Fei Long Market

I had an amazing trip to Feilong Supermarket in Borough Park. The store was spacious and well-organized, offering a wide variety of fresh produce, authentic Asian ingredients, and specialty snacks. Friendly staff members were always ready to help, and I was impressed by the cleanliness and overall atmosphere of the market. It was a delightful experience discovering new foods and enjoying the vibrant community feel.

Fish is fresh and you may choose from a variety of fish. They clean fish to your liking. Meat department has a variety of fresh meat to chose from and they have plenty of butchers who give you the cuts of meat you want

Large Chinese supermarket well past its prime. The prices on staples like better soy sauce or cooking wine are absurdly high, and they have surprisingly little stock of Thai, Malaysian or Korean products. Preserved mustard greens are $2.50. Around the corner at EZ Fresh the same packet is 99 cents. Like many Asian markets throughout New York, Fei Long has embraced price gouging with a passion. I go here for the weekly specials and for things Not easily found elsewhere. Otherwise, not a good place.

Parking lot is great, since it’s hard to find parking in this neighborhood. There’s everything you’d want from an Asian supermarket. Only gripe is that the meat and seafood sections don’t feel super clean.

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.

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.

At the meat counter, while the store was open, the clerk was cleaning the glass of the freezer. The glass cleaner was directly sprayed onto the glass, but the glass was not sealed! I saw that the cleaning liquid would spray onto the meat! I hope they can pay attention to this!

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.