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Ace Mart — Épicerie in Grands Boulevards, Paris

Ace Mart on 63 Rue Sainte-Anne greets shoppers with shelves packed tightly with a wide array of Asian sauces and snacks, making it a key stop for specialized ingredients.

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Your Go-To for Asian Groceries on Rue Sainte-Anne

Ace Mart on 63 Rue Sainte-Anne offers a compact yet comprehensive selection of Asian groceries, standing out for its competitive pricing on items like specialty noodles and condiments. It provides a convenient option for those seeking specific ingredients in the 2nd arrondissement, with helpful staff ready to assist shoppers through its well-organized aisles.

Vetted

Verified September 2026 · 2 independent sources

Asian groceriesBudget-friendlyCentral ParisSpecialty ingredients

A Specialized Stop for Asian Flavors

Ace Mart on Rue Sainte-Anne serves as a dedicated destination for Asian groceries in the heart of Paris's 2nd arrondissement. Unlike typical French epiceries, this store focuses entirely on imported goods, providing a valuable resource for residents and visitors alike who are looking for specific ingredients not found elsewhere in the immediate vicinity.

Shoppers will find a diverse range of products, from various types of rice and noodles to an extensive collection of soy sauces, chili pastes, and cooking oils. The selection extends to frozen dumplings, fresh produce like bok choy, and a variety of Asian snacks and drinks, ensuring a complete experience for preparing authentic meals.

Despite its compact footprint, the store is well-organized, allowing for efficient browsing. The staff often receives praise for being helpful and friendly, ready to guide visitors to specific items or offer recommendations, which is particularly useful for those less familiar with Asian culinary products.

Many visitors appreciate the competitive pricing on offer here, making it a smart choice for stocking up on staples or trying new ingredients without overspending. It is a reliable spot for securing good value on imported goods that might cost more elsewhere in the city.

What to look for

Asian Sauce Aisle

Explore a wide variety of soy sauces, chili oils, and specialty condiments from across Asia, perfect for authentic cooking.

Compact Layout, Full Selection

The store makes efficient use of its space, offering a surprisingly comprehensive range of Asian groceries despite its smaller size.

Value for Asian Staples

Find competitive prices on essential items like rice, noodles, and frozen goods, making it an economical choice for specialty shopping.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Tofu

    You can find tofu here, and shoppers often note its good value compared to other stores.

  2. Cold Drinks and Ice Cream

    The store offers a selection of ice cream and cold beverages, including frozen water bottles and ice cube mixtures, especially welcome during warm weather.

Who is this for

This store suits weekly shop cooks who need specific Asian ingredients for their recipes, offering a focused selection that saves time. It is also ideal for budget stretchers looking for good value on imported goods. Curious browsers interested in exploring new flavors and culinary traditions will find plenty to discover.

For everyday French groceries and fresh baguettes, Opéra Market on 29 Rue des Petits Champs offers a broader selection for a full basket.

The verdict

Smaller than a full-sized supermarket, but its focused selection of Asian groceries offers excellent value and specific items that are hard to find elsewhere.

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