Cleveland offers you world-class music, world-class sports and world-class restaurants. Cleveland also offers you the world. Come see where in-the-know Clevelanders shop to bring Asian culture to The Land.
This fun gift shop in Cleveland’s AsiaTown has the spirit animal you’re looking for — whether dragon, kitty, panda, or piggy — in ceramic, stuffed, or on a t-shirt. It’s also a great place to pick up a tea set or an artfully crafted bowl paired with matching chopsticks, perfect for any ramen enthusiast.
One of the best features of Cleveland's AsiaTown Plaza is that you'll find gifts, groceries and hidden gems all under the same roof. After visiting Sisters', take a short stroll to this longtime local favorite filled with artistic finds around every corner. Family-owned for more than 30 years, it offers a thoughtfully curated collection of handmade glassware, locally designed apparel, vinyl records and unexpected treasures.
This small grocery store in Mayfield Heights has a surprisingly wide selection of items from Korea, China, Japan and the Philippines. Ask the friendly staff to point you toward the many varieties of ramen, or the wide selection of kimchi and other Korean banchan stocked in the refrigerators. Then pick up some curry sauce from Japan and make the Asian feast of your dreams in your own home.
In Westpark, Assad’s Bakery’s bright, colorful exterior matches the vibrant assortment of their offerings. At this West Asian and Middle Eastern grocery and bakery, you’ll find every spice you could possibly want as well as beans, seeds and fresh produce. Have a hankering for pita bread? Assad’s Bakery makes them fresh daily.
Who says you can't shop for a new outfit and a delicious snack at the same time? Immerse yourself in the vivid colors and striking patterns of Nepali fabrics at this Parma grocery store and boutique, where you can purchase ready-made clothes or fabric to create your own fashion. Be sure to head over to their grocery aisles and get some well-deserved snacks for the ride home.
Need soy sauce? You can choose Korean, Japanese, or Chinese. How about curry? You can choose Thai or Japanese. Want some Chinese oyster sauce or brown rice? Maybe you actually want long-grain rice? You can find all of these as well as Japanese dishware, imported treats and so much more at this well-stocked Asian grocery store in North Randall.
This small AsiaTown grocery store caters equally to Korean grandmothers who make their own kimchi and college kids who want to pick up ramen, mochi and Asian snacks. If you’re looking for premium sushi-grade rice, come here. If you’re looking for those famous Korean Shingo pears in season, come here. If you’re looking for fermented rice wine, come here. Just come here.