This is the best place to go for oriental groceries. it is primarily vietnamese and has lots of…read moreother stuff. the rice is always fresh, they use usually only eastland brand jasmine rice here. it has many types of food for indonesians, thai, viet, cambodian, chinese and koreans. there is also a small spanish section. we buy most of our items here, which is mostly IndoMie, their prices are slightly cheaper than the other vietnamese places down on paxton street. and they usually never have expired product, but you need to be careful, they have a lot of short-dated items. its a small yellow house that you might easily miss if you come down Derry from Harrisburg, its on an embankment near rookies sports bar and a garage. its at the intersection of Melrose and Derry street. its very cramped and crowded and the items are piled up very high. i always hit the sign when i come in thats right above the door. they are pretty nice people and usually always help you with anything. but sometimes you will see them cutting tofu or cleaning meat or whatever. something you wouldnt expect to see in a chain store. theres a few pictures of the owners granddaughter Erin-grace near the cash register. they usually always have fresh cakes and sponge cake there, the food is usually delivered on saturday. they are open 7 days a week, but have very very strange hours. like one day its 8a-5p, the next its 11a-7p, the next its 10a-4p. you really never know and i cant keep track, so unless i go there straight after work i cant be sure if its open. they have closed early at least twice that i know of. this has been around for several years and my wife and i have always gone there. But people congregate there and just talk to each other its the complete opposite of a convenience store where you just want to get in and out as soon as possible. the people seriously talk about the weather when theyre in line at the counter, and then they ask if all the foods fresh, i mean in vietnamese too. i'd want to know if it was fresh, but it takes forever sometimes, it just upsets me so bad.

My husband and I went to check this out based on Dan's recommendations. It's certainly not as big…read moreas Kim's Oriental on Paxton or certainly not 88. It's in a yellow house and it's actually quite a cute little grocer. A little tight moving around but you can pretty much find quite a selection there, from spices to vegetables to canned goods. We were hoping they had Munik spices from Indonesia; we've not found a place that has this brand yet. *still looking* Some of the boxed items seemed old. I wanted to try this almond agar agar stuff and the boxes were stuck to each other - like the boxes had gotten wet somehow. This is why this place got a 4 star from me. I really didn't like that. Additionally they were light on produce. We also saw sesame balls at the register. No one in Va. makes them right now, and we've not had any for months and months. We saw two hard old ones there at the register. Ew. Just throw those things out! But we did ask the man about them and he said "Come on Wednesday after 3, 4 or 5 pm and we have everything fresh". So maybe I'll be trying to go there again Wednesday or Thursday and see if they have sesame balls or fresh cakes, and see if they have more produce then too. I thought their rice was expensive. $12.95 for a bag of jasmine rice! Kim's is $12.75, and we can get it in Va for $9. Sam's Club here has it for $8 but it's a different brand (Elephant). But my husband said their spices were a lot cheaper than other places. So I guess it all evens out - as long as you don't by the $12.95 bag of rice! LOL

This is your typical, slightly disorganized Asian market. It isn't very big, but there's a little…read moreof everything. There are about three aisles, they have a few refrigerated sections as well as frozen. You can get instant noodles, canned items, things in jars, things in bags, etc. My kids love the little cold cans of peach "juice". There's a lot of stuff - some of it looks a little dusty. A large amount of it isn't marked with price tags and some containers don't have any English. Here's the reason for going to this place - KIMCHI! They have great pickled/fermented items. They have several versions. I crave their kimchi. You can pick up everything from LARGE jars to small things that are about a pint. I also like to peruse the offerings in the small "take out" type containers in the little self-serve fridge near the checkout counter.

I agree with Amy. This is a small grocer with primarily Korean items. There is rice, noodles, boxed…read moresweets, frozen & refrigerated items. There are also things like Rice cookers, videos, calendars, etc. They have kimchee, and a variety of other refrigerated items, such as bulgoki (4.49 per lb.), anchovies w/ sesame seeds, squid with sesame, and spicy zucchini, etc. They do catering and can make many different items also, but didn't provide a list or costs. Dana G informed me that you can in fact get some hot items here (it'll be worth a trip back!) Prices are higher than your typical "OMG that's expensive" asian store. As far as I know this is the only actual Korean Market in HBG. Closed sunday & monday & accept cash, debit and credit cards.

Visited the market today. Was looking for Sobe noodles. Actually managed to find them as well as a…read morebunch of other yummy things. I have not been to an asian market before so this was a new experience. The staff did their best to help when asked. The place is indeed wheelchair friendly. The ramp out front is a little steep and the metal railing is pretty much broken but its very wide and we made it fine. I was so impressed that the one lady pushed the cart out to the car for us. I will return here. Still not sure what alot of the stuff was. lol but fun.

Little Saigon is your typical Vietnamese / Asian supermarket. It's located right off of Paxton…read moreStreet, near the intersection of 29th & Paxton and with easy access to i-83. they have all kinds of imported stuff from the orient, mostly korean, chinese, vietnamese, thai and indonesian. they have some meat and fish and fruits that i've always been suspicous about, (is it fresh or not, and if it wasnt would you tell me anyway, even if i asked politely?) i used to get certain types of food here, like oxtail and triple. sometimes they have it, sometimes not. there are sweet cakes, soy milk, longan, leche, durian, clam meat, fish, squid, cocount milk, crab meat, fish crackers, pineapples, corn, mie, noodles, .... pots, pans, plates, steamers, wonton skins, potatoes, cucumbers, carrots, single eggs, tomatoes, tarot, jackfruit, tofu, spring rolls, beansprouts, lettuce, jalapenos, bread rolls, vietnamese hoagies. a vietnamese hoagie is only 1.75, but well worth it is mega spicy and sweet at the same time. its basically a roll thats glazed wit ha sweet sauce, sliced orange & white carrots, sliced pork and jalapeno peppers. DELICIOUS!!!! they do have some types of indonesian herbs, spices and ketchup, seasoning stuff like that. but i have noticed short-dated items, and at least 1 item that had the expiration date blacked out (it was expired). Little Saigon is a staple of the community though. they guys who own this also own the jumbo buffet building next door, it also has a quiznos, Xpose nail salon and car repair shop, Autorizon. These people are seriously nice, they teach me one word of vietnamese each time I go there. And they usually have three indonesian people there too, so its cool i can practice my indonesian skills, which are terrible. They have bulletin board when you first walk in that has various ads and messages in vietnamese that advertise cars for sale, apartments and houses for rent, nail salons available, church services, transportation and so forth. There is usually a lady at the cash register, and they only take cash, credit or EBT.... and it actually IS wheelchair accessible. pulling out of this place and trying to turn left is impossible, but parking is usually alright. update 6-23-08 this place is under new ownership, they've changed things around, lowered some of the prices, but not make the vietnamese subs to-go for only 3 dollars, but ill tell you its not quite what im used to, good but not great.

We were driving past the area and I suggested that we stop in. My husband was like ... nah. But I…read moresaid, no! Let's explore! So we went in and were happy we did! The store and the stock is brand new as of a couple of months ago. All the shelf items were fresh and new! Not dusty, not moth-ridden (like we've experienced with some Asian store products here...) The clerk was nice; we chatted with him for awhile. We're still looking for Munik Indonesian spices - they don't carry them - but we suggested they did. We've yet to go back and see if they have them now.

I would never shop at no Asia Market again if this is what they are selling. How could you'll not…read morecheck the dates on your product and how are y'all still open and running. If they can let butter get this bad image what else your could buy that's maybe even worse. Another store I won't be able to leave without checking the date....

We cause we were already in the area why know keep exploring around... we found this supermarket…read morelove Indian food. This market I do no know has everything. Next time I will google some recipes. I found the tea I been looking for months, nan, roti. They have fresh fruit and vegetables available and everything (as a little I know) you need. It was an overwhelming experience about all items, products, and produce they sell. Next time I will come prepare to buy ingredients to cook Indian food at home. For now I will enjoy my tea, nan, and all other goodies I know I can cook ;)

Average service, Average variety for indian grocery. Above average prices…read more Would be helpful if they published a weekly sales add online, like many of its competitors.

A rare gem with outstanding food, blended together with spices & love!!!…read more Anyone can enjoy this warming shop by simply jumping in line.The owners are always present & greets you with amazing smiles & high energy. To top it off an average meal is $10 buck or less per person. Thanks for sharing your gem with us all.

Dong My Asian is a cute place with lots of great food. In one of my earlier reviews, which I hope…read moreyou check out sometime soon, (and maybe when you're doing that, please follow me) has a recommendation for it. I like the service, but sometimes you wait a while in a long line, which I think is good because that only can mean they have tons of people waiting for their food! Like I said before, I recommend this place.

I miss this little grocery so much! We lived two houses down and moved away this spring. Seng and…read moreYuen always greeted me with a smile and showed me where to find Gatorade for my sick daughter, dish liquid, graham crackers, mayo, you name it. Most of all, cookies and cream ice cream... There's a lot that goes down on this corner, and I've appreciated the steady, friendly presence of this warm couple and their store.

Wonderful, warm little grocery store that has a surprisingly large stock! Great neighborhood…read moreresource.

I first discovered Kings Gap General Store through a Facebook scroll a few weeks back--their post…read moreabout mason jar milkshakes and weekly homemade specials made me stop mid-scroll and mentally file it under must-visit. After spending the afternoon at Kings Gap State Park, fate decided it was time. The store sits directly across from the entrance to Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, and when I pulled in, I knew I'd found the right spot. The sign and weathered exterior scream "this place has been here forever," and walking through the front door felt less like themed décor and more like stepping into a genuine time capsule. No gimmicks--just the real deal. Inside, a handful of customers were scattered about: some chatting at a table up front, others waiting for their orders or poking through shelves of general merchandise, snacks, and deli items. Behind the counter, one man hustled on sandwiches while a woman handled the register, helped with orders, and somehow kept it all afloat. Pro tip: don't stop here if you're on a schedule. With a two-person crew, it's not fast food--it's experience food. I ordered the peanut butter mason jar milkshake ($9), half expecting it to be cash-only (it wasn't--credit cards accepted!). A few minutes later, my "milkshake" arrived so overflowing it had to be served in a bowl. Imagine: thick and creamy peanut butter shake topped with a mountain of whipped cream, Reese's Pieces, a peanut-butter-stuffed Oreo, a Reese's cup, two chocolate Twizzlers, and chocolate sprinkles around the rim. Yes, it was messy. Yes, it was sticky. And yes, it was heaven. I grabbed a shaded picnic table outside to give my treat a fighting chance against the sunshine and devoured every last bite. That milkshake was my dinner--and I wasn't sure I'd even be hungry the next morning. I can't vouch for the rest of the food since the shake was my sole focus, but if you're anywhere near Kings Gap, this place is a must-stop dessert destination. Friendly staff, easy parking, and a little slice of nostalgia wrapped around an outrageous milkshake. Pro tip: follow their Facebook page--specials sell out fast, and pre-orders are the only way to guarantee you don't miss out.

Friendly, quick service. Our subs were ready quickly and we had chips and drinks on a Sunday…read moremorning to take up to Kings Gap for lunch. Two thumbs up!