15 Best Asian Grocery Stores in Munich

Dork & Samon Asiamarkt Germering is a well-stocked Asian grocery stop at Otto-Wagner-Straße 26 in Germering-Unterpfaffenhofen, serving shoppers in the Munich area. Its range is particularly useful for building a pantry: expect a respectable choice of rice alongside Korean and Southeast Asian sauces, condiments and other Asian food essentials.

VANA combines a well-stocked Asian grocery store with a café at Agnes-Bernauer-Straße 1 in Munich. The broad food selection includes organic products, while a dedicated shelf near the counter offers heavily discounted items approaching their expiry date—a practical, waste-conscious touch.

Asien Markt is a compact grocery shop at Bahnhofplatz 10 in Germering-Unterpfaffenhofen. Its practical strength is breadth within a small format: the range spans spices, sauces, oils, noodles, vegetables and frozen foods, usually with one or two versions of an item rather than an extensive choice between brands.

Fam Asia Market is a compact Asian grocery store on Charles-de-Gaulle-Straße in Munich. Its well-organized shelves cover Chinese, Japanese, Indian and Southeast Asian products, with fresh food and low-calorie choices adding variety to the everyday range.

It works well for a quick visit when you need practical ingredients without navigating a large supermarket. The selection is focused rather than extensive, while weekday and Saturday opening hours suit regular shopping trips.

Set in Munich’s Moosach district, Asiashop Moosach is a straightforward neighborhood grocery for Asian pantry basics. The assortment covers everyday essentials such as noodles, while the freezer offers useful finds including frozen garlic naan. Its format works especially well for focused top-up shopping and quick visits, whether replacing a staple or gathering a few ingredients for an Asian meal.

Mili is a compact Asian grocery store on Luisenstraße that also serves simple Chinese home cooking. The shop is particularly useful for students and budget-conscious diners, with dishes such as rou jia mo and jianbing alongside staples, braised meats and stir-fried vegetables.

Service is quick and friendly, making it well suited to a straightforward lunch or a fast grocery stop in central Munich.

Sri Balaji Indian Market brings Indian groceries, prepared foods, organic products and selected Latin American items to Munich-Laim, at Zschokkestraße 69. It suits both a quick top-up and a more complete pantry shop, with in-store shopping, collection and delivery options.

The range also includes specialty ingredients, snacks, fresh food and cut flowers. Staff are known for their polite, helpful approach, while the Monday-to-Saturday schedule runs mainly from 10 am to 8 pm.

Chai n’ Spice - Indischer Supermarkt is a well-stocked Indian grocery store at Schleißheimer Str. 182, with a surprisingly broad range for its neighbourhood. Shelves cover spices, lentils, rice, snacks, sweets, paan and everyday essentials, while the frozen section adds hard-to-find Gujarati favourites such as masala dosa, medu vada, patra, dhokla and methi thepla.

Close to Isartor in Altstadt-Lehel, Bharat Indian Store combines a spacious Munich grocery shop with online ordering and delivery. Its location at Zweibrückenstraße 5-7 is convenient for a quick essentials run and is readily reached by S-Bahn or tram.

At Bodenseestr. 228 in Munich, Dessi Dukaan combines a broad Indian grocery range in one shop. The shelves cover aromatic rice, flour and flatbreads, lentils and beans, spices and daily essentials, with fresh fruit and vegetables for home cooking. Ready-to-eat items, frozen snacks and sweets bring extra convenience, whether the aim is a full weekly restock or a quick top-up.

Desi Markt is an Indian grocery store in Munich with a broad selection of everyday ingredients, including grains, flour, vegetables, leaves and other South Asian staples. The compact shop is useful for a quick visit and can cover a substantial part of a home-cooking list.

KOHINOOR GbR is a Munich grocery store on Sonnenstraße, pairing Indian pantry staples with a broader everyday assortment. Aashirvaad Multigrain Atta is one clearly represented staple, while the range extends to cream cheese, frozen pizza, personal-care products and household paper.

Asia Shop Hoa Quynh is a small Asian grocery store in Munich-Laim, located on Elsenheimerstraße. Its focus is South-East Asian products, including original Asian ingredients and fresh goods supplied by air freight.

The compact format makes it convenient for a quick neighborhood shop, while the friendly, helpful service adds reassurance when choosing unfamiliar items. The range is focused rather than extensive, so it suits targeted ingredient purchases best.

Oriental Asia Shop is a compact Japanese grocery store in Munich with a surprisingly varied Asian range. Alongside instant noodles and sushi ingredients, the shelves include Vietnamese rice noodles, Thai and Indian curry products, frozen dumplings, seafood, hotpot items and fresh herbs and vegetables.

At Augustenstraße 114, Yashi’s Asia Store gives Munich shoppers a broad selection of Asian food in a format suited to a quick visit. A friendly, welcoming service style adds to its appeal, particularly for focused neighborhood shopping.

Opening times are concentrated into evening hours on Monday and Thursday and longer sessions on Friday and Saturday. Any discounted bag purchase warrants a careful expiry-date check before leaving.