6301 8th Ave

TO REVIEWERS: Past and Future - please do not make ignorant and culturally insensitive remarks about the groceries, staff or customers. English isn't commonly spoken here because it's a Chinese store IN CHINATOWN that doesn't cater to Anglo clientele or sells American products. If chicken feet or pigs blood isn't your thing? WALK AWAY! Just because it's outside of YOUR cultural norm doesn't mean it's "gross, weird or disgusting". Other cultures can say the same about frozen chicken nuggets; it's not even real chicken! Now, for my review.... For what it's worth, I'm Asian and a native New Yorker with a lifetime of experience shopping at Asian markets. This market can get very crowded....NOT FOR THE FAINTHEARTED! Mental preparation is of the utmost importance PRIOR to engaging in a shopping excursion here! Customers RARELY seemed to travel in a straight, predictable path and often cut you off, rammed your cart out of frustration, impatience or carelessness, or abandoned their carts in the middle of isles while perusing - causing unnecessary bottlenecking. That said - This is the largest Asian Market in Brooklyn with a huge selection of fresh, inexpensive, hard to find Asian produce. Massive frozen food selection of dumplings, buns, dim sum and fish balls (yes, it's a thing!) It's clean, organized and well stocked with a variety of products from China, Taiwan, Indonesian, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. There isn't a huge selection of Indo/Paki, Japanese or Korean groceries beyond condiments. The butcher and seafood departments have typical Asian staples, like tripe, tail-to-nose pork and live seafood. Needless to say, they're not Halal or Kosher. It all looks fresh. No funky smells of past-their-prime meats. Prices are very reasonable. Jockeying a position at the meat counters can be intimidating , so know what you want, how much you want and dive in. To disarm and charm surly employees, remember to smile, be confident, say Hello : "NI (knee) HOW (mandarin) or LAY HO" (Cantonese) Thank You : "SHAY SHAY (Mandarin) or DAW Jeh (like, yeah)" (Cantonese) LASTLY, do yourself a favor and download a translation app with live-camera Chinese-English text conversion like Google Translate to figure out what you're buying. One star off for not having a more comprehensive snack selection or direct entrance to the actual store. 8th ave entrance requires you to walk through the food court to a narrow hall that leads you to the market but there are no shopping carts there. The "main" Market entrance and shopping carts are located off the parking lot but you'll have to hike up a long steep ramp.

It's mooncake season and look at this cute Minion Mooncake!!! It is soooo cute! Came here yesterday to do some light grocery shopping and took a glance at the mooncake aisle just to see. This is the second place that had this Minion theme mooncake and we saw 1 box opened. So naturally, we had to take a peek at how it looks inside. Only have a few pieces inside the tin for $56!!! Fresh vegetables/seafood here. The butcher area was empty of customer but there was still a wait as all the butchers were cleaning/slicing/ cutting meats. It took a while but I was finally able to order what I wanted. There was boneless short ribs at $8.99 a lb and I got it to make some Japanese beef stew tonight.

Lots of variety of goods and products and constant good deals to be found weekly. Their meats are beautiful presented and fresh.

Fei Long Supermarket is well known in the 8 Avenue area. There's a large parking lot. They did have a food court but it's under renovation now. Pros: -Relatively big supermarket. -Lots of different Chinese and Asian snack. Cons: -It's crazy packed on the weekends which is normal for supermarkets that have a parking lot. -It seems like a lot of staffs hate their job here, you have staffs arguing with each other and staffs ranting out loud as they are restocking their fruits. -The meat and seafood is either a hit or a miss (sometimes not fresh). You can use credit card if you spend over $10, they just confirm the ID matches the credit card.

Very cool place. So much awesome produce! Grabbed chili crisp and other goodies, like noodles, tofu, tea, and candy. Such a large selection.

No one minding the lot early at the opening and the store was busy but not too crowded. A lot less busy than beforehand but had all the basic sauces and more food stuffs that were out of stock at other stores, so whatever they were doing with inventory management was better than other shops.

I like this supermarket because they sell the Melona coconut and melon ice cream bars. I would go there again to buy these ice cream bars as a treat.

So I'm new to the South Slope area and was looking for a Asian Market. I only shop at Costco and Asian Markets when living in NYC. I was so happy to find this place. They have everything that I needed and more. Items I would normally get at Whole Foods they had here, sorry no more Whole Foods (maybe). I got beef bones from here to make bone broth for my security (Akita, Kiyoshi) to keep her strong and healthy. Plus they have a big seafood area which is a plus for fresh salmon. I love that they have a parking lot! But if you're in the area this is the best kept secret in Brooklyn.

Fei Long is a great large supermarket with almost everything you can find in smaller Asian markets. The only thing is that while the fresh produce is usually at a more affordable price, the non-fresh produce and snacks are way more expensive than if you were to purchase them at a small Asian grocery mart. I mostly visit this Asian market because it's usually hard to find parking on 8th Avenue, so it is more convenient to go to Fei Long Supermarket which has a huge parking lot for its customers. They also have a food court attached to its supermarket, so you can always grab a bite when you visit.

Brooklyn Chinatown has better prices due to stiff competition around the 8th Ave Station. The place has everything. However, the checkout lanes are facing the parking lot. The Supermarket also has a food court.

It's quite a large supermarket that has what I need. What more can you ask for from a supermarket?

Overly crowded, dirty, and rude cashier. Even though they have huge selections of Asian groceries, it's not worth it! Horrible costumer service. Wish I could give it negative stars :(

I am reviewing as a non Chinese speaking shopper and especially as a lonely Korean in this neighborhood desperately looking to replenish my kimchi supply. First time shopping here and I'd call this place a Chinese grocery empire with sone alliance with its neighboring regions. Like other reviewers noted, it has everything Chinese especially a wide array of fresh seafood and vegetables. I came here mainly because I read from the old reviews that they have kimchi, and blessed the reviewer indeed kimchi is found here. There are also other Asian essentials such as condiments, ramen and snacks. Along with some kimchi options, as per Korean items, I could find some ramen, snacks, frozen foods. They seem to have some Japanese and Thai items to a limited degree. Since the business thrive with Chinese shoppers, there is very little consideration for non Chinese. The entrance signs are all in Chinese. If you come from 8th avenue, find the way to the car park where the entrance is. The cashier didn't speak English and didn't bother to help me organize food in the bag. But despite all the non existent good customer service per se, I am relieved to know this place exist as an emergency stop when my Korean fuel runs low.

This place is an adventure. 99.9% of the shoppers are Asian so you know it's beyond authentic. I was naive to so many of the products. So many things to try. If you want Anglo products like peanut butter, they have them but don't buy them here. They are over priced here because it's not the major inventory. Load up on cheap Korean ramen and sauces and unique huge fresh veggies and fruit. There are loads of live animals here (frogs, turtles, fish, crabs, etc). PETA would have a field day. Great prices and plenty of parking lot parking.

Such a bad experience with Fei Long. They charged me twice and I have only entered my card passcode for one time. When I went back to Fei Long, they don't take care of any responsibility, the manager act like I am a stupid and start making fun of me in both English and Chinese. 如果不是必要的话千万不要在飞龙买东西。我在他们的机器只按了一次密码但是钱被收取了两次。当我回去找他们要理由的时候，他们只会一味地推卸责任，并不会提供任何帮助。而且那个"经理"还会当着你的面跟其他员工用各种语言嘲笑你和把责任推卸给你。 And just noticed that they killed pregnant women few years ago without any punishment(Since they are rich tho) which means you are paying a murderer (even helping them to get rich) every dollar that you spend. I'll never do that in future, money should be paid to people with caring heart. 而且我刚刚看到他们曾在14年的时候他们曾经杀害了一名孕妇导致她的孩子一出生便脑死，且没有得到任何处罚（毕竟有钱）。也就是说你在这里每一分钱的支出都是在帮助一个杀人犯致富。我是永远不会再去了，如果你们还有良知，值得你们花钱的地方也绝对不是这里。

Fruit not good, not fresh, if you found problems and telling them the goods have problems, the boss scolding you very loud treating customers like enemy and foolish customers 侍客如仇人, 做買賣不老實, 不要來飛龍

Not sure why this place has such poor reviews but they honestly have some of the best variety and value I've seen in any Chinatown when it comes to Chinese food. It is a food court hidden inside a grocery/shopping center and despite its modest size, contains a wide range of various options. The first time we came we tried the first stall, with the soup dumplings. Each other comes with 6 and the prices vary depending on the kind - we ordered the pork with crab roe version which was $7.50 but this was the most expensive XLB on the menu. They also have veggie options as well. The skin was slightly thicker than I prefer but the flavor was on point and for the price it's pretty hard to beat. The same stall also sells other items including boiled dumplings. There was another stall which specialized in BBQ and roasted meats and it looked delicious so we'll be coming back soon to try the other items as well!

Very good quality of live seafood, meats and Asian vegetables and fruits. A lot of oriental grocery supplies and seasoning sauces. Good customer services and clean environment. A lot of parking spaces and convenience subways and buses. I would visit this supermarket again. Rated

This is usual my go to place when I need to shop for Asian groceries. It gets crowded over the weekend but I guess that's the nature of the beast when every dick, jane and harry is off too. I like this market specifically because everything I get are usually fresh and reasonably priced. They offer a wide selection of produce, seafood and meat. They also offer free samples which is kinda cool considering some of the brand are still unfamiliar to me. Lastly, they have a parking lot for their customers. This is a huge plus considering how hard it is to find parking these days. As for the check out line, it can be a bit of a wait. Their lines are disorganized so make sure you know who you're standing in front of because sometimes people here do try to skip.

Min Lin, 36, was eight months pregnant when a snow plow operated by the owner of the Fei Long Market ran over her as she was loading groceries into the couple's car, police said. Doctors were able to deliver their baby boy, but not before the infant went without oxygen for 17 minutes, according to relatives. The market owner, who neighbors said had a reputation for reckless driving, was issued three summons, two for faulty lights and one for not having a current inspection. The husband, Jin Feng Lin, a restaurant worker, hopes that he can raise enough money through a crowdfunding website to bring relatives around the world for the memorial service. Supporters are hosting a fundraiser for the funeral and travel expenses on Friday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Pacificana restaurant at 813 55th St. in Borough Park. Lin's uncle Xiaoyong Shi said that the boy's condition has not improved since last week. Shi said that the family has not heard from the market's owner since the accident. They have not received an apology. The uncle said that the husband has been speaking to a lawyer and is contemplating litigation against the business. Politicians who attended the press conference urged the public to help out in the family's time of need. "My deepest sympathies go out to the Lin family in mourning. Now it is time for us to come together as a community to support the Lin family while they cope with the loss of Min Lin," said council member Carlos Menchaca.

I was in the Fei Long food court for the soup dumplings, when I decided to check out what is available in the supermarket. My favorites - matcha, strawberry, raspberry and chocolate versions of kitkat were there. Also meiji chocolates and cookies. I used to go to the Sunrise Mart to get these. These items were cheaper than in Sunrise Mart. Staff was kind of rude here, may be just a cultural difference.

I really loved this place during the beginning of COVID. Now they seemed to go down hill with the massive amounts of garbage and used masks and gloves in the shopping carts outside. There was a dead fish in a bag on top of the vegetables section and I tried to flag someone down to tell them to remove it and everyone ignored me. Their selection is bleh. What happened?! Now they are careless...

Oh my goodness, the customer service here is absolutely atrocious. Growing up in an Asian community, I KNOW not to expect groundbreaking customer service, so for me to give this place 1/5 stars really means this place is BELOW BELOW BELOW average. My mom and I came here on a Wednesday afternoon and this supermarket was packed, as usual. This supermarket has a wide selection of Asian goods, from fishballs of all shapes and sizes to all flavors of ramen galore. While their selection is impressive, my experience here was just downright horrific. My mom decided to purchase two packs of Korean pears that were originally $5.99 and lucky for us, one of the workers wrote a "$4" on the box and told us that those pears are now on sale. Lucky us, right? WRONG!!! We got to the register and waited a good 10 minutes at the line (it was a long line) until it was our turn to pay. Upon scanning our two boxes, the computer showed that the pears were $5.99 per box. My mom and I stated that the boxes were on sale for $4, as marked on the box in black marker. The cashier adamantly stated with an incredibly rude tone, "IT SAYS $5.99 ON COMPUTER SO ITS $5.99". My mom replied calmly that the worker packing the vegetables informed us that they would be on sale for $4. The cashier replied "You think I'm free enough to go ask the other workers?! It says $5.99 ON THE COMPUTER SO ITS GOING TO BE $5.99." So my mom and the cashier basically had a stand-off, while the customers on the line complained angrily. After a while, a cashier from another line yelled "IF IT SAYS $4, JUST CHARGE HER $4", to which the original cashier replied "Oh, okay." No further remarks, no apology. My mom and I were appalled. What kind of customer service is this?? While I am not expecting this place to have amazing customer service, this place seriously needs to give their employees an attitude readjustment.

today my family & i stop by at this neighborhood.. we went to this Fei Long super market.. 1st thing i picked up this Herbal Beverage in a box.. i turn around this old senior walked by me with his pushing cart? he point his finger put right inside? wtf? he almost ran into me? how rude is he? than i notice he works here? he walk back to me.. i curse at him out loud in cantonese? than he didn't say anything? this man is so rude to his customer me? what is your problem? they don't speak any english they speak manderin.. the man i had a problem with he needs to be fire? u can see the camera if they have? my mom saw it too she yell at him.. what an a$$ohle he is. . bathroom is super dirty for men.. door wouldn't close .. the floor so slippery can't even walk.. u can fall down.. this place is to crowded.. 0 star for that staff.. asian should help asians but this guy didn't help me.. instead he want to fight me? seriously..who the manager here? with out us customers you wouldn't be working here.. i'll go else where with my $$ this market is worse & expensive than others super markets. & rude too..

I really like this supermarket! Quite large and has quite a good inventory - seafood, meats, produce, dried goods like most supermarkets plus a small Chinese Pharmacy (with dried roots, Chinese herbal medicine, etc). We went on a Sunday evening and the produce wasn't very fresh but then happened to stop by again next morning and the produce was great... I recommend going in the morning! Overall a great supermarket. One hour free parking in the back of the supermarket with validation if you purchase $30+. There's also a small food court next to the supermarket that has delicious local Chinese eats:) Would def recommend too for some comfort food!

My mom just had a nightmare during yesterday's shopping in this supermarket's meat department. This is the supermarket our family and friends usually go to, but probably won't visit again and not commented to others. The guy in meat department just cursed the hell out of my mom over refusing to put the ducks into separate bags... I mean doesn't matter what happened during shopping, everything can be discussed calmly, there is absolutely no need to throw nasty words and yelling and cursing at anyone, my mom came home crying.. never encountered any experience like this before and certainly not looking forward to it again...

This place is quite crowded as I usually go on weekend. One thing I like about this place is the free parking up to certain hour tho and the variety of Chinese groceries and food items. It can be quite hectic here as you have to dodge people as u go shop for food but you will get use to it in 8 Avenue.

Clean, large, great selection of frozen, fresh and dried foods. A must shop experience.

I come here often to buy snacks and the prices are affordable. But you just gotta deal with these Asians, even though I'm an Asian myself. The cashiers all have horrible attitudes and don't give a crap about you. They can't get their math correctly and would sometimes overprice you. Watch out for the cashier in the image, I would totally not recommend her.

Positive : there's a variety of things you can find here Negative: the employees here are terrible. First of all, the workers here are nicer to you if you are Fujianese so if you are reading this, lucky, I envy you. There were a couple of times when I tried purchasing something, it was a different price during checkout than posted, of course I'd point it out and question it. The cashier would just say "this is what it says so do you want it or not?" with a bad attitude and while rolling her eyes at me. When I went back the other day because my boyfriend asked me to make a purchase for him, the cashier started chatting with her friend (whom was in front of me). When he finished paying, he said "I'm done. Go back to work, you have customers waiting in line" and in return she said "so what? Let them wait" proceeding to make conversation with this guy. I was in disbelief. I was in a hurry, you can imagine my frustration.

I was introduced to Fei long Market by my Chinese friend long time ago. I can't remember much about the place but the only one thing I do remember was Dim-Sum, especially Zaio-Long-Pao (the crab meat with hot soup inside.) Time flew like a bullet, couple years was gone till I forgot about this place. but when my friend asked me where is the best Dim-Sum in NYC. this nostalgia got back into my brain. So, we are going to try it if it's still good as it was or not. From Queens, by drive took us about 30 mins. Hmmm.... Honestly, without my friend drive, I surely wouldn't come this far to have it. Fei Long Market offered free parking for the first hour. That's good one. Ok, let's talk about food, their food court was a little bit dirty but acceptable I knew thousand of people came here everyday to fill their stomach. OH-Yeah! Finally I found the old place that my friend showed me before, Yummm, It's very fresh and price was reasonable. Moreover, Dry hot pot was amazing too. but it's crazy spicy. be careful for your stomach but it's a must and it's a lot. 3 of us (2 guys & 1 gal) couldn't finish it. so order it responsively. After finish meal, we take a walk into the market since we were too full to sit tight in the car. Fei Long has a big supermarket on the back there. There are so many items for shopping and if you are looking for Chinese ingredients, you won't disappointed. Food was good, atmosphere was great as in Chinatown, If the place was a bit more cleaner, I'd give Fei Long market 5 stars.

This place is awesome. All kinds of exotic vegetables and rare fish you won't find in any ordinary fish market. Their spice and condiment selection is crazy. You will lose ur mind in that place. If for example you wanted soy sauce, they have a whole shelf of it you'd not know which one is best. They don't speak much english tho. Only the cashiers. They have everything you need. Their shrimp are as big as a cell phone. Awesome place and healthy eating. Stay away from the frozen isle the dumplings have been there too long. Not even the chinese folks that shop there buy it. Its the only empty aisle in the whole place. Overall great experience. Also don't expect a smile from anyone. They're Chinese so their attitudes are very brutish and brash. Nice food tho.

Fai long is an excellent supermarket in Sunset Park. It has anything you could possibly need for oriental grocery shopping. There is a free parking lot for shoppers. They check your receipt after leaving the lot. But it wasn't staffed when we were there so we just left. I really like the food court in the back. There are some amazing hot pot vendors back there. While we were there we ordered the roast duck from one vendor, and vegetable pork buns from another. Both were excellent. I highly recommend going.

This is my favorite Chinese supermarket in NYC. It has everything you need in a typical Chinese supermarket - butcher counter (short ribs, chicken wings, tripe, they have everything), seafood counter (fresh fish, clams, squid, geoduck, they have everything), and produce (fruits, vegetables, they have everything). I wouldn't come here to buy American groceries since no one really buys it so who knows how old the products are. There's also a food court where you can get cheap breakfast ($3 for a congee and bun or dough stick) or lunch (mala pot or anything over rice). There's also a TBaar stand right outside the supermarket if you want bubble tea or smoothie drinks. I usually hit up the food court for breakfast and get a taro smoothie from TBaar on my way out.

Employees have bad attitudes. Very rude and lazy. Asked them to help me catch a crab and got angry. Wouldn't even help anymore. Wonder why he was hired in the first place.? Just sit around and collect his pay check for doing Jack.

The meat department staff in the supermarket have poor service and talk behind their backs. I won't be here next time . It's too bad！

I am so happy they have increased their parking area by 200%. They expanded into the auto shop's parking area and now their is no traffic problem going down the street and waiting for a parking spot on the weekends. But the crowds on weekend are still there; the ridiculous lack of space in front of the cashier is still a problem; the cashier girl that really don't care about you eggs and tomatoes are still there; and the erroneous pricing by the cashiers still exist. The seafood workers still like to freak people out by throwing the customer's bagged items on top off raw fish; they are still there. (Just get a large bag from the veggie area and re-bag it!) On the good side- the prices and freshness of their veggies are better then the other supersize Chinese supermarkets in the area. And did I mention better parking?

First time here today. Loved it. Huge market with lots of fresh food and impressive fish and butcher shops. I got a bunch of different kinds of ramen and other kinds of rice noodles and fish sauce, different type of soy sauce, garlic chili sauce is our ketchup, basically. Prices were higher than normal, I overheard some regulars discussing that the prices went up b/c of covid, but that's pretty common. I'll be back!

In search for a Chinese supermarket on Brooklyn's 8th Avenue, not alone but with a family member, Fei Long Supermarket gets the job done for grocery shopping. This Chinese supermarket sits directly within distance of the N train. The wall directory map is written in both English and Chinese but is extremely vague marked "food court" and "retail space." A private parking lot is available. The direct entrance is 63rd Street/9th Avenue NOT on 8th Avenue as misguided. A large Chinese supermarket with two adjoining large retail space sits in the lower level. The selection for package and loose tea is vast for brand names and genre of tea for various ailment purposes. The vegetables are fresh and plenty in genre. The fruit selection is also plenty, albeit the near extreme bankrupt prices. The checkout lines are extremely chaotic where it becomes a Y shape--the mouth is the formation of two chaotic lines leading to one final line to the register where pushing and shoving becomes a packed rush hour NYC subway. Patrons do not understand the concept of queuing where we were in a quell in both Cantonese and Mandarin to lecture a vile patron who cut in front of our rightful place!! N.B. Check your sales receipt for any gross errors tallied as I came here on a national holiday of New Year's 2012 where patrons stand, without order, to stare blankly at the registers as their intention and chaotic format of queuing. Get in one orderly line woman/man!

They offer a great selection of produce and meats. The seafood is mostly all live and they have a huge selection of Asian products. Anything you could possibly need for Asian inspired dishes you can find here. The isles are tight and the people shove but that's just Chinese culture. Don't get offended. Parking is free if you are there for under an hour. Make sure to keep your receipt to show the guy at the exit on weekends.

The service attitude of selling seafood is very bad. It seems to be quarreling to buy a fish

It is your typical Chinese grocer but with a nicer food court. It has ample parking which is rare in Brooklyn and the price is decent and the variety is there. What I like the most is the food court that's attached to the supermarket. Great food and variety and after you eat there then you can go shopping.

They have everything. So I seen a video on YouTube by fung bros on how to properly eat hot pot and one item I been wanting to try is the booboo fish balls so I went to Hong king market and couldn't find this brand anywhere my sister told me about this place ajd they were loaded with booboo fish balls. The white ones are so fresh and delicious. & they have every meat piece of seafood and anything you need for your hotpot and it's all affordable and easy to find

Came here many times, just went there yesterday and can't help to noticed the price has increased so much. Life is getting harder and harder.

I have not seen any supermarket in any of the chinatowns have better prices than they do. I love Fei Long, I travel from LIC just to buy their groceries! It also is a lot cleaner than elmhurst/manhattan ones.

They've really gone over and above what most places have in regards to PPE for employees- masks, gloves, and suits too. The cash register area has a plexiglass stall separating cashier from customer and conveyor belt. As much as was possible, people were abiding by the 6ft rule, and the food court area was closed. Still had a great selection of everything I came for- mostly produce and treats, honestly, but with some of the produce sections looking quite bare in other stores, I was impressed. Will definitely be back during these crazy times.

Good market for Chinese products. Prices are good and large selection of goods. During peak hours, the fish and meat markets may be a bit overwhelming for those uninitiated with Asian style markets.

This market reminds me of mainland China. The selection of their seafood is amazing. Wonderful lighting fresh selection of vegetables. This is about as authentic a Chinese market as you will ever find! This place is not Wholefoods! It is scruffy, crowded, and very inexpensive.

Definitely the best authentic Chinese supermarket around me! I heard a lot of people say that the customer service is bad, but the supermarket is always so busy and packed, with long lines at the cashier at many times of the day, so they have to do everything fast-paced. The cashiers were always nice when I went there. Minimal interaction and minimize time spent. It's like the nature of Chinese supermarkets. The fruits and vegetables are usually really fresh because they get delivered everyday, and other options like frozen goods and snacks and endless. If you happen to have time, stop at the food court area, and order a 煎饼果子 for yourself. It's like a Chinese-style savory pancake with vegetables and meat inside. I used to get one every week on Friday after I end school, so I miss it a lot. But go treat yourself if you happen to be there!

One of the best Asian supermarkets in NYC. 15 checkout lines for speed, huge parking lot, and best of all an awesome food court. It's packed 7 days a week ensuring fresh produce from the high turnover rate. Large seafood, meat, vegetables, grits, and dry goods section. A lot of frozen prepared food as well. A great place to restock your fridge and pantry for low prices.