Have been to a couple of Oriental markets here. Lynn's so far has the best inventory or various Asian ingredients. I also enjoy the buns they have near the checkout counter.

Good place to find unique Asian groceries. Tallahassee isn't very ethnically diverse, so it's a miracle to have this place for uncommon Asian spices and food that you would find at American grocery stores. Coming from California, it's crazy that there isn't much diversity of big costal states. They have pre-made bulgogi beef and pork, sushi ginger, canned lychee for my green tea, pickled radish, unagi sauce, dynamite mayo, Asian snacks, fresh veggies and fruit. I wish the place was bigger like those in California (i.e., 99 ranch, Tokyo Central)

Always find great Asian groceries and vegetables. Things only you could find at HMart are here as well! Thanks for a wonderful selection!

This store is an Asian wonderland. The aisles are filled with oodles of things from dishes, teapots, chopsticks and coffee to fresh fruits and vegetables to frozen goods and statues and incense. I left with what I was seeking, and a bit more! Don't be afraid of the unknown, peruse and then choose something new!

I've been shopping here for years, there's a wide variety of products and the prices are good. Tea, fresh veggies, snacks, soup, plates, sauces, like literally all you could want.

I've been here several times with my good friends who originally introduced me to this wonderful market and it is my favorite in town! It is expansive-I promise you will find what you need! The staff are very friendly and the shop is impeccably clean. If you are in the need of any Asian ingredient for cooking, this is the place for you! I've gotten their nori wraps, a surplus of candy, snacks, steamed buns and much much more. The products are quality and priced well! They have all the yummy goods that you can't find in those chain grocery stores. Also, the store layout is very organized! Each aisle has a general theme to keep your shooing efficient. Plus, if you don't speak another language, do not worry, as most of the products have a translation or are written in English too! One of my favorite parts is the fresh fruit and vegetable options that they provide. Also, since going more than once, I have learned that they change their products every now and then. Such as drinks and candy which I love as there's always something new to try!

Good mix of Asian foods and groceries can find Filipino, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese. They have fresh vegetables, dumplings, ice cream, snacks, sauces, noodles, rice, baking ingredients and frozen goods. No matter what your thing is from chocolate mushrooms, to pigs blood or frozen purple potatoes. Green tea icecream inside of a fish shaped cone stuffed with red bean paste and chocolate.. Who am I to argue. Vegan meat flavored snacks.. Why not...

I have no complaints here. It's the biggest Asian market in Tallahassee, it has tons of stuff, and it's decently priced. The selection of instant Ramen is HUGE. Rice is a variety as well. They also have cool tableware! I didn't have much interaction with staff, just checking out, but it was quick. There is a $5 minimum for debit or credit card purchases though, so just be wary of that. I would definitely like to go back and get some more stuff soon. I look forward to it.

This place is as good as it gets in terms of Asian grocery stores in Tallahassee. It's clean, bright, and well stocked. I don't come here often. But when I do, I get my Japanese rice, dumplings, Chinese sausage, veggies, cooking sauces, and everything else Asian here. Recently I was able to find a nice moon cakes gift set for the Chinese Moon Festival. I'm glad they actually carried it especially considering that fact that the owners are Vietnamese not Chinese. What I think this place is seriously lacking is a personal touch. I'd say service is lukewarm. I was never greeted or smiled at. I never get that warm fuzzy feeling by coming here which is quite different than my previous Asian grocery shopping experience in other cities. That makes me miss Tim's Oriental market in San Antonio. Or even another much smaller Chinese grocery in the middle of nowhere in West Texas. But fear not, the New Seoul Oriental Market though much smaller is where you go get friendly and personable service while doing your Asian grocery shopping!