Buying asian food online

I bought some japanese curry off Amazon (Vermont, Mild).
When it arrived, it had expired. Never again.

Try samuraibuyer

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2 bottles for $4 at the local Park To Shop

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Shanghai bok Choy. Sauté with soy and garlic. Finish with sesame oil. Cheap too

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Good in a pinch when you need somethin meaty for that stir fry.

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Taro all day.

>>8158009

I love that massaman curry paste. need to try the other 2 kinds.

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>>8157464
>be me
>go to local Asian store
>Jap behind the counter eyes me with contempt
>buy some Kewpie
>as I leave hear the nip laughing and distinctly hear the word weeaboo used.
>Throw away the nip mayo, post my experience on /pol/.
>Next day the shop has been burned down.
>Vow to forever buy American.
Thanks, /pol/.

>>8157970
can you elaborate on your experience with customer service or how this works

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Some stuff I keep in stock from the local Asian grocer. I've lived in this neighborhood and frequented these markets for 4 year and I still don't feel like a regular. The staff is polite, but always distant.

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A must have.

WHERE THE FUCK CAN I GET SESAME DRESSING!? I had it in japan and that shit is off the chain! but the stuff on Amazon is so damn expensive

>>8158034
>living in DFW
>poor drug addict
>want to make chink food
>put on nicest clothes, my fake rolex, and "dress" shoes
>go to H-mart in Carrolton (huge asian supermarket)
>get so many fucking looks, smiles, winks and hellos from all the cute asians
>cashier spills her spaghetti trying to flirt, she can't stop smiling

I don't even like asians, but it's nice getting catcalled.

>>8158140
>cashier spills her spaghetti trying to flirt, she can't stop smiling

Honestly, it was probably because she was having trouble understanding you. Asian people actually from Asia spaghetti hard trying to understand westerners, but I don't blame them.

>>8157997
Cleveland, OH?

>>8158064
thats the worst fish sauce brand tho. red boat is vastly superior.

>>8157464
>tfw cant find mi goreng anywhere
i hate living in hillbilly town

>>8157997
Aloe Juice?
They sell this in stores in NY,PA, and FL. Don't see why you need to order it

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>>8158064

Three crab is the superior choice

>>8158067

I have it at my store,

If you are in USA, send me the money and I will mail you a 1 liter bottle

>>8158140
>cashier spills her spaghetti trying to flirt, she can't stop smiling

>not lo mein

missed opportunity

>>8158061
jesus clean your goddamn stove

>>8157997
Dearborn?

>>8158014
I tried the green tea version of this brand and it was really doughy, like floury and glutinous. I've never had mochi before and I know what it's made of, but I wanna make sure that's how it's supposed to taste and just not how this specific brand tastes.

Yamibuy.com

>>8159037
that's how mochi is, super squishy
they all taste different but they all have the same texture

Sup bitches. If you're ever in Boston hit up the Super 88 Market.

>>8157464
www.asianfoodgrocer.com
I got a bunch of Japanese snacks under $20. Worth it.

>>8158880
216 senpai

>>8159037
My family used to make them from scratch and bake them. The dough was lighter and fluffier--way better than that specific processed brand, of which I've tried 3 flavors. The dough and filling in that shit are extremely dense in comparison to the authentic stuff. The filling was all sugary paste, whereas the authentic shit is actual beans.

>>8158014
A variety pack of this brand is on its way to my house rn
I assume the Taro is good? I've never had anything flavored like it or had it itself so I'm very curious

We made some sesame balls the other day. If you all haven't had these little treasures i highly recommend. My wife bought glutenous rice flour and red bean paste on amazon. We went to our local Walmart and got the sesame seeds..As for the customer experience..It was perfect. Was worried about the flour bursting open since our USPS manhandles packages, but it was perfect. I had never had red bean paste. Sounded gross to me, but after i tried it, it was so sweet, nothing like the "bean" part i was thinking it would be.

I want to try Pocari Sweat but Amazon is expensive as fuck it looks like.
There's one Asia Market I haven't tried but I no longer live near it and I don't recall ever seeing it there when I'd go there.

>>8157997
You can buy this at literally any indian-run off-license nowadays.
Guess they must love that shit or whatever.
Freaked me the fuck out when I first tried it because I didn't notice it was chock-full of little bits.
t. britbong

>>8161096
>live in CA
>can buy this in literally any grocery store
Refreshing as shit on a hot day.

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>>8161185
>>>8161096
>>live in CA
>>can buy this in literally any grocery store
>Refreshing as shit on a hot day.
Same this is ultra true. Especcialy in san diego. I went to this one store in 4s I think it was. it was fucking great. I bought like 30$ of mochi and 50$ on those pop top sodas and weird candies.(spent alot because I live in LA and I wanted some for home.)