Yun Loy Asian Market

To say we enjoy this market would be a terrible understatement. This place is fantastic. Fresh produce, a very wide selection, and lovely staff that extremely nice and helpful. We are proud to be patrons of this fine place.

When I have an active toddler and only 10min to do grocery shopping, I really appreciate the fact that all fresh vegetables and fruits they have over here are beautiful and fresh ones. I don’t have to spend time picking individual item but just choose fr the few ready packed ones.
For e. g, I just got fresh persimmon from here. They are so beautiful and extremely sweet!
We can even get ready to eat chinese lunches from here that is to our liking. My hubby and boy love the food from here. The roast duck that is available over the weekend is fantastic!
We are getting more convinced that we don’t have to head south to chinatown for Asian grocery after all.

Staff are ver helpful. Needed a few special ingredients I couldn’t find any where so stopped in. Very nice selection of hard to find ingredients at a fraction of grocery store prices! I paid $ 11 for Mung beans at whole foods here $ 2.99. Huge jars of spices at a fraction of what ive paid else where for far less in size. To the addition of some very unique vegetables and fruits I dont even know how to prepare yet however opens my taste buds to a new experience. Great place to come and explore.

At first I thought it’s a small market, but surprisingly I can find many things I like and almost everything I need for my daily Asian cooking. The vegetables and fruit are fresh, and the seafood is good too. The owner and the staff are very friendly and helpful.

So glad I don’t have to leave The Woodlands to find Asian ingredients! I stocked up on all my favorite Japanese noodles and sauces (Yakisoba sauce, Goya sauce) and also found the chow mein noodles I prefer. Of course, I couldn’t leave without Pocky and Japanese KitKats.
Very robust selections across all Asian cuisines. I will make this a regular stop. Traffic on Sawdust was very heavy, but that wasn’t unexpected. The store itself is very clean and well organized.
I saw that they offer lunch as well. I’ll have to try that sometime! There’s mochi ice cream in the freezer section in quite a few flavors. Bring a freezer bag! I wish I had.

closest Asian grocery to me and I am very pleased! they are newer and very organized and clean. the produce is fresh and s great price! I stock up every week. every pantry item I need is as messy available there as well. the only think I wish they had was a larger fresh meat section like you see in larger Asian groceries. definitely a great find!

It is nice and clean there. Staff is friendly and helpful.
Fresh produce is limited in quantity and variety.
Meat section is empty during the week and only a few on the weekend.
They do have freshly made roasted duck, pork and chicken on the weekend. Quantity is limited so you have to go there early. If you need it during the week, you need to special order it. No biggie.
The store is not as big as 99 Ranch (Can’t even compare), but it carries enough basic stuff for Asian families around here. If you are looking for specific brand or certain items, you have to go to 99 Ranch or Bellaire for sure.
I am glad to have one nearby.

So glad to have an Asian Grocery so close! They have a great selection of fresh produce even if it seems like there’s not much, they have everything I need. After the HEB near me stopped stocking Chinese eggplant I was very happy to find it here.
Having a friendly and helpful staff is a nice bonus as well. Makes me look forward to my trips there!

Wow! Really happy to have an Asian market in the Woodlands. Extremely helpful staff and a great selection for a small store. I will be back!

Who would have thought that they would finally open up a hardcore Asian market so far out in the suburbs away from Houston/​Bellaire/​Spring Branch? Well here is your chance to make an almost one stop shop for your preparing and Asian cooking essentials.
The store is new, it’s clean and the Asians here are actually pretty friendly. No snarky looks, no peeping eyes just because you are looking at items for a long time, no long lines and no mass hysteria Asian drivers in the parking lot, win!
One of the first things I noticed when walking in are these «Kit Kats» that everybody keeps talking about. Green Tea and another flavor but I’ll wait till the bag goes down from $ 6 a little but what I have to expect from a market with no competition is a slightly higher sticker. Pretty reasonable in here still.
One thing you won’t find but in all fairness they try to have the main staples of shopping are the long isles of Tea, woks and such but everything else on inventory is practical for what you really need. These people really have it on target on what this local community wants and am surprised nobody has tried this around here a long time ago.
Parking is ample, it shares spaces on a strip center but very effective spacing.
There is a $ 3.99 lunch special, I have not tried it yet but while we’re on this subject…
The noodle isle! I forgot to mention about the noodles You will find a decent variety and most important of all you can get «fresh packaged» noodles. I know it’s an oxymoron but there are some things you just really can’t get locally so this is the next best thing.
If you can’t find this easily just look for a Walgreens, Federal Express or a Game Preserver sign, it’s nestled right next to them.

Always a great experience shopping here. The staff are friendly and the selection is unbeatable in this part of town. Anything from frozen dim sum to ramen to mochi kit kats to produce and meat. Definitely some things for the more experienced adventurous foodie and other things for your basic girl who wants to try the new kit Kat flavors.
They also have a sick lunch special for 3.99 that’s worth checking out during the week.

Beautiful market with friendly people– I was so happy to find this wonderful store, filled with fresh veggies, frozen treats, and everything in between with the sauces, oils, spices– just wonderful! I will definitely return soon. Also, I saw they have lunch for $ 3.99, which looked good although as a vegan, the vegetable offerings were a little slim, but then I was late in the lunch hour so will try again. Thank you for offering this great store in The Woodlands!

A total win. I’m elated to have found an Asian grocery store that doesn’t require going to Chinatown. Before this, even finding rice noodles was sometimes a project. This place doesn’t have all the choices of the big grocery stores on Bellaire, but it’s got all the basics and then some. The owners are very interested in stocking what their customers want, so don’t be afraid to a speak up if you don’t see what you want. Most prices I saw were a little higher than in Chinatown, but some were lower and none were outrageous, especially for the Woodlands.

I visited the market for the first time yesterday evening. Like other reviewers, I’m very happy to have a pretty authentic Asian market in our neck of the woods! They had a good selection of items, although their seafood counter was pretty bare (only a couple of whole fish in the case). Looking forward to returning and stocking up on noodles, a few frozen items, and lots of condiments that I can’t find anywhere else in the area!

So nice to have an Asian market a little closer to home. It still looks like the store is in the opening phase as they are not yet fully stocked, but it looks very promising.

I’m so happy about this place because now I can get fresh Asian food everyday!!! Hope they have really good business, for Asian people really need a market like this in woodlands, and it’s much better not to go to China town every week. No more traffic yeah! 中國的同胞們我們有新鮮蔬菜啦！！！

4.0 Star for The Woodlands area.
I’m so Excited we have an Asian market for The Woodlands Area. Actually it’s on the part of Sawdust officially in Spring on the corner of Budde Rd in the same strip center as Walgreen’s and Kobe Japanese Restaurant.
I’ve been watching and waiting the progress of this new venture for our area since around January. I must say yes I’m a fan! I believe awhile back one of the male owners told me that it was owned by three sisters from China and their husbands. They just opened May 1^st and have been very busy.
They are lucky to have Skillet the nice helpful man from The Woodlands Seafood on their staff in the seafood section. He has 20 years experience with seafood so he’s a great asset. I must say he is very friendly, helpful and has a great attitude! Skillet will show you the difference in the male and female versions of the blue crabs and how to so easily pop off the shell part and some innards if you’re not familiar. They have fresh frog legs also and squid plus many more items. More to come also hence I visited them on only the second day of their opening. They have living blue crabs in 2 sizes which were very affordable and even less money by the dozen. Fresh lively crawfish also are available in front of the seafood section. Skillet did inform me that they will clean and fillet the whole fish they sell for no charge. Fresh octopus and many more seafood items available and I’m sure more is to arrive. It was only their second day open.
One of the owners took me on a mini tour of their walk in fridge/​freezers and they do receive their pork in like half a pig segments and butcher them in house so you have fresh pork (see pics). The walk ins were immaculately clean. They also are roasting fresh duck and chicken in house :).
Fresh Asian veggies and American veggies are available. I was surprised at the flawless green beans but everything so far looked fresh.
There is a grocery section with your typical Asian noodles, sauces, snacks and packaged desserts. Also a frozen section with the typical Asian frozen goodies.
The store is not totally stocked yet as of this review but no worries they are hooked up with good seafood purveyors and hopefully will get more for the market so they should be fully stocked in the near future. All the employees are so helpful and they do have a list they are writing down any special requests you would like for them to carry. I added the bao buns for my homemade Asian pork belly. Can’t wait till they’re fully stocked and can skip my long treks to the Houston Asian markets overall.
The store is small to medium in size but with their thoughtful planning so far and their attitude to please hopefully I can do all my Asian shopping here. They have a ten year lease so they are serious about being successful. So glad they opened in my hood :)! Please check out my 42 pics to see just some of the items they carry.