Kina Li — Supermarket in SoFo, Stockholm
Kina Li on Ringvägen in SoFo is a supermarket where the small street-level entrance opens onto a basement that keeps going: aisles of East Asian groceries, snacks, trinkets and restaurant-sized wok equipment.
What Kina Li is
Kina Li is a supermarket on Ringvägen in SoFo, and the entrance is smaller than what waits below: a basement of aisles holding East Asian groceries, snacks, trinkets and restaurant-sized wok accessories. Come for sushi rice, pantry foods and a spatula, and bring a large shopping bag. It opens at 10:30 am on weekdays and noon on Sunday.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
The basement that keeps going
Kina Li is an independent supermarket on Ringvägen in SoFo, and what you notice first is how little the doorway tells you. Down the stairs, the aisles run further than the shopfront suggests, and the walk through them has the feel of a maze you are happy to get lost in.
The food side is broad. Sushi rice sits among the dry goods, and the grocery aisles carry a wide spread of East Asian snacks and pantry foods to take home.
Alongside the food, restaurant-sized wok equipment, bowls and utensils fill the shelves, and small trinkets and accessories are scattered through the aisles. Staff will help you hunt something down; ask at the counter if you cannot find it.
Prices are mixed. Small crafts run about 15 SEK each rather than by the pack, and two hair clips around 4 cm across come to 50 SEK, so small items add up quickly.
One thing to know before you go down: the stairs are steep and have no handrail, with a stroller ramp along one wall. If you are hauling a big shop back up, keep a hand free.
What to look for
Asian snacks and pantry foods
The grocery aisles carry a broad range of East Asian snacks and foods to take home, and it is the easiest part of the shop to fill a bag from.
Wok accessories and kitchenware
Restaurant-sized wok equipment, bowls and utensils sit alongside the food, so you can pick up a spatula and a packet of rice in the same trip.
Small accessories at the counter
Small items such as hair clips are sold individually rather than in packs, at prices that add up quickly.
The pick list
What to bring home
Asian snacks and foods
The grocery aisles carry a broad range of East Asian snacks and pantry foods to take home.
Wok accessories and kitchenware
Restaurant-sized wok equipment, bowls and utensils sit alongside the food aisles.
Hair clips
Small accessories are sold individually at the counter area, with prices that add up quickly.
Who is this for
This suits anyone building an East Asian pantry who wants sushi rice, snacks and dry goods in one basement run rather than across several shops. It also works for cooks after restaurant-sized wok equipment, bowls and utensils, which sit right beside the food aisles. And if you like browsing without a list, the maze of shelves and the trinkets scattered through them will keep you down there longer than you planned.
The verdict
The range is huge, but prices on small items are high, so it suits a browse-and-stock-up trip rather than a quick bargain run.
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