Asian Grocery

It has a lot of Asian veggies variety. Some things are cheaper in here, but some things are more expensive than Springvale Asian market though. Even Colonial (right next to Asian Grocer) has cheaper prices.Kang kong at Asian Grocer used to be so good and fresh, but it hasn't been good for a while now. Kang kong that I purchased at Asian Grocer gone off by the time I arrived home, whilst my home is just 5-10 mins drive; it happened a few times. Kang kong looked so fresh at the store, but gone off too quick. So, I stopped buying kang kong from Asian Grocer. Frozen food section has a lot of variety though.

The fruit and veg here is okay if consumed within a few days and frozen seafood is good. Prices are cheaper for loose leaf salad mixes and some other items. Very crowded at all times and some of the customers’ hygiene leave a lot to be desired. People that shop here have no issue grabbing and putting things back after touching noses, wiping noses, coughing over the produce etc.

Has a huge range of products. Brightly lit, and quite well organised in categories that make sense. Expect it to be packed on the weekend though, and the aisles are so narrow that two people with the shop's pull along baskets will only barely fit past each other.

Products from the whole Asian continent arrived into this store. Very elaborate selection and shopping process is quick with their efficient checkout counters.

Tan Hung Asian Grocer The GlenReview update 13/10/2022The closure of the store next door, The Reject Shop, enables The Glen Asian Grocery to expand. The bigger floor space means s more products for sale. The frozen goods vertical display units are just left of entry. There are more variety of rice.I like the wooden structure above the casher counter. It is just artistic and interesting. I have rerank this store from 4 stars to 5 stars.___________________Updated / revisited on 8/2/2021Chinese New Year is round the corner (12/2/2021), and the festivity lasts for 15 days. Many shoppers come to shop to cook up a storm to celebrate the year of the Ox. The shop puts up some Chinese New Year decoration, and sells items including biscuits for the occasion.The boss lady is law abiding" and makes sure the paying customers observe social distancing when they are in the check-out queue.Happy Chinese New Year.Visited on 28/12/2020If you do not look closely to the purchase receipt

One of the bigger Asian groceries I've been. Nice selections (frozen food, meat, fresh vegetables, sauces, noodles, alcohol, gadgets).Went on a weekend, super busy! Aisles are narrowly spaced and just enough for 2 people to walk through.

I would normally rate this a 4 or 5 because of the wide offering and the ease of shopping. Been shopping here for many years. But today, something that really perturbed me. I saw a man point out to a young worker that he had seen a mould on a pack of fried tofu. He took the pack off the shelf to pass it to her, hoping they would remove it from the line. The lady worker acknowledged but not sure she understood. She did see the mould, about 1 cm in diameter on a piece of fried tofu. Even I could see it two steps away from them. Then he turned away, but as soon as he was two steps away he turned back to check. To both his and my surprise, the young lady worker placed the pack back and tried to cover the mouldy tofu! The man immediately went back and confronted her and asked “you think you should still be selling that?” She hesitated, and when he persisted, she referred him to an older Chinese lady worker.The older lady acknowledged it, but by then the tofu that had a mould was already rearranged and not clearly visible in the pack. And the pack was reshuffled with other packs. She did not want to take affirmative action when the man asked repeatedly and respectfully “you think you can sell this still?” She was calm and said thanks, but did nothing. Not quite satisfied and not convinced the would do anything about it, the man left in frustration. The older lady did not demonstrate an intent to check the stock and this seemed to be brushed off. It raises serious questions about the training availed to staff, and management attitude towards food safety.There is a clear difference between acknowledging, understanding and doing something to fix the situation, which is a customer service squarely under management purview. Food safety is a bigger question and has to sit with the board. Hence this one star, so the board can intervene to fix the culture before things get worse. Doesn’t give me confidence, sadly.

I like this store so much, have a lot of variety of products, Chinese and Korean and Japanese.I will always be back.

Very popular with Chinese community from near and far. Quite possibly the busiest shop in The Glen. The shop has everything you need for your Malaysian/Singaporean/Chinese pantry including sauces, canned food, snacks, drinks, frozen items, fresh vegetables, noodles, seasonal items eg mooncakes and Chinese New Year biscuits etc. The force is strong with Asian Grocer.

I always do my weekly shopping here and never checked my receipt. Today I just bought few items and had chance to look at my receipt, and spotted 3 mistakes. The sign showed 3 pack of pak choy for $3, and was charged 3 @$1.67 ea with total of $5, not sure this is kind of misleading or counter mistake? The same kind mistake was happen to one of crispy biscuits as sign showed $3.50 but was charged $7, can’t believe how this was happened. The last mistake was an item has been charged twice. Very disappointing, can’t imagine I have been shopping here for so many years, and never check my receipt. My advice here is if you need to shop here please do check your receipt every single time!