Ben Thanh Plaza

Had a large selection of asian groceries. Mostly vietnamese but I was able to pick up some korean products too. Didn't have trouble finding anything here.

Fantastic market. We found everything we needed, plus some. I like how bright and easy the aisle are to navigate. It wasn't too crowded and the market was clean and organized.

If you are looking for fresh produce at an amazing price, this is the place for you! I'm consistently pleased at the variety and prices of the fresh mushrooms. First you can find mushrooms that aren't available at a typical grocery store. At Whole Foods for example, you can occasionally get oyster mushrooms at around $14-$17 per pound. At Ben, $6.99/pound. King mushrooms, you might be able to find some at Whole Foods that are the length of you thumb for $15 per pound. I bough them at Ben today for $2.49/pound and they were as big around as my wrist and as long as a beer bottle. I can alway find fresh seasonal fruit and veg at half the price of Kroger and Whole Foods. When you're finding regular grocery stores are low on rice and noodles, Ben had pallets of all kinds of rice and aisles full of noodles. Oh and the prices are so much less. There isn't an Asian sauce or seasoning that you won't be able to find here. I don't buy meat, seafood or eggs however I did notice they were plentiful and the prices were well below Kroger and even Target. I've never had an issue with customer service. Everyone is always very nice and willing to assist.

I don't know why I have never stopped here before. Markets are kind of my jam. I literally came in for some ginger, lemongrass, and green onion. I ended up spending more than an hour here perusing every isle. The market is bigger than I was expecting, and I was impressed with their selection. The prices were really good, and I even found my favorite Japanese candy.

Wow - what a gorgeous Asian shopping plaza in a redeveloped shopping center along Spur 303!! We stopped in here today on whim,looking for some specific Asian ingredients we kept forgetting to pick up in Garland. This gorgeous shopping center is inviting, expansive, with interesting cultural elements such as statues, gates, and historical plaques that add an exotic air and touch of adventure to a quest for mushroom soy sauce - ha! We explored all the little shops around the supermarket too: cosmetics, jewelry, travel agents, clothing, home decor, and a community meeting space all are worth a look. We also enjoyed the food court - many of the small shops here we have visited in the Asian shopping plazas we frequent in Garland and Richardson.The supermarket itself is big and busy on a Saturday, with tons of beautiful exotic produce (ripe persimmons, yummmm) at excellent prices. We found our favorite curry ramen, mushroom soy sauce, and dumpling sauce with no problems in this well-organized and very clean market. This looks like a regional draw to us: we saw lots of bumper stickers for high schools in other cities in the parking lot. 5 shopping adventure stars

Ok this is just like the Asian market I was used to in When I was stationed in Japan with the Navy. It's got that feel that I love wandering around looking for food to try or a familiar taste. Not for the non adventurous

Really enjoyed having dinner with my family here because of the food. We are reminded of our homeland from the familiar tastes of our native dishes. I would recommend that you use the bathroom before coming here because they have the worst toilet I have ever seen that reminded me of my third world home country. Hey guys, you're in the USA now. Please show you know how to use a real toilet. You're not in the jungle anymore.

Great Asian store. Tons of amazing Asian and Indian saucers and curries to discover. A great seafood section for fresh fish and other seafood. Really hard to find produce at low prices. Always a treat.

There is a food court that has good varieties of cuisines. Eat lunch then step next door to do your grocery shopping. This shopping area used to be the old location of Hong Kong Market.

It's my 1st trip to Arlington since I graduated from UTA in 2003. I found this new opening marketplace around 8:30am, I decided to wait in the parking lot because it said the plaza opens at 9:00am daily.However, it is 9:15am now, lots of customers standing outside the door waiting for the door open.Now I decide to drive to nearby Hong King Marketplace instead of waiting for nothing here.