May Asian Market

Small local store but good selection. We needed it instead of driving 3 hours to Houston for Asian groceries. I have gone 3 times & not been able to buy pomfret. First time I had errands & couldn't take frozen fish with me. Second time it was closed due to Covid. Third time I went in & had fish in my basket but a crowd of 15 asian ladies showed up out of nowhere & crowded the cash register with their purchases. After waiting for 15 minutes, I left with no fish 😭
Saga continues until my next attempt to buy pomfret

What can I say. One of the first things I did when I moved here was to try and figure out where the closest Asian Market might be. Imagine my surprise when when I found this one in Port Lavaca. When I first pulled up I was doubtful. I am used to large, inner-city markets. This place looked small so I assumed that their offerings would be limited. Boy was I wrong! Virtually EVERYTHING I was accustom to buying at giant shops was there. Bags of dumplings, Imperial rolls, steamed buns, sesame oil, dumpling sauce, fresh ginger, fresh bean sprouts, coconut water, coconut milk, a variety of soy sauce (both dark and light) fish sauce, Pho broth base, palm sugar, a huge selection of noodles, enough interesting items that keep you asking what is this and most importantly Cafe duMonde at a price so low it boggles the mind. Add that to tiger balm, culinary cooking items, beauty products, extremely nice, warm and helpful people, and virtually no line and you've got a very nice Asian shopping excursion.

Very good selection of all foods and goods

Great for Thai cooking ingredients!

Everything you need to create delicious Asian food

Wish they sell more kind of samyang spicy noodle

Time to get some coffee and tea mix.

Wonderful place and great customer service!

Nice selection, good prices

Very well stocked

its great

Lots stuff I didn't recognize but I picked out some food and I'm gonna try to cook it.