Asian supermarket

Asian Supermarket is a type of grocery store that primarily caters to a specific Asian demographic group. These supermarkets are prevalent in many countries across the world, including those in North America, Europe, and Asia. They carry items and ingredients generally well-suited for Asian cuisines and not found in most mainstream supermarkets.

Etymology

The term "Asian Supermarket" is a direct translation of the term used in various Asian languages. The term is used to describe a supermarket that caters specifically to Asian consumers and carries a wide range of Asian food products.

History

Asian supermarkets started with the wave of Asian immigrants who came to the western countries in the late 20th century. They began as small mom-and-pop grocery stores serving the new immigrant populations. Over time, these stores expanded to become full-fledged supermarkets catering to the Asian diaspora and anyone interested in Asian cuisines.

Products

Asian supermarkets carry items from various Asian countries such as China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, and others. They offer a wide range of products including fresh produce, meat, seafood, packaged foods, bakery items, beverages, household items, and more. Many Asian supermarkets also have a deli section where ready-to-eat Asian meals are sold.

Related Terms

• Grocery Store: A store that sells food and other household items.
• Supermarket: A large self-service store selling foods and household goods.
• Asian Cuisine: The foods and beverages from various countries and cultures in Asia.

See Also

• List of supermarket chains in Asia
• Ethnic markets
• International aisle

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