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    Dat Moi Market

    4.3 (142 reviews)
    Open • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Carolyn M.

    Local market with fresh seafood and meat and produce. They carry unique Asian, Caribbean and African spices, condiments and products. Parking can be difficult when you go during peak times. Prices are high and low in comparison to 99 Ranch and Seafood City/Fresc Catch. I was excited to try the beef patties, not the best I've had as I enjoyed them in Jamaica. The dough is dry and the filling could be "juicier." Still a good place that serves the community when you need items.

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    Kri Kri A.

    I go there for the Mojara fish. You buy they fry. It can get busy on the weekends but it's okay plenty of parking in the back.

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    Russell S.

    My mother's family is from Hawaii so I grew up eating food from the islands. I happen to love (and make a mean) Lau Lau. To do this you need a lot of fresh taro leaves. This is where Dat Moi comes into the picture. This is the only thing I have ever purchased there as it is very hard to source this main ingredient for the dish. Dat Moi has never disappointed me with their supply. The taro is VERY fresh and all of the family loves the Lau Lau that comes from them. The hard to find produce from many cultures can be found here as I have seen many different ethnicities shopping there every time I go.

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    Takao M.

    Never knew about this place until now. Lots of ethnic stuff coming from Asia with several tea options, the Caribe with many seasonings we've never tried, and some from South America like instant coffee. Good option to get fresh oysters, clams and fish. Parking is tight, this place is the size of a convenience store so parking can be a hassle. We enjoy seeing new products and ideas from different countries and ethnic backgrounds. Service is good too, as we were walking without a basket or anything a lady came to offer me one as my hands started to get full. Cashier were nice too. We're definitely coming back for more !

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    Josette B.

    This store is my go-to for fresh/frozen meat, seafood, produce! Parking is plenty full and cashiers are knowledgeable and very helpful especially when I pick my Balut and they always come up to me and assist me in picking the best ones in their trays of Balut for Boiling I love how they're on top of making sure everyone are served in the meat/seafood area by following their systematic queue! The store is not as big as the usual asian market that's why it's easier for me to find the products i am looking. gotta love the a store where it's diverse with friendly atmosphere. I Highly Recommend this store

    Patties?!
    Carey I.

    What a great selection on Vietnamese, Asian, and Caribbean food stuff. Parking in the back can be tight on the weekends. Avoid the crowd and go during the week around noon.

    King Crab!
    Dezmond B.

    Dat Moi has everything you need from fish, beef, pork, chicken, vegetables, exotic seasonings, and more. Service was very good and punctual. The prices were very reasonable, I got 5lbs of snow crab for about $80 along with 3lbs of shrimp for under $20. They have a lot of items that you won't find in normal grocery stores especially in LA so if you from out of town or just want to experience a lil piece of Caribbean culture you got to stop by Dat Mou

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    Great market for niche African and Caribbean food! Great selection of items and culture delicacies are in abundance here.

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    This place had all the Vietnamese food you would need ! Service is great! Can get really really busy!! Very structure inside !

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    When I tell you if you're looking for West Indian seasonings...this is the pace?! This is the place....

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    They have all the exotic foods for Polynesians, Africans and Asians! Love the variety and they have fresh meat and seafood

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    Great international market with fresh varieties of meats and vegetables- they even fry fish

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    Ask the Community - Dat Moi Market

    Do you still carry fresh taro leaves?

    Hi! Thanks for your question. Yes we do - call ahead for availability.

    Do you sell balut? If so, how much?

    Hello! We do sell balut. Each egg is $2.59. Should be back in stock later today.

    Do you sell cold smoked mackerel?

    Hi! Sorry no we don’t. Currently we only sell frozen Saba Mackerel, Fresh King Mackerel & Split/Salted Mackerel.

    Do you still sell the Spring rolls/ Egg rolls they were fried and usually in a plastic container at the register ? And do you have them frozen?

    Hi! No, sorry, we no longer carry those. We do sell another version of egg roll in several flavors packaged up in the freezer section.

    Do you have gar fish?

    Hello! Sorry, we do not.

    Do you have hawaiian groceries? Like redondos hotdogs, Portuguese sausage, laulau?

    Hi! We don’t have those particular hot dogs or sausages but we do carry the laulau taro leaves. Best to call before you come down for those since they aren’t available every single day.

    Does this store take ebt?

    Yes

    Are there any blue crabs in at the moment?

    Yes

    What month do you guys get Guinep?

    Hi! 2019/2020 we started seeing them in June. This year we don’t know yet.

    Do you guys have king crab legs and snow crab legs today?

    Hi! Yes we do!

    Do you have whole catfish already cleaned?

    Hi there! We sell whole catfish partially cleaned if you want to just grab and go but we can also clean them fully if you wanted to wait.

    Do you have taro leaves in stock?

    Hello! Yes, we have a fresh supply in stock today 12/9

    Do you carry turkey tails?

    Hello - sorry no turkey tails. We have frozen turkey in the following: wing, drum, gizzard, smoked wing and smoked drum.

    Do you have Raw large oysters? How much a lb and cost of large oysters in a jar and how many large oysters come in the jar. Thank You Tamara

    Hello! We have raw oysters in the shell. Currently they are large but the size fluctuates based on availability. Pricing for the raw in shell is: individual $1.09, 30 pack $25.99, 60 pack $47.99.… 

    Do you sell organ meat here?

    Hi! Depending on daily stock we sell a variety of things like chicken gizzard and heart, cow liver and tripe, pig intestine and uterus. If you’re looking for something specific you can ask here or call us 310-973-5181!

    Do you sell breadfruit?

    Hi! We sell it when we can get it but it’s currently out of stock and we are unsure when it will be available again.

    Do you sell locust beans?

    Hello - sorry, no. We do not currently sell them.

    Do you still have Taro leaves?

    Hello - yes we do still have them in stock today!

    What time do they stop frying fish?

    We stop frying fish 10 minutes before closing.

    Do you carry Thai ginger?

    We carry “galanga” (galangal) which is also known as Thai ginger. Might be what you’re looking for!

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    Review Highlights - Dat Moi Market

    “Whether Vietnamese, Jamaican, African, Hispanic or you just want some fresh fish this is the place to shop!”

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