Hong Kong Market

if you are looking for asian goodies then this is the place to go. the fresh produce has almost complete variety of asian fruits and veggies

It's definitely an Asian restaurant and it reminds me of home, though being an Asian myself, it's a little odd to see its patrons and staff as mostly non-Asian.The market has a lot of diverse wares, both Asian-centric and more generic foodstuffs. While the meat and vegetable sections were decidedly cheaper, and much better bargains for your money, pretty much everything else is either market value or pricier than other Asian markets.I would caution, as other posters have mentioned, to check the expiration dates of anything you want to purchase, as I noticed lots of stock on the shelves was already expired. That might also mean even items marked with a later expiration date may not be as fresh as advertised.As with most authentic Asian markets (maybe ones not named H-Mart), it isn't the cleanest, nor does it smell that good, but you're not there to sleep or live, haha. The setting doesn't necessarily reflect on the quality of food, especially if it's packaged or sealed.I'd personally pass and try to find another Asian market, but if this location is the easiest or closest for you, especially given the paucity of Asian markets in Texas, it's not a terrible choice.

This place has the most extensive selection of Asian spices anywhere. Also, they have a huge dish section if you want to buy any dishes with an Oriental motif. Plus they are next to Bistro B, which is a must for a huge meal.

You can find a lot of Caribbean food hear. I found Jamaican yam, oxtail(expensive but all the fat was trimmed), and other fruit/veggies. They also have a fresh fish market in the back. Highly recommend

make sure you check the expirations on your products and check for mold. I just didnt get the "fresh" vibe for this place. everything was a bit dirty or smelly imo. The checkout lane was covered in fish juice from the previous customer and the lady just wiped it with paper towels and used the same gloves. Definitely check your stuff and wash your hands/bags and everything that touches anything there hahahah

This was the first Asian market I went to after moving to the Dallas area. At the time my wife and I were vegan and we discovered it while visiting D'Vegan restaurant located in the small indoor mall attached to the market. For me this is my go to place for any hard to find or exotic ingredients not available at a typical grocery. Compared to other Asian markets in the city, this one tends to be on the more messy side. Not necessarily dirty, just a bit cluttered. It's not enough to deter me from shopping here however. Great fish counter and meat section with a variety of obscure cuts to fulfill your inquisitive pallet.

This place is the place to go to for all your Asian food needs. The produce is cheap like fiesta . The meats are cheap. There is a fish smell but that's because this place has real fish, they have a huge selection . Also have a variety of vegan food in the frozen section. I like the Buddha beer

Very expansive fish market with good pricing. Also so many different Asian foods, everything you can think of. Store was clean

Warning!!I shop here 3 x year as it is far from my home. After today I won't go back. They post false pricing on their shelves. I checked my receipt when I got home and HALF OF THE ITEMS I WAS CHARGED $1-3 MORE PER ITEM THAN THE POSTED PRICE. This many items is not a mistake-it's intentional. I was also charged for a bamboo fork I didn't purchase.Pick any other Asian market to give your honest money to.

Has the items I need that's unavailable elsewhere. Friendly service, check out is prompt