Pan-Asia Supermarket

Its Magical. This is coming from a white person. I was enamored with all the choices of Asian veges and products. I couldn't help but buy some cute dishes and enchanting Chinese New Year's decorations. The only complaint is I asked for the freshest fish and the butcher pointed me to the black cod. When I got home it smelled super fishy. I washed it and proceeded. The soup tasted good. I ate it for lunch, and that evening I got really nauseated. So idk if it was the fish or a virus. My friend didnt get sick. Soo.... who knows.

Excellent selection of fish. They have a wide variety of fish that I haven't seen in many places in the Milwaukee Area. They even have fresh oysters. You can get it freshly cleaned from the butcher or there are some already cleaned and packed fish. You can get a cleaned chicken with head and feet attached. Pork is available with skin on options. Wide selection of veggies and fruits. Got passion fruit on my last visit.

Overall they have ample parking and good selection of Asian food. They have a good bakery and hot food. The vegetable section do have a spoiled smell. Not sure if it’s the food or other stuff.

Amazing place that sells authentic asian and rare tasty items. Fresh Seafood and large selection of meats in rear. Small restaurant style cafe with delicious meals in front. Mind blowing great Fresh sushi. Friendly customer service and plenty of parking.

Nice, very large Asian market with a variety of produce, seafood, meat and hot food. Bigger than other Asian stores, such as Mo’s or the oriental store. Seems to be a little better kept as well. Hot food includes roasted duck, char siu, shumai, pho and more. Duck and char siu was ok, a little greasy. Better when you make it at home. Shumai was burning hot like they threw it in the microwave but was good. They call your ticket number when your food is ready and have it displayed at the front, so there is a hoard of people gathered up at the front register— making it a little bit disorganized and chaotic. There is a "to-go" menu digital ordering board you can use to place your order as well. Food is very inexpensive. 5 pieces of shumai for $5.99 and duck/char siu with rice was $12.99. Was I was impressed with the high quality bags they put the food in— insulated for cold/hot food you can reuse. Not a cheap, a thin paper bag. To me that signals they care about quality and customer experience. It was extremely busy when I went there I just ordered to go and left. If you’re looking for a place to eat, shop in an unstressful environment, you may want to come on a slower day. It was so busy and chaotic that I didn’t bother looking around for more than 5 mins.

Been here many times already. Very clean and spacious, huge variety of fresh and frozen produce. This store is basically a dream come true. Food court is very tasty, although some day it acm get very busy. The prices are very reasonable too.

Pan Asia Market - after a morning of realtor work showing homes. Finally got a chance to shop there today. The crowd was pretty low for a weekend. Great selections of everything from seafood, ramen, frozen ramen noodles, Hmong sausage, Korean products, etc. I even found my favorite salted egg spicy chips. Hands down the best Asian grocery store in town!