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Always has what I need . Great fish! Nice people work in the fish section.
Everything you need at an Asian supermarket. Narrow aisles and weekend crowds make it difficult to shop. However the main draw are the weekend sales/deals on groceries. With current inflation prices we all need to save a few pennies... Checkouts accept cash, credit card, and OTC if you use that.
I was able to find the fish I wanted and it was very fresh. Also purchased some vegetables while there.
I always go there, nice store but all the Chinese cashier are very Rude,unprofessional, unhelpful, they never say HI, hello, if u ask them any questions they never replied u,they don't understand English except Chinese, they never put your merchandise in the bag, very very bad management.....but the people in sea food department they are very nice, very helpful and always greet u with smile, I have a request to the owner please give some training to your cashier how to treat nicely to the customer...it will help u improve your business in that very competitive market......Your cashier service is really really really sucks.......
This store is your typical Chinese grocery store where you can find not so fresh vegetables and fruits. It used to be busy at one time but now it has lost its momentum. At least it's still here.
Yes, there's parking, it's like a mini Asian store... It's a quick shopping list if you are running out of your ingredients.. highly recommend..
I haven’t been to this store in a while, after going there few weeks ago to get a couple of things , they took my card and scanned it them selves, which how they always do. After a few hours I see my bank statement I was robbed $800 from This store. The money were stolen electronically through skimming. BE AWARE
Large selection of Chinese groceries at a good price!
Convenient but not too much goods compared to others. Couldn't find the promotions products. Staff is not helpful
Big grocery stores, but only for Chinese and Koreans, that doesn't mean others can't shop. Linguistic problem because not many speak English. And if you ask someone something, a little Behaving badly if you are not Chinese or Korean.
Small local grocery store that got all the essential southeast Asian cooking ingredients. Not that much in terms of choices, but very much welcomed in an all-Chinese/Korean neighborhood. Great prices and the owner is very nice.
The duck eggs were 2 for $3, a little expensive, and every single one has a dead baby duck in it
Well selections of Malaysian Traditional Food and Cooking Need. Friendly staff.
Nothing to write home about. Their veges are really not the freshest and I just saw 3 of their boxes of strawberries have so much mold that it's disgusting to look at. The pricing doesn't help their case either but I guess since they are the only one in the neighborhood they feel like can do whatever they want. Their selections are not many either because of the small space. None of my common brand vegetarian instant noodles are sold here. The overall decor is old and cheap but their things are not cheap compared to that.
I am living in NY for 20+ years and this is the best Malaysian Grocery store I found in New York. Reasonable price, friendly and warm staffs.
Love this Southeastern Asian supermarket in Flushing, NY. Mainly Malaysian, Vietnamese, Thai and all parts of Asia. Lots of Asian cookies, candies, varieties of ramen noodles from different countries, spices, etc. Too much to mention. It is a small store but one will be surprised by what you can find inside.
Pretty good Asian (mostly Chinese) market. Good variety of Asian ingredients, competitive meat and seafood prices. Produce selection is smaller than in the past and the fruit is not always as good as it looks. Also smaller selection of household goods than in the past. Parking is hit or miss, sometimes very easy, sometimes nearly impossible. Overall a decent place to shop and convenient if you live nearby
Great store to visit for southeast asian products. Milo, nestum, 100 Plus, Twisties, Indomie... - you name it.
The expensive store i ever been. My “kicap udang” cost me $10 and i found the same brand in asian grocery store cost me $5 they double charged the product because they the only malaysia’s store in that area.
I purchased two big bottle of 100 plus. I asked if I can get a bag. She started to give attitude to me for why didn't I brought my bag? After that she gave me this tiny brown bag and it's barely fit my two bottle. And she charged me $1 for tiny bag.
If the owner hates the job so much, sell the store. Don't give bad impression and attitude to your customers!
Avoid this store! Shop at chinese supermarket instead!
If the owner hates the job so much, sell the store. Don't give bad impression and attitude to your customers!
Avoid this store! Shop at chinese supermarket instead!
Loved it! Way better than the market I got to near my house. Lots more variety in products for our hot pot dinners and other asian meals we cook. The prices are decent too! The place is nicely decorated and spacious too.
This is a specialty shop ONLY carry food product from Malaysia. It’s small, but It carries Malaysian curry paste and coconut milk can make restaurant level curry anything. There also exotic dried fruit. Love going there, and I’m happy it makes my community richer with diversity!
Crazy busy. Checkout lines are long and chaotic. Prices on the high side, but some sales items are pretty good value. The prices have improved on some items like dumplings. Worth taking a shot at shopping here if you are nearby.
You can get fresh seafood at this supermarket. They have a wide variety of Asian food items, seafood, meat and fruits to choose from for a reasonable price. I would recommend this supermarket to anyone looking for fresh seafood.