Verified Asian grocery store

Hao's Grocery & Cafe

Fort WorthClosed nowOpens tomorrow 11:30 AM

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Hao's Grocery & Cafe is listed on FindALoco in Fort Worth, TX with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Asian Grocery Store.

Hao's Grocery & Cafe is an Asian grocery store in Fort Worth, TX, bringing together specialty pantry finds, fresh and frozen foods, and a welcoming café-style food experience. Located at 120 St Louis Ave Ste 103B in Fort Worth, the shop is a thoughtful stop for shoppers searching for ingredients that can be hard to find at larger markets, whether they are preparing an Asian-inspired meal at home or simply curious to try something new. With a 4.8 rating from 53 reviews, Hao's is known by customers as a warm, personal neighborhood place rather than just another grocery run.

The selection at Hao's Grocery & Cafe reflects a love of cooking and discovering flavors. Customers mention items such as soy sauce, chili sauce, noodles, farm-fresh eggs, steak, frozen pizza, and a range of fresh and frozen foods. Homemade chili oil and homemade dumplings are especially noted by visitors looking for a particular ingredient or an easy, flavorful addition to a meal. The store also carries distinctive grocery items that invite browsing, making it useful for both planned cooking projects and those spontaneous moments when an unfamiliar sauce, snack, or frozen specialty catches your attention.

Food is part of what makes this Fort Worth Asian grocery store stand out. Reviewers recommend the chocolate dumpling roll, describing it as a surprisingly delicious treat, and appreciate the shop's prepared-food side alongside its market shelves. The atmosphere comes across as friendly, relaxed, and community-minded, with customers repeatedly recognizing Hao's kindness and eagerness to share cooking with others. It is the kind of place where a quick ingredient stop can turn into a conversation about food, a new recipe idea, or a memorable taste to take home.

Beyond everyday groceries, Hao's Grocery & Cafe has hosted interactive cooking experiences, including a Mooncakes and Tea class where participants received guidance while cooking for themselves, along with snacks during the session. Customers have also shared that the space has held food-focused gatherings and collaborations, including tea and food pairings. This makes Hao's a fitting destination for home cooks, curious food lovers, people seeking Asian pantry staples in Fort Worth, and anyone who enjoys a more personal shopping experience. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM; the shop is closed Sunday. For Asian groceries, homemade specialties, and a welcoming local food connection in Fort Worth, Texas, Hao's offers a distinctly thoughtful visit.

Ratings & Reviews

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Liznvida
4d ago

Once again, Rebecca provided above and beyond customer service. She's so patient, welcoming, understanding, and just a phenomenal person. The most recent visit was on Thursday, April 30, 2026. The first time, half a dozen didn't cut it, so I had to get a dozen for my little one and me. They had opened and had sold out of their pork dumplings. At first, I was hesitant about buying their kimchi dumplings since I thought they would taste just like kimchi. I'm not hating it, it's just an acquired taste or depending on who makes it. However, I stand corrected because they were so delicious and flavorful. Yummy, their pork and kimchi dumplings are so savory and delicious, especially with chili oil and a tad of soy sauce. I also purchased sticky rice and a loaf of bread that was made by Rebecca. Rebecca informed me that Lu(I'm sorry if that's not the name of the cook/chef you mentioned) makes vegan food dishes like their kimchi dumplings as well as other dishes on Thursdays. The food orders begin from 5 p.m. up until 8 p.m. They also have a Dj who is his friend and they also do karaoke. My hope is to go back to try more of Lu's food specialties soon as well. It all sounds like such a great time. By the way, you can always call to inquire if they have what you'd like, since Rebecca mentioned they have been busy about a week ago, ever since someone posted them on social media, and she was the only one there, cashiering, prepping the food etc., so please be patient and kind. Just a reminder because I know some people get hangry, so please be mindful and kind. Overall, it was a marvelous experience and just can't thank Rebecca enough for how kind, patient, and welcoming she was and, as I mentioned earlier, above and beyond customer service. If you haven't stopped by, you're missing out, please check it out. ---------------- I noticed a lady put out a sign facing the street and, coincidentally, my little one and I were seated nearby. I read the sign and made sure to stop by. As soon as my little one and I stepped foot into Hao's Grocery and Café, we were greeted with such a warm welcome and genuine smiles. Hao and her staff were so attentive, friendly, helpful and just awesome. The interior is big enough to fit a stroller with some space for people to walk around and shop. I'm not sure how busy it gets during the weekends, so it may not be the best idea to take a stroller. It might be a tight fit. There is a long table for people to sit and eat their food, and it's quite spacious. They have soy sauce, chili oil, and Sriracha sauce on the table. I really liked their chili oil and soy sauce. The dining area is inviting and aesthetically pleasing. The dumplings are made in-house and we're so good. My baby boy and I shared and we each had three. He definitely enjoyed eating these delicious pork dumplings. 5/5 The staff ensured to check up on us and the lady who was at the front register and preparing people's food is in the video I posted on here. I wish I asked for her name to thank her for such a positive and amazing experience. I plan to go back again and try other dishes and hopefully attend their next moon cake cooking class or other class/es. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend you do.

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Katherine Jeng
4d ago

Hao is the sweetest soul and is so eager to share her love of cooking with the Fort Worth community! I took her Mooncakes and Tea cooking class. She provided instructions but allowed us to cook ourselves, making the experience more interactive and enjoyable. She also provided us snacks while we cooked—tasty tea, soup dumplings, char siu bao, and creme brûlée. These mooncakes turned out so beautifully. I highly recommend taking a class with Hao or even just stopping by her store. She is so friendly to everyone who comes in, and is such a staple to the Fort Worth community.

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j k
4d ago

LOVE this spot such a gem! Great food and such unique and amazing groceries and items for sale! Try the chocolate dumpling roll surprisingly divine 🌟 they even gave me free groceries 💖 …

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Mike Davis
4d ago

This place is so cool they have lots of different fresh and frozen foods. Things like frozen pizza, soy sauce, chili sauce, farm fresh eggs, steak, noodles. They also have a kitchen and some times have dinner party's with a DJ! I had the pleasure of chatting with the owner and she was so nice and very knowledgeable about all of the products she had for purchase. This place was clean and is fun to go shopping at.

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Briana Wucinski
4d ago

I love popping into Hao's to snag a particular ingredient for an Asian dish like homemade chili oil or her homemade dumplings. I was lucky enough to finally get a seat in one of her culinary events collaborating with Choke + Arte Tea which was an AMAZING tea + food pairing inspired by Oaxaca. Already trying to figure out when the next one is so I can bring more friends to experience this absolute neighborhood culinary gem in Fort Worth.

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