of options for various Asian food and snacks. I like the fresh produce that is available and they have reasonable prices. There is also a fish market section if you want seafood and need to have your fish cleaned. Overall I really like the selection of foods, snacks and products.

Finally I got to try their food court. They were out of soy sauce chicken but BBQ ribs just came out from the oven. So, we got a half rack of ribs, BBQ pork and shrimp fried rice. There was plenty to share with my husband and we had some leftovers. All dishes were so flavorful and even my picky husband enjoyed it too. The service was friendly and the lady at the counter answered our questions. They placed some tables in front of the store but it's nothing fancy. If you haven't tried this place, you definitely go and try their food!

I believe IFresh is one of the best Asian markets in the Miami area. There is a lot of variety when it comes to grocery items. Their fruits and veggie selection is huge. I often get my fish and seafood from this market as well. The fish and meat associates are very helpful. The service here is very fast. I do suggest that you checking the dates - although, items may not be expired, but they keep some items in the shelf close to expiry date. But overall, I enjoy coming to iFresh. I highly recommend making this your local Asian Market!

This place is huge!!!! I was not expecting all that stuff in there. Came looking for Mirin specifically, and left with a ton more. First off, this is where Toys R Us used to be. And for the 80s-90s kids who remember this magical place, there was a hall way leading to the doors that had little merry go rides and little cars that we would beg our parents for coins.. lol good times ;) Well that hallway has been kept. There are two stores (Mulan hair salon on the left, and Mi Tea on the right) that connect into this hallway leading up to the market. And as you keep walking in there is a Chinese bbq & cajun seafood spot tucked on the left hand corner. It even has tables so you can sit and eat "food court" style. Real cool. Definitely want to go back to try it. As I walked into the store I was shocked to see just how big it is. Lots of fresh produce, fresh seafood, and meats! They also have a huge variety f noodles and Asian treats like cookies and chips. Everything was very clean and organized. Very nicely kept. After being in there for way too long, I made my way to the cashiers. Such nice people! The place was pretty empty, but it was a Tuesday afternoon. Good place to go shopping for some Asian goodies.

One of the best oriental markets in Miami. Great selection u can't find elsewhere. Fresh fish as well. Staff was great as well

This supermarket has two entrances. One is located inside the shopping plaza. It has plenty of public parking, and the market green sign is large. It is easy to see from far. This market is very clean. It is spotless clean. That was one of the first things I noticed. Everything was nicely displayed in rows. The vegetables all looked perfect and big. The second thing I noticed was that there were no strong smells. That was pleasant. They have a huge selection of fresh seafood and a good variety of produce. The place is pretty big. I walked around and got to see some new fruits and vegetables I had not seen before. As in, I had to Google what they are. Stuff, you don't see at a local supermarket. It was exciting for me to come across something new I had not cooked before.

Largest market in the area with a wide selection of produce, seafood, and Asian sauces and dry goods. A bit pricey (not outrageous) compared to smaller Asian markets I'm accustomed to but maybe that's just the new reality in Miami. Good stuff. I'll be back!

Possibly the largest pan-Asian market in the area (aside from Food Town in Davie) that has a decent variety of unique fresh produce, meats, frozen items, and more. Prices are reasonable and selection is good, especially when it comes to the frozen section with a wide variety of dumplings and steam buns. The upcoming food court also looks very promising though at the time of this writing has only one food stall offering seafood and Chinese BBQ, there's also a decent little boba tea spot, making this place a true one stop shop to get your Asian food fix!

Coming from CA, iFresh may not seem as large and impressive. Despite living in the Bay Area/LA/NY as an adult, I made countless weekend treks with my parents to small Chinese supermarkets in south Florida as a kid and when I visit them. The design reminds me of a much cleaner and less packed market in NY which makes sense since it's from there, and I probably went to one of their older stores. iFresh's seafood and produce is probably fresher but on par pricing wise with other Asian markets in south Florida, and with much larger selection. They also have a huge selection of packaged foods. My parents were really excited to discover this place, although it's still far for them, they might make the trek if they're heading south. Oddly enough, they don't seem to advertise this place in the Chinese newspapers, so my parents had no idea this opened almost 3 years ago. I hope this place succeeds, as there were only a handful of parties there for such a large market. Hopefully when they open more of the food court that will bring more customers. I also hope the mom and pop markets that served south Florida for decades can survive too, although I think some of the owners are looking to retire.

Don't go Don't I will Never go shopping again in ifresh I went there on Saturday and bought a lot of things that were overdue. One piece is overdue is fine. Some time happened. Buti have a lot of thing all are overdue, and the date is last year The drink doesn't breathe when it's opened. It tastes strange. The date is 2021.06.26. Then duck blood is overdue. The date is 2021.11.06 I also blame myself for not reading the date, but this place have a lot of overdue thing! But i don't want someone buy the overdue food like me. I never write the review. But this time so bad!

This Asian grocery store or market is new to the area. It appears to be part of a large connected Asian business. There is a salon, bubble tea and food stall. Inside you'll notice the store is large, fully stocked, clean and spacious. I Will say the air inside at the entrance could use a little ventilation. I found it stale and fishy there but not inside the actual store. The produce is front and center of the store. On the outside in the seafood market. Plenty of fresh items on ice and live seafood. Also nearby is the meat section. There's lots of Asain staples here as well as items for any household. Nice selection of cooking appliances and utensils. Some items can be hard to find since there is so much selection. But keep looking I'm sure they have it. One thing I would like to see would be a hot foods section. Chinese BBQ and other hot foods would do well here. Coming back soon.

I've driven by this place several times running errands at other businesses in the area and didn't know what it was, just seeing that it was a large building. I went to another Asian market in the area looking for Chinese eggplant and specialty mushrooms like enoki and king trumpet mushrooms and couldn't find any! Driving and looking for another market led me here. And I sure am glad I found it! This market is located in a shopping complex that appears to be set up to house a food court, but I could only see one or two food places operating at this time. When you walk into the market, the overwhelming smell of fish hits you, then you notice the huge fish case on the left hand side. All of the seafood there is sold by the pound, fresh on ice. The shrimp I got on a second visit was fresh and plump despite being much cheaper priced than fresh shrimp sold at other grocery stores. The produce is the first set of items you see when you walk in, but I had to take a couple turns around the section since they have two cases against walls housing refrigerated produce, like the mushrooms, bean sprouts, scallions. They do have a lot of traditional produce in the middle of the section so that you can buy your cucumbers and tomatoes while getting mustard greens and Chinese cauliflower. The grocery items like spices, sauces, seasonings, noodles, teas, snacks, dried foods, frozen foods, definitely are the biggest draw to this market. It is a little hard to find what you are looking for if you're going for the first time, so I would recommend giving yourself enough time to go aisle by aisle to see what each one houses. (I couldn't find a section, refrigerated or non refrigerated, with miso, so that's the next assignment for myself when I return.) If you compare the prices to other markets though, you may find the other markets have lower ones for specific items. But the fact that you can obtain almost everything generally Asian related here is definitely reason to stop by!

Ok I may be a bit biased here, but after a few weeks of empty shelves at regular supermarkets like Publix, Whole Foods and even Costco, I was surprised by the abundance of products here when I visited today. Stacks of rice! Shelves full of canned food, oil, noodles! All cuts of meat! Mountain of veggies! So many choices, no more grabbing something off the shelf just because it's what's left. I got a taste of someone from USSR must had felt fleeing to the West. I wish I could more leisurely explore the aisles, but I was more just checking things off my list. I am really pleased with the variety of products they offer. In the produce dept I found green carrot, and Chinese cauliflower which I prefer over the regular type, though they don't have Korean turnip. They have fresh noodles as well as plenty of instant ramen, and I'm glad they carry my favorite Prima Taste Laksa (seriously the best instant noodle in the world!) There is a large food court area, which currently sits sadly empty. I have been waiting for this location to open for months now. So glad I don't have to drive past the county line, or make several trips to different Asian stores in Miami, to get all the different things I want. I look forward to the day I can leisurely stroll the store and try new things, and enjoy lunch in their food court.

For the last 6 months, I've been keeping my eye out for this place to open, and so finally on January 20, 2020, they opened doors. This is by far the largest asian supermarket that has nearly everything most asian supermarkets have. From fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh fish, live seafood, fresh meats, frozen meats, frozen foods to dry goods, a ton of ramen options...this place has almost everything I'm really interested in to making a really amazing home cooked meal. In the front of this property facing 167th street, there will be other businesses, one on each side, and on the inside there will be some fast food stalls that will be built out. This is exactly what we need in Dade County. What I didn't see was my favorite line of spiced from Japan, S & B, in particular, their seasoned salt and pepper. They offer a complete line of spices made from China, but I'm just not interested in that. Surprisingly though, they do carry S & B Curry so why they decided to not carry the entire line just depresses me. Oh well, besides that one item, this is really the best place to shop for all your asian food items.

It is so creative all the snacks food is so fun to learn things about all the things they have I have never went to a place like that in my life

Reminded me of the Asian supermarkets in NYC in a very positive way and also very reasonably priced

So, far, the best Chinese oriented market I've found in Miami. Clean, nicely arranged. Limited selection, is the only reason for not giving 5 stars., but PLEASE, check it out!

Great Asian supermarket in the area. Not too pricey and great variety . Not crowded and we'll kept. They also have other Asian stores nearby (has bubble tea and hair cutting services)

Visited iFresh for the first time a couple weeks ago. I was impressed with the selection of meats, fish, produce. I found that the pricing was average for the area. Without doing an exact price comparison of similar grocers offering similar items, it would be difficult to say whether iFresh is or isn't lower or higher pricing. Seems about right. I really liked their selection of all things Asian. Who knew there were so many different styles of dumpling wrappers? LOL. I was looking for something in particular in the fresh produce section. Right now I can't recall exactly what it was but according to a recipe website, it isn't very common to see at a grocery. Anyway, I asked one of the workers there and was met with a blank stare and a "no english" mumble. Okay, I get it. I've been to Asian markets all over the US and to many dim sum joints. I don't expect the staff to be fluent. I know full well going in that I may be on my own if I need to ask for a specific item. That's fine with me. To be sure, this is not a complaint. On another platform I read reviewers complaining about this particular aspect of iFresh. It's just the way it is and I'm fine with that.

I bumped into this place back in February 2020, right before covid-19 hit. My friend and I decided to go in and check it out. The place had just opened up that weekend and we were impressed of how cleaned and nicely organized all the items were. This supermarket is very asian focused so if gourmet asian cuisine is your thing, you will love it! I went with my Brazilian/Japanese friend and she was very excited to find items she had not seen for a long time. You can find all type of fresh asian fruits and veggies when you first walk in, also refrigerators with all sort of things, including soups, shumai, dumplings, etc. To the far left, they have an isle of all sort of fresh fish and different types of meats. More towards the back of the market, you can find a variety of spices, noodles, rice, cooking ware, etc. They also have an isle with wines, saki, etc They have it all!! We were able to go back again recently and we will continue to visit. You have to try this place out. Definitely a place to explore, specially if you love asian food. Visit them and tell me how it goes for you.

Just came home after shopping here and noticed the Chinese sausage package that is typically vacuum sealed was a bit loose instead of the typical sealed feeling. Then I saw the SELL By Date of Feb 06 2022. That Sell By Date expired over 5 months ago. That is unacceptable inventory checks and frankly a violation of consumer trust.

Love this place too. Extensive Chinese grocers.. and some Korean, Thai, Filipino, and Vietnamese. Great vegetable and fruit department. The prices are decent.. and apparently they will open a food court as well. A great tea shop at the main entrance.

I dont cook ever, but if i ever were in the mood to make hot pot, i would come here for all the goodness! This place was amazing! They were stocked with great products...from fresh seafood and veggies, to all sorts of noodles and sauces! I love checking out each aisle to see what looks easy to make. On this visit, i got long string beans, jack fruit, sumo oranges, mushrooms, snacks, and tapioca pearls. Very organized and above all, it was immaculate. Everyone was following social distancing rules and wearing masks. A+.

I love this place but what a DISAPOINTMENT yesterday, when I bought the frozen pork belly, at home I separated in 3 containers, which I usually use 5 for the same tray. The 1st layer was fine, 2nd layer a little fattier and from then on, ONLY FAT SHREDS. No no no, this is bad IFresh, you guys have an inhouse butcher, this is not good. Shame on your butcher for making the trays like this

I've been to so many Asian markets in my life that they kind of blend together as a cacophony of overloaded shelves and funky smells. Then there's the iFresh Supermarket. It is simply the BEST pan-Asian market ANYWHERE!!! Not only does it stock just about every product you can find with every Asian culture represented (except India), it does it with style. And, the style doesn't come at an extraordinary cost. One of my gotta go to places in Miami

Best Asian (mostly Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) market near Miami! What I love about this market is its organization and selection. The first time I went I was overwhelmed with all the options, but it definitely helped that everything was neatly arranged and packed. For example, they probably have at least 8 different types of bok choy. They have a few large frozen sections that have everything you could want for hot pot or dim sum and also brown sugar boba popsicles! The market is conveniently located in a large (rather empty) shopping plaza so there's always plenty of parking. There's signs around that say that plaza is supposed to be built as a new Chinatown area (can't wait for that!). In the meantime, Krispy Kreme is across the street and the hot light always seems to be on.

We had been wanting to check this place out and since we were in the area on Saturday, and we are no longer eating out :-( it was a great time to stop by! First thing to know is that you cannot bring your own bags! I had my reusable bags and the security guard said I couldn't have them. I went back to the car in the pouring rain and stowed them in the trunk. I came back in and the security guard said I also couldn't have my backpack with me (it's my mobile office; I don't carry a purse). Back out to the car in the rain. I was ready to just drive home at that point, but I persevered and I'm glad I did! iFresh is like the other Asian markets in this area but on steriods! It's a large store, brightly lit with wide aisles. It's full of fresh produce that you don't regularly find at Publix or Aldi - bok choy, mustard greens, Asian cauliflower, etc. They have a fresh meat / seafood counter. They have TONS of different noodles, sauces, rice, frozen foods, desserts. They have a small, overpriced selection of standard Western goods that you can skip entirely. The price and selection are fantastic! Buy what looks interesting and figure out what to do with it later! You won't regret it!

I have been going to this Asian market ever since they opened and I must say that it is wonderful and worthy to be compared to the Asian markets of NYC, Chicago, etc. You shall find an assortment of fruits and vegetables, plenty of fresh fish/shellfish reasonably priced, meats, beverages, frozen foods, sauces, etc. It is a huge market, very clean with friendly cashiers. I now don't have to bring many groceries from the Asian markets from other states when I visit.

Today I bought fresh fish there, but as it turned out, it was not fresh at all, it was rotten and stank! I won't go to this store again! if you buy fish it's better in KRUDO. how can they sell about narrow fish, and there is absolutely no sanitation!

Went there yesterday looking for one thing, baby octopus . I found it at this market, priced right.

This place still stinks.... stick to the NON-perishable. Great selection of bottled items, like sauces, etc. Before entering the supermarket.... stench....

Awesome place. They have everything you need and excellent seafood. Check it out when in North Miami Beach.

This place is the real deal. Fresh noodles, spices and seasonings galore, great prices, huge selection of every Asian sauce on the face of the Earth. They have a great selection of Thai, Filipino, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese... you name it. It's a small chain of stores. It's not as large or as wide-spread as H-Mart but it's impressive. This store also has a reasonable selection of Asian kitchen and cook wear. Don't ask the cashiers where anything is because they are not Asian and have no clue. You have to hunt around and explore but that's part of the fun. Oh! They also have a butcher shop and fish. I looks like they are setting up a tiny "food court" area with about four different concepts such as dim sum and fresh hand made noodles. This is the best Asian market we have found in South Florida.

Good supermarket. Clean and no smell. Prices slightly high but quality is good. Recommended.

I love this place! I think it's the only Asian market in the area, and honestly so lovely and such a breath of fresh air. The layout is clean, aesthetic, and tidy looking. It's connected to a shopping center that has other Asian businesses, like boba, restaurants, and a salon. My review is of the grocery store only. The selection is amazing! There are so many Asian products, not just chinese, but it is essentially a pan Asian store. I found items I cannot find at any grocery store in the area. Also, there are an astounding amount of vegan and vegetarian food items. I was not expecting that, at all. I spent so much time looking at all the items and stocking up on amazing goodies! Can't wait to go back! For anyone wondering, parking is plentiful and they accept ebt.

Very clean and organized Asian grocery and the most varieties in south Florida so far.

I've been eyeing this market for a while and today I finally pulled the trigger. I was surprised by how huge it is! Not only is it larger but it is spacious and clean!! There is a full blown fish market inside, the smell is only noticable at first. There is a great variety of produce, it appears that they carry was is in season which makes it even better. They have a wide variety of noodles, seasoning, spices, and frozen goods. I'm really hoping that they succeed. I'm looking forward to trying their future restaurants!

Great selection and large store. The best Asian supermarket in Miami. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .

Yummy stuff. Ok prices but a lot of variety. Clean as well. Staff don't necessarily speak English but this adds to the charm.

I absolutely LOVE this store! Very clean, huge variety of fresh vegetables, fruit, asian grocery items, fresh seafood, meat, poultry, canned goods, huge assortment of rice, regular household items. Fantastic prices, friendly service. I have been to an iFresh in Orlando and had a great experience there too.

Best Asian grocery store in town. Amazing section of fresh produce. All my favorites and usual varieties I've come to enjoy from this region. Great selection of fish. Meat selection is okay. Well stocked and perfect shopping experience.

Great place well organized great selection! The few times I've gone I get good service everyone is nice to me and my daughter can be a bit pricey but so far good quality so I don't mind and I'm case anyone winners like I did before going but couldn't find the answer yes they take EBT

Came across this supermarket a few days ago and I was really happy because their selection is massive!! from fresh seafood to produce section and dry food section they have everything !! I love how everything is set up very neat very clean very fresh it is a little bit pricier than most of other grocery store in the area but I don't mind it because you get what you pay for. They have a lot of exotic items that I was looking for like jackfruit , dragon fruit and many other things . I was in this place for hours. Love the seafood selection. Fresh fish , blue crab , lobster .. you name it! If you are looking for a specific Asian grocery store I highly recommend this place!

This is my new go to Asian Market, great variety of Asian products and Seafood! Place looks clean and is never crowded.

Big variety of Asian foods: frozen foods, teas, deserts, fresh fruits and vegetables. Love this place! Finally, I don't have to drive an hour to get the ingredients that I need.

Vegetable and fruits are fresh, a good variety of food. Just one question: why I didn't receive the free store coupon after buying over $70 stuff