Thang Hung Food Market

Typical Asian supermarket. Don't go here on Friday, saturday, or Sunday it get Hella busy

I like this local Asian market. It’s small but carries great products. I like the produce here, also meats and seafood are very good. They carry some of the specialty condiments for boiled noodles that I can’t find anywhere else. Love this place 👍

WORST customer service ever!!!!!! The cashier lady treated my parents so badly. She yelled at my senior parents for not picking up some merchandises another person has dropped. Why didn’t she do it? My parents not their workers and my dad was holding my child as well.

Pros:

Fresh fish
Wide variety of Vietnamese food
Affordable prices
Friendly staff
Cons:

Small store
Can be crowded
Not all items are labeled in English
Overall, I would give Thang Hung Food Market a 4 out of 5 stars. It's a great place to find fresh Vietnamese food at affordable prices. However, the store is small and can be crowded, so be prepared.

Ask for help if you need it. The staff is friendly and helpful, so don't be afraid to ask for help if you don't know what something is.

False advertising. Their posted prices and “sales” change when you get to the cash register. Prices went up at least $5 and when you want to return something you JUST PURCHASED, they don’t allow it. Really whack policies here. And I’m Vietnamese, so I don’t think it’s a racist thing. Just a scamming people thing.

Fresh fish, all kind of products. But I went for snacks😆

Such a nice experience! I found every ingredient I was looking for and the sweet little senior women shopper's were so assistive and communicable. It's really unfortunate that we have to magnify the interactions that we've found pleasant outside our culture because we were not created to shun one another but rather to embrace however, I make it a point to extend kindness because it's really the only way you can expect to receive it. The very beautiful young lady and gentleman were exceptional and for that I was super pleased and.will shop here again. If you are hoping to get your hands on some of the orient's special flavors /spices I suggest you stop by with your grocery list.
Thanks to all. I felt as comfortable as I do in the Thang Hung U normally frequent on Gears Rd-Houston.
Mrs. J. Washington.