Walfood Supermarket is located right on Bell Blvd. It is a convenient one-stop shop supermarket for…read morethose that are needing their asian groceries. There is a parking lot in the back of the supermarket but it is shared with Mad for Chicken and a few other stores on the same block. The supermarket is a good size and has everything you need from fresh vegetables, poultry, seafood to frozen foods (fish balls, soup dumplings) to ramen and sauces to packaged goods and snacks. It is clean. The prices are fair and about the same as other asian supermarkets in Little Neck or Flushing. There is a $10 minimum for credit cards. There were a good amount of cashiers and staff stocking the shelves. When I was checking out, the cashier didn't really interact with me but it is okay.

Decent supermarket with a good range of variety that's close to the ones you'll find in Flushing,…read moregiven it's the only Chinese supermarket in the area. Produce is generally fresh, and the prices are reasonable - they have good sales, which will lure you in to stay and browse longer since they have no other similar competition. The parking situation here annoys me a lot. I'm sure the lot is shared by customers at the supermarket and MFC (and possibly the businesses next door), but they have an employee actively monitoring actual customers and cars coming in/out, and they can't even bother to make the lot safer and cleaner by putting back the carts (customers absolutely should do this anyway).

This location is a bit small, but has a lot to offer! Very organized. Located right next to Burger…read moreKing and 7 Eleven. The fruit and vegetable section is wide ranged which I appreciate since it's hard to find one with options like these. The employees are very friendly too. Would I recommend? Absolutely. 10 out of 10 :)

This Hmart is the smallest one in my neighborhood, but I still go to this one the most often b/c…read moreit's the closest and has exactly what I need. I think this location has the best seafood and sashimi out of all the nearby Hmarts, and I've found the cashiers here to be the friendliest too. They also carry the Slow Village Makgeolli (느린마을 막걸리), which you normally can get only in Korea and tastes so much better than the other makgeolli brands generally sold in the US. I also love the maple doughnuts sold at this Hmart, though not sure if they're always available (they're made in the US and usually go for $5.99 for a box). I just wish they had people bagging our groceries at checkout, because sometimes it gets pretty hectic when you're rushing to do it yourself and the next customer is impatiently waiting for you to be done. The kind Korean lady with a black bob cut and glasses sometimes bags my groceries for me when I seem overwhelmed b/c I've bought so many groceries, but she's really the only one who's ever helped me bag my groceries. I think if they had someone bagging groceries (or had cashiers doing it themselves, like at Trader Joe's), it would save customers a lot of time and stress!

There's a new beauty shop in town to compete with Eve, Eve, Morning Glory, Valentine, etc. Everyday…read moreBeauty just opened up in the New World Mall and it carries Asian brands. I've seen Japanese, Korean, and Chinese so far in facial care and hair care. And BB creams! What a selection of BB creams! The staff here was very helpful too. They approach and ask every now and then to make sure potential customers aren't lost and confused (might feel awkward if you're just browsing). I bought some sunscreen here and they gave toner/emulsion samples. (I like freebies =D.)

At first the sales ladies keep their distance and they don't follow you around too much, they stand…read moreby and watch but they are sure to ask you for help. The sales lady approached me and asked me in Chinese if I needed any help but when i told her i didn't understand she spoke to me in English. I told her i didn't need any assistance yet she kept following me around for a bit. This made me uncomfortable and it was easy to tell that I was nervous and awkward, but i know she was following me because I probably came off as some creepy shop lifter or something(I kept browsing and picking up things and I had to check my money in my bag discreetly). That's one thing, you have to know what you want to buy before entering so they can take you seriously, this goes for a lot of cosmetic stores in flushing. They have a large selection of eyeliners, bb creams, skin care products, eyelashes, powders,face masks,skin care etc. What drew me into the store was the bb creams. In the glass window display at the left side of the store, you could see all the brands of bb creams like skin79, lioele,missha etc.. They sell the REAL Skin79 hot pink triple functions bb cream for $30, which is cheaper than fashion city's price, but it definitely be cheaper to buy online. They also have many powders and compacts, I saw that they had some lioele compacts, blushes and bronzers and other asian brands as well. They have so much eyeliner! There was a whole wall/rack of it in the back right hand corner. I bought the MSH eyescream gel liner which was $20.00.I asked her if they had gel eyeliner and she recommended this one stating that she had even used it on her eyes that day. They even had Dolly wink products : eyeliners,eye-shadow palettes,eyelashes + lashes case. The Dolly wink eyeliner was $18-22 dollars which is cheaper than Belle's Beauty lab in the Queen crossings mall next to mango(which sold for $25). It's a great store with a large variety of Asian cosmetics :)

Out of all the H Marts I've been too, this is by far the best one! They have everything and…read moreanything you can imagine. The meat section is pretty good- they even have tomahawk steak! The seafood section is really good too- live lobsters, king crab, snow crab, baby octopus, wild shrimp, squid, etc. Everything looked super fresh. The section I was most excited about was the fruit section. I've been on such a exotic fruit craze lately and they had most of what I was looking for; they had young coconut water, mangosteen, dragonfruit, starfruit, mamey sapote, cherimoya, rambutan, and lychee just to name a few. And all the fruits were in fresh condition. My first time experience here was 11/10- I was so impressed with everything this H Mart had to offer. It was pretty crowded in there but the line moved really fast. I recommend everyone to pay a visit and I'll definitely be back! :)

Wow, super busy for their grand opening week! But this place is definitely clean, has a great…read morevariety of things, and friendly staff (even if they seem a bit dizzy with all the people). It's packed, so keep that in mind! Looks like they're giving out a small gift package if you spend over $30 for the grand opening period (outside on Bowne St side, there should be a tent) and they have some items for sale that may change in the future, like a box of Shin Ramen for $11. They have a lot of ramen/ramyun here and the items are slightly more tailored for the Chinese demographic. There seems to be some Chinese speaking staff here, although some of the younger staff were just speaking English, and plenty of signs were in 3 languages. Actually I lied, most product price signs are in English so don't quote me on this. I just ran in and out because I was already exhausted from work and didn't want to drown in people.

Little store in Queens but has a variety of kpop beauty products. A salesgirl was very…read moreknowledgeable and nice assisting with any questions I had. I'd be coming here more often. Also loved the free samples.

I stop by this store and buy Dr Jart. Employees are so kind…read moreto me and so professional.

I come here to buy non-asian foods and for their sales. Their frozen food section is amazing and…read morethere is always sales on something in that section. I especially like their dairy selections and ICE CREAM!!! Oh be warn their milk and eggs are pretty expensive here. Their produce aisle is great but selective. There isn't a lot to choose from but they do have prepackaged salads and fruits. Their produce is fresh and very very healthy. Sometimes they sell a certain produce and sometimes you don't see them selling it the next week. Their American snacks options are amazing. This supermarket is the only market in the area that sells Hispanic snacks and groceries. They also have a large bread selection that sells any type of bread and bagels that you want. Their deli sells cheese, meat, and whatever a typical deli sells. They also sell premade lunches now i.e. sandwiches, salads, chicken wings, etc. Pasta and breakfast aisles are huge and amazing. Lots of pasta and cereal choices to choose from. Their meat selection are limited and small, but they sell decent packaged meats from beef to turkey. The best part of this supermarket is their frozen food aisle. Love their cheese, yogurt, frozen dinner, frozen foods, ICE CREAM, and tortillas that they sell. The only supermarket in the area that sells different type of cheeses and ice creams. The Asian supermarkets doesn't sell different types of cheese and American type ice creams. Overall I love this supermarket but I only come here when there is a sale or need cheese for a recipe or craving ICE CREAM! Oh this supermarket doesn't carry Ben and Jerry's ice cream. They sell Haagan Daz, Breyers, Blue Bunny, Krasdale, and other brands. Otherwise it is pretty pricey as compare to the Asian supermarkets in the area. You should come here to buy what you can't find in the Asian markets.

i have been shopping here frequently over the past few years. however the last 2 times i have…read moreshopped here i have encountered an incorrect charge on a item i purchased at the deli dept. it was a very small nominal error but i asked the mgr to reimburse me that small amount which he refused unless i return the item with the receipt which i certainly was not going to effort to do. recently when i presented a coupon for an item it became a whole ordeal to get it approved. good selection but they certainly could learn from trader joe's on good customer relations.

One of the retail stores we dropped and passed by during the mall visit…read more The stuff/ plush toys they have are pretty cute with very reasonable prices. These Japanese products are so worthy as children's gifts. My friend bought 2 and each one was packed separately when we mentioned that it will be a gift. The store is small but has plenty of stocks from toys to candies down to other basic needs. The staff here is nice and friendly.

Random shop with Japanese, Korean and Chinese influenced chachkas - including ramen, bowls,…read morecosmetics, toys, and candy. Prices not cheap but then again, you're in the American Dream Mall (3rd floor, across from the Best Buy) You can find some cute toys or slippers here, and they have some cool models upfront (albeit more expensive).

Fei Long Market Grand Opening in Flushing 44-44 College…read morePoint Blvd (formerly Western Beef) . For the most part, the layout is very similar to Western beef, except now there's way more stuff, well Asian groceries and produce... . It does feel a bit overwhelming, there's like a lot of stuff. The aisles aren't that wide and every nook and cranny seems occupied. . Anyways, since they are need, most of the items do like fresher and nicer overall... they have a lot of registers, and for the most part, most of them were open, so the lines weren't bad... . But being that it's new, and Chinese new year is around the corner, I suspect it will be very busy until then. I was there around 630 on a Monday evening and the parking lot was full. . So for those who drive to flushing for groceries, you have another option.

Fei Long is one of newest Asian supermarkets in Queens. They took over the former Best Western…read moreBeef location on College Point Flushing. It's perfect location because there's a parking garage. It closer to the LIE and Van Wyck so not as crazy as downtown Flushing though it's not far off. It can get a bit busy trying to get out of the parking lot but so far not too bad. As for the food all I can say they are fresh, have great prices. They might not have brands that I normally find in other Asian supermarkets but it's pretty stocked with essentials if I am in a jam and want to pick up something since I am usually around that area. Because it's a new location it's clean and new.