I went to this market for the first time this week and was impressed with their selection of food items and snacks. While unassuming from the outside, the store has plenty of products on each shelf, varying from korean to chinese to Vietnamese. If I lived closer to this location, it would be a frequent stop!

Went here on a Sunday in search of ingredients to make Pho Ga (Chicken Pho). The one item that I was worried they wouldn't have is the fresh pho noodles in the pink brand. Turns out- they have it! They had everything we needed from vegetables to spices at a great price and it was all fresh. The only thing we wish they had was a packet of all the pho spices in one like the old man huong que brand. Overall, a great experience and a clean store and would come again.

This store is very convenient and keeps us from having to drive to gears rd or bellaire. It's a life saver. The employees are always helpful and checkout quick. Nice, quiet, clean store. Very pleasant shopping experience. MOST of the time I can get what I what I would need from other Asian stores. They always have the noodles and seasoning we need for pho. They sell the 30 pound bags of jasmine rice here. Nice to stock up on.

I love this place! I was able to find what I was looking for without having to drive to Veterans Memorial to the Hong Kong market!

Great place to get affordable foods. I love to get my produce here that American grocery stores dong have (mushrooms/ beans sprouts/ kimchi) as well as snacks and soup ingredients. The variety is great and the service is quick. The drink selection is also a bonus. I love the Assam Boxed tea for my quick caffeine intake.

This was the only Asian market i could find closest to the woodlands. The first option that showed up in my search. Lots of parking available. The entrance was clean. My shopping experience was quick. I only needed gyoza wrappers, which were found in the back freezer area near the seafood. I observed the seafood - all of the fish was on ice allowing customers to bag and weigh items themselves. There were many gyoza wrappers brands available under $3 which is what I expected to pay. I also purchased chives. The produce section is small, but I found what I needed. The checkout line was long, with only cashier available. To pass the time I browsed the boba tea section and noodle aisle. Once the checkout line was shorter I jump into line. JUST A HEADS UP, there a $5 minimum charge on credit card purchases. I do plan to return, I discovered many items that would be useful in my kitchen.

The vegetables here are fresher than H Mart. Used to shop at H Mart once a week for veggies, and when we moved up to The Woodlands and started shopping here I was surprised by this. Plus H Mart always smells bad. Unless you are looking to stuff your face with junk food, this place has most of what you need to cook proper Cantonese.

I love this store. I used to drive nearly an hour or more to Bellaire before I realised Yun Loy's was just down the road. Nice family run market with a limited but good meat and fish counter. The bbq pork and other hot items are delicious. I always find any item/ingredient I'm looking for when I'm trying to cook Asian dishes. The vegetables are always fresh and look great. They even have big bags of beef and pork bones for when I make pho. Yun Loy's joined my grocery store rotation a few years ago and I'm happy they are in the community.

This asian store has pretty much all you need to make authentic filipino dish. They also carry Korean, Japanese and Thai items. Clean and price is fair

Omg I don't have to make the drive to hmart!! Thank you so much for being open here. My hunt for Asian markets after moving here from nyc is not complete! It's not hmart but it's better than stocking up and making that far drive. I probably went a little crazy with my purchase but I was too excited. The prices are a tad higher than normal retail in hmart and Hong Kong supermarket etc but it's not ridiculously expensive. Besides that there's a huge selection on fresh greens and taro and Japanese sweet potato. Your common Asian snacks and ice cream. I took pictures upon entrance but got lazy. Basically it's a good alternative to making the drive to Chinatown for Asian groceries.