Maxim Market III

Good supermarket specializing in Vietnamese products. Clean, neat, and well organized. Easy access from aisle to aisle, making shopping very convenient.

This is an Asian/Vietnamese grocery store. Their many different varieties of fresh herbs seem to be liked by many customers. And their free fish frying service is also very popular.

A Vietnamese supermarket to get Asian grocery. Lots of vegetable options. Always get my pandan soy bean here.

Good source for Asian grocery with a nice size produce section. We generally can get everything we need here.

Maxim Market on McLaughlin Ave is a solid choice for Asian grocery shopping, offering a variety of fresh produce, seafood, and specialty ingredients. The store carries Vietnamese, Chinese, and other Southeast Asian staples, making it a convenient stop for authentic ingredients. The seafood section is well-stocked, and the produce is fresh, though the store can get crowded during peak hours. Prices are reasonable, and the selection is diverse, ensuring shoppers can find everything from fresh herbs to imported sauces. If you're looking for a well-stocked Asian market, Maxim Market is worth checking out.

I’m really impressed with the veggie section when I visited today.

You have to go to a Vietnamese supermarket if you want a wide variety of Vietnamese items that you just won't see at 99 Ranch, Pacific supermarket, or Marina Market. I came here specifically to get flour mix for making bánh khọt. The non Vietnamese stores usually carry only bánh xèo mix. This store has both, and many other types of mixes. This time it also had a cast iron pan that can be used for making stuffed donuts, apple skiver, or bánh khọt. Previously they had an aluminum a version. I'm buying the iron pan and mix for culinary friends to their own bánh khọt.