Hong Kong Food Market

Good place to find Asian pantry staples and traditional ingredients. They have a solid selection of dried goods, herbs, and specialty items that aren’t easy to find in regular grocery stores. The fresh seafood and meat options are limited, so I wouldn’t come here specifically for that. But for cooking ingredients and hard-to-find items, it’s a convenient stop. Overall, not bad for stocking up on Asian essentials.

This place is my favorite oriental store ever . They have everything including Latin food my favorite are the noodles the right price and better than other places

A great spot for ethnic foods. It's old and funky but always several employees restocking plus butcher and fishmonger on site. There's a small deli in the rear featuring bahn mi to go. Not the best but definitely the cheapest!

This Asian market has an impressive variety of fresh ingredients and authentic products that are hard to find anywhere else. The produce section is well-stocked, and I was surprised by how many fresh herbs, noodles, sauces, and snacks they carry from different Asian countries. I especially liked the seafood and meat selections—they offer good quality and many options for hot pot, grilling, or home cooking. The store also has a great selection of ready-to-eat items, pastries, and snacks if you just want something quick. Everything was easy to find, the aisles were organized, and the staff was friendly when I needed help locating an item. Overall, this is a great place for anyone who loves Asian food or wants to try new ingredients. I’ll definitely stop by again whenever I’m in the area.

Yes this the famous Asian grocery in that one movie. I married into a Vietnamese family and, as a Houma local, we have to make specific trips here for a lot of stuff in the house. As a white Cajun guy, I love to try new things. But I'm never fully satisfied with this place. First of all, it's too crowded. Sometimes it takes forever to check out. They can't really help it since it's so popular and a lot of older people shop here. They usually have every lane open too, it's just there's not enough enough space between checkouts and aisles to move around effectively. That leads to layout issues. If the lines are long, they end up lining up down the aisles which are only big enough for one buggy. It really makes it hard to maneuver. Also, there's just too much stuff in here. You don't need 10 different brands of the same thing. There's almost like 50 different soy sauces. I know there are subtle differences in brand taste, and various types of sauce. But you could definitely make some room by eliminating some. Pricing is another issue. Lord of stuff are not labeled so you have to find out during checkout, which is where they get you. I'm pretty sure tariffs are affecting these prices right now ($35 dollars for a pack of coffee drink boxes?). Everything seems pretty expensive right now. But it's not just here, it's most Asian groceries. I'm sure it has to do with rising costs and everything, but it just hurts to pay $200 a trip of you aren't paying attention (which is easy to do if they don't label half the product). This place is dirty. The fridges and freezers are dubious (always leaking, everything frosted and ice covered). I can't stand the way the whole place smells, but that's just me I think. My wife doesn't notice it, and my little girl thinks it smells good. On to the good things: If you need it, it's most likely here. I know that sounds contradictory to what I said earlier, but it can be a pro or a con. There are some niche cases where I can't find something and a few times it's been because they were sold out. I've also found lots of new and interesting imported things I'd probably never try otherwise. I'm on a Korean food kick and everything I've needed is pretty much on the shelves here. You can get really fresh meat and seafood here. The deli area is always packed. And they even have fresh grilled BBQ pork and duck here you can get by the pound. The fresh made food items are usually really good. The bahn mi bread is great. I really need to learn how to make these, but they are still fairly cheap and you can grab a bunch if you need. The alcohol selection is huge! I have only bought one bottle (sorry I can't remember what it was) but you can tell some of them have sat on the shelves for a while. There's even a nice selection of household and kitchen items here. I've gotten a few of my favorite (cheaper) knives and gadgets here. All in all, this is still a great one stop shop for most Asian needs. Not to mention it's in the middle of some great restaurants and other vendors. We'll probably always continue to make trips here

I've been going to this location for years. They have a lot of Asian food/drink items for reasonable prices. There is also an area in the back of the store where you can get fresh fish or other meat. You can also get Bamh Mi sandwiches and other prepared food items . While there are separate places of business that surround Hong Kong Market, the entrance to the actual market contains Mr. Bubble, a cool Banh Mi and Bubble Tea cafe . The prices are reasonable and the service is good.

Great variety of Asian groceries, excellent produce (easily best in town) and a wide and superb selection of beer, wine, and liquor. By far the best beer and liquor on the Westbank. They also have lots of home goods like dishes and kitchen implements , cleaning and paper goods, middle eastern foods, Hispanic foods, meat and fish, and an area that makes fresh sandwiches and some fresh but packaged foods/meals. Really awesome, and stayed opened after Hurricane Ida too, which was a life saver. Truly a gem and an awesome resource. Very grateful to have such an awesome place available.

This place has got their shit together they are quick and efficient getting you loaded and out of there as fast as possible paperwork is put together right and for a multi-drop load it is always nice to have names on each individual pallet telling us which store goes to thank you for being awesome. I didn't say a word about your product not sure what that part of your response is about and I said absolutely nothing about advice for anything so you're way off base with your entire response. Perhaps reading a little slower would help you understand the review you're getting. I hold a load of your product to deliver to multiple stores I could care less about the product itself just in your efficiency and loading. Maybe next time read a little closer and understand what is being said.

A shopping treasure on the Westbank, especially if you are searching for those hard-to-find Asian products (most abundant choices: Vietnamese, Chinese, Latin-American, but they have a good selection of Middle Eastern, Japanese and Indian items as well). This is a vegan paradise, as they have my beloved tofu skin (yuba), soy curls, all the tofu varieties you could ever want and a variety of fake meats, wheat gluten goodies and even vegan jerky. Prices are impressively low. It's been over 10 years since my last review and the market has grown so much. We spent an hour in here today and noticed they have a good sake collection, as well as Asian beers. Boba/tapioca pearls, teas, coffees, spices, desserts... an entire aisle devoted to soup bases, noodles, dried mushrooms! Pinch me, because I think I'm dreaming. I'm in hot chile heaven. There was one thing that my husband wanted that we couldn't find. One of the sweetest ladies at the cash register tried her best to help, even with a slight language barrier we were able to show her the product (dried bonito flakes). She showed him dried squid but that wasn't quite the same thing. I think they have less Japanese products, not really a big deal at all. We so appreciated her kind efforts. Bonus: the cute statue collection by the entrance! Buddhas, lucky cats... even Hello Kitty herself is represented. Consider this market for unique gifts. They even sell Cafe du Monde coffee!

Excellent variety of Asian foods! It is also a very large store, but not H-Mart huge. I'd go back for sure! There is also a Korean BBQ in the same building... delicious!

As an update to my previous review from years ago. I recently spent the summer traveling I am positively ecstatic now that may of the coffees and teas I was buying in Singapore, Indonesia and Japan are available at Hong Kong Market! So many options here and my biggest problem now is I can't buy them all!

Went there to shop for hot pot ingredients. Not a lot of hot pot soup base options, you're better off ordering off of Amazon. No shaved meat selections for hot pot. If you're looking for shaved meat, you can buy from the Korean BBQ restaurant from next door, K-Town. Great fruit selections! There's not a lot of variety in vegetables, but good eneough for everyday cooking. Good variety of fresh fish. We were looking for some fresh clams, but only found frozen. The cashier we had was not friendly. Basically just threw our groceries around. I don't mind lol but someone else might

It's a very nice Asian supermarket. It has a lot of things you can't find anywhere in the city. I really love the fresh veggies they have. They are not expensive there

This store sold us bad eggs. We tried to return them and the store refused. the eggs literally had maggots coming out of it. will definitely be going to the other Asian markets in Marrero and Metairie. Avoid at all costs.

I love the Honk Kong Market! They have so many items that I haven't seen elsewhere (at least in New Orleans). Some of my favorite pickups this trip were kimchi dumplings and longan berries. I also bought a whole jackfruit for the first time. They have such a big selection of food and produce! There were long lines but I went grocery shopping on a Saturday so that's on me. Such a big store! I also love that they have a bubble tea and banh mi shop in the entrance; it's a great treat after shopping!

Smells I don't know how this place is still open very dirty grimey feeling if the inspector came through I promise you they would be shut down

So I went to Hong Kong food market, and I very very disappointed and mad. So first, the light keep turn off, the customer have to use flash light to look for stuff like I have to shopping in the dark. And we can't even check out because the machine have no electricity. Then, about the price, the prices that I pay is different than the prices they have on the shelves. So I fine this lady to talk about this because this is not good. But then she keep said that because of the new machine that they have, and she said they have prices change on a board but that board is very small nobody can see that.

The service was too slow and i couldn't even understand what were they saying and that the fruit section had so many flys all over the fruit

I hadn't been there in several months but I felt it's gotten a little run down and when I went last month or so the shelves were empty in several aisles. It was okay when looking for a specialty item.

Went to Hong Kong Food Market yesterday for the first time. Drove 30 minutes looking for INDIAN spices and foods. Also, wanted a few Chinese teas and dried goods. The pros: Prices are very reasonable on most items. Pristine selection of produce. Beautiful shrimp and fish. Big selection of fish. You pick the fish and they clean/fillet it for you. Friendly employees. Huge variety of Chinese and Vietnamese products. Fun to explore. The cons: NO INDIAN FOODS OR SPICES! They have a whole aisle and dairy case for Hispanic foods. I thought this was an Asian market. I actually found a couple of Mexican items I needed, but still. I found no paneer, no Indian yoghurt, no mustards aka sarson, no mustard seeds, no green cardamom seed pods, no regular spinach, no kasoori methi aka fenugreek leaves, no Hing spice, no chutneys, no sambar masala and no naan. The place smells like not-so-fresh fish. I can forgive a slightly fishy smell, but standing next to the fish counter was making my eyes water. The fish looked fresh and clean area, so I think its just a result of cleaning fish all day? Not much in the produce section had English labels. I looked up what I could but am new to Vietnamese and Chinese. Bottom line: Worth a trip, but not for Indian items.

Love love love the Hong Kong market. Located on Behrman highway on the west bank it's near my hairstylist so it's convenient for me. I love their selection. Their whole fish prices are unbeatable. And the selection of fish is great!!! If you love ramen noodles they have soooooo many to choose from. I've found a favorite in the brand nogshim. Also, it's the only place I can find beef bacon. Love this store. Produce is excellent as well. Will always be back here.

Great store with great prices. Good selection of just about everything. Cool snacks drinks and produce.

Talk about overwhelming... It's only overwhelming for me because this is my First TIME . 29 years andni have never knew this Market qas ed with everything. I lowkey honestly enjoyed it. Many of the customers could tell i was lost so they laughed and offered their advice to me on how to make hibachi style noodles.....lol... the prices are ok. But yet in True New Orleans Prideful bkack woman style i would be lying if i told you i knew what i was doing. . There's produce,meat,seafood,dairy...TAKE YOUR PICK! MANY asian snacks/varieties as well as some American foods. I just hioe and pray this Ballerina tea this customer aold me on and my hibachi noodles comes out ok

I love Hong Kong Market. I've been coming here for over a decade for fresh produce, meat and hard to find international foods. They have some of the freshest greens in the city, with many of them being grown locally. The selection of fish and fresh deli meat is remarkable. You can get a whole beef tenderloin for the price of lesser quality meat at a regular grocery store. Like bubble tea? There are two in-house tea shops within the Hong Kong Market, as well as pho and bahn mi options. The best thing about Hong Kong is the affordability. You will find that you save a ton on items you'd usually get elsewhere.

Went last week around lunch time. No one manning the banh mi area and the roast ducks didn't look fresh. But the biggest problem is the price stickers. One item had the same UPC code with two prices. The whole refrigerated section had no price on anything. And when I checked out, a pack of noodles stickered at $1.59 rang up $2.29. Whether the lack of accurate pricing is intentional or plain poor management, I will not drive the long distance to shop here.

"A whole new world a dazzling place a never knew" yes I just went full Disney on you! Seriously get here now! With $20 you can eat for an entire month. All sillines aside this place is serving the best Banh Mi in the city for $4 and the most amazing pork and Pekín Duck for pennies on the dollar. You can get all kinds of pre-made food to warm up at home plus aisles and aisles of stuff you never heard but all of a sudden you want to eat because the packaging is some amazing. I know it's on the Westbank a place we Eastbankers would avoid driving g or at all cost but you need to let that good and make the trip because this place is worth the adventure.

Amazing!!! I will go back every time I'm in the area. Seriously some of the best produce I've ever seen. Very clean and orderly. Everything is 100% fresh! The store is big and offers everything you need. And the prices can't be beat! The manager was kind to us and explained all of the hot foods available. It's a wonderful market!

I love this place! Because I'm new to New Orleans, I've had a difficult time finding special ingredients for cooking. I love eating Asian food and this market usually has the ingredients, meats, and produce that I need. Plus, it's not overpriced. Filipino food is not really common here in NoLa, but I was able to find some longanisa and tocino .. it's good a 20-30 minute drive away from the main city, but for me, it's worth the trip

Surely one of the most impressive specialty food markets I've ever seen. The place is as big as most grocery stores of any sort, and has a full selection of fresh vegetables, freezer items, dried foods, and some non-food items. You could certainly live with this as your primary grocery store if you were in the area, and if you aren't, it is definitely substantial enough to justify a trip. I was enchanted to discover my favorite hard-to-find Chinese black bean sauce brand here, among many other useful items. These sorts of stores aren't going for the premium in-store experience, but I found the place reasonably clean and well-organized, and had no delays at their well-manned checkout mid-day. My only hang ups were an inability to find any roasted peanuts (surely they must have some) and some of the inevitable ghoulishness of Asian markets. I probably shouldn't have read the label on the tub of pig blood to see what it was, but curiosity got the better of me. But while some Asian food items may induce nausea in those of us non-Asians, I allow people their differences. For me, there were tons of useful and delicious vegetarian food items.

I saw a lot of good reviews here and other places for the banh mi. Maybe that was the case in the past, but that time has long since passed. It does not look sanitary at all. When I got there, they were reheating the meat in a microwave and had them just out in plastic containers. It wasn't even that late in the afternoon, just after lunch. I would highly recommend just spending the dollar more to eat at Dong Phuong if you want banh mi from a deli counter. Service was also pretty bad.

Hong Kong Market is absolutely exceptional!!!! They have the most amazing array of produce and imported goods! I could spend hours there. They're open early and stay open late so you can pretty much always stop by to shop and explore. I love Mr Bubbles banh mi and bubble tea too. I highly recommend checking out Hong Kong market!

I have been a customer of Hong Kong Market since inception. Never in all my years have I ever left an empty basket and gone elsewhere until today. This is my third trip in two weeks and the produce section has been the saddest I've ever seen every time. Even during the initial lockdown I didn't have such an issue finding staple products. It's so bad that I tried going in later today thinking maybe they would put some stock out if I didn't go first thing in the morning -- I was wrong. No peeled whole garlic or oyster mushrooms all three times, and an empty green onion bin today. Shelves all over the store are a disaster with huge empty gaps, beaten up cans, and lack of pricing. I can smell the meat (not fish) department through my mask more times than not and at times it is gag-worthy. I personally witnessed a soggy ceiling tile crash down into the frozen section along with at least two gallons of water. That tile was still not replaced last time I checked and I'm not confident the leak has been repaired either. The doored freezers are constantly going out and the ice buildup is beyond gross. With the state of the store I don't feel safe purchasing frozen products and now with the state of the produce section what is even the point? I'll go to Metairie from now on. It honestly pains me to write this but the decay of this once great store can no longer be ignored. I've lived as far away as an hour and traveled to HKM because it was that incredible of a store but now I'm right here again and I will no longer go.

So far, the only thing I haven't found here is an electric kettle and unbagged matcha. But that's probably because the tea selection is so extensive I've just missed it!!! Really, this is the Asian market to beat all Asian markets. Trips to the Westbank always include a trip to the market, even if it's just to stock up on Pennywort drink, beef bones, and some delicious Goi Cuon Thit Nuong. If you're looking for that obscure, special ingredient for your Asian (or Latin!) dish, look no further, you are almost guaranteed to find it on the shelf here. While you're at it, get a roasted duck for a super special treat!

I like this store but the smell is horrendous. I particularly enjoy the seafood and meat area in the back because of the extremely reasonable prices. The staff will cut or grind your meat and filet your fish anyway you'd like without additional cost. There's an abundance of Asian food options but there's also a nice size Hispanic section for Latin meals. The produce section has expanded for your cooking enjoyment and there's a tea bar across from the produce. In here, is also a deli but I have yet to venture it; there's just something about hanging ducks that I need to resolve within myself lol. It stays crowded but the cashiers are swift at getting you checked out. I frequent here when I'm not in the mood to travel far for a few grocery. items. I think everyone should check this place out, it's very different and cultured.

Good selection of seafood and meats, and l like the choices of vegetables and fruit. Good authentic Asian food and ingredients.

Wow! This is my first time in a market like this. My husband and I love ramen. We are leaving town today so we wanted to stock up. Live fish, crabs and lobsters. Lots of noodle options for us. Overwhelming but so awesome! I would love to be able to spend more time just looking around.

Someone need to open another Asian market here , because this place turn in to $h.., service so bad . If you go there use bathroom somewhere else because you going to throw up in their bathroom.

Hands down, best market for Asian food in Louisiana. There's been so many items I couldn't find anywhere else and they have it in this location whether it's Korean spicy paste, Japanese mochiko flour or frozen dim sum. They also have the best Bahn Mi for the best price. Their combo sandwich is soooooo good and only $3.50. I love their variety and they pretty much have everything that I need. Their prices are a bit more expensive than the asian market in metairie but they have a massive variety which makes it worth it.

Ive gone tobthis market for years but just getting around to leaving a review. The produce, seafood and meat are are always fresh. Today i went for the duck! There whole Peking Duck runs about $20 they also chop it uo for you. I also added some additional veggies for $4. They also serve sandwiches for $3.50. I highly recommend checking out when possible

If you want the very best selection of Asian food in NOLA -- this is it. If you want real Chinese BBQ (Roast duck, pork, etc) this is it. I tried the roast duck, and it was fantastic. It came with sauce and vegetables just like in Bejing. Next time, I will try the pork. The sandwiches are fantastic and a bargain. The only criticism is that I have discovered that sometimes other stores are slightly less expensive. I highly recommend this establishment.

4 star only because there's no one to assist you & finding what you need is like going on an adventure especially when you can't read the labels. Glad I found dark soy sauce I've been looking everywhere for it !

Do you need some variety in your life? Do you need duck heads fully dressed? Produce that you have to look up a what it is and b how to use it? A whole grouper head? Dried anchovies covered in sesame seeds? Spices you've never heard of? A real life Peking duck on a hanger? Three dollar artisanal Bahn Mi? Guava juice? Black fungus? Fresh mushrooms like you might find on Star Wars? Sliced nuts tastefully arranged in honey? A nearby store dedicated to the fine art of Vietnamese jerky?A nearby restaurant that does a dim sum on the weekends and fills up the Walmart sized parking lot? You may be right at home here! Enjoy the experience.

So I liked the selection here. I love cooking and I bought a decent amount of groceries. Here's my problem: Me boyfriend was waiting in line at the bahn mi counter waiting to order and the women behind the counter completely ignored him and the other people in line. They did however, allow other people to come up, cut in line, and order sandwiches just because they spoke Vietnamese. There is a line for a reason and common courtesy should be that you get in line with every one else. After 25 minutes he left (as well as 3 other people behind him) without sandwiches. It's a terrible way to run a business and I'm not sure if we will return because of their awful customer service.

Very authentic market. Amazing food just outside too. Large selection in produce, frozen, and fresh foods, and pretty much everything else honestly. I enjoy making a periodic trip here every other month.

It feels weird reviewing a supermarket since they're all kind of the same but Hong Kong Market is a true gem in New Orleans. Since moving here I've seen it continue growing and offer more latino, middle eastern, korean and generally products you can't find anywhere else. They've also developed a phenomenal liquor/beer section. All of this for a very good price. I struggle to find cheaper produce - in fact I often find it more expensive at Winn Dixie/Rouses/Whole Foods but with mold. If I lived closer this would be my go to place for groceries. This of course doesn't even get into their phenomenal deli which deserves 5 stars on its own. Their #6 bbq pork bahn mi (for only $4!!!) is one of the top 5 sandwiches in this city.

WOW!! What a great place!! Not only is it a HUGE grocery store that focuses on all things Asian (I could spend an hour just examining all of the interesting condiments and sauces), but it also has one of the biggest and definitely the cheapest selection of produce I have found anywhere in the Greater New Orleans area! (Have I mentioned that I am a produce snob?!?) Aside from the wonderful and cheap selection of vegetables, some of the highlights of my visit included: Huge bags of frozen pot-stickers for under $5, some cute little sauce dishes for .99, all the fixings for spring rolls including peanut sauce, prawn crackers, THE NOODLE AISLE...OMG. They also have tons of fresh seafood, a bakery section, loads of housewares, AND, about a thousand varieties of things that I don't know how to use or cook, but I am willing to experiment!! Another great reason to cross the river every once and a while!

This is where I get my spices, and produce I usually dont see at other supermarkets. Traveling to the westbank might sound like a drag but this place is definitely worth the visit. There's a couple stores around the strip mall there as well and eateries to check out, but when I come to Hong Kong it's for the banh mi sandwiches! Made to order with bread coming right out of the oven, man oh man is it a great bite for lunch.

I'm a big fan of Asian supermarkets, and often visit places just like this when I'm traveling to other cities. This one has a very good produce section, with fruits and vegetables you won't find elsewhere. I found lettuces that I couldn't readily identify, and loads of root vegetables. Even the produce that wasn't exotic looked a bit different, and I loaded my basket with lots of interesting choices. If your'e looking for durian, they have that too, although you'll have to head over to the frozen section for that, as it's illegal to ship this particularly fragrant fruit any other way. The fresh fish and live shellfish looked good; a big thank you to our state of Louisiana for requiring labeling on fish telling you where it comes from; if you're like me, you prefer shopping local, and this new law makes it easier for us to do so. The options were mixed here, with both local fish and fish shipped from Asia taking up space. The big fun in a market like this lies in the interior aisles, where condiments, packaged food and unusual candy reigns. It was a busy Sunday afternoon when I visited, so I didn't spend as much time there as I might have, as families and carts were jostling for space. If you want a real treat, head over to the area where the cooked ducks and other meat are hanging. I saw lots of people waiting to pick up their dinner, and it looked great. I'll most definitely be back .

Well this used to be the "stanky store" but not so much anymore. They recently expanded and remodeled some and I gotta tell ya, its a really nice alternative for fresh veggies and soup things. The beer section in particular is impressive. We enjoy walking in here to get some boba tea out in front and walk off the drinks by taking a quick stroll through the store. Eyeing up the wacky soda drinks and the 1000 year old black eggs. eww, but its fun. The selection of Asian and Latin foods is mind blowing! There is always plenty of cashier lanes open so rarely is there ever a wait. By all means if you haven't been here before and you like trying new foods or at the very least, looking at them...visit Hong Kong Market!!

A great place to shop for groceries. The banh mi here is top notch. They also have yummy pandas waffles! They have some other prepared foods which are always good. The selection is extensive and you would be able to find many ingredients here that you might not find at other stores that have an "Asian" aisle. This is also a hub for the Vietnamese community. You can find free Vietnamese magazines here to read that should be in the area where you checkout.

This supermarket has everything you need in an Asian kitchen. I love their wide variety of fresh deli foods and ready made Vietnamese snacks and desserts. They're located conveniently in an Asian center, with other eateries around. I always pay a visit to this grocery store when I'm traveling back home to Jackson, MS. It's a 3 hour drive for me, they always pack things nicely and my fresh meats on ice for the road.

I've loved Hong Kong Market for many years, but don't know if I'll go back. I went today for the first time in months, and VERY MANY employees there were wearing no masks at all, just as we're hearing that New Orleans is in COVID "Code Red." Almost all customers there WERE wearing masks. As I was leaving, I spoke to a manager, who apologized and said he would address the problem, but frankly, the fact that it was so widespread and blatant makes me doubt things will change. I don't know if I'll go back until the pandemic is more under control.

Are you interested in being overwhelmed with choices?! THIS IS YOUR PLACE. They have everything you could ever need and then 5-8 other options that are just as good. I love the market and I recommend everyone check it out. Cheap produce and solid selection.

The all purpose Asian supermarket. It has most ingredients ranging from Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, and other types of pan-Asian ingredients. In my short visit to the Great State of Louisiana, this was probably where I saw the most Asian American people. It's where you can find Chinese brocolli, something that you'll never find in vons, or even perhaps a fried peking duck in their deli section on the far right side of their market. There's a deli in the back, and a produce section full of Asian fruits and vegetables. All your sauce needs can also be found here.

I started going to Hong Kong Market since they opened. I used to love shopping there. Well, sadly that has changed. It reeks of raw meat... I cannot walk passed the meat department anymore. I wonder how much dried blood they have lying around. Also, while I was shopping, a few ppl were walking around with NO MASKS. WTH?! Many employees saw them and didn't say anything. Then there's the lines. With like 20 ppl in each all bunched up together like it's a "give me Covid" party. I was beyond disgusted. Left my items in one of the lanes cause there's no way I'm standing in a crowd for those items. Wasn't worth it. Sadly, I won't be going back. This place is definitely Covid infested.

I have been to HK market many more times since my first review and I come corrected! I think I must've had a couple of bad experiences at the beginning. The produce is great! And the variety! I am a huge fan of the recent renovations. They also have all my noodles, sauces (phu quoc fish sauce!), and refrigerated items like yellow Korean pickled radishes and Chinese sausage. Aaaand I just recently started exploring the spice aisle and it's amazing. I got a whole bag full of anise for 99 cents, and I totally got a level up in my cooking by having anise in my pantry! So yes, sorry about our first couple encounters HK market, and I love you!

I've been instructed to go to this wonderful place plenty of times and Friday was the perfect day to go. What a treat! The grilled duck was amazing and the service was awesome. The fresh spring rolls were sold out so I'll definitely be going back for more...