Fei Long Market

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"Xiao long bao If you want a quick lunch for under $10 in Sunset Park, go to Fei Long Food Court and order some xiao long bao from Shanghai Dumpling House. The food court is attached to Fei Long Supermarket (another place worthy of your time and attention), and it consists of about seven other vendors situated around a sea of tables. The xiao long bao at Shanghai Dumpling House have a moderately thick, slightly chewy skin. The broth inside of each one is usually piping hot, but we’re physically unable to let them cool down before ingesting all of the pleasantly porky flavor. Take them to go and find a bench in the park across the street to enjoy them outdoors." - team infatuation

12 Great Xiao Long Bao In NYC - New York - The Infatuation

"If you want a quick lunch for under $10 in Sunset Park, go to Fei Long Food Court and order some xiao long bao from Shanghai Dumpling House. The food court is attached to Fei Long Supermarket (another place worthy of your time and attention), and it consists of about seven other vendors situated around a sea of tables. The xiao long bao at Shanghai Dumpling House have a moderately thick, slightly chewy skin. The broth inside of each one is usually piping hot, but we’re physically unable to let them cool down before ingesting all of the pleasantly porky flavor. Take them to go and find a bench in the park across the street to enjoy them outdoors." - Hannah Albertine, Nikko Duren, Carlo Mantuano

On Food Vlogger Yemisi Odusanya and the Joy of Watching Experts Cook - Eater

"One early, pre-pandemic morning, on a trip to Fei Long Market, a Chinese grocery store and food court in Brooklyn, I stood in front of a large window with a styrofoam box of roast duck in one hand and a container of rice in the other, mesmerized by a line of cooks filling and cinching dumplings at hyper-speed." - Elazar Sontag

16 Top Chinese Soup Dumplings to Try in NYC - Eater NY

"This anchoring stall in the Fei Long Market’s food court, wonderfully close to the Eighth Avenue N stop in Sunset Park’s Chinatown, has what might be the best soup dumplings in town. These are the no-frills article, available in six variations, some surprising, including one filled with pork and crab roe, and another featuring vegetables and mushrooms. Six to an order, the dumplings are bigger than usual and exceedingly thin-skinned, packing an improbable quantity of soup. Cash only." - Robert Sietsema, Stefanie Tuder, Erika Adams

Fei Long Food Court - Review - Sunset Park - New York - The Infatuation

"If you want a quick, inexpensive lunch that’s probably more delicious than you deserve, go to Fei Long Food Court. It’s attached to Fei Long Supermarket (another place worthy of your time and attention), and it consists of about eight vendors situated around a sea of tables. Shall We Eat, Inc. tends to be the busiest one, and for good reason. They make some excellent roast meats, and you can get two of them over rice with sauteed greens for about $7. Shanghai Dumpling House is another popular spot, specializing in soup dumplings with moderately thick, slightly chewy skin. Get an order, find an open seat, and eat these dumplings before they cool down." - Bryan Kim

Eric Mel

Google

This is a common stop for all Asian locals in the area and even neighboring areas. It has all you need in terms of fresh fish, fresh meat, fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have frozen food. However I don’t know whether it’s because of the economy or their lack of business but they used to have very good sales, but not anymore. The other half of the building used to be a food court but it closed down and they are now renovating it for something else. In this picture I posted, just a few years ago, this fish I bought was $5 a bag, now it’s $7.

D Fong

Google

Great fresh produce prices and selection. They carry all the Chinese cooking pantry staples here. It can be crowded and chaotic during busy times, which seems to be most of the time!

Ace F

Google

The meat department needs to do better, sometimes it stinks so much that people have to hold their breath at that location. Other than that, it's a pretty decent place to get your everyday groceries, especially Chinese food products.

Matthew Kirsch

Google

Very cool supermarket and very, very sad food court and basically now deserted little mall. A victim of covid I expect. But the supermarket! Products you need and vegetables you probably need. Also fish and meat that I did not photograph because I saw a man take a live fish (a quite large live fish) from a tank and quickly relieve it of its insides and cut it in two and lay the two sides next to one another on a bed of ice and both sides flapped a few times. And I’m questioning what life really is, and everything else.

Zerlina Lin

Google

Big space great for many people in each aisle. Great selection on snacks. Couple of aisle of home department items such as pots, pan, chopsticks etc... The meat department is clean. Parking is free with the purchase of $30. Need to show receipt before leaving lot.

Aaron Liu

Google

It got everything you would need to prepare for your mid-terms or finals. For instance, instant noodles, energy drinks, starbucks coffee in bottles or cans, and a bunch of asian snacks to munch on. Prices are a little bit higher or the same as other Asian markets. Multiple cashier to get the ___ outta there. It is very crowded during the day, so go at night when all the Asian grandmas and grandpas finish snatching all the fresh import goods. There is too much parking space so park anywhere you want. It's a lot cleaner than other markets. And yes, I have all the time in the world right now.

Kevin K

Google

As of 2/27/2022 - The FOOD COURT is closed for renovation. The entrance is through the parking lot. The Asian “Chinese” supermarket is stocked with variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, poultry, and meat products. Their dry good section is also well stocked. Frozen section offers buns, dumplings, etc. Prices are fair and reasonable. Parking is free with purchase for first hour and $5 per additional hour afterward. There are male/female restroom if you need a break. The downside is the aisles are tight with your carts and it can be chaotic to shop. Also the cashier, stocking, and counter personnel lacks customer service for western shoppers, but perfect for Asian shoppers that want to scold them. Lastly beware of bags in the carts and pick pockets while shopping.

Icy Weng

Google

Very bad experience today. We purchased live seafood today and usually the market employees will kill and cleanup for us. They didn’t clean well and wash the blood. One employee had very bad attitude and ask for tips from us. He said that we usually ask for tips if you request cut them in small pieces and we won’t ask tips if you want to cut them only big pieces. As I know, the market employees paid by salary so my friend told me that maybe the market didn’t pay enough so they asked for tips. The guest never mind to tip if the service is good. But usually some Chinese market didn’t accept tips. So I don’t what’s going on in this supermarket.

The 8 Best Dishes We Tried In April

12 Great Xiao Long Bao In NYC - New York - The Infatuation

On Food Vlogger Yemisi Odusanya and the Joy of Watching Experts Cook - Eater

16 Top Chinese Soup Dumplings to Try in NYC - Eater NY

Fei Long Food Court - Review - Sunset Park - New York - The Infatuation