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Are there Asian supermarkets in U.S.?
Yes! At SayWeee you'll find your Asian grocery items in our Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Indian and Thai stores. Get your favorite Asian products delivered to U.S. without leaving home.
What is the minimum order for free shipping?
Free shipping threshold varies by regions.
Do you have a physical store location?
We are an exclusively online retailer and do not currently have any physical store locations. This helps us keep our prices low.
What are your standard shipping costs and delivery times?
We have free delivery minimum on order over $35. Order minimum varies by regions.
What areas do you deliver to?
We deliver across the entire state. We deliver to all 50 US states.
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It's the kind of product I wanted; it's perfect for making soups and stews in winter.
Frozen tofu knots are quite convenient. You can open them without thawing and just boil or stir-fry them directly.
For those who love pleated knots, be sure to check out Jin Yang Thin Pleated Knots. You can't go wrong with them!
Put the thin tripe knots in the braised pork juice and cook them for a while. They absorb the juice of the braised pork and taste great. The tripe knots also have a great texture.
Finally bought the bean curd knot, not a very big pack
I used this bean curd knot to make pickled pork with preserved vegetables, and it tasted great.
Learning how to make the shanghai soup!
Tripe can be used to make pickled pork with preserved vegetables or stewed meat with red sauce
The bean curd knot is a must for pickled pork with preserved vegetables. Blanching it in water can effectively remove the bean smell.
This is the first time I bought this kind of bean curd knot. It has a strong bean flavor and is very convenient. I will repurchase.
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Weee! serves the major metropolitan areas across the United States as a trusted Asian online grocery store, bringing together products and ingredients from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, and Indian supermarkets. Shop everyday essentials including dairy, vegetables, fruits, and fresh produce, along with frozen meats and seafood, carefully packed with dry ice and offered in traditional cuts and formats familiar to Asian households. Now accepting EBT/SNAP at checkout in the largest U.S. cities. Buying Asian groceries online has never been easier or more reliable.
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Sept. 2024
Very good prices, delivery on times of any time I ordered . Good service. Good product. You can find anything's on Weee!
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Phoenix, AZJun. 2024
I've hunted all over Connecticut for Asian groceries and they're difficult to find in my area. I love being able to order them on Weee!
Customer since 2020Connecticut, CTApr. 2024
Great customer service. Experienced customer service who answers the phone could always solve problem efficiently.
Customer since 2023Washington DCJan. 2024
I really appreciate that you work hard to uphold standards of quality. I like the wide variety of products and the ease of shopping with you.
Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAPopular reviews
- It's the kind of product I wanted; it's perfect for making soups and stews in winter.
- Frozen tofu knots are quite convenient. You can open them without thawing and just boil or stir-fry them directly.
- For those who love pleated knots, be sure to check out Jin Yang Thin Pleated Knots. You can't go wrong with them!
- Put the thin tripe knots in the braised pork juice and cook them for a while. They absorb the juice of the braised pork and taste great. The tripe knots also have a great texture.
- Finally bought the bean curd knot, not a very big pack
- I used this bean curd knot to make pickled pork with preserved vegetables, and it tasted great.
- Learning how to make the shanghai soup!
- Tripe can be used to make pickled pork with preserved vegetables or stewed meat with red sauce
- The bean curd knot is a must for pickled pork with preserved vegetables. Blanching it in water can effectively remove the bean smell.
- This is the first time I bought this kind of bean curd knot. It has a strong bean flavor and is very convenient. I will repurchase.
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