Asia Global Market

Great place to go for your Asian grocery needs. They have, packaged, frozen, and fresh goods at reasonable prices. I come here mostly for oyster sauce and rice, but usually grab a few other things to try.

Good variety, staples from many countries available. Been a fixture for more than 20 years - consistently good

OH MY GOODNESS! I have never been there before,and that place was awesome!!
Went and got the Japanese candy ,it's so amazing and not really super sweet.

I get citrus soy sauce and custard rolls here. Great selection. I end up having to get a lot of spices from them I can't find anywhere else

Went here for the first time yesterday. I was pleasantly surprised by their rice selection. I was able to find the sweet rice I was looking for to make mochi and for a lot cheaper then online. They had a huge selection of sushi rices and large (25 lbs.) bags of Jasmine rice. It's a small sized store but it's packed with a good selection of Asian items I can't find elsewhere. The staff was nice and knowledgeable as well. Will definitely be stopping here while out shopping from now on.

I've been coming here for years and feel quite at home. So many wonderful options for cooking international dishes. The lady who owns/runs it is super sweet and helpful! Every time I go I pick up something I've never tried before. The veggies are so fresh 😎

The store includes a wide variety of food from across Asia and the Middle East. It's the best place to go if you can't find your original eastern food in West Lafayette.

this store has international foods from many places and their prices are always reasonable.I always recommend them to all who reside in the Greater Lafayette area.

My first time there I went through every asle, and loved it. I'm not great at reading ant Again language, but I love some food I can't usually find. And I have such specific needs for some things they usually have it and are so nice.

I have nothing but good things to say about this store. They have a wide variety of items available from all over Asia. Prices are very reasonable. They also are very mindful about helping you out through the covid pandemic. They offer curbside pickup where you can put in your order over the phone and they drop it off in your car trunk. Please be aware that they have to prioritize customers already in the store

Wide selection of Asian foods and decent prices

Great selection of items. I go here mainly to buy Chinese rice wine and dark soy sauce among a few other things you just can't find elsewhere. Not to mention there is actually a wide variety of these items where at other markets they have a limited variety. I've been shopping here for maybe 15+ years,

Staff is very helpful, especially Emily the store owner. We hosted a big hotpot event for about 180 people, did our food ordering through them. Great prices, and Emily worked with us to get the products we needed ordered and event at discounted prices. She followed us around to answer questions we had, too. We will continue to use them each year for our event!

It has a lot of cool and different things

This is arguably the oldest Asian market in the Tippecanoe, Carroll, and White County areas. It has been in operated in essentially a consistent manner since the 1990s and expanded since then.

This market offers the kind of store experience one would find going to a small shop in a southeast-Asian country. It does a good job with providing a diverse selection of foods from different Asian countries, most especially given its size opposed to focusing on foods strictly from the likes of Japan or Korea. They do, tho', have some fare from such locales, e.g., kinoko no yama (Japanese chocolate biscuit/cookie snacks otherwise known as 'Choco Shrooms' to Westerners).

They have a decent selection of frozen dumplings and buns, i.e., mandu, gyoza, xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), bao, siaopao, etc. The frozen goods are also kept in freezer cases with doors opposed to open-top, non-closed cases so their storage temperature is kept constant as possible. They also seem to have perhaps one of the larger selections of fresh tofu.

Their staff is also polite, patient, and helpful in regard to questions about products.

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Pro Tip
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If you are a timid driver and do not want to fight traffic, I recommend you drive to the store from the traffic circle/rotary on Northwestern Avenue and turn onto Yeager Road from it.

Otherwise, if you choose to drive to the store from 52, you will possibly have to wait in the middle turn lane and chance playing playing chicken with traffic coming from Northwestern (because you will have to turn left in front of them to enter Asia Global Market's parking lot).

It’s a huge shop! Doesn’t look like that from outside, but they have good collection of many countries in Asia. China, Korea, Middle East, India, Vietnam, etc. They have fresh, frozen and dried stuff. So you get a lot of options to choose from.

Great food, wide selection. Half the price of the other big market. Family owned, the owner will usually be there to ask you if you have found what you were looking for, or if he can help carry stuff to your car.

I wish I could give this place a 4.5, it's pretty amazing! There's goodies from all over the world, things you couldn't even imagine, and at a great price. The only thing that took it down a bit was the lack of organization and infrastructure of the shop. Great for exploring new flavors and cuisine from around the world.

Possibly the best Asian market in the Lafayette area. New management (in the past year or so) and prices have gone up slightly, but selection is as good or better than before. Staff is friendly and helpful.

I like this place, they carry lots of leading oriental brand products. It has lots of options and choices for a small town. They also carry some Hispanic, Middle East, and Indian product as well. They are better, cleaner, and more organize than many other oriental stores I been to. Best of all, if they do not carry an item you want, you can ask them and they will bring it from Chicago. Price are reasonable as well. I also found out that some products are cheaper to get in an oriental store than to a major grocery stores (such as Wal-Mart, Kroger)