Park To Shop Supermarket

Vegan option heaven. Whole freezer of vegan meats, massive selection of delicious tofu, some of which is local, so many ramen and dried mushrooms. I always leave with a giant bag of goodies

Best Asian supermarket … in the world! Huge selection, super fresh veg, fish and meat, great prices. Always clean, busy, and full of amazing finds. Cheap, fresh, brilliant — simply the best in the world!

Love this place! Vegan wonderland! Great fresh veg, for affordable prices. Their mushrooms are the best! So many vegan options. I’m adding one photo of an entire isle of frozen vegan options, as well as a dry goods area of various TVP, dried seitan, and soy skins. Many options for vegan sauces, and broths also.

They have expanded their space and selection to meet the needs of everyone from the snackers to the ultimate consumers to home-based caterers and restaurants. You must also become aware that they have a great, very reasonably priced selection of fresh mushrooms (white and brown beech, enoki, seafood, baby and large king oysters, shiitake, button, portobello and white or gray oyster mushrooms). They also have a great selection of dried mushrooms. Sorry, I'm into mushrooms. If you're a caterer, check out their to go containers and sauce cups. If you need to ask for help there is always someone who can help. Everyone who works there will point you to the right people.

Wonderful market for Asian groceries. They also have a ton of vegan and vegetarian meat substitutes, and foods. Bring a cooler of you live far away for frozen goods. They also have dried gluten in different flavors and shapes and a good bit of canned vegan meats as well. Definitely worth the visit if you need to stock up. Folks there are super duper nice and very kind.

I've been going the nearby Tai Nam, but this place is also very good and has a bigger selection. The produce is comparable to Walmart prices (so not absolute cheapest yet still affordable) except for the imported or specialty stuff, which is in the ball park of other affordable places. They have both bulk and non bulk options for dry food like beans or dried fruit and things like both unsweetened and sweetened soy milk, natto, etc. I try to avoid the meats and processed foods/refined grains/etc, but it looked like there were a lot of options for those too like different kinds of noodles, fake meat real meat, sweets, white breads, etc. The cashier tried to convince me to exchange a soy milk where the sell by date was in 3 days. I decided to keep it since someone should drink it, but that seemed like a step above regular cashiering to me, to both notice and tell me. A nice place and more spacious than some of the non-national chain markets to which I've been.