Asymmetricata is a genus of fireflies found in tropical Asia.

The genus was created in 2009 by Lesley Ballantyne who noted the asymmetric 8th abdominal tergite, emarginated on its left, as a shared feature.

[1] Adults of both males and females are winged.

They are terrestrial carnivores, feeding on snails and earthworms in moist soil below tree cover.

The last abdominal segment bears an anchoring structure or pygopod with 58 or more pygopodia arising from it.