Southeast Market

Asian Grocery Store in Manhattan, New York, New York, US

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Website: southeastnyc.com

Address: 115 Delancey St, Manhattan, New York, New York 10002, US

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Opening Hours:

Monday	1–7PM
Tuesday	1–7PM
Wednesday	12–8PM
Thursday	12–8PM
Friday	12–8PM
Saturday	11AM–8PM
Sunday	11AM–7PM

About the Business:

Southeast Market is a Asian grocery store located at 115 Delancey St, Manhattan, New York, New York 10002, US.

The business is listed under asian grocery store category. It has received 7 reviews with an average rating of 4.1 stars. Their services include In-store shopping .

Reviews:

Anna Fru
8 months ago

Love the selection of local products!

Leslie Smith
9 months ago

Their online store prices are cheaper than in-store, and even then most of their selection can be bought cheaper from Target. Otherwise ok collection.

Luke Kang
1 year ago

The vibes aren't it here. This is a weeb teenager's idea of an Asian grocery store. Real Asian convenience stores are functional and understated, like Sunrise or Katagiri. The prices here are marked much higher than what you'd find at the other stores mentioned earlier, and roughly 100% higher than you'd find in Chinatown. This place is stuffed with tacky Asian "flair" For example: multiple red lanterns hanging for no reason, except to shout "this is Asian!!!" Row and rows of maneki-neko's (those waving cats). Having one for good luck is normal. Having dozens lined up in a row is borderline mockery. Same thing with rows and rows of red panda containers - it's all just such bad taste and frankly felt disrespectful of Asian culture. The actual selection is haphazard, and leans heavily on colorful packaging and tiktok appeal, rather than things Asians really appreciate. Finally, the woman working there had headphones on the whole time, looking down at her phone. Didn't seem ve...

Miao
1 year ago

Good selection!

Ruwan J.
1 year ago

Southeast is a medium-sized grocery space located in the underground Market Line food hall, below Essex Market. apparently, this is a temporary space for Southeast and it is moving to larger area in the Market Line. currently, the Market Line is only open from Wednesday to Sunday. the space is filled with Asian grocery items and snacks from furikake from Japan to Korean marinades to refrigerated dumplings to Vietnamese coffee and so much more. there’s a lot of different packaged ingredients for your kitchen needs— all from different regions of Asia. however there’s a ton of snacks from candies and chips to Pocky. prices are competitive with Asian grocers in NYC. i got some furikake and crispy garlic in chili oil. if you’re looking for something, ask the staff. It’s a one-man show. i’d definitely peruse the tables bc there’s a lot of items packed into this space.

Services:

In-store shopping

Plannings:

Quick visit

FAQ:

Southeast Market is open the following days:

Monday :  1–7PM
Tuesday :  1–7PM
Wednesday :  12–8PM
Thursday :  12–8PM
Friday :  12–8PM
Saturday :  11AM–8PM
Sunday :  11AM–7PM

Southeast Market is listed under

Asian grocery store

Here are some reviews from our users.

"Love the selection of local products!"

"Their online store prices are cheaper than in-store, and even then most of their selection can be bought cheaper from Target. Otherwise ok collection."

"The vibes aren't it here. This is a weeb teenager's idea of an Asian grocery store. Real Asian convenience stores are functional and understated, like Sunrise or Katagiri. The prices here are marked much higher than what you'd find at the other stores mentioned earlier, and roughly % higher than you'd find in Chinatown. This place is stuffed with tacky Asian "flair" For example: multiple red lanterns hanging for no reason, except to shout "this is Asian!!!" Row and rows of maneki-neko's (those waving cats). Having one for good luck is normal. Having dozens lined up in a row is borderline mockery. Same thing with rows and rows of red panda containers - it's all just such bad taste and frankly felt disrespectful of Asian culture. The actual selection is haphazard, and leans heavily on colorful packaging and tiktok appeal, rather than things Asians really appreciate. Finally, the woman working there had headphones on the whole time, looking down at her phone. Didn't seem very interested in helping out customers."

"Good selection!"

"Southeast is a medium-sized grocery space located in the underground Market Line food hall, below Essex Market. apparently, this is a temporary space for Southeast and it is moving to larger area in the Market Line. currently, the Market Line is only open from Wednesday to Sunday. the space is filled with Asian grocery items and snacks from furikake from Japan to Korean marinades to refrigerated dumplings to Vietnamese coffee and so much more. there’s a lot of different packaged ingredients for your kitchen needs— all from different regions of Asia. however there’s a ton of snacks from candies and chips to Pocky. prices are competitive with Asian grocers in NYC. i got some furikake and crispy garlic in chili oil. if you’re looking for something, ask the staff. It’s a one-man show. i’d definitely peruse the tables bc there’s a lot of items packed into this space."

Southeast Market has 4.1 stars from 7 reviews.

The address of Southeast Market is 115 Delancey St, Manhattan, New York, New York, US.