Hung Vuong is your one stop shop for anything and everything you could ever need when cooking or…read moreshopping for East-Asian dishes! This sprawling supermarket has an incredible fresh produce section, an unmatched area for all kinds of fresh fish (both ones you've heard of and have never heard of before), a lot of really good meals to-go and so many fun and exciting options. Now that last bit might make you think I'm some robot leaving a 5 star review (maybe that's what a robot would say) but conspiracy theories aside, I truly love this gem of cherry hill. It's always super clean, staff are really helpful, and it's truly a place I love to support and shop at when I'm in the area. I'll go 20 minutes out of my way to shop here. That's says something. I encourage anyone in the area or someone who is looking for a new shopping experience to please give Hung Vuong a visit! The ONLY thing about this store (which isn't a bad thing by any means) is that MOST products are labeled in the importing countries native language. Whether it's Chinese, Vietnamese or Japanese, just make sure you use a camera translation app to double check products that you aren't entirely certain about! Love this place!

I visited Hung Vuong Food Market while home for the holidays visiting my parents. I live in…read moreNorthern Virginia, which has a very large Vietnamese community and several Vietnamese grocery stores similar to Hung Vuong. Unfortunately, my experience here was very different from what I'm used to back home. We went to the butcher section to purchase meat, and the interaction my parents had with the staff was extremely disappointing. My parents were asking questions about ground pork, as it was out, and wanted to know if there was a leaner cut that could be ground for them. While I stood back to avoid blocking other customers, I saw the butchers behind the counter repeatedly motioning for my parents to go away, using a shooing hand gesture. What made this especially upsetting was that the butchers appeared to be around the same age as my parents and were also Asian. Regardless of how busy it was or whether they were having a bad day due to the holiday rush, that kind of dismissive and disrespectful behavior toward elderly customers is unacceptable. The experience felt unwelcoming and showed a clear lack of respect. The hand gestures toward senior customers came across as a microaggression and were deeply disappointing. Because of this experience, I won't be returning and will choose a different Asian market when visiting in the future.

What a great little find. This gem of a convenience store/ethnic market/produce has wonderful,…read morefresh and unique items. I brought a pomegranate molasses that's impossible to find anywhere else, and it totally changed my brussels sprouts game.! The meats and cheeses are very fresh. The veggies are imported from the Amish. It's hard to find but once you know it, you'll keep going back like me. I've now used the rosewater and different sauces and some of the unique organic grains.

From the owner: Grocery store selling Amish, Turkish, and other items. If we don't have it, we will stock it.read more

I really enjoyed my time in this shop. I was able to find a few things…read moreI have been wanting and couldnt find anywhere else. The staff was very friendly. I did go yesterday but it seems like they are either closed or have moved can someone elaborate please. It is really sad to loose this shop. Thank you again

From the owner: Turkish Market, Halal Meat, Grocery, Bakeryread more

I was in a dire emergency - one of the main ingredients for a Filipino dish was missing, and it was…read morea Sunday afternoon and my go to little tiny Asian grocery was likely closed. Off to trek here, realizing it'd been quite a while since I last wandered in. First off, I could not find anybody to help me look for my ONE item I needed. By luck, I took a wild guess and found the aisle I needed to go, but of course, of this particular brand's 15 items, the one I wanted was sold out. Nonetheless, I decided to poke around and saw that up front, they had a few fresh bakery items like Filipino lumpia and sia pao. Good to know if I ever have a craving.

Sun Seng Supermarket is in a small strip center of mostly Vietnamese shops, this one being the…read morelargest. Even so, it is small for a supermarket and shows its age. While there were nice sized produce and seafood sections, the aisles are stacked high with boxes atop the shelves. Everything looks like they have been there for a while. We were looking for a few specific things (bean noodles, dark soy sauce, mango, roast duck). We found everything after a bit of searching, but had to pay attention to the "Sell by" dates, as many things were on the old side of the street. Ended up with Thai noodles, Chinese soy, and Indonesian cookies. The half roast duck was delicious and cleavered well into chunks of meat and fat with rich savory flavor. Service was adequate, although no one on the floor knew how to smile, nor make customers feel welcome. There are much better Asian markets in Heavy Chill and Philly. Not a place I would visit a second time.

Pleasing to the eye and filled to the brim with every Asian beauty item you can think of. There…read moreare toys and food and all types of things to choose from. I love the store. The only things i didn't like was the staff talking on the phone the entire time even when checking us out. She never took time to focus on us as customers and with items this expensive I expect a cashier to stop talking on the phone and say hello at least. The store is extremely expensive that is my reason for rating a 4.

Nice store staffed by eager young sales girls…read more Very clean and sleek layout, though a bit crowded. This is like a mini Daiso with mostly Asian, specifically Japanese, goods like snacks, drinks, make up and home goods. Not cheap like Daiso though - the nail polish I saw were in the $7 to $10 range. Lots of items weren't in English, which made it a fun guessing game to figure out what they were meant to do.

BLOWN AWAY !!! My…read moreson and I could not believe that we'd never been here, plus the vast selection of Indian products ... from fresh fruits and vegetables, to Medjool dates, frozen foods, spices, cookies, candy, fresh samosas, and rice, rice, and more rice! Also beauty products and beverages! Wow! We spent approximately 45 minutes and looked in every single aisle! We only bought a few items since we just had an Indian lunch. I absolutely love Tamarind, so I bought a spread (with dates) of it and some crackers. I also bought a pouch of fresh Turmeric. My son just bought a syrup that you add to water or milk. I can't wait to go back and take my daughter! Nice pricing too!

Fantastic market! Well lite and very clean, incredibly well stocked and very friendly staff…read more Best find of 2025!

Our go to Asian grocery - fresh Longan, Lychee and Rambutan, Udon noodles, Vietnamese rice paper,…read moreKimchi, Sichuan Peppercorns, Seaweed snacks - you name it, they have it. We recently found Ube condensed milk, Ube Halaya, Durian puffs, Green tea noodles, frozen Pandan leaves and Pandan extract in a tin! Can't wait to make some Kaya jam at home! They take card or cash and have plenty of parking. BYOB (Bring your own bags)!

I went here a few weeks ago with someone staying with me for a few weeks from China. She was super…read moreexcited to see some of her favorite items here and also had no trouble at all finding 2 employees who were able to help her find some additional items quickly. The space was large with lots of choices, bright lighting and clear signs with pricing. The produce looked fresh and was super plentiful. The prices were also great. We got about a weeks worth of groceries, including frozen dumplings, fresh veggies, apples, eggs, chicken, oil, spices, tea and noodles for under $50. It was also so helpful to have a large parking lot available right there!

This is a nice Asian market in Chinatown that has all kinds of Asian fruits and vegetables. We…read moreloaded up on longans, grape plums, and a few durians. Grape plums were something new to me, and I became addicted to them rather quickly. They taste just as their name depicts, a hybrid between a black grape and a red plum. The skin is thick and tart, just like a plum, while the inside resembles a black grape in taste while the texture is a bit chewy like the grapes used to make wine. I ate these almost every day while I was in town!

Prices are the lowest in this store among the other stores in the street. The OdOR is sooo scarry…read morestink. But for the low prices of seafood, veggies, junk foods, chips, meat and condiments on the second floor....that one can ignore the Foul Fishy Ocean smell. I think there is nothing they can about it. Busy and crowded. Wear your bad shoes 'coz the odor will follow you home.