Chinatown Supermarket

Many items (many small/simplistic items) seem to be overly priced, such as a green tea cake roll I had purchased today. Overall size of cake roll was small in size, was a little thin all around, & was short (not rolled evenly to meet the center), which was filled in with plain whipped cream instead - nothing fancy. Unknowingly, $15 + tax was regrettably spent when a longer, thicker, better quality, better tasting one could be purchased at Grand House for a few more dollars. Small ice creams of various flavors designed in different shapes were $9 + tax for a box of 3 small ice creams & $11 + tax for a small shaped, single ice cream in a little box. I would understand that most oriental/foreign foods being a little pricier, but I think the cost for many of the basic products are excessive.

Good, fresh seafood at a great price. I got 1.5 lbs of peeled and deveined shrimp for around $8, so I can’t complain about that! Customer service, however… 😭 If you’re not Asian, be prepared for other customers to have absolutely no problem cutting you in line. The workers also seemed pretty uninterested in customer service. Overall, I’d still go back for the seafood and prices. The customer service isn’t exactly giving honestly, it’s probably no worse than Popeyes. 😂

This asian market has been here for a longgg time, so it's kind of small and old because there are no more space for expansion but it has a lot of selections. Cleanliness is relatively okay. Parking space is limited especially on the weekends. I came here to buy snacks and some cooking as usual!

A tad chaotic and likely in violation of various health and safety codes, the Chinatown Supermarket carries tons of Asian products. I found it cramped and confusing as there were numerous items without prices. Employees were fast at …

This store has a wide variety of items. I love all the cool snacks. They have an assortment of fresh fish, duck, ect. If you like Asian foods then this is the supermarket for you. My first time here I purchased authentic Thai tea packets, green tea and a whole frozen duck. If you have a sensitivity to smells I would recommend a mask or something because of the strong fish smell throughout the market.