168 Asian Mart

I had a fantastic experience during my visit and discovered some delicious items! It had been 7-8 years since my last trip, and I was pleasantly surprised to see how much the place has expanded. It’s beautiful and now offers a wide variety of products, including fruits, noodles, household goods, and ice cream—everything you could want! I can’t wait to return. ☺️

Came in this past Sunday, and oh boy was I amazed by the store!! They had EVERYTHING. Multiple styles of Asian foods, from snacks to drinks to things for full on meals. It's an actual grocery store, stocked with household appliances as well, and a fresh deli! I came in looking for sweets specifically, and I was not disappointed! If I was local, I'd definitely stop in as part of my grocery trips. The only "disappointing" part was the lack in how friendly our cashier was. Not a word was spoken, only head nods and eye contact, and I'm not sure if it was because he saw us as just young people here for the "trend" or something else. His attitude changed as soon as he saw the person after us and began having a conversation with them. I understand being more friendly with your regulars, but it also makes sense to treat new customers with some enthusiasm as well. Truly though, I had no issues, I was just disappointed by this. The store is great overall and I will definitely visit again in the future!!

We had such an amazing time exploring this store! They have an amazing selection. The variety of fruits and vegetables was fantastic. Can't wait to go again!!

Such a cool experience you truly feel like you’re in another country. It was fun to look at the different products and try to figure out what to do with them even some very surprising products like packs of bugs. We did get some very nice stuff and everything was very good. Look forward to returning here. We will definitely be going back.

The market is huge. They have fresh produce, fresh meat and fish, every Asian cooking condiment you need, sauces, noodles...so many noodle options, Asian snacks, frozen dumplings, gyoza, soup dumplings. They also have dishes, chopsticks, cookware, utensils, bulk rice, and seeds to plant your own vegetables. It takes me a while to read labels and find what I want. It's so worth the trip.

I have debated many times to post this or not. I have met the owner couple when they only had Fuji Buffet. I had a great time with them late night at the bar with some of their friends. The owner then told me about his desire to start a grocery store across the road and they did it. Then they expanded the grocery store into 168 in the same building as Fuji Buffet. I am a member at Fuji and have brought many friends and coworkers. I have always had a great time at Fuji. I really like the 168 for its great Asian groceries. I also love their food at the food court as well as seafood place. But, now I am going to say about my experience at both the food court and seafood area. If you are not Chinese, you will get a shock especially from the ladies who serve you. If you are Chinese you get decent portions of the dishes and if you are not, they stuff two times the rice and give you very little portions and they are VERY arrogant. The same thing happens at the seafood area. I hope the owners will look into this too while expanding as you need non Chinese customers too. Because of this offensive approach, I have now balancing between Kim (Vietnamese) and 168.

No other place like it. This place is busy for a reason. I wont by seafood and produce from anywhere else unless i absolutely have to. Great for ingredients and utensils that are difficult to find in other big box stores. Prices are also fantastic. Staff is always great