L & C Asian Mart. 大康亚洲超市 - Mundelein, Illinois

Foster Rosen

Small nice place with really good prices on imported snacks. Super wide selection and isn't super pricey either!! Will certainly be stopping by again.

Robin Gerber

There are very few true Asian/Chinese markets in this area. Garden Fresh and Woodmans have some items but mostly generic. This location has many items crammed into their little store. Some things I can't even find at Hmart. I make a point of stopping here for fermented black beans and special sauces. Hard to see from the road but worth a look if you're really looking for authentic Chinese ingredients.

Violet Chang

This place has all the Asian staples you need (mostly Chinese and Taiwanese) when you don't want to drive out to Hmart and a lot of the items are priced even better than the larger stores. Some days you'll find fresh bakery and food items like peking duck and chicken feet. Great little place in the suburbs!

Mark

It's okay to go for quick access asian grocery. Instead of going far down south. Don't expect everything to be there. Very friendly and accommodating salesperson.

Joseph Molloy

I wanted to try to make Chinese food with authentic ingredients after years of using what I could find in American stores, and after shopping here my family said that the dinners taste better than take out. The service was excellent and very helpful.

Jill Straka

Great selection of fresh, frozen and dried foods! So nice to have this store nearby with Asian staples.

Kedsana Boudsady

Small Asian market selling mainly Chinese products and some Asian essentials, prices are decent, friendly customer service.

Larry Jiao

Wonderful and quaint Chinese mart that our family has gone to for many years. They import a lot of classic Asian snacks from Matcha-flavored Mochi to Banana-flavored Milk to Hi-Chew to Taiwanese Pineapple Cake.

You got to check out their new imports on the right-hand side of the entrance. I wasn't expecting to find the firm tofu jerky laced with spicy sauce, but it's vacuum-sealed alongside the sweet & spicy fish jerky. There's also a lot of homemade items towards the entrance as well.

If you're interested in something a little funkier, I'd go into the central aisle. On the left hand side there are condiments used for cooking like hot chili oils Lao Gan Ma, or GochuJang, but the highlight for me would be Hwang Ryh Shiang's fermented bean curds.

These fermented bean curds or Tofu will have the texture of a soft cheese following a strong taste that does not need to be refrigerated yet are a wonderful addition to a morning porridge. (It can be vegetarian depending on it's ingredients.. ?) There is a little bit of alcohol in the liquid, but you won't notice unless you straight up drink from the jar. Each cube is very salty so make sure to have a lot of porridge with you.. or go all out and make a tasty spreadable sauce on your stir fry.