Great selection so tasty. The staff is friendly and able to an assist with any questions.read more

Amazing... wow! I'm so impressed by this place. Most of the food is made in house and you can…read moretaste the love. It was beyond delicious. I got the shrimp po'boy. The last time I tasted one that delicious was when I was in Hawaii. Unbelievable job!

Crabs are usually good, but sometimes disappointing in their size. My go to place when I can't go…read moreone more day without a crab or six.

We have a crab picking feast once or twice a year, and we always get our crabs from Harbor House…read more My wife is from Southern Maryland, so she knows her way around cracking a crab, and we are never disappointed. They are also very good about honoring specials and deals, and a couple of times I felt they went above and beyond to apply a deal when it seemed like maybe our order didn't qualify. Great crabs, great service.

Stopped into the market and got some great items from them. The fresh colossal shrimp and bacon…read morewrapped scallops made great surf for our turf.

Amazing fresh and sustainable seafood and great market values…read more The service and knowledge of product is outstanding. Delivery and preorder options are awesome.

This market offers a variety of specialized vendors on two floors. It is divided between the food…read morefloor and the market. My son and I met to catch up on his adventures on the road and enjoy a sandwich together. We hit the market around 11, just as some of the vendors were switching over to lunch. We were able to sample some products while winding our way through a healthy crowd of people who would look at home in an upscale Target or antiquing in a small town on their way to their weekend lake house. By comparison, Dirk and I looked like roadies in some Viking Metal band sittingf in a corner with gyo and beef juice in our beards, but we enjoyed the experience AND the food. If you want the market, you can find curious culinary options from Nordic hot sauces [Pikku Piru] to gourmet mushrooms [Bennett Run]. Dirk chose a falafel from Grill & Gyro which was fat and delicious coming with fresh cut fries in a quantity too big to finish. I enjoyed a "Surrender the Fresh Dip" which was pricey but worth every penny for the tender, seasoned beef on a toasted roll with superb au jus. While I am used to buying my farmer's market pretzels from the Amish, I enjoyed a Foltz original pretzel, though I never understood the pairing of pretzels and lemonade so I declined that suggestion by the nice lady behind the counter. Regardless of what you crave, everyone is personable and passionate about their signature foods. They know it is a competitive market with so much to choose from, but I was happy to see so many people at various spots conducting themselves like regulars, just as happy to chat as have lunch with their favorite vendors. Parking is plentiful and the location is easily accessible just off of Chocolate Avenue It is clean and bright, inviting even in the tightly-packed center corridors that hide some of the more interesting kiosks and treats. My only complaint is the lack of seating. There's so much to choose from but not a lot of space to enjoy it. Dirk and I had to sit at a 4-seater and share with a family of 8 who packed themselves into a corner. Given that the market is only open Thursday to Saturday, plan for patience or go early for breakfast. I was able to sample some wares that were going off sale and they were delicious. I'll definitely be back.

I love open markets like this. You can help yourself to produce and then try out any of the amazing…read morefood vendors. I was visiting the area for the weekend. My family and I split up to tackle the various vendors. While my family settled for sushi, Korean fried chicken wings, and bento boxes, I couldn't pass up Carmela's for a cheese steak with sharp provolone cheese and crab fries. We all shared anyway. We were so hungry I forgot to take pictures of all the other food. It was glorious. Other than the wings, all the vendors were very quick to get the orders out. There were several eating areas which was helpful because I think we got there 30 mins before the dinner rush was coming in. The vibe is very nice. I grew up going to reading terminal market in Philly so having little markets like this around is always a delight. I hope the vendors do well because there's so many other vendors I'd like to try.

I was so happy to find a fresh fish market like this one. I love the way everything's laid out…read morebeautifully, it's clean the merchandise is very well displayed. Everything I bought was absolutely fresh and delicious. I wanted some of everything in the store I can't wait to go back. It's more than just fresh fish it was an experience in such a good way. York really needed a market like this. Also, take time to browse. Try something new! I had the dry scallops and they were divine. Prices are what I expected. The service was a bit slow but, they answered my questions thoughtfully. I'm sure they will meet your expectations. I can't wait to go back.

As a novice oyster shucker, Zoe said don't use a knife. You will hurt yourself. She suggested that…read moreI buy an $8 oyster knife, which is actually blunt. On the first oyster, the knife slipped and I jabbed by palm. Thank god I bought the oyster knife or the regular knife would be sticking out the back of my hand. Here is the lesson: $8 oyster knife -or- $1000 ER visit. You decide. BTW, I liked the raspberries the best.

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....

I went into this place based off of two peoples experiences, one was lisa a's fantastic 5 star…read morereview, the other was a co-worker he loved it. So here, we went one day after going to Little Saigon (which is now under new ownership) this is Vietnamese owned & operated. The have a similar selection of products, like little saigon and kim's and tu du, but it is a little smaller. it has a large hand written sign that praises its fresh fish: but when i got there there was half a rubbermaid container of chesapeake blue crabs, a large selection of shrimp and then a few laid out fish on the side, there was a sink where one employee was washing and cleaning the fish for customer purchase. They had the staples like rice, noodles, fresh durian, fish, beansprouts, medicines, lottery, things like that. they had a so - so selection of indonesian items, mostly sambal, soup flavorings, krupuk and a few things like that. there were three other indonesian women shopping there. Also there was a spanish couple there buying things too. they had ice cream and a few other regular goodies, mint leaves, medicine in a jar, processed yam, coffee, sausages, pho soup paste, tom yum shrimp flavoring, and all kinds of self-serve packaged noodles. open since march 2008. accepts credit cards 10 dollar minimum sun-thur 9a-9p fri & sat 9a-10p

My go to place for bulk stuff like canned clams, meatballs, Chicken fingers and Pattie's, they also…read morehave a wide selection of meats, Fish and poultry products as well as potato and vegetables! Staff always friendly!

Convenient cell service in most cases. Great service at the deli. Excellent food choices.read more

Maybe I've been spoiled by living in larger cities in the past, but Asian Center Supermarket is…read moresmaller and pricier than I'm used to :( For example, a pack of Yakult here was $5.99, whereas ASSI would sell the same brand for $3.99). I think it's because there just aren't any competitors in central PA (closest H-Mart would be 1.5h away, ASSI plaza 1h away, etc). The produce selection looked ok - you could get things like thai chili peppers here, bokchoy, or more exotic things like lychee and jackfruit. There are a lot of aisles with dry goods like rice, noodles, sauces (they did carry jarred Maeseri thai sauces which is what I was looking for). They have a seafood section which had a strong smell and a "food court" with labeled fresh food items which was pretty barren - maybe 2 takeout things of dumplings on the shelf that didn't look particularly appetizing (visited on a Sunday around noon). Also, notably, the store is not in downtown Lancaster -- it's kind of remote from everything else. I don't think it would be worth making a special trip for.

I'm so happy this grocery store exists and love to visit as often as I can. The store is clean and…read moreorganized and I love the produce selection. The staff is very helpful and the seafood counter is a great place to try fresh fish. I picked up some mackerel last time I visited and the seafood clerk was able to filet it to my specifications. I also love that I can get Hotteok (Korean sweet pancake) mix here! There's such a big selection of items and I always find new ingredients here that I can create new delicious dishes with. I always look forward to my next trip!

I first discovered Hookers Seafood Joint thanks to social media doing what it does best --…read moreaggressively showing me videos of garlic butter crab and shrimp fries until resistance became pointless. One look and it immediately earned a spot on my "we're going here soon whether the universe likes it or not" list. Friday Night Date Night doesn't usually send me into the city. After a long week of people-ing, I typically lean toward easier parking and fewer humans. But this Friday? I was willing to tolerate civilization just a little longer for seafood that looked that good. We rolled in around 5pm and somehow scored a street parking spot just a few doors down -- AND it was free after 5pm. At that point I assumed the night was blessed. Walking inside was...an experience. The space was pretty dark, with most of the lighting focused near the kiosk ordering stations at the back. A few empty tables, music playing overhead, and honestly -- it felt a little chilly inside for a February evening. But we didn't come for ambiance. We came for garlic butter seafood chaos, and we were committed. Ordering is done through self-service kiosks. We selected dine-in and ordered the garlic butter crab and shrimp fries ($13.99), the crab cake, shrimp, and cheesy grits ($27.49), and two Diet Pepsis ($1.25 each). Total came to about $55 with tip -- very reasonable considering what we were about to experience. While we waited, a few people came in for pickups and one very busy staff member (hoodie included) was hustling back and forth like a one-person operation keeping everything moving. A little while later, our food arrived -- already packed in to-go containers, which honestly felt like a thoughtful move because leftovers were inevitable. And then we opened the containers. And then...we fell in love. Garlic Butter Crab AND Shrimp Fries: Absolute insanity in the best possible way. Piled high with shrimp and crab -- and I mean no skimping whatsoever. Garlic butter sauce everywhere, perfectly crispy seasoned fries underneath, and rich, savory flavor that made it impossible to slow down. This is the kind of dish you think about later while staring into the void. Crab Cake, Shrimp, and Cheesy Grits: I am not a grits person...or at least I wasn't before this moment. These creamy Gouda cheesy grits have officially converted me. Smooth, savory, and ridiculously good. The crab cake was golden perfection with minimal filler, the shrimp were huge and perfectly seasoned, and the Cajun cream sauce tied everything together into what might be one of the best dishes I've had in months. Possibly longer. I'm still thinking about it. We ate until logic intervened and still left with about a third of the food for round two -- which I'm already excited about. Hookers might be easy to overlook if you're just passing by, but do yourself a favor and make it a destination. If you love seafood, this is easily one of the most underrated spots around. Big flavor, generous portions, fair pricing -- no over-the-top "trying too hard" seafood theatrics required. I showed up curious, left full, and now find myself emotionally attached to cheesy grits. That feels like a successful night.

My reviews are different. I do not announce myself or tell anyone; I am here to do a review!! I was…read moreout mid-afternoon on another beautiful ride here in Central Pennsylvania. The day before, I stopped at the same place to get some delicious fish, but that night I wasn't able to "swim with the fishes," so I came back the second day--and that was the best "swimming in the ocean" I ever did. I indulged in some delicious, cheesy, savory grits along with some delicious shrimp, fried to perfection with a golden, crispy brown outer layer drizzled with seasoning (but not too much). I also had some delicious flounder; now, this fish wasn't any less than the shrimp. The fish was one of the best pieces of fish I've ever had. I know a lot of fish--all the fish in the sea know me, and I know the fish. I must say the establishment is pretty inviting; however, myself being a cleaner, I know that it can definitely use a good cleaning. I did use the bathroom, and well, that was before I had my food and not after, which means it's good, and also the kitchen is clean. I enjoy this place because you do not have to deal with a waiter when it comes to ordering your food. All you have to do is just order at a kiosk, which makes it more convenient. They also sell smoothies, which are very nice as well. I do recommend this place for "to-go" food. To dine in would be okay, but would not be ideal only because it does need a good touch-up; however, the food is always consistent. If you have any questions, there are staff on site. I hope my review helps you make your decision on choosing to visit this location. My Ratings: * Food: 5/5 * Establishment: 2.5/5 * Convenience: 5/5