Dong Hing Market

Dong Hing Market is not closed! Rising Produce at King & 10th closed and Vy's Produce on the other side of 10th on Jackson was redeveloped, but Dong Hing is still standing and open for business.Some of the photos posted (the ones showing an exposed ceiling) are not of this store.

This store is awesome. They have a HUGE selection of veggies for Asian cooking. And fresh too! Lovely lookin' produce! I'm definitely coming here for the Asian veggies (vs. Uwaji's). I passed by their seafood section in the back. There were a few flies swarming, but not a lot...? There are some live seafood as well, some fishie swimming around. I didn't walk around past the seafood, but I'm guessing meat department? I don't know. They have some dry goods as well, but I'm most impressed with their produce.

Don't come here because their meat products are spoiled. I just bought 2 pack for beef flank meat and they look decent from their package. Both packages have labels indicate they have been pack earlier today. When I open it then I realize that they put spoiled meat underneath the fresh piece. That's totally an unethical business practice. I would never come here again because its not okay to sell spoiled meat to public.

Dong Hing is not a destination. If you don't live in the immediate area, do not put Dong Hing on your list of things to do.That said, if you live close by, or are just driving by, it's a great place to get cheap produce, meat and soup bones for your dog. Or for soup. It an unassuming little store stocked to the gills with everything I need to make a quick healthy dinner. It's become my quick stop on the way home from work and to pick up something new and fun to try such as fragrant pears which is now my new favorite pear.The lines are never that long, it's a much less expensive and productive stop than Viet Wah, or Uwajimaya and does not tempt you with all the fancy things you do not need. So, let's raise a glass for Dong Hing. A store that you can drop $5, go home and make some ginger lemon tea and a decent stir fry.

Decent Asian supermarket on Jackson. It is one of the ones that is closer in location to the Chinatown part of the ID.Dong Hing, not to be confused with Dong Sing Market is a medium sized grocery. There is a seafood selection in the back and a fairly sizable meat selection here. Grocery section seems a bit smaller than Hau Hau and Viet Wah but sufficient. Like those shops, it can get crowded as the spacing is a bit tight here.Produce selection is good. It seems to be of better quality compared with a few of the other places. Prices though seem a a couple cents higher here, but I will pay willingly for a fresher product. ID produce prices are relatively cheap compared to mainstream competitors like Safeway and QFC. I do also like that they have a parking lot next to the building. It is a bit difficult to exit though when you do as it is right off the hubbub of Jackson.Overall, I like Dong Hing. It is relatively cleaner than a few of the other shops in the area, but you will still need to endure the crowds. Still good Asian finds to be had here.

Beautiful fruit and vegetables and at a good price. Nice people. The store looks nice.

Don't buy meat there lots of them are spoiled, the spoiled part hide in the bottom and you cannot see it just by looking the pack.Also there is a lady in the front extremely rude, I have never saw a store employee like her in my life. Not going there anymore.

Pros:- Live tilapia fish was cheaper ($6.99/lb) than other places- Beef shank (boneless): price and quality was also OKCons:- Packaged meat's packaged-on date was postdated to a few days in the future- Packaged ox tail looked good, but when we opened it, we found that the label covered up rotten pieces and the whole pack smelled rotten. We threw away the whole pack.- Minced pork smelled weirdWe probably won't go back.

NEVER PURCHASE ANY OF THE MEAT PRODUCT HERE!! I bought some pig ears two months before and left them in my refrigeratory for two days. I opened it on the third day, it already stinky. I thought that might be my bad that I didn't keep them on the freezer.However, I bought a package of pig ears again yesterday the 8/14/2018, and I put them in the freezer as soon as I back home, one day later when I opened it I found the ears already rotten and stinky. And I find out the packed date on the label is today! The 8/15/2018!

I went in with my mom looking for brown sugar. I asked one of the employees and all she did was point her finger to the left without even trying to show me. Okay. Not helpful at all.The store reeks of spoiled meat, I'm assuming? I'm not sure what it is but it's foul. Yikes.