15 Best Asian Supermarkets in Munich

BALI Asia Markt at Peter-Auzinger-Straße 13 is a small specialist shop with a particularly useful Indonesian focus. The selection includes Indomie, Indonesian spices, sauces, sweets, drinks and frozen foods, while products from other Asian cuisines broaden the pantry range.

It works well for preparing Indonesian dishes at home or finding familiar snacks and beverages. Delivery, collection and in-store shopping are available, with free parking options adding convenience for a larger grocery run.

At Prinzregentenstraße 120, i.SHOP Feinkost aus Asien offers one of Munich’s more versatile stops for Asian cooking. The selection covers everyday essentials alongside fresh herbs and vegetables, Asian beers, rice, noodles and a wide range of specialist ingredients and brands.

New Asia Mahun combines an Asian grocery store with a restaurant at Kreillerstraße 18, creating a useful two-part stop. The market carries groceries, spices, sauces and frozen products, including a dedicated frozen room with fresh Asian vegetables and tofu. The restaurant provides a place to enjoy Asian dishes after shopping.

Felbers Lotus Asia Markt serves as both an Asian grocery store and a practical lunch stop at Hofmannstraße 30. The shop carries Asian food, organic products and prepared foods, with lunch specials described as quick, tasty and reasonably priced. Takeaway is available, while standing tables provide a simple option for eating on site.

Orient Shop combines the breadth of an Asian supermarket with a convenient location on Rosenheimer Strasse in Au-Haidhausen. Its spacious layout and well-stocked range suit both focused ingredient runs and larger pantry shops.

Mikado Feinkost brings a focused Japanese grocery selection to Munich, at Damaschkestraße 85. Its range is built around ingredients for preparing Japanese dishes at home, including miso paste, rice, sake and tempura prawns. The shop is particularly suited to cooks looking for authentic Japanese staples rather than a general-purpose supermarket.

Mekong Markt combines an Asian grocery store with a convenient on-site food corner at Giesinger Bahnhofpl. 4, right beside Giesing Station. It is a practical stop for everyday Asian basics, with a broad assortment and the added option of picking up a quick meal to eat there or take away.

go asia Supermarkt - München Stachus puts an Asian grocery stop directly at Karlsplatz 1, making it a convenient choice for central Munich shopping. The bright, clean store carries fresh vegetables, noodles, sauces, snacks and other familiar Asian-market staples.

Its size supports a straightforward browse, although the range can vary by product and brand. In-store shopping and a quick-visit format make the location particularly useful for topping up a pantry while travelling through the city centre.

Shang Hai Market is a small, straightforward grocery store at Herzogstraße 2 in Schwabing. It offers good prices, fresh foods and a practical selection of everyday Asian essentials, making it well suited to a quick top-up rather than a large specialist shop.

The friendly service and compact format keep visits simple, while the range covers many regular cooking needs. For less common ingredients, a larger Asian grocery store may be a better fit.

ASIA FEINKOST brings supermarket shopping and Vietnamese cooking together on Hohenzollernstraße in Munich. Its food offer includes organic products, prepared dishes and a salad bar , making it useful for both grocery stops and something ready to eat.

ASIA MARKT Maxvorstadt is a neatly organised Asian grocery store at Augustenstraße 102, with a compact layout that works well for a quick visit. The assortment covers essential East Asian cooking ingredients, sauces, fresh and frozen goods, ramen, soju, prawn chips and other popular pantry items.

A small selection of Japanese bowls and decorations adds interest beyond food shopping. It is a useful neighbourhood stop when you want familiar staples without navigating a larger market.

Tian AsiaMarkt is a compact Asian grocery store at Bäckerstraße 8 in Munich, with a range that balances everyday essentials and less-common finds. The space is notably clean and well organized, making it easy to manage a quick shop despite its smaller footprint.

Part grocery shop and part standing snack bar, Koreanischer Asia Shop brings a distinctly Korean focus to Mozartstraße 3 in Munich. Its shelves cover Korean food products and can yield less-common pantry finds such as curry mixes, while the food counter adds an immediate reason to stop for a meal.

The prepared-food range is compact rather than extensive, built around popular staples and changing daily dishes. Bibimbap and fried chicken are worthwhile points of focus. There are only a few seats at the back and a couple of tables outside, so the setup suits a quick, informal meal more than a long sit-down visit. The welcoming, family-like atmosphere and notably friendly service are central to its appeal. This is a particularly handy address for combining a Korean grocery run with simple prepared food in one stop.

Soni Markt is a small Indian grocery store on Fürstenrieder Str. 102, with a practical selection for everyday cooking and festival-season shopping. Its range is suited to visitors looking for Indian pantry essentials in one straightforward stop, while the friendly, humble service gives the shop a personal feel.

D&C ASIA-MARKT is an Asian grocery store at Bahnhofpl. 2 in Haar, making it a useful option for shoppers east of Munich. The selection covers everyday items such as paneer and vegetables alongside Korean favourites including kimchi and rice cakes. Its broad Asian focus suits a mixed shopping list rather than a single-country specialty run.