About

The best aisles of the Asian grocer, delivered

Oishi means delicious in Japanese. Oishi Crate started with a simple frustration: the good Asian grocer is forty minutes away, the aisles are overwhelming, and half the labels are a guess. We wanted the discovery without the drive.

Kuri the Crate Cat eating ramen inside an Oishi Crate

What we do

Every two weeks we ship curated crates of regional ramen, imported candy, and savory snacks from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand. We buy from regional distributors, never repackage, and post the full contents of every rotation before it ships.

Every Friday at noon Eastern we release 10 All-Asia Mystery Boxes at $15. It's part thank-you, part party, and it sells out in under a minute.

And when you fall for something, the Bulk Store has it in 6, 12, and 24-packs so your pantry never runs dry.

The crate spirits

Every Oishi Crate has a guide living inside it. Sanrio-cute on the outside, Ghibli-cozy on the inside.

Kuri the Crate Cat holding a bowl of ramen
Kuri the Crate CatHead of the crate · All-Asia Mystery Box & Friday Drop
Ramyun the noodle packet spirit
RamyunNoodle packet spirit · The Noodle Vault
Gumi the gummy ghost
GumiGummy ghost · Asian Candy Craze
The Matcha Whisk
The Matcha WhiskBamboo whisk spirit · The Savory Snack Den

How we pick

Three rules. Regional first: a Thai Mama pack next to a Korean Buldak teaches you more than six Buldaks. Real packaging: you get what someone in Seoul or Osaka would pull off the shelf. Repeat the loves: if a product earns re-orders, it stays in rotation, and the rest of the crate changes around it.

Say hi

Questions, wholesale, a snack you think we're missing: we read everything.