Vinh An Oriental Market

Asian grocery store · Uleta

Vinh An Oriental Market

Asian grocery store · Uleta

372 NE 167th St, Miami, FL 33162

Highlights

Mom-&-pop-style Pan-Asian market selling a wide variety of Japanese, Chinese, Filipino & Thai goods.

372 NE 167th St, Miami, FL 33162 Get directions

@infatuation

"Most of the Asian grocery stores on 163rd lean towards Chinese ingredients, but Vinh An specializes in Southeast Asian items. Shelves are lined with Filipino seasoning packets and cans of Maesri Thai curry paste, and the freezers contain things like Pinoy longaniza sausages, fermented Vietnamese sausages, and ube sausages. This is also a great place to grab a Thai mortar and pestle—either the all-purpose granite variety or the ceramic ones intended for som tum—as well as sticky rice steamers, ice shavers, and coconut graters. But what makes Vinh An a real destination (yes, even if you live in Kendall) is that it has one of the largest selections of Indonesian products we’ve seen in Miami: everything from bottles of sticky kecap manis and fuchsia coco pandan syrup to tempeh starter cultures and six-packs of Te Kotak, a very refreshing jasmine tea." - Carlos C Olaechea, Ryan Pfeffer

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Dee Elle

Google

I’ve been shopping here for years & I still get followed around sometimes. I went yesterday to get some spices & things, & was followed around constantly, & I was shopping for awhile. It was so awkward & belittling. Whenever I would ask for help, the lady working wouldn’t help me, or want to help, and her tone suggested I was bothering her & was unwanted. Anyways. BEIJING MART is a few minutes down the street, & is cleaner, bigger, has better prices, more options, friendly staff that is helpful, & grateful for your business.

Karen Oliver

Google

Love this store. They have all the things I need and want.

Michael Berkowitz

Google

CLOSED We used to love this old fashioned asian style market. it frequently carried things we could never find anywhere else mind you there's 3 other Asian markets nearby within 2 minutes walking but this was the spot. We would drive for an hour just for this store. Unfortunately our part two trips, once Thursday around 5pm and most recent a Saturday morning 11am approx it was closed and shuttered up both times.

Moise L

Google

I would always come to get rambutan since it's my favorite fruit and 9/10 they had a nice batch ready to buy. I left Miami in Nov2022 and came back this month and it seems like the place is closed to me. I went by twice and it wasn't open. Are they even still in business? I even called a couple times and it said the number is not in service.

dJakep

Google

Always so friendly. Sells a great variety of asian groceries. Update: -1 star because prices were raised and new staff was not as helpful. Update-2: -1 star because they open later than posted open hours three times in a row now

Scryndi

Google

This store has been here for twenty years. A neighborhood staple, the owners are kind and friendly, willing to help and answer all questions, even about religious and cultural ephemera. THE place to buy hard-to-find items like freeze dried jack fruit and a wide selection of seaweed. Incense, candles, cool decorations, freezer section, the lottery…I love this place.

Kimbalee Dor

Google

I only really go here for the affordable Japanese stuff. 2$ pack of 4 pairs of chopsticks, 1.25$ for ramune, 1.25$ udon noodles, and 1$ pocky. My otaku loving needs have been met. The smell of the shop isn't as weird as I thought it would be. Yes the cashiers speak english.

Mike Haynes

Google

I love this Asian grocery store. I make an effort to swing by whenever I'm in the area so I can restock my Thai cuisine staples.