This is my go-to Asian market in Maine. Been going here since 2010. It's where i but my lumpia…read more(spring roll) wrappers, noodles, Filipíno and other Asian snacks, coconut milk, and many other ingredients needed for Asian cooking. I appreciate the items having prices. Sure, it could be cleaner and bit more organized but I think the flaws just add to their store's character. The staff is usually cordial too. Kudos, Hong Kong Market!

I made my first trip to the market not long ago. I was very impressed with the assortment of foods…read moreamong other things! The employees were friendly and helpful! I will definitely be going back!

The folks here are extremely helpful and welcoming! I hadn't known about it before and went looking…read morefor fresh pita; it was great! Also baklava that was the real thing: YUM! I will go back!

A True Gem for Middle Eastern Groceries!…read more We recently moved to the area, and I stumbled upon this amazing store on Google--and I'm so glad I did! From the moment I walked in, I was welcomed by their incredibly friendly and helpful staff (I can speak only English). On my first visit, I hadn't noticed the freshly baked bread until after I had paid for my items. When I returned to buy the bread, they kindly offered it to me for free as a warm welcome to a new customer. That thoughtful gesture truly reflected their customer-oriented approach and made me feel right at home. The store has a great variety of spices and specialty items that I haven't been able to find anywhere else. Their prices are also very fair. They also offer warm fresh Middle Eastern takeout dishes and carry fresh Halal meat, including lamb, which is a huge plus. This place is truly a hidden gem, and I'm so happy to have found it!

I have been waiting for over 40 years for a Filipino store to open in Maine. It is amazing! So many…read moreofferings from snacks to baked goods from Christine's Bakery. Savory foods from Goldilocks to Magnolia and so much more! They have Filipino decorations and brooms and bags and beauty products. Today's trip we bought frozen lumpia, sio pao, shu mai, pandesal baliwag, dinuguan, Tito Als chicharrones and adobo peanuts and clover chips and and and soooo much. Quiet and friendly staff. Plenty of street parking on a Saturday too! They take credit cards. Can't wait to go back. I highly recommend!

Great little market! They have the staples as well as Red Ribbon cakes, Jollibee (fresh from NJ)…read moreand food to go on Saturdays. Mae, the owner, is delightful.

Extremely friendly staff. He loved to talk and tell the history of things. We had just stopped by…read morewhile shopping in old port. Unsurprisingly, we found several things we didn't even know we needed.

Love this store! So happy it's here! Tom is great! Very helpful. High quality store and beautiful…read morethings!

Adorable little store, and one of the only places within miles that you can find a Swedish Flag…read moresticker for your Volvo.

This is a charming little shop high on Exchange Street. I went in for the first time and while…read morebrowsing overheard two first-name basis conversations between the woman behind the counter and customers. The selection is of Swedish foods/candies and Jewish products, an interesting mix. Additionally, they take orders and will freshly prepare a variety of Swedish pastries, such as marzipan torts and lingonberry cookies. The owner, Mary Grant, introduced herself and after I mentioned my visit to Sweden she showed me around the store. A very nice selection, and, for a smaller store, a charming open Nordic atmosphere.

A tiny but mighty Asian grocery store on Congress, right in the heart of downtown. We picked up our…read morenoodle fix, our speciality slices, our fancy cheese cakes and gummies and tea. You enter through what seems like a sketchy back alley door and slide through some heavy plastic curtain, but it's fun. The folks at the register speak English well, and are very helpful with finding what you need or telling what that strange fish shaped thing in the freezer is and how to cook it. Don't be shy to stop in, you won't regret it.

This place is an absolute gem to have in the neighborhood, a great selection of Asian ingredients -…read moreambient, frozen and chilled. It was busy when I was in there which made me happy to see for a small family owned shop. Interesting to note, they had a few non Asian staples like raos marinara, Alfredo, and pasta! Kind of nice in case you need last minute ingredients for dinner on the peninsula since we don't have many grocer options. I was able to get everything I needed to make a Massaman curry dish on a whim. Looking forward to returning for specialty ingredients and continuing to branch out from my usual weekly recipes! Everything was clean and spectacularly organized. Tip: the entrance is in the back of the building!

Great selection of frozen fresh and packaged products. Great affordable prices and great service.read more

Haknuman may be the worst Asian market in Portland... This store has a smaller selection than the…read moreother markets in Portland. The basics are available for sale, but this store is disorganized and filthy! The packaging for the produce & meats also seem questionable... I will not be returning when there are other markets out there that sell higher quality items.

We go here every time we're in Portland. Plenty of free parking out back. They've got the best…read moreprices on mushrooms anywhere in the city. The produce can be hit or miss, but the mushrooms are always prime. Same with the fresh herbs. Massive lengths of garlic chives, absolute trees worth of mint, and lots of other weird and delicious leaves of various sorts. I was able to find plenty of pre-chopped frozen lemongrass, which I now will only buy frozen, becuase it's so fresh tasting and not as much of a pain to prepare. I made a soup where I used a full half cup of the stuff, which is never something I'd have done if I had to chop that by hand! Half the items don't have a price sticker or a sign that states the prices, but when you get to the register, they're happy to do a price check for you so that you know what you're paying. I'm assuming that with such a small physical space, and that variety of stuff, it's hard to constantly keep on top of prices on the shelves. If the cashier were annoyed at being asked the price, I'd not shop here, but I've always had them be happy to tell us the prices with no issues. Seriously though the selection is insane. There's stuff that I'd never imagine I can find easily in New England, but it's right there on the shelf. The noodle variety is great, with plenty of gluten free noodles for those who need it. Plenty of dried mushrooms and tea too!

Fantastic grocery with a wide selection of products. Love the ramen aisle and the snacks aisle in…read moreparticular, as well as the Chinese sausages and the kimchi. Only complaint is that like half the items don't have price tags and you either have to guess or ask.