Hong Kong Supermarket

Decent produce and good prices! J’adore. I haven’t explored everything the store has to offer yet, but I was delighted by the fresh local tofu.

Nice clean market prices are average but they do have good Asian deli with fresh food. Parking is a bit tight though.

This market deserve a minus 50 stars. Not sure whether this is a market or a gangster place. All the cashier was fucking rude. They looks at the buyers like we go to ask them for free food. I was once decided to buy some veggie over there because at EAST ASIA SUPERMARKET didn’t have it. Damn Vietnamese cashier. This is America, it is not in your damn country. You need to be friendly with your customers. Anyone out there, if you need to avoid, don’t buy anything in this store.

Been there several times. It’s clean and have good selection. Some of the staff are friendly and some are not.

The duck and pork hanging were alright, not the best since when I got home the pork skin was really chewy. The new store has a front desk where you can buy food from Boba Tea to other vietnamese stuff. Depending on the time, the cashiers don’t seem to be in the greatest mood. I really suggest the durian Boba tea, really good. At the front when you just arrived to the market, the front area has tons of great snacks and drinks that I remembered from my childhood. The store has a big variety of packaged noodles, asian candies, seafood aisle, meat, frozen produce, and many more cool stuff. My family goes here every once in awhile.

I love this place. Can always find what I need. It is definitely a lot cleaner than any other Asian supermarkets around, including the ones in Seattle. Roasted pork is always ON POINT. Anyways, if you are in town and need to buy Asian ingredients, just go here, they have everything.

Awesome duck and amazing roast pork. They have a great selection of Vietnamese sandwiches and they are so cheap. This place is so nice sense the remodel!

I want to like this place a lot more, but I just can’t. It’s a good size store. It had everything I needed. But the big downside is that it was extremely cluttered and very dirty. There were a ton of boxes lining the aisles of the frozen meat section. Now that it’s getting warmer, there was an abundant of flies all over the store; on the fresh produce, in the deli, basically everywhere. You gotta swat them away from your face.
The butchers were extremely nice. The prices were great. The food from the deli was great, but I honestly risked my health eating there.
Overall, it could be a lot better and cleaner. I would only come back if I ever want good Vietnamese food that badly again. But as of now, I’d rather continue buying my groceries from H Mart.

I did grocery shopping here twice and both time was not good. The first time the cashier over charge me for a pack of forks (the whole pack was $ 6.95 but she charged me $ 6.95 per fork). Good thing I caught it as I was walking out the door and was able to get my money back. Second time, the lady didn’t put one of my bag on the belt so I went home with only two bags of grocery. I got home and as I was putting groceries away, I realized some stuff was missing but it was already late. I waited and went back to Hongkong the next morning and ask but the lady said there’s nothing they can do about it and that maybe another customer took it. I wasn’t able to get a refund or anything for the lost bag of groceries.

yes the got a bran new building the old bowling place was torn down, the place where they moved from was just filthy. so if I wanted Asian goods I just pinch my nose and go in and out as fast as I could, I love the new place I just hope they keep it clean,
So finally we have an Asian deli that has roast duck where you can choose like San Francisco, and the Vietnam dishes here I must say are reasonably price and yummy.

I actually stumbled upon this store yesterday while I was exploring. I have been looking for an Asian store that has a hot food deli with whole roasted duck and BBQ pork you can buy by the pound.
The store is clean and stocked with everything I could think of. The aisles are narrow though and take some maneuvering around.
I will visit here often I’m sure.
I had no trouble parking close by, and you can use the big lot at their old store which is only a block away.
I compared several prices with H Mart and they were less expensive.

I usually go to South East Asia supermarket down the street for my asian groceries because parking is so much easier. However, I’m so glad that another Unilocaler had mention that they are opening the new place with hot food deli. I love asian hot food deli! They have delicious snack on the side. Definitely worth going there.
The 3 Stars is only for their deli. My family like their special sandwich #3 for only $ 3.
As far as the store itself it was clean but felt crowded due to small aisle.

I haven’t been here in a very long time, since I’m a regular shopper at the East Asia Market, however, I wanted to see the brand new store and what it has to offer. The new location had its grand opening yesterday. It’s a brand new building on the corner located a few stores down from the original location (it used to be Lincoln Bowling). Parking is an issue, I was lucky enough to get a spot right in front — there’s angled parking available in front the store, and parking either across the nearby streets.
It’s clean, has cement floors and high ceilings, but I found the aisles very narrow and hard to maneuver through, if there was another cart in the same aisle, you had to make sure you are all the way over on one side in order to push through. There’s a full service deli that has roasted duck and pork, hot entrees to go (frice rice, chicken dishes, etc) and banh mi sandwiches.
Most of the products are labeled and has a price listed near it. They are still stocking the meat section and freezer sections, it’s nice to see neat and organized shelves and products on each aisle. You will find a nice variety of products from all over here, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, Korean and Mexican. There are even regular American grocery items such as condiments, cereal, etc and laundry detergent, but these are more expensively priced like at a convenient or corner store.
The refrigerated meat section is well laid out and there are tanks for live tilapia and lobster, I saw a sign for crab, but there weren’t any available today.
The produce area seems small and crowded, there’s just not enough room for more than one cart to be in an aisle at a time. That was a bit frustrating to wait for others to move their cart so I could get through. The cashiers were very nice and the store is well lit and has a lot of natural light coming in from the store windows. Overall, this store offers labeled products and organized shelves and sections, but I think will stick to shopping at East Asia Market. I know where everything is there and I hope that one day East Asia Market will remodel and update their store.

They also have bone marrow here to make your own beef stock.

The frozen sections are pretty gross. Lots of stuff spill out of their boxes, lots of others stuff actually expire. Vegetable is very fresh always. Meat is also fresh. I came here often for only certain thing only.

I love Hongkong supermarket.
Vivian D

My Mom loves this store as it’s closer to her than the East Asia Market down the street.
Some folks wrote reviews about the cleanliness of the store but I have been many times and did not notice the issue.
The fish department is in the back of the store & we went yesterday to buy some fresh crab.
The store is a standard Asian store. You go in, buy what you need and go. If you see something you don’t want to buy, don’t buy it. It’s pretty simple folks.

I am trying to find the best way to describe the experience you get when you come here. OK, Close your eyes and imagine getting sucker punched in the nose with the stench of dead fish & ginseng, and that is about first few steps into this market.
So now you ask why did I even give it 2 stars?! Well first off I am part Asian so I am a little understanding about Asian markets. Second on rare occasion I will purchase something «SAFE» from here when in the area for lunch.
After eating at Vien Dong I will occasionally drop in here and pick up a couple of Asian snacks, however, the past few times I could not bring myself to buy anything but my coworkers will.
One thing I hate about this place is that they never clean. Most of the products here are covered in dust and other crap. I have found on numerous occasions wayyyy past due date foods. The fish section is horrendous! There is always seafood on the floor, the bins are all rusty and the eyeballs are not clear. It seriously smells of something dead.
Are Asian markets the cleanest markets in the world? No, but do they smell of something that would raise the terror threat level? NO! My advice would be to go ahead and try it out, by something that is sealed and not out of date. If you are looking for your family to collect on your life insurance policy than get the fish!