Came in to give this place a second chance, since I saw the pork hanging through the window, I walked in and glanced at the floor and there it was a small mouse or rat. I turned around and walked straight out. No thanks! read more

Sun Hing Restaurant - This is what you get for $8 - Meat Shops Near Me - Oakland, California

We ordered a whole roast suckling pig from Sun Hing and were very pleased. We served it as part of a Vietnamese 1st birthday celebration (the desserts surrounding the pig in the picture were homemade). I ordered the pig 8 days in advance, and paid a deposit in cash. The whole pig was $240. The pig had a perfect crispy skin, and juicy meat. It was definitely on the saltier side, but I think that's fairly typical for the dish. Would definitely order from here again in the future for this type of special order. read more

Sun Hing Restaurant - Whole roast suckling pig. The mochi and sticky rice surrounding it were homemade, and not from a restaurant. - Meat Shops Near Me - Oakland, California

Decided to get some BBQ pork from them and saw that they were also selling cooked food so I added an order of sweet & sour pork, this was the BIGGEST mistake I've ever made in food ordering. I took home the sweet & sour pork and bite into a piece of straight up lard, it turns out, EVERY SINGLE PIECE in my order was just lard aka fat. I have never felt so cheated by a restaurant where they sell you a box of coated fat pieces and called it pork. I would not come here ever again, I only came back because it was the only place open for roast meats, but I'd rather starve then buy a box of fat. read more

Chinatown is definitely a difficult area to find the best of the best as far food is concerned because there is so much delicious food spread out within only a few blocks. This place will forever remain one of my favorites because all the food is made fresh, the selection is diverse and the prices won't hurt your pockets. If you aren't familiar with many traditional Chinese food staples like chicken feet or pork belly; it may be daunting at first, but trust me when I say that even the unfamiliar can quickly become your favorite; you just have to give it a try. If you don't believe me, just follow the crowd as any place with a line of at least 7-12 people constantly waiting; must be pretty good. read more

I just found this roast pork in summer times, They roast pork has crispy skin and super heavy bean sauce in the bottom of the meat. must try. My favor " half fat and thin ,"半肥瘦" is the best roast duck - no good, too dry and less favor read more

Another day of Jury Duty . Hubba Bubba. My Juror Posse and I roll to Sun Hing Meat Market for some Chinese BBQ. SHMM is a Hole in the Wall ,Deli Restaurant . We arrived I ordered a 3 item Combination Plate. I got BBQ Pork Chow Mein , Roast Pork and Roast Duck. The Roast Pork Skin was very Crunchy and the meat very tender . The Roast Duck was very rich and flavor infused both were very freshly cooked . The BBQ Pork Chow Mein had plenty of Pork in it . all this for $5 . What a freakin bargain. The Owner was very cordial. Had a great conversation with him about his food and economics of China town. read more

Buy your chinese white green ginger onion chicken here. Authentic as grand mothers knows. Pretty and cooked as IT SHOULD Be!!! At Deli Sun Hing. New Medal across street Must shop pair read more

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Very tasty char siu (BBQ Pork). I asked the gentleman who works there for the darker colored one and he asked if I wanted more or less fat. I told him less fat. He chopped it up. So delicious. I could smell it all the way home to Monterey. It was probably some of the best tasting BBQ Pork that I've had in awhile. They make their own chinese sausage and fried pork skin. Pricing is not bad, it is pretty similar to other shops that sell different roasted meat. read more

This place got some great food at "fast food" prices. Their lunch specials are great and you get a lot of food, but what I do is come here around 5:30PM (they start closing and leave around 6-ish) and they will sell their remaining food for dirt cheap! They'll sometimes give me a buy one get the other 1/2 price deal so one time, I was able to get a decent amount of roast duck for $2.50! But, buy only what you can finish that evening, and stay away from food with (yellow) onions as food with this spoil quickly, especially those type of food that's been kept on the warmer all day. read more

Best of the best not like the rest. Plus the greasy bag it makes it authentic af. This is my favorite duck spot in oakland read more

Very tasty Chinese and Chinese American flavors for the palette. Tofu and sweet and sour chicken is always on point and you get a great discount (after lunch at about 4p) for $4 a box. And they are open until about 5p everyday even during the Covid-19 Shelter in Place Order. My new go to spot and the owner John is a stand up dude by not closing and keeping his employees working. read more

There are plenty of places in Chinatown to get great roast duck or roast pork. This place used to be one of them, but not anymore. First lets start off with the service, i don't expect much from Chinese joints but this place was just straight rude. I'm referring to the guy that cuts all the meats, the young Chinese guy. He looks like hes been working there since he was a young boy, very bitter facial expression. He has no manners no customer service skills. Like an animal raised by some gorillas. I bought almost $50 dollars worth of food here and he didn't even have the common courtesy to say thank you. Me and my family have been ordering whole roast pigs from here for many many years. But after today that will change. I'm going to have to find a new spot to get my whole roast pigs. As for the food goes, everything is just mediocre tasting. You can go anywhere down the street for the same greasy tasting MSG ducks. I bought two ducks today and i had pieces from both ducks, very tough and salty on both. The roast pork was pretty salty and tasteless too. I ordered one pound he gives me close to two pounds. This guy needs to go back to school or just go somewhere to get some type of education. This place looks like its been paying off the health department off for years, its pretty damn dirty. I almost slipped on grease walking into this place. ZERO stars for Sun Hing Meat Market in Oakland read more

people aren't showing their love for the roast duckss i've been hearing about. it's after 6p.m. and there's over 20 fowls hanging by their penciled necks. some may be chicken. to me, all those hanging fowls look the same to me. fair weather fans or? undeterred, i ordered 1/ 2 roast duck to go. half hour later, i'm ingesting duck and feel incrediably thirsty. the roast duck is tasty, especially the skin. a daily dose of these will speed me to triple bypass city. the meat in places are bland. it's a good tasty bird. not the best however, i worry msg may be a secret ingredient. got to ran to the .....now. update later. read more

Cheers to SatisFahYing for the tip. Got a carton of roast pork ($6.25 a pound). Meat quality doesn't reach my platonic ideal, but it was pretty good. Duck looked good, as did its price ($11.95: in Berkeley, you can't get even an uncooked duck for anywhere near that). If a duck's too much for you, there are quails for a couple of bucks. I would've partaken but I had a turducken party coming up and was avoiding poultry. read more

Peking duck! Peking duck! Peking duck! OMG! Get their Peking duck!! I believe it's the cheapest in the area!

I have been living in Oakland for almost two years now. And for two years I have been searching for good Cha (or Char) Siu. It is more commonly known as Chinese BBQ Pork. Most of the Cha Siu I encountered in Chinatown was either too dry or too bland. That stuff is only good for "re-cooking" in other dishes like fried rice. Here the Cha Siu was flavorful, with tender meat that isn't too dry. It a little bit ironic that it took me almost two years to find good Cha Sui in Chinatown. read more

My fave meat shop for Monday easy dinner. I learned that arriving at 5:15pm can almost mean that they sell out of the dishes. BBQ and roast pork are always good. My fave is the stomach. You have to be in a offal day for it, but it is satisfying. read more

Been walking by this place for years and finally decided to give them a try for lunch recently. They have a 2 Item Lunch Special for $3.99 You get 2 BBQ'd meat items with Steamed Rice for $3.99. I went with the Roast Duck and BBQ Pork. Their Roast Duck was very meaty compared to most other places I go to. And one of the most tender Ducks I have had in my life if not the most tender. Very different than what I've had at most places so they must prepare it differently. For the BBQ Pork, it was darker than most places. At many places, their BBQ Pork is bright red but this place it has that dark look to it. You have to come and try it for yourself to know exactly what I mean. It was very lean and was kinda like a smoked meat. The one thing I hate about certain places is that their BBQ Pork is full of fat. So what I would say is that this place is very different and unique with their BBQ Items. It's really small and there's not really a "Real" Dining Room so take it to go if you do come here. read more

"Best Roast Duck in Chinatown" Continuously voted tops by local Chinese newspapers, Sun Hing is a grotty little hole in the wall with gleaming and lacquered roast duck (heads attached), whole roast pigs with crackling, and slabs of red char siu (sweet glazed BBQ pork) hanging in the window. The roast duck here has skin so crisp and lite that you'll find other duck disappointingly greasy and pedestrian afterwards. The meat is tender and succulent, redolent with star anise five-spice flavor which coats the inner cavity. Ask for extra duck jus which they provide with the meat since this is an excellent source of umami (yummy goodness I could swim in). Another interesting option is the pei pa ap (plum sauce duck) which is butterflied flat and drier than the roast duck yet still tasty and succulent with plum tones. If you're brave try the house cured sausages - lap cheung (pork, duck liver, chicken) which hang in pairs on butchers twine from a hook overhead - cut into small chunks and steam with rice, delicious! On the sill lie trays of intriguing (potentially scary) spicy cooked tripe, duck's feet, red-cooked pork belly, soy sauce glazed squabs. Ps my mom always orders a roast pig (including the head) for family get-togethers. ps2 so popular you can tell where it is on 8th st by the double and triple parked cars. read more

Great traditional Cantonese style food.. 黄毛走地鸡！duck tongue 卤水鸭舌！ those two are my favorite love plus good price here , I can not expect more. read more

Sun Hing Restaurant - 黄毛走地鸡 - Meat Shops Near Me - Oakland, California

Roast duck, pig, steamed chicken, bbq pork. The unique chinese dishes not found on menus. Be careful buying those deals near closing, the sweet n sour pork might be tough to chew......but you'll get a bargain deal. read more

This place was ok. I got half a duck and 1/2 lb of beef tendon. I love beef tendon, so can't find fault there. Duck was sweet but less sweet than some other ones I've tried. Sadly it was mostly bone, although still very filling and lasted me all day (mmmm delicious 400 fats) read more

$4 for everything!!! Such good value. I almost always buy out the whole store by accident whenever I come here...hahaha! =P

Best Peking duck ever. My mom, who lives in the Central Valley, will ask me to pick up some Peking duck from this specific location before going to visit her every once in a while. And it's worth it. My dad's a huge fan of duck and it's one of the best presents I can bring home to him. It's a convenient location, very centrally located. The shop itself is a bit scary if you're not used to animals and other various parts all around the store. A lot of the meat seems greasy, but that's part of the reason why I love it. read more

on the way to nasty ass tao yuen dimsum or whatever its called around the corner, i stopped here for some roast duck. its totally NOT a sit down kinda place, but the food is so good youd want a rice plate and eat it in the car to savor that flavor. lo and behold the land of organ meats!!!! i picked up some pig skin, pork blood cubes, vegetarian mix (i suppose veggie delight) and some char siu roasted livers. all of the organ meats were deliciously prepared, sauces/drippings balanced and textures just right. liver a bit dry but it WAS bbq'd. they also have pig ears, intestines and other parts. decided to start conservative for the first visit, and will try more when i come back :) if you are a true offal fan this little shop will not disappoint. $4.50 for a small box of entrees, $3.50 for small box of veggies, $5 for half a roast duck and i think it was $2-3 for the charsiu livers. plus, it was really nice that the proprietor spoke english - definitely not how it would go down in sf chinatown. read more

OMG eat here at your own risk. I think I saw the guy that chopped up my bbq pork and shoyu chicken mopping the floors and not wash his hands right before handling my food. The pre-made scoop items in metal trays look like they've been sitting out for at least 2 days. Yes, prices are cheap but come here only if you have less than $4 in your name, have a stomach of steel or if you ever want to get the feeling of eating from a soup kitchen. read more

I bought 2 box of roasted pork for 27$. I am so disappointed about the quality. The food were old, and it's not "roasted" at all. the pork were actually re-deep fried with a lot of oil. The skin of pork is very disgusted, we have to throw nearly 2 boxes, too much fat and too much salty, I would give zero star. I could not believe there is one such horrible store in China Town like this one. I would never recommend this store to anyone. That is such a waste of money! Never come back. read more

This place is really good if you want good and cheap food. They have one of the best roast pork and bbq pork I ever tasted

Walking back from picking up my roasted duck somewhere else i saw Sun Hing with pre-packaged ready to eat food. As my joint was out of roasted pork, i figured I should hit this spot up for some roasted pork took with my veggies and rice tonight. The older gentleman and the younger man was there and super friendly. I walked in told him I wanted a box, pointed through the window, and off I went with my roasted pork to boot. $4 for a box of different meat offers they had. I saw soy chicken, offal, duck tongue, and bbq pork (Cha siu) i assume they were shutting down but it was only about 3pm. So for those who wait until 5pm I'm sure there are slim slim pickings. Did not have the issue with unfriendly service while I was there. They also had semi-cooked/smoked duck legs. They looked kinda yummy! I will have to give them a try next time. Pretty inexpensive meats actually. Not that much more than my usual spot so I may give them a while. I saw roasted pork at $9.99 per lb and roasted duck for $17.99 whole or $9.99 for a half. Not too shabby. Way more expensive in SJ where we live. Happy eating everyone! read more

This place is so shady. They put BBQ pork into the box to make it weigh more when I order the BBQ duck liver as it is charged by weight. I would give this place zero stars if possible. And also I order the BBQ duck and pork over rice x 2 orders. Neither of the containers contain any pieces of the breast part. It was all the bony pieces. Needless to sat I'm not coming back read more

Sun Hing Restaurant does have a few tables for dining in but the atmosphere isn't very nice, practically just about all food bought is to go. This place is almost entirely a meat deli of Chinese food including whole roast duck USD 13, squabs, with the exception of two vegetarian dishes, vegetarian delight and string beans. The last time I bought the vegetarian delight they made it spicy so I won't be buying that any more. The other is string beans USD 5.50 for a large box. The quality is decent. read more

The Roast Pork here is so good. I was walking down a china town street and i came up to here and i smelled something really good so i walked in and bought some roast pork here. My family loved it so much that i am buying my roast pork here form now on, read more

I went to a house party today with food from Sun Hing. The chow mein was pretty good, but the fo op (roast duck) and the siu yuk (roast pig) were really delicious. When my aunt offered me leftovers, I took everything she gave me without even pretending it was too much, as a polite person would have. read more