V-Mart International Market is a one-stop shop supermarket for those that are needing their asian groceries. It is a large supermarket and plenty of room to walk around. There is a lot of empty space. V-Mart International Market has sauces, frozen items, and fresh vegetables like watercress and yu choy sum. I am used to the vegetables packaged in plastic bags, but these were in plastic packaging. The aisles are easy to navigate and find what you are looking for. There is a parking lot with plenty of spaces.

Large clean and reasonably priced. Great spot to pick up your Asian ingredients! We especially love the selection of meats and veggies here.

In Hawaii, every other market you go to is an Asian market. There's Marukai, Don Quijote, Nijiya, Palama Supermarket... the list goes on and on. But in Providence, I never expected to find a relatively well-stocked Asian market with a wide variety of produce, snacks, sauces, and other staples of the sort. I've been to Asiana over in East Providence before, but it was way too tiny to actually go grocery shopping at. Cue: V-Mart. Some of my friends have gone to V-Mart before just to buy some essentials for Hawaii club events (spam, rice, nori, panko, etc.). I was attempting to make some version of a vegetarian Yukgaejang, so I needed bean sprouts, kimchi, sesame oil, spring onion, and japchae since I already had the soup stock, chili powder, and tofu at home. Thankfully, V-Mart had nearly everything that I needed, plus a little extra (I got some plain ramen noodles as well as a cute little crab-shaped crispy rice snack). I will mention that I heeded the other reviews and steered clear from the meat and seafood section. The only thing I wish they had was a wider variety of themed-Asian goods. Since V-Mart is primarily a Vietnamese market, it is a bit hard to find certain things that are unique to Japanese or Korean dishes. Plus, it is difficult when a lot of the vegetables in the produce section come in such large packages. For example, I wanted to put some bok-choy-esque veggies in my soup, but the only package with bok-choy-esque veggies had enough to serve 10 people! Nevertheless, V-Mart provided me with what I needed at a great price, so I can't really complain. Whenever I attempt to make another Asian dish that requires ingredients that I am not able to get at Trader Joe's or Eastside Marketetplace, I'll be making another trip back to V-Mart.

A really big Asian market in the area, possibly in Rhode Island. I've always gone to the smaller ones growing up with my family especially the Cambodian markets. This is one of the newer stores in town and they do a good job with having everything in stock. It's pretty organized and love their vegetable section. They have all the Asian veggies that I need to cook a good Cambodian meal. I really like that they have purple potatoes, lemongrass, long green peppers, and Asian eggplant, etc. They also have exotic fruits when in season, mangosteen, rambutan, and cherimoya. I usually like to stock up on the Asian ramen noodles, seaweed snacks, and Asian canned foods. They also have fresh daily Asian snacks like noodles and sweets. They also have a large meat and seafood section; although I don't trust their meats too much because the fish eyes were red which is an indicator that it's not fresh. I like getting the packaged Chinese sausages there. Although the smell is putrid, that to me seems like the norm for Asian markets. Overall, it's a convenient little spot to get all your Asian food needs. Also, big a parking lot so that's nice whereas other places you have to park on-street.

Another great find. They carry everything you could ever want or need for you Asian cuisine. Rice's, sauces, teas, fresh produce, rice sheets, whole fish, Candy, frozen delicacies, banana leaves - I found this place on yelp when I was in search of matcha tea powder. They carry a mind blowing variety of products. I'm looking for a recipe so I can go back!! You will find what you are looking for here. Took my sister and nephew on a "field trip" and ran into my manicurist in the store! The locals know where to go. This place is not glamorous - I would compare to PriceRite. It has a warehouse feel. It is not in the best location - but easy to get to and a marvelous variety of products. Pleasssse try. You will !