Gochujang and ssamjang are Korean-pantry staples; Potluck’s are made in small batches in Korea with all-natural ingredients and no added sugars or preservatives. They’re perfect for spooning over rice bowls or spicing up a salad.

Another delicious condiment combo, this one from Fly by Jing. The brand created by Szechuan chef Jing Gao is a hit with foodies, including Ghetto Gastro co-founder Jon Gray and Samin Nosrat, who wrote the cookbook Salt Fat Acid Heat. The set includes jars of Sichuan Chili Crisp, sweet-hot Zhong Sauce, and nutty Chengdu Crunch.

For those who aren’t into traditional coffee but could still use a pick-me-up, Marquis’s sparkling caffeine drinks contain green coffee, yerba mate, and green tea. Julia Haart is a fan because they don’t “take like grass” or have an aftertaste, describing them as “bubbly and fun.”

Omsom co-founders and sisters Vanessa and Kim Pham started the compnay to bring classic, restaurant-quality Asian spices right to your home. These Southeast Asian-flavored samplers would make an excellent gift for foodies and new homeowners.

For your vegan friend with a constant craving for Cup o’ Noodles, immi’s low-carb, high-protein instant ramen is 100 percent plant-based. This variety pack includes black garlic “chicken,” tom yum “shrimp,” and spicy “beef” flavors.

Wildwonder’s probiotic sparkling beverages were inspired by founder Rosa Li’s grandmother, who would brew healing tonics for her as a child. This sampler pack includes three fruit-forward flavors: guava rose, mango gold, and peach ginger.

With Bokksu’s subscription box, they’ll be sent a monthly pick-me-up package bursting with snacks, candy, and tea sourced from family-run businesses in Japan.

If they don’t live near a Chinatown, a shipment of MìLà frozen soup dumplings delivered straight to their doorstep is the next best thing.

Elix founder Lulu Ge relied on her family’s roots in traditional Chinese medicine to create a range of natural remedies for soothing period cramps, headaches, and nausea. Whenever I feel a cold coming on, I like to add a few droppers of this Ginger Aide elixir to a cup of tea to bolster my immune system.

Poketo’s paper goods are equally beloved by stationery enthusiasts and folks who appreciate great design. The blank pages in this notebook are suitable for doodling, bullet journaling, and even jotting down a daily to-do list. Plus, it comes in lots of vibrant patterns, including this punchy tangerine grid.

The persimmon is a symbol of luck in Chinese culture. This miniature jar shaped like the fruit would make for a great tea, herb, or jewelry holder.

Any neat freak on your gift list will appreciate this sleek, sustainable kit from Blueland that comes with hand soap, multi-surface cleaner, bathroom cleaner, and glass and mirror cleaner — all of which are refillable.

Wing On Wo & Co. has been open since 1925, making it the oldest store in New York City’s Chinatown. It’s known for its porcelain wares, so gift the tea lover in your life this beautifully intricate set.

Founded by OG beauty influencer Michelle Phan, Em Cosmetics is, in my opinion, a highly underrated beauty brand. The Color Drop liquid blushes are especially lovely for imparting a rosy glow.

Chinese cosmetics brand Florasis is known for its intricately sculpted designs that are almost too beautiful to use. This versatile four-pan palette works as a contour, highlight, blush, or eyeshadow.

Fragrance brand Ellis Brooklyn’s hair-and-body mists come in four summer-ready scents, perfect for bringing to the beach. Sea contains notes of Italian mandarin, tonka bean, and pineapple leaves.

Our beauty writer Rio Viera-Newton loves this hair mask from Tokyo-based brand NatureLab. Not only does it “smell like a dream, but the ingredient list is jam-packed with yummy ingredients like antioxidant-rich prickly pear (which protects your hair from free-radical damage), argan oil (for deep conditioning), and bamboo stem cells (which strengthens your hair and promotes growth),” she writes.

Superegg’s pleasingly round hand cream comes in a floral bergamot-and-lavender scent and nestles conveniently into your purse or pocket for on-the-go moisturizing.

Recent Northeast transplants (and their skin) will thank you for this oil from Pink Moon that Strategist writer Arielle Avila credits with helping her eczema-prone skin survive its first New York winter. She says her skin drank up the luxuriously thick oil and her “hands reverted to their normal state and even had a nice sheen.”

David Yi first launched his skin-care line, Good Light, in 2016 with the aim of pushing the boundaries of traditional gender norms. SuChin Pak recommends this toning lotion, which she’s found to be “super-light, milky, and not greasy and will drench your skin in a dewy glow.”

An excellent gift for the friend who finds it meditative to do their own nails. We like this calming cornflower blue, but Sundays’ colors run the gamut.

For those who prefer gel to regular polish, Strategist contributor Alyse Whitney says these custom-fit stick-on gel manicures last just as long (if not longer) than the gel manicure you’d get at a salon, but cost half as much. There are tons of cool designs, from stars to floral patterns, so you’re sure to find one that suits your recipient’s style.

Peach & Lily’s Glass Skin serum is a “holy grail” product for beauty editors and skin-care Redditors. Along with the serum, the set includes the brand’s best-selling gel cleanser, toning essence, and cream moisturizer for glowing, luminous skin.

Bag designer Lo & Sons has a collection of Chinese zodiac charms made from Saffiano leather. While this year’s dragon charm has sold out, last year’s rabbit charm is still available — and adorable.

Abacaxi, founded by South Asian American designer Sheena Sood, makes tons of delightful accessories, like this oversize scrunchie decorated with tiny seashells. Perfect for the tween, the teen, or just any old hippie.

If they’re over scrunchies, how about an on-trend claw clip? In addition to this pastel-colored one, Chunks offers dozens of other hair accessories, from barrettes to headbands to combs.

Made from repurposed deadstock raffia dyed in eye-catching colors, Verloop’s crocheted pouch can hold pencils, makeup, chargers, and more.

Buying a ring for someone else usually involves some guesswork, but with these adjustable enamel bands, you won’t have to worry about sizing. The clever mechanism accommodates sizes five through nine, and you can wear them alone or in a rainbow-hued stack.