Kim Brothers Oriental Market

"I have been going here for years and absolutely love their selections. I only took pics of their chip isle just bc its so impressive and some stuff for my Sanrio lovers but they have everything here. I always stock up on Japanese curry blocks, sweet potato noodles (highly recommend!), lots of rosé tteboki and frozen goodies. Their snack isle changes every time I go so there is always something new to try and I've noticed they have a wider variety available than most of the other local asian grocery stores. Their frozen food coolers are rusty, loud and look like they are on their last leg but I can confidently say that I have never had anything freezer burnt or just bad in general from this store. Check them out!"

"I love this place! The owner is so very nice. He even sent me away with a few Korean melons as a parting gift when I bought a slightly larger order. This shop has so much stuff directly from Korea that are hard to find elsewhere. Definitely will be a regular shopper there."

"What a great place! Picked up kimchi and natto. They have all kinds of fresh and frozen food and they also sell fresh made food to go."

"Love shopping local. I stopped in at Kim Brother’s Grocery Store in Tampa today. Such an amazing selection and great quality. Between the delicious in house thinly sliced ribeye for Bulgogi Beef and the homemade Dumplings made by one of the gracious owners filled with beef and perfectly spiced kimchi, I was in foodie heaven. I made the Bulgogi- Korean BBQ beef tonight and had @cory_tyndall over for a yummy dinner. #shoplocal #tampafoodie #aperfectday"

"We wanted to check out the other oriental markets in the area and chose Kim Bros to roam. Staff was very, very nice. You are welcomed with an aisle of noodles and chips. They have some pretty unique chips but it was quite expensive, $5 a bag. They have the same selection as the other oriental stores such as meat, cookware, noodles, etc. The only thing that was a treat was their fish cake. It was delicious and worth the money! The place does get a bit cramped so just be ready to share the aisle with other shoppers. This place does price their items a little bit more expensive than the other oriental markets. We would probably return for just the fishcakes."