Leaf Asian Market

Fresh produce you won't find at Publix or most of the bougie groceries. Lots of variety of sakes, wines and other non-alcholic beverages. Pre-made sauces, meals, Ramen bowls, both shelf stable and frozen. Bulk items from dried veges and mushrooms, teas components and spices. Dishes, kitchenware, cookware. Pharmacy section is good if you know what you are looking for. Frozen meats and fishes. Fun candy/sweets and snack aisle. Staff are incredibly chill and easy to talk to when you have questions. Frozen dessert section is worth a look. Huge jars of kimchi.

Here’s a polished 5-star review in English: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Vietnamese & Thai grocery store! They truly have everything you need—from fresh vegetables and herbs, to specialty sauces, noodles, and spices. I also loved the variety of frozen products, some ready to eat and others perfect for cooking at home. Everything was well organized, easy to find, and very clean. The produce was fresh, the selection was impressive, and the prices were reasonable. If you enjoy Asian cuisine, this place is a gem. Highly recommended!

Leaf Asian Market is a fantastic spot for anyone looking for authentic Asian ingredients, fresh produce, and a great selection of specialty items. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by how clean and well-organized the store was, making it easy to browse through their wide variety of products. The market offers an excellent selection of fresh vegetables, meats, and seafood, which is perfect for those who love cooking traditional Asian dishes at home. They also have an impressive assortment of sauces, noodles, rice, frozen goods, and snacks from different Asian cuisines, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Filipino. Whether you’re looking for staples like soy sauce and miso paste or hard-to-find ingredients for a special recipe, this place has it all. One of the highlights for me was the selection of ready-to-eat foods and fresh bakery items. Everything looked and smelled amazing, and the prices were very reasonable. I also appreciated the variety of teas and drinks available—you can find everything from classic milk teas to unique fruit juices. The staff was friendly and helpful, making the shopping experience even better. They were happy to answer questions and offer recommendations, which is always great when exploring new ingredients. Overall, Leaf Asian Market is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys Asian cuisine, whether you’re an experienced cook or just looking to try something new. The quality, variety, and welcoming atmosphere make it a standout market, and I’ll definitely be coming back!

Visited the #LeafAsianMarket to look for something green tea extract pills. Did not find them, but my goodness, they sure do have fully loaded store with ever type of noodle and rice imaginable and fresh veggies galore, ice cream, moochies (have you ever tried them, they are a treat!), cookies and crackers, they have tea pots, cups, bowls and plates. They even have pots, pans, clay pots and even cooking utensils and chop sticks, some very lovely ones, I might add. If you are ever planning an Asian meal visit @LeafAsianMarket, they have everything here to make it an authentic success! #SWFLeats #EatPlaySWFL #EnjoySWFL #EnjoyFlorida #leecounty #leecountysouthwestflorida #ExploreFlorida #ExploreSWFlorida

I frequently visit this store because they carry items I can’t find elsewhere, including burdock root, which I normally purchase here. Recently, I bought two packs of what I thought was burdock root. The roots appeared firm and white, unlike the usual ones that have a dark ring inside. I assumed they were fresher than usual, thinking the others I had bought in December might have been older. I decided to cut and dehydrate both batches for later use. However, I noticed that the January purchase had more hairs on the roots, and the pores where the hairs grew were darker and larger. Curious, I used Google to identify the root, as it seemed crunchier and didn’t feel like burdock. To my surprise, it turned out to be something called "iron yam." While it appears to have its own benefits, this could have been dangerous if I were allergic and used it without knowing. Since I no longer have the receipt, I’ll discard it. Moving forward, I’ll rely on Google recognition to verify the items I buy here, as they can look similar but be entirely different.

I absolutely love this Asian Market as it is the cleanest and beautifully played out easy to find products. The produce is amazing and so clean that you truly want to buy as it looks fresh and clean. The isles are not cluttered and products are nicely displayed. I will be coming back as I bought some durian, sardines in the refrigerated section for my dog and cats as well as ginseng. It is so worth the trip from North Port to come to Fort Myers.

It has most of the items you need. It does lack most SE Asian items. It’s cater mostly to Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. If you’re in a pinch you can substitute most items. The prices I would say is on the higher end and that’s probably due to the fact there’s not much other Asian markets to compete with. If I have to buy something I’ll obviously buy it regardless of the price. Knowing what I know on what prices should be around, I won’t buy certain items but wait to go to other cities to obtain them. It’s a clean store and well organized compared to others.