Ben Thanh Asian Market

Come ready to bargain! Good products, but the vendors are good at bargaining.

I only buy Buddha long grain white rice here. I was surprised they carried three ladies since it’s always out of stock in my hometown store in ca. I’ll definitely be back for third bag.

Ben Thanh is the name of the historic, cultural landmark in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly called Saigon) in Vietnam so when I saw the name I had to check it out. They do have an array of Vietnam imported products, all frozen, fish and sea food, ready-to-eat specialties, vegetables, fruits. I had never seen so many different kinds of fish. I was so overwhelmed, I didn’t know what to get. What I did get: frozen 100% sugar cane juice, passion fruit pulps; fresh taro, bitter squash, herbs, and chrysanthemum shoots; fresh whole Basa. The man was so helpful and kind; he cleaned, cut it into perfect size for "canh chua cá kho tộ". I can’t wait to go there again for other products. Note the store looks small and not as inviting but it offers much more than first sight. Check it out!

Plenty of items to choose from and great pricing.

They sell our favorite ramen/pho noodles here at the best price I've seen in town! Great produce, and amazing mushrooms as well. I haven't seen oyster, trumpet etc. mushrooms of this quality at any traditional grocery market in the US. Same goes for boo choy. Highly recommended.

Very tight place!!! kinda hard to have a shopping cart because the isle is 2 feet wide apart However; the produce looks good and found shrimp paste easy unlike other store it's too hard to find them because the shelves are too busy with thousand other stuff..not organize...When a store says, seafood store ,it should have more than 3 different fishes ,no crabs,no other shell fish found unless tbey hide from me😂😃😆😂🤣

No way! I stopped by this place a couple of weeks back, and decided to pick up some soy beans. The 5 Lb bag had no expiration or manufacture date of any kind, I thought it can't be too bad, they are just beans.... Wrong! Now matter how long I cook them, they are not possible to chew. Those beans must be so old and dried out that it's impossible for cooking to eat. I don't wanna drive all the way there just to ask my money back, it's my mileage, my time and effort, I ended up just toss the whole bag of beans. Those beans were from China by the way. P.S.: I did check out their vegetables, they are not as fresh as some of the reviews say.... I didn't buy, -- I didn't think they are as fresh as I wanted.