Southeast Asian Food Wholesale for Saskatoon and area
We ship Burmese and Bangladeshi staples from Metro Vancouver to Saskatchewan stores that serve Burmese, Karen and South Asian customers.
Many stores start with shelf-stable Myanmar foods, laphet and balachaung, then add frozen fish once they see what sells.
Cities We Serve
- Saskatoon, SK
- Martensville, SK
- Warman, SK
- Prince Albert, SK
- Regina, SK
- Moose Jaw, SK
Who We Supply Here
Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert and Moose Jaw all welcomed Karen refugees from Myanmar, and the province has growing Bangladeshi and South Asian communities.
Grocery stores, halal markets, Asian supermarkets, Vietnamese and Filipino stores, restaurants, caterers and distributors.
Popular in Saskatoon
Myanmar Foods, Dry Fish, Frozen Fish, Rice
Mohinga soup paste
မုန့်ဟင်းခါး
Mohinga, Myanmar's national breakfast, as a ready soup base made with fish, chickpea, banana stem, lemongrass and roasted rice powder.
Coconut noodle soup (Ohn No Khauk Swe)
အုန်းနို့ခေါက်ဆွဲ
The rich coconut noodle soup served across Myanmar, ready to heat and pour over egg noodles.
Dry Lotia (Bombay duck)
লইট্টা শুঁটকি
Dried Bombay duck in retail-ready packs. A favourite shutki for bhuna and bhorta.
Dry Ribbon Fish (Suri)
ছুরি শুঁটকি
Dried ribbon fish, one of the most requested shutki in Bangladeshi grocery stores.
Rohu (Rui)
রুইငါးမြစ်ချင်း
The everyday curry fish in Bangladeshi, Indian and Burmese kitchens, and one of the first fish customers look for in a desi grocery.
Katla (Catla)
কাতলা
A large river carp with a big, rich head that Bengali cooks prize for muri ghonto and fish-head curry.
- ပေါ်ဆန်း
Paw San rice
ပေါ်ဆန်း
Myanmar's prized aromatic rice, with soft, fragrant grains. The rice many Burmese families grew up eating.
- gạo thơm
Jasmine rice
gạo thơm
Fragrant long-grain jasmine rice for everyday meals in Thai, Vietnamese and Burmese homes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you ship to Regina and Prince Albert too?
Yes. Ask us to quote freight for your city.
What should a small store order first?
Start with shelf-stable lines: mohinga paste, hilsa fish stew, roselle leaves, laphet and balachaung. They keep for months and show you what your customers want.
Order for Your Saskatoon Store
Looking for a reliable wholesale supplier of Southeast Asian foods? Send us your list and we will reply with prices and the next delivery date.