New Asia Market - Stallings, North Carolina

Candace Y.

店很大，本來叫大亞洲超市，現在叫新亞洲超市。東西很多，需要仔細挑選。

Ryan W.

Had a great shopping experience at the New Asia Market. I needed a specifically Chinese market and this place has a lot I was looking for! They have far-beyond your standard chile oil they have so much variety, they probably have that weirdly specific ingredient you are looking for! The fish smelled very fresh and clean I really enjoyed seeing the fish looked great.

The food was good too can't wait to go back! Great prices!!!

Charles S.

New Asia Market is such a wonderful discovery for us. So many new and hard-to-find ingredients, sauces, and authentic imports.

The produce area reminded me of browsing through an authentic outdoor market, except it's indoors and air conditioned.

Do you like Ramen? So many, many choices. Literally pallet loads!

The dine-in area is nothing fancy, but it's well maintained. You can buy their Box Special and choose THREE items, which are generously loaded with care.

The duck was wonderful, as was the tofu. There were so many wonderful dishes that we'll have to go back many, many times.

This place is a gem!

Hung D.

We stopped by here after shopping at Charlotte Premium Outlets. We bought (4) baked buns, (2) fresh tofu with caramel, & ordered a beef chow fun & combo pan fried noodles. Beef chow fun was excellent, almost perfect. I wish they brown the noodle a bit. Noodle was wide & soft. Beef was tender & bean sprout was crunchy. Pan fried noodle was also great even on the next day. Fresh tofu was yummy, wish they add ginger to the caramel sauce. Buns were large & soft. Grocery prices were very reasonable. Wife bought a few dry goods & fruits.

K W.

Been shopping here for eons now. Great place to shop for Asian groceries/food, specifically Chinese. Although some of the prepared food items aren't as good as Atlanta's GW Super Market, they are acceptable and Charlotte is a lot closer than ATL as we live near Columbia, SC. Like many restaurants, it seems New Asia is also cutting back, quantity and quality, with their entrees. For the first time, we ate their Cantonese Chow mein (Pan fried noodles) dish and found that they've added other ingredients, i.e., squash, to the dish instead of the traditional Chinese vegetables. And we don't recall seeing any scallops in the dish. At any rate, it's still good just not great! Unfortunately, that can't be said about their BBQ pork buns--worst I've ever tasted from there. The BBQ pork (char siu) has no flavor, more fat than meat. Will not buy for a while. Overall, still a good place to shop for Asian groceries and food.

Zarahi O.

A perfect place to find fresh vegetables at reasonable prices, even as a Latin person I can find vegetables that generally cannot be found in American stores. The attention is respectful and friendly. A place I definitely return to twice a week

Natalié A.

It's great, go check it out. I love this place!
Some items are overpriced, those they sell in other stores such as a $5 mochi ice cream box everywhere else, but they charge $10 for theirs. And, other stuff like some standard tea brands that are $2 less in other places and canned food. But, they sell items you can not find anywhere. So, I stick to buying things there that I can't find anywhere in the city and U go to get their fresh produce because I can buy everything I need in one place. Fresh herbs, huge portion of fresh mint compared to other grocery stores. Sprouts by the lb, several types of fresh mushrooms I haven't found anywhere else.
Also, the management is super kind and helpful. Very friendly and do what ever they could to help me find what I need. I'd rate it a 5 * but they need to make things more affordable! The $16 earrings are online from China for about $5-10. I overspend every time I go because of how pricey everything is. I'm only able to go shopping there occasionally because of that.

J P.

The New Asia Market is unique. It has a lot to offer as it pertains to different cultural vegetables and fruit. Also, they have a restaurant onsite that sells fresh hot Asian meals, it's set-up cafeteria style. In addition, offering a bakery, boba teas, and soups. In the back they have every type of seafood and meat you can imagine... They had shark, turtle, and fresh conch when I was there. Give it a try. However, the couple of times I went they can tend to be rude or frustrated with you due to the language barrier 🤷🏼‍♂️.