137 of the 438 shops we list stock more than one cuisine. 62 Chinese supermarkets also carry Korean or Thai staples, so your nearest one may have what you need. Pick a cuisine to see the specialists first, then every other shop that carries it.
Last checked October 2026
259 shops · 185 specialists · 30 city guides
Chinese supermarkets carry regional sauces, fresh noodles, dumplings, roast meats, Chinese greens and dried goods.
Staples: light and dark soy sauce, Shaoxing wine, fresh noodles and frozen dumplings.
125 shops · 29 specialists · 11 city guides
Korean grocers stock gochujang, gochugaru, kimchi, rice cakes, ramyeon and banchan staples.
Staples: gochujang, gochugaru, kimchi and tteok rice cakes.
111 shops · 3 specialists · 12 city guides
Japanese food shops sell sushi rice, miso, dashi, nori, Japanese curry and snacks.
Staples: sushi rice, miso, dashi and nori.
98 shops · 22 specialists · 8 city guides
Thai grocers have curry pastes, fish sauce, fresh herbs like Thai basil and galangal, and jasmine rice.
Staples: curry pastes, fish sauce, Thai basil and galangal.
46 shops · 4 specialists · 2 city guides
Vietnamese grocers carry rice paper, pho noodles and spices, fresh herbs and fish sauce.
Staples: rice paper, pho noodles, fresh herbs and fish sauce.
39 shops · 3 city guides
Malaysian groceries include laksa and rendang pastes, sambal, kecap manis and pandan.
Staples: laksa paste, sambal, belacan and pandan.
34 shops · 2 city guides
Filipino stores stock ube, calamansi, banana ketchup, pancit noodles and Filipino snacks.
Staples: ube, calamansi, banana ketchup and pancit noodles.
20 shops · 1 city guide
Indonesian groceries include kecap manis, sambal, tempeh, instant mie goreng and spice pastes.
Staples: kecap manis, sambal, tempeh and mie goreng.
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