Chains
Though most Asian supermarkets are independent and may carry the similar or even the same names, there are chains of stores which have popped up.
Major chains include:
- Chinese and Pan-Asian: Hong Kong Supermarket (US), Kam Man Food (East Coast US), Hoo Hing (UK), Miracle Supermarket (NSW)
- Filipino: Seafood City (US), Island Pacific Supermarket (US)
- Hawaiian and Japanese: Marukai Corporation U.S.A. (West Coast and Hawaii)
- Japanese: Mitsuwa Marketplace (US), Nijiya (West Coast US), Uwajimaya (Greater Seattle), Yaohan (defunct), Jusco (Australia)
- Korean and Pan-Asian: Hmart (US, UK)
- Malaysian: Giant Hypermarket (UAE)
- Taiwanese: 99 Ranch Market (US), T & T Supermarket (Canada)
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