There is a grocery store on Myhre Place in Silverdale that most people outside the Filipino, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese communities in Kitsap County have never set foot in. Those who have describe it the same way: once you find it, you keep coming back. Asian Market Silverdale has been quietly serving one of Kitsap County’s most underrepresented food communities for years, and it carries at least one product that nobody else west of Seattle can offer.
The Store That Fills a Real Gap
Walk into Asian Market Silverdale and the first thing you notice is the sheer variety packed into a medium-sized space. The store spans multiple Asian culinary traditions, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, and more, organized with a clean layout that makes navigation straightforward even for first-time visitors. Fresh produce sits alongside refrigerated imports, specialty condiments, packaged snacks, instant noodles in varieties that mainstream supermarkets simply do not carry, and fresh baked goods that regulars plan their shopping trips around.
The most remarkable item on the shelves is also the most specific: Asian Market Silverdale is the only store west of Seattle carrying fresh Rose Bud rice noodles, a product that home cooks across the Pacific Northwest have historically had to source from specialty stores in the greater Seattle metro area or order online. For Kitsap County families who cook authentic Filipino, Vietnamese, or Thai dishes regularly, having those noodles available locally is not a minor convenience. It is a significant difference in how they cook and how much time they spend sourcing ingredients.
More Than a Grocery Store
Asian Market Silverdale also provides money remittance services, lechon, and balikbayan box shipping, a combination that signals something important about what the store means to the Filipino community in Kitsap County specifically. Balikbayan boxes are large care packages sent from Filipino families living abroad back to relatives in the Philippines, a deeply cultural practice that represents connection, love, and practical support across thousands of miles. A store that helps facilitate that service is not just a grocery store. It is a community infrastructure. Chamber of Commerce
Money remittance, the ability to send funds internationally, serves the same function. For military families, healthcare workers, and service industry employees from the Philippines who make up a significant part of Kitsap County’s workforce, having a trusted local service for international money transfers removes a logistical and financial barrier that matters considerably in daily life.
318 Reviews and a 4.5-Star Rating Tell the Story
Customers describe the staff as genuinely warm and helpful, willing to assist with product questions, guide newcomers through the selection, and make every visit feel welcoming rather than transactional. Reviewers mention excellent prices, a solid selection of fresh vegetables and condiments, mochi that regulars specifically return for, and instant ramen variety that one reviewer described as making their husband feel like he was in heaven.
The store’s commitment to cleanliness and organized presentation makes it easy to browse, which matters in a specialty grocery where many items are unfamiliar to first-time visitors. Rather than feeling overwhelming, the layout invites exploration, and the staff’s willingness to explain products means that newcomers leave with both their groceries and a better understanding of the cuisine behind them.
A Resource for All of Kitsap
Asian Market Silverdale is not only for families who grew up eating the food it sells. Home cooks across Kitsap County who want to expand beyond what mainstream supermarkets carry, authentic fish sauce, proper coconut vinegar, fresh okra, canned Thai iced tea, lime leaves for green curry, will find ingredients here that simply do not exist at the major chains. The store serves the entire Kitsap community willing to look beyond the familiar, and does it at prices that reviewers consistently describe as excellent.
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How to Visit Asian Market Silverdale
Asian Market Silverdale is located at 10876 NW Myhre Place, Suite 104, Silverdale, WA 98383, open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. They can be reached at (360) 613-0453. Updates and store news are posted on their Facebook page at Asian Market Silverdale. Chamber of Commerce
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