Hoang Long Oriental Food Market

It has your asian/​oriental essentials. The store is not organized. There is no one tending the front register, due to there being a restaurant and the woman was tending to other patrons. Overall not one of the best oriental markets I’ve been to, but it did have what I needed.

I love to go to this place a lot of good stuff over there
2 time a month i go there

Fun store to visit when I’m looking for the hard to find Asian ingredients. Fresh limes and ginger looks better than what I find at the Publix across the street. The also have sriracha in every size bottle you can possibly imagine (except maybe a one gallon bottle). Nice places to get oyster sauce, fish sauce and noodles too.
They are next too a Vietnamese restaurant which serves great phở. I haven’t tried any other menu items; I want to but give into my phở craving each time I visit.

Hoang Long Oriental Market is a small Asian grocery store attached to Phở Hoang Long, Cobb County’s only (?) phở restaurant. Both businesses have the same owner.
This tiny store pales in comparison to the big Asian supermarkets in Gwinnett County, such as Hong Kong Super Market, Super H Mart, and Assi. However, it might work fine for those in Cobb, who are looking for a snack or a few ingredients and don’t want to make the trek to Gwinnett.
The store consists of only a few aisles and the shelves are packed from floor to ceiling, mostly with non-​perishable items. There are display cases in the back with meats and seafood, though the selection has been rather bare during my visits. There’s a small frozen foods section as well as a section with cookware.
This is a Vietnamese owned and operated shop. Near the checkout counter, you can purchase pre-​packaged ready-​to-​eat Vietnamese snacks and desserts imported from… Gwinnett County. IIRC, the sticker on the package had VN Tofu’s name and address (
). I love VN Tofu.
This is a mom and pop shop, so don’t expect to be pushing a shopping cart up and down the aisles here. Baskets only.
Note: There is a credit card minimum.

It’s a small quaint market but it has just about everything you need and good prices. I was able to get my Thai leaves, Pad Thai noodles and sauce. Great customer service and clean.

I was impressed with this place. There packed a lot of stuff in their tiny space. They have a ton of Vietnamese goods. They have canned drinks, sauces, instant noodles, rice cookers, makeup, medicines, pickled stuff, vegetables, meats, and probably many other things.
You can probably find lots of exotic stuff you won’t find in Publix. I think this is a great option for Vietnamese ingredients if you’re in the Cobb County area.
You can also enjoy some Vietnamese cuisine next door in their restaurant. I’ve reviewed that place here:
They are both run by the same family.
One warning though: their eggs were not in a cooler when I was looking around. They were just sitting at room temperature. If you buy eggs from here, make sure to check if they’re fresh enough to eat.

Vietnamese food is hard to find on the westside of Atlanta and this place is great!
Ambiance not so good but staff is nice and food is really good! Extensive menu.
They also have Thai foods here too though I didn’t try any of that.

3.5 stars, I’ve only been here once, and pass it every now and then but have no urge to stop by. It’s definitely Viet-​oriented — think of any canned or packaged ingredient you would need for a Viet dish and you’ll probably find it here.
The store is located in a strip mall, with plenty of parking out front. It’s small, maybe 2 or 3 aisles, packed from floor to ceiling with products. Yes, there is a small groceries and «meat/​fish» section, but I wouldn’t recommend coming here just for those. Don’t come here looking for Korean products either (they only have a handful). Summed up, this place is great for convenience of not driving far for certain items (canned/​packaged stuff). I didn’t look at the frozen section, but they probably have dumplings and whatnot.
It’s connected to the Phở place next door, so I’ll have to try it out sometime. This place is like Tomato and Sushi Yoko — a restaurant with a grocery store 2 feet away. Since this place is closer to Buford/​H-​Mart, I’ll come here for my grass jelly (chopped up, they taste great in coffee n smoothies), or for the occasional Pocky Stick. PS — there’s a minimum for credit cards.

The grocery store is pretty well stocked and will definitely suffice for most Vietnamese families’ needs. I liked that the goodies actually looked pretty fresh. Either I came when they just restocked or this place actually gets enough business to sell fresh products.

A very serviceable Asian grocery right next to the phở place of the same name (known on Unilocal as Hien Vuong for some reason). The place is small, and neither my wife nor myself were expecting much from it. However, they pack this place from floor to ceiling. We were surprised to find that we could actually pick up many of the ingredients we use on a regular basis. It’s worth noting (although it’s not surprising) that this grocery primarily caters to Vietnamese cuisine.
It obviously lacks the selection that a place like Hong Kong Supermarket or Super H-​Mart have, but at (roughly) half the time to get here, we’ll definitely be coming back when we’re out of some of the basic essentials. Heck, we even found that Hoang Long had some things that neither of those places carried (certain types sauces, or specific brands of other products). I’ll even say that I think their prices are a little bit cheaper (not by much, mind you, but it’s still one more reason to come here when we need some of the basics).
They do have a small section in the very back that sells meat and seafood, but I’m not quite daring enough to trust buying from there.
Overall, definitely worth a trip if you’re in the area and looking for some Asian food wares.