Huge Asian market. Has a good variety of everything you could be looking for from produce to shelf items to meats and live seafood. Reminds me of my Asian market back home. Reasonably priced. Was crowded and kinda had a long line, but it went quickly. I would suggest this place. Also huge ramen section.

If you are looking for anything to make up Asian cuisine the Park to Shop at Asia Plaza probably has it. A good selection of rice, tea, sauces, etc, They also have restaurant, or kitchen, supplies. So if you are in need of a wok, steamer, pots, pans, lids for them, or utensils they have quite a selection. They have a well stocked fish area to (giving the store that authentic Asian fragrance ). They also have a pretty good selection of spices, noodles, dried mushrooms, sesame seeds, and beans. If you are looking for Napa Cabbage or Bok Choy, which not every grocery store sells, they have these, in addition to several fruits and vegetables. Check them out. If you love Asian cuisine, they can most likely get you stocked up for it.

Yes I recommend this super market. I would find out when fresh vegetables are delivered because they run out fast.

The selection of the market itself is amazing! Whole Dorian? I have NEVER seen that ANYWHERE in the states! Always busy! Big parking lot. Adorable Asian gift shops, medicinal herbs and pharmacy shop, a variety of eateries including a dim sum joint my pal loves! There are cheaper smaller Asian Markets but this place is great.

Many unique grocery and household items here! So much fun walking through the aisles and looking at the different food, beverage, and household items. Bought a bottled coffee beverage, fresh baby bok choy, jasmine tea, and items to make sushi rolls. Many hard-working staff members were busy stocking items, and selling fresh meat. The cashier was very efficient. Quick check out process. Will shop here again!

Park to Shop is an Asian grocery store located in the AsiaTown area. I wouldn't be able to tell from the name alone that it was an Asian grocery story if my friend hadn't taken me there. She tells me this is where she has been going for her Asian ingredients. And that they are less stinky than the other Asian grocery store in the area. In the front of the store they have a large corkboard for personal ads. I saw multiple languages. Of the ones I can read, there were ads for hiring or shop transfer and all sorts of things. Seems like a helpful tool for the minority community in the area to connect and help each other. So while in Cleveland, I just wanted to prepare a nice meal for my friend while she was working. To my credit, she told me it was better than any of the Vietnamese restaurants in the area. I found that their ingredients were limited to the selection that I am used to at my local Asian grocery store but I was able to cut corners and find alternatives to minimally get by. Overall I'm glad my friend has an Asian market nearby but I can't help but wish it had a better selection.