Kam Man Market

I stopped by Kam Man Market today and found many items that helped me make small but noticeable improvements to my kitchen and organization. Everyone knows how that could be with a growing family. I invested in some higher quality dinner utensils I was unable to find elsewhere for the same price. Most vendors sell them in larger sets but here I was able to tailor it to my needs. I also found some large porcelain soup spoons. Perfect for when we have soup noodles at home. Also a very unique rack that served perfectly for my bamboo cutting board (a gift) and chopsticks. It keeps the cutting board lifted to dry and free from mold and also keeps the chopsticks from falling to the side which happens all too often. A very ergonomic design I haven’t seen in all my shopping at other vendors. I bought a little dust pan and brush for minor countertop messes I make from scooping formula repeatedly. And an affordable thermos for trips with the baby. Also, if youre looking to clean the lime or residue from your hot water dispenser it’s here! I tried to order it from Amazon and it took so long from Japan they canceled it. I was very surprised to see it here. Finally I also saw metalic exercise balls for the hand that I haven’t in many years. I quickly added it to my basket along with incense. after buying I also saw that it is perfect for meditation and relaxation as well. I quickly integrated these items to my new home and they all work great. I’m pleased with my purchases and was not disappointed. I will continue to add to my collection from their wide assortment of dinnerware. Again all at competitive prices!

I am extremely disappointed with the store's return and exchange policy. I have been a loyal customer, shopping here for nearly 30 years. Recently, I purchased a package of frozen fish balls and discovered it was contaminated with mold. I've bought this product many times from different stores and have never encountered such an issue. A few days after the purchase, I brought the package back to the store, intending to exchange it for another product, as the receipt clearly stated that refunds were not offered, but exchanges or store credit were allowed. However, the manager/owner refused to accept the return, claiming that the package was sold frozen, and because I returned it unfrozen, it could no longer be resold. He even stated that the green mold was "natural" and showed me other packages in their freezer, which also appeared to be contaminated. This was shocking, as it suggested the entire batch might have been compromised. To make matters worse, he accused me of mishandling the product at home, which was entirely untrue. The package was unopened when I returned it, and despite their policy, the store made excuses to avoid resolving the issue. If I, as a customer, express concerns about a defective product, the store should take responsibility instead of deflecting blame. On top of this experience, the store's prices have always been higher than other Chinese grocery stores. I was willing to pay the premium for the convenience, but this incident has changed my mind. Shoppers should be cautious when buying products here--always check expiration dates carefully. And don't expect any support if you need to return or exchange an item. Due to this poor customer service and lack of accountability, I will never shop at this store again.

As one of the bigger stores in the neighborhood, New Kam Man has a wider selection of goods than its competitors. The street level has packaged and prepared food while the lower level has kitchen items and a good tea selection. But bigger is not necessarily cheaper and I would encourage you to compare prices at nearby Sun Vin grocery on Mulberry Street.

It's always a Blessing to shop here. Over the past 20 years they still supply all of my needs especially for Chinese New Year Celebrations. Only downside is they never have have The Black Bean Hoppia Cake anymore 😕 😪

New Kam Man is a nice and neatly organized market in Chinatown. First visit was worth it! The young lady at the checkout line kindly pointed me and my mother to the location of the Two Girls Florida Water, which I enjoyed the scent of :) Thank you for a wonderful experience!

Small dry goods store close to public transit. Due to it's location, snack food, frozen, and refrigerated items are a bit expensive. I usually buy traditional snacks and condiments here. Look for Pearl River Bridge and Mainland Chinese condiments. LKK and Taiwanese brands are expensive and worth a trip deeper into the neighborhood.

I used to visit this supermarket frequently, that was almost 30 years old. there is little change here so it brought back lots of memories ! I loved the variety of ready-to-eat meats from their deli department . Also there are stands outside the entrance selling exotic fruits.

The basement at New Kam Man is just a fun place to go. They have plates and bowls and teas but also a toy and stationary section. I grabbed some fun stickers the last time I was there

When I've stopped by New Kam Man, it's mostly to check out the wide-ranging housewares downstairs - especially kitchenware. You'll also find adjacent tea and other dried assortment to check out. Worth a visit, if that's something you're in the market for. While shopping for a small metal dish this time, however, looked at the condiments at the street level. While Hong Kong Supermarket on Hester nearby has the largest selection, discovered that New Kam Man does offer some quite competitive prices. Also noted the roast meat booth up front. Definitely will have to explore this store a little more and recommend you do too!

Another great grocery store/food restaurant in Chinatown! Love grabbing Chinese condiments that are hard to find from chili crisp oil, broad black bean sauce, fermented fish sauce and more. Wide variety of snacks, cookies, savory crackers and more. Downstairs they have a bundle of ceramic wares from bowls, plates, storage containers, chopsticks and more. They also have a restaurant that serves duck, sandwiches, chat siu and other Chinese dishes.

New Kam Man is located in the heart of Chinatown and conveniently within walking distance from the Canal Street subway station. You can buy snacks, beverages, frozen food, ice cream, kitchenware, etc. Check out their promotional sale items throughout the store. I bought these items below: Glico Strawberry Pocky $2.95 Moricho Iso Chidori Cracker $2.95 Tamarind Candy $2.25 Bin Seaweed Rice Cracker $1.25 Kit Kat Mini White Chocolate $2.99 Want-Want Crunchy Senbei Rice Crackers $1.95 I love, love, love New Kam Man so much!

I love this market for their tea selection on the lower level. They have reasonably priced tea pots and so many varieties of Chinese teas as well as green tea and Thai tea mixes. Really fun if you are a tea lover. The upper level also has a good variety of dried goods and snack.

We were downtown, hitting all the spots we used to when we still lived in the City. They've really fixed the place up in about the past 40 some years. That staircase to the basement seems to get steeper every year ;) The main floor carries a wide variety of boxed, canned, and refrigerated items. That you won't find in most supermarkets. The lower level, has a lot of housewares and the knife selection has chef quality knives, with prices that are better than Henkels in the outlet store. It seems it's a little touristy now. Some reviews say that the cashiers are kind of brusque. They've always seem to have been that way. I don't take any offense to it.

They have cookie tins, and Japanese/Chinese food products on 1st fl. They also carry a lot of natural/organic products aren't so expensive. ($1 cheaper thank most of places) *I added additional photos. If you're going to shop around 4pm the line is going to be very long and only one cashier is opened! There're a hello kitty/ character goods in the basement but it's not an authentic. If you're a biggest fan of the Japanese products, you'll fond out most of them. I highly recommend to buy here. It's very relaxed mood here non judgmental, I know it's not newer than other Japanese store but reasonable and not crowded. You also find products you won't see at the Japanese supermarket. This store is close enough to the subway. (3blocks) you don't have to walk far!

large variety of Asian snacks & candies, sauces, and so much more packed into one space--everything from Japanese curry packets to instant noodle packs can be had and ingredients for cooking as well. while the aisles are crammed with products--the store itself is clean and well-maintained. there's houseware and more downstairs as well as hot food takeout like (roast pork and rice) near the entrance. came in because i needed some odds and ends for the kitchen and New Kam Man came through. English is limited but the staff is friendly enough. prices are competitive with other Asian grocery stores.

This supermarket is located near the canal street station in chinatown. It has a good assortment of affordable Japanese snacks and also dry asian goods. They also have kitchenware, utensils, and loose tea sold downstairs. Aside from that, they also sell some cooked roasted meats and asian dishes near the front! The giftshop upstairs appears to be closed. Back then, they used to sell a lot of cute japanese beauty and stationary items upstairs. It was such a bummer when I went and realized it was no longer opened. Most of the remaining beauty/stationary items are now moved to the basement but the selection is not the best. It seems more like they're trying to sell off the last bits of their inventory. The only reason why I gave them a lower rating is due to their customer service. The cashiers at this supermarket are not the friendliest especially when you ask them a question. They also rush you to bag your items at checkout.

This is one of the most noticeable grocery shops in Chinatown. This is the first time I ever entered here. My family usually goes to the Po Wing Hong grocery shop. There is a staircase leading upstairs. At the side of the shop is a food shop. Seeing that the prices are comparable to Po Wing Hong, I ordered some Nissin Demae cup noodles. There was only one person doing checkout. As many of the residents in Chinatown are elders, checking out can be a hassle.

I had a chance to visit for the first time this weekend and am already excited for my next trip there. I personally hate grocery shopping in Chinatown just because it is so chaotic (why are the lines almost always so long?), so it was nice to find this spot that I can come to when I'm not looking for fresh produce. The prices are reasonable and the selection is extensive. Things also look clean and organized. I actually didn't notice the bbq section in the corner when I first walked in so was very curious as to why I was smelling the delicious scent of bbq but while waiting to be checked out, I finally saw it. Will also be checking out that corner in more detail next time.

From the ground floor, New Kam Man might look like a typical Chinatown grocer. With its roasted-meat window and eat-in counter, its aisles and refrigerated cases of new-to-you pantry staples, it kind of is. The one glaring difference is that it doesn't carry fresh produce. New Kam Man is apparently also a chain (kamman.com) with two locations in NJ and another in MA, but no coherent brand identity. What sets it apart are the other floors. Upstairs you'll find Asian beauty products. Downstairs you'll find kitchenware galore, with many models of kettles and rice cookers, and so many shelves of porcelain and ceramic dishes. These looked less well stocked than they seem to have been in the past, but they were appealingly laid out, and a man was dusting them to keep them that way. The bowls and spoons I bought could be found for less elsewhere -- probably nearby -- but they were already a bargain, and it was actually a pleasure to look for them. Normally I appreciate the way some Chinese mom-and-pop shops are stuffed with stuff, not unlike the home of a Dickensian hoarder, but as COVID restrictions are being lifted, the more spacious environs of New Kam Man's lower floor were more than welcome. That said, it ain't H Mart. The cashier was brusque and peremptory, but hey, I was in Chinatown. I expected nothing different.

This place is awesome ! There is many great food here! They have food such as maltose, pork floss, hawthorn candy, hotpot bases, dried goods, wheat starch, banh bot bao flour, lotus root powder and more! All this food I am not able to find at my local H-mart. There is also many choices of tea here! The basement closed early so I didn't see much but there was a good choice of houseware and tea. There is also frozen and refrigerated food. Outside there was tons of fresh food so that's good but it was expensive :/.

Their prices are a bit cheaper than some other markets I've been to in Flushing especially for their snacks and medications/ointments (like Tiger Balm) . The only downside is they don't have the largest variety available.

This is our go to place during Mooncake season for a great variety of flavors - they even have frozen mooncake. The upstairs has a variety of Asian foods (Chinese, Korean , Japanese). The basement has home goods including sale sets and steamers. There is also a solid tea section, cute stationary too.

Not sure what happened since my family and I been coming here since I could remember for Asian groceries. The deals, variety of their snacks, and furikake keep us coming back. Love the basement. Almost everything in my parents' kitchen is from there. But the cashiers lately have been extremely rude. I'm not sure if it's the pandemic or every time I've stopped by has been a bad day for them, but I was quite heart broken as a long time customer. It makes me hesitant to stay a returning customer. And no...it's not only to the non-Asian customers...I'm Chinese and it happened to me as well.

I have been here often since, I used to work in the area. The store is filled with Asian goodies. The store is filled with two floors. The main floor has groceries and the lower level has more house goodies. The goodies are affordably priced for some items. They do have sales sometimes throughout the store.

Would go back if super close and shopping for a gift or something specifically asian. Might go back to eat at the little food counter too. Would definitely come back to pick up a Jong je! Banana leaf sticky rice with pork and egg inside yum, and other variations, going to have to get this next time to see if it's like my grandma's. Gift shop upstairs! With cute asian stationary and knick knacks! And face mask and other skin care things. Ground level has assortment of asian snacks, frozen food, dried goods... Front has roasted duck and pig from the butcher..

This definitely hit the spot. A happy helping of beef and mushrooms. It definitely hit the spot on cold day. Great food and service here Definitely will be back again! Did I mention their store is filled with goodies

Love everything in the basement, amazing japanese dish collection. Grab some roast pork or crispy pork from the bbq section. Quick and delicious meal plus grocery shopping.

We came pretty early in the day, so we were among the first to wander around the aisles. I spent 20 years on the West Coast, in Seattle and near San Francisco, both of which have significant Asian populations, so I had a pretty good idea of what things would cost. Still, there was a little bit of a sticker shock, and all I walked out with was an extra long spoon specifically made for stirring iced tea. Upstairs they have a separate section if you love journaling, pens and stationary. It was a pretty small selection and may only appeal to 8 year olds. Downstairs was a mix of dinnerware, pots and pans and kitchen gear. Rice cookers? Go at it. Staff work very hard to look like they hate you and they hate working there. I'm not kidding - they look absolutely miserable. And it was barely 10 AM.

I love shopping here every time Im in the neighborhood! They have everything from skincare, dried good, snacks, dishware, and more! The downstairs is filled with lots of great things for your kitchen!! My friend just got the perfect cast iron wok where and I picked up some beautiful porcelain pieces for a friend overseas. Highly recommend for both tourists and locals! #shopchinatown

Whenever am in Chinatown, I have to stop here to stock up on Asian staples. While I have Asian markets closer to where I live, it doesn't have the wide selection and the affordable prices. Main Floor - is where all the Asian pantry and frozen foods are. I like to stock up on - lychee jello cups, black sesame /peanut candy, spicy cuttlefish, bean curd noodle, laksa curry noodle, soy bean drink, frozen fish balls, frozen scallion pancake, fish / pork floss, canned bamboo shoots, canned baby corn, canned lychees. They have prepared foods / takeaway section - I like the drunken chicken, marinated pork/ edamame salad, glutinous rice in bamboo leaves. Basement - browse huge selection of dinnerware - rice bowls, tea cups, chopsticks - and other homeware and cooking equipment. Upstairs - is the emporium of Asian cuteness - cat figurines, cute stationary, origami paper. There is also beauty skincare products from Asia as well.

New kam man is a giant multi-level Asian grocery store/ convenience store that I imagine you will always find what you are looking for. Toys, shampoo, lots of specialty items. Most wonderful thing here, IMO, is the front Meat counter. The BBQ roast pork, sold by weight, is really some of the best in Chinatown. Minimum is half a pound ($4) and it is melt in your mouth incredible. Lots of other prepare foods, but the pork steals the scene. Trust me, you gotta try it.

Came in early to browse. Loved the downstairs section with the big selection of housewares. Seemed a bit overpriced as in $11 for a small platter. The staff was unfriendly and unhelpful. Pretty much barked at me when I tried to ask questions. Went over to check out their prepared food section. When I tried to take a picture of their roast duck (not of any of the people behind the counter) someone came flying over and started yelling and swatting at me. I noped out of there. No thanks. Don't need to spend my cash there.

I like this Chinese grocery store. It's got everything I'm looking for at an affordable price. I love their tea sets, teas, snacks, candies, and other kitchenware stuff. There are three floors here. After you enter the main floor you will see all their grocery items, the top floor has hello kitty/gift type things, and the bottom floor has all sorts of kitchenware. Employees here are friendly enough. They ring you up and wrap up your goodies quickly. No, there may not be a whole lot of service with a smile here. It is what it is. This place is affordable and convenient if you're walking around Chinatown.

A staple in NY as old as China itself. Everything from teas to teapots. And the Peking roasted ducks hanging in the window are to die for.

This review is solely for the restaraunt located in the back of New Kam Man. They are really hidden so you wouldn't notice they are there but it is such a gem. Craving beef in spicy soup also known as a beef hot pot was hard for me to satisfy because the only known places to have it is in Flushing. Knowing this place has that option for me, I've been here constantly because it just satisfies my cravings soooooo much and the portion is so generous. They also have many other food that I have tried such as the Japanese seafood stir fried udon which was delicious, and their sushi is a great deal in my opinion. I'm constantly returning to this place even though I am not having the craving because it is that good. Oops, I just let out a secret about this hidden gem. Definitely come try this place out and try something new. Their sushi is also made on the spot not prepared then put in a box!

I only come here because I love the Kam Man located in Edison. The one in Edison make this one look like a convenience store. But the Chinatown location still has more Taiwanese products like the soft walnut date candy and salted duck egg than the other supermarkets nearby. They have a really nice selection of Japanese bowls actually made in Japan downstairs. The bowls are so sturdy. They also have a small section of noodles downstairs. They don't have any fresh vegetables and meat, so I usually come for their dry or refrigerated goods. Things I buy the most here: Tomato pretz, Taiwanese walnut date candy, Tom Yum seaweed, egg tofu, salted duck egg, shiitake mushrooms, sauces, powders for steaming and baking (they don't have Indica powder unfortunately), and Chinese sausage. Recently I got into buying there prepared meats. I love getting their braised pig intestines and beef tendon. I also got their duck once which is $11 for a whole duck. It's slightly cheaper than Big Wong which sells it for $11.50, but Big Wong does taste better and less oily.

I visited this grocery store on a weekend to stock some Asian groceries. It has a decent selection of foods (although I felt like it was lacking in the fresh vegetables that I wanted). The main floor has lots of frozen foods and pastries. I found some sliced pork, dumplings, and fishballs here. I loved exploring the basement which has so much cookware and dinner are ranging from teacups to chopsticks.

I have been coming here for decades. Always a great place to buy groceries, beauty staff and cooking tools or kitchenware. The staff is helpful and they have never seem grumpy to help. Also they have a great selection of teas, dried food (shrimp, calamari, etc), frozen section and food counter where you can get duck and goose, beef entrails, etc. Their pre-cook ready to serve items are very tasty, portions are generous and prices are fair.

This was a great supermarket I stumbled into saving me the crosstown trek to get some savory Asian food stuffs. This little place has three levels, everything you can think of and great prices! I have scoured supermarkets for wonton soup base and look and behold they had it for less than $2 for 5 packets! Downstairs there is a vast selections of teas, teapots, teacups, and cookware. By teas, i mean regular bags/loose teas not be confused with milk tea packets with cream and sugar in them.... those are upstairs with their own aisle. There is a lunch counter of some sort with smiley customers who chat, eat and nod. Most people briskly move about the space, but the employees will help you if you ask a question. The checkout process is quick and easy with friendly, efficient cashiers. I will definitely be back.

This place is awesome! You will find all your favorite Asian delights. I was on the search for great powdered green tea. I purchased the tea and a few other treats. Location Chinatown Very busy Staff is helpful Lines move slowly but that's ok Multiple levels Package food as, well as fresh foods, cooked food, herbs, teas etc Prices Very reasonable

I love Chinatown for it's restaurants and supermarkets. I really like walking through and discovering new things. Quite a few years ago I came here on a whim and found the "department store" of my dreams. Dinnerware, cutlery, knives, you name it.The highlight of my visit was finding the dinnerware of my dreams. Blue dishes with a cherry blossom motif. I got a sake set, Teapot, Sushi set and some dishes. When I went on line I discovered I had saved a bundle of money. Fast forward to yesterday, I returned to add to my set as I really want to make it my everyday set. Plates still there, bowls still there, prices still great, happy me!

The basement has some good deals on cookware and dishware, and pretty Japanese dishes that are modestly priced (expensive for Chinatown) for NYC. They also have loose tea leaves in large jars that I buy from. Overall prices are sometimes cheap and sometimes expensive depending on sales. The pandemic has left them short-staffed and the 3rd floor appears to be closed as a result.

Every canned item I bought today (10 items) were over a year from expiration.

My friend went to this store to buy some bottled water and received a burnt coin as change. She kindly asked the cashier (photo attached) to replace that burnt coin and that cashier gave her an attitude and hurled the bottled water she bought towards the side. She even muttered fiery words in Cantonese. What a way to treat your customers!

Today was my second time visiting this store. Initially I was so excited about all the snacks and beauty items I wanted to try. My first day there was great! Today was not so good. I went downstairs to the beauty section and a lady asked if she could help me. I told her no thank you. I went over to the body wash section and she asks again can she help me. Again, I say, no thank you. She then tells me that I am looking at Body Wash although it clearly states that its body wash on the bottle. I then move on to the lotion section. She follows me and says this is lotion. So at this point I know that I am being followed. I literally start just randomly moving around the store so that I can be sure. And of course the lady continues following me. She even goes as far as to stand on the elevated staircase landing so this way she can see me no matter where I am in the store. When I go up the stairs to leave she then leaves the staircase landing and goes upstairs. There are still quite a few people downstairs. However, they were not Black, so I guess there was no need to watch them. I literally showed this lady what I just purchased around the corner at another Korean skincare store which I spent a nice amount of money on. I did this just so she can see I have money and dont need to steal from anyone. She was familiar with the products so she knew I spent a nice amount of money. So why did she think I would steal from her store? Nonetheless, she ruined my experience. I wanted to try so many things. I will never return to that store. Its 2023! All Black people don't steal! Sidenote: when I went there yesterday there was a poster of all the people that have shoplifted from the store. There were about 2 Black people on the picture. Seems like we are not the ones you should be worried about. If you are Black I would stay away from this store. There are a ton of other stores in the area that have really kind and helpful people that don't treat you like you are about to pickpocket them because of your skin color.

I don't really come here for snacks or stuff like that because I find that their prices can be a bit higher than other places. Even though its not a lot higher, a penny saved is still a penny earned. I do like that they hava a large variety of stuff, but I don't like that it can get kinda cramped at times. I think its better off with shopping at other places if u want goodies. What I do like about this place is that they created a beauty section upstairs. I really LOVE the variety there and how I don't feel like I am in those regular chinese beauty stores where they lady kinda watches you and constantly asks what you are looking for (when i just want to look around). The only issue is that their prices can also be a bit high, but they do have sales which is the good thing. If you look out for sales, then u may get it for the same prices as what beauty stores sell them for. At times they also have a sale where the items are 15% off if its on the non-sale section. They always have a section where selected items are discounted which is set on these tables. I like the range of Japanese brands they offer. Some include, Gatsby, Lucido-L, Koji, Aqualabel, Shiseido, My Beauty Diary, B&C and many many more.

They have a lot of assortments of kitchenware in the basement. And a lot of random stuffs in the basement that is not readily available in other stores, but it is not Pearl River. Price are not to expensive. Groceries wise, it is okay. Second floor is closed now.

A field trip during intermission of an all day Cantonese and Mandarin classes, which I have never step foot inside New Kam Man of all my years of existence on Earth. I've passed by numerous times and thought it was a pharmacy store until a fellow classmate opened my mind which a new light shined through. New Kam Man has been New York's Chinatown long established leader owned by the original America's original Chinese immigrants--Toisan and is the Asian counterpart to Tiffany's in quality as well as price. There are three floors of Chinese grocery; Asian pottery; tea pots; cast iron tea pots; woks; rice cookers; hand held fans; decorative fans; chopsticks; chopstick box storage; traditional Chinese patterns of china; Japanese style lunch boxes; cosmetics; loose tea; package teas; herbs; herbal medications; and Chinese herbal medicine ointments. The upper level has been renovated to house an extensive Hello Kitty stationery; trinkets; sauce holders; sake bottles and cups; bags; blankets; lunch boxes; jewelry; wallets, etc. This upper level also houses Japanese cosmetics and skincare. New Kam Man's products are very well made of longevity quality thus comes with high prices. Someone stated to me (which I greatly agree and would dare not shop there again) that New Kam Man is the Chinese counterpart to the American Tiffany's with upscale, ultra high-end quality and high price. One large package of Pocky and a stainless steel Hello Kitty mug depleted my funds immensely for the week at a utter shocking total of $18.00, ayia!

Hey, this is the current reigning Duchess of New Kam Man (aka Kam Man Hibachi) speaking. It's April 7th on a Saturday night and if you want to order the last call is 6:45 p.m. cause they plan to close shop at 7 p.m. I've been eating here since November 2016, on almost a weekly basis. I love this place. They all know me by now. I'm from Hong Kong and this place keeps me in touch with my roots. I love listening to the Cantonese chatter between the workers and the clientele. Ninety percent of the menu, which includes things like shabu shabu hot pot, sushi bentos, sushi rolls, noodle soups, and rice dishes are under $10. I really enjoy the "sushi pizza", which is basically an avocado and sashimi salad. Another favorite is the fish hot pot (no spicy please, cause I want to spice it up myself) and if you're feeling carnivorous, get the Taiwan Style Pork Chop Noodle Soup. Or just anything with those pork chops. They pack a flavorful mouth punch. And if you need a bathroom, there's a dinky toilet downstairs. Tight closet space, but functional. Remember this is a Chinese supermarket. The restaurant just runs its business in it. They take credit cards, but you'll have to pay a supermarket cashier for that. I'm going to get back to my food. Maybe I'll see you around. I'm here way more often than my check-ins suggest.

Small but well-stocked grocery store with a BBQ section, sushi/Japanese booth, and all the essentials. Prices are very reasonable and they have a good prepared foods section with pork belly, curried fish balls, squid, and Taiwanese and Shanghainess rich dumplings ($1.65-1.95/each). Not bad!

The sushi bar in the back left corner offers the most inexpensive selection around! I recently got a california roll and a spicy crab avocado roll for only $6 total. Raw fish rolls are a little pricier at $4.50 each and special rolls at only $7.50 which are HUGE STEALS! Their salmon sashimi and salmon sushi bento box is only about $10. This is not five star quality sushi but it's comparable to most of the $$ Japanese restaurants I've visited. Hidden gem in central bustling Chinatown. Other than the sushi bar, they sell cooked meats (ie. bbq meat, cooked chicken - HK style) and they're decent as well. Marinated tripe is especially good here if that's your thing. There's also a huge selection of snacks and goodies. Downstairs is a huge selection of chopsticks, mugs, dinnerware, cookware and more.

You know I think one day the owner will look at his receipts and wonder why business is down. Well I will tell you. At least part of it might be due to the rudeness of the employees in recent months. We are all having bad times now. I know grocery clerks must be very stressed out but the curtness and outright hostility of the check out ladies lately is a little much. I patronized this business for years, mainly because they are large and have a lot of things together in one place. A few times of nastiness I can overlook, but to consistently have my items slammed down by angry clerks and scowled at as if I am being a bother by just existing is a cue for me to go to another grocery. No one is asking for over friendliness, just not to feel like a dog when they're getting checked out. Perhaps it is a racial issue. Non Asian customers make up a large percentage of this business though.

A supermarket with most things you need in your day to day life. From food and condiments to utensils and cookware to makeup and skincare, this place has it all. With three floors full of merchandise, you'll probably find the thing you're looking for but never knew the name of. I recommend a visit here if you have an idea of what you're looking for but can't put a name to it. Prices aren't outrageous but a few items I found weren't the cheapest in Chinatown, however they are convenient as a one stop shop for most things you need at home.

Very clean store with wide selection of Asian treats but man are they rude and belligerent. Women at cashier yelled at us when *she* overcharged me and I questioned it. I'll chalk it up to a bad day and give them 3 stars but we won't be revisiting this store.

Kam Man is a must every time I go to Chinatown. My parents took me here a lot when I was young, but I've never gotten bored coming here. Kam Man has three floors. My favorite is the lower level where they sell housewares. I get lost in the sea of pretty bowls and teacups. I marvel at the intricate teapots. I spend 20 minutes staring at small sauce bowls shaped like fruits and flowers. I am a little obsessed with soup spoons, so it takes some effort to pull myself away. The main floor is where the groceries are, along with a cafe. The top floor is for beauty products, and Hello Kitty lovers. If you visit, give yourself some time to wander around. I think it's worth it.

It is crucial to check the expiration date on many of their items. A lot of refrigerated and non-refrigerated drinks have expired, as well as many of the snacks offered in the isles. Stay away from the ice cream as it has melted, likely during delivery, and then refrozen into a blob. Cashiers are indeed rude or, if you're lucky, unhelpful and aloof. The hanging Peking duck and other items sold in the booth by the entrance are great, but definitely overpriced. Buyer beware.

Since my favorite char su spot closed I have been searching for good char su. So walking around Chinatown on Sunday is not an easy task. Landing up on canal street I saw the duck in the window hmmm maybe this place might cut it? The counter is small where the char su is. So standing in line had to wait. I usually get one pound chopped up. Have seen others purchase the meat uncut. Same with the pork belly. So when he finished cutting had to ask for white rice. Always rice and fresh cooked vegetables are the bomb. I like ginger and at my last spot instead of soy sauce would ask for 2 ginger. When I asked the man for 2 he would only give me 1. And with distain saying no. Wow! Plus he put some ladle of jous on meat before sealing. Also the charge for white rice and all places I have ordered the white rice was included in with char su. The rice was mehh ok. The char su was ok some pieces were very chewy. Don't know if I will return here just don't get that pleasant vibe coming in here. And the char su is so so because I have eaten better. I think it was the $2 dollars for the white rice.