An Chau Asian Market

The little bread snack is too good. It doesn’t lie when it says it melts in your mouth. I also got a pop n cooking. 🤭

Drive about an hour to get a frozen durian and we’re delighted to find such a beautiful fruit. Got home and let a thaw for a few hours before eating. I opened it up and it did not smell bad at all. The taste was unlike anything I’ve ever tasted from nature, creamy ice cream with notes of garlic, onion, and fruit. Possibly the best fruit I’ve ever tasted, with yellow dragon fruit and jackfruit close behind. Would definitely come here again, customer service was great.

Great place to shop, I was amazed to find Jamaican ingredients, that's was awesome.

Could be OK if you are local and the store is as far as just a walk distance. Otherwise parking is a real headache.

An Chau is one of my favorite neighborhood markets. When you go there you will find so many food items, products, seasonings and flavor combinations that your kitchen has been missing. I recommend this market to everyone looking to level up their flavor pallet.

I love this place they have all types.of foreign snacks and a variety of foods.

This city neighborhood Asian market may be small, but it boasts an impressive variety of ingredients, including both Asian and Jamaican items. They have an extensive range of dry spices, sauces, and fresh produce. I found everything I needed to prepare my homemade Tom Yum soup: Galangal, kaffir lime leaves, lemon grass and Thai basil. In addition to that, the market also stocks the typical meats like goat, oxtail, squid, and a nice assortment of fish. Overall, the prices are quite affordable.