Southeast Asia Food Group
Asian grocery store · Gowanus ·
Asian ingredients for chefs, home cooks, and specialty stores
Asian ingredients for chefs, home cooks, and specialty stores
"I saw grocery store Southeast Asia Food Group at the Market Line join the meme, posting jokes and cut-outs of the senator." - Eater Staff
"I can receive home delivery of hard-to-find Asian produce like banana blossoms and celtuce, plus other supplies used in Asian cuisines, from this wholesaler that’s supplied restaurants such as O Ya for more than 25 years; delivery minimum is $100 plus a $15 fee." - Erika Adams
"A wholesaler that has supplied restaurants such as O Ya for more than 25 years, this group offers produce (including hard-to-find items like banana blossoms and celtuce) and other Asian supplies with home delivery available for a $100 minimum plus a $15 fee." - Charu Suri
"In Gowanus, Brooklyn I visited the long-running distribution center that splits pallets into restaurant-sized orders and has been in business since 1988; CEO Kevin Liang framed staying open as a way to give restaurants and customers a sense of normalcy, but operations have been pared from about 60 employees to roughly eight, with logistics manager Rodney Allen and stockist Peter Caballero shouldering deliveries and inventory work, and Caballero describing the warehouse as a crucial wholesale source for small places like Ho Foods and as a service he feels compelled to keep providing." - Gary He
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"A grocery specializing in vegetables and dry goods from Asian cuisines, this is the first retail business from Southeast Asia Food Group, a produce supplier that’s been in New York for 25 years and has worked with restaurants such as O Ya and Pok Pok." - Serena Dai
