Hong Kong Market Place

The grocery store was great. I found everything I was looking for on my list. I will go back.

Most of all the meat items are frozen. Not many fresh items. Good place for packaged items and snacks.The employees are great and extremely helpful.

It doesn't have near as much grocery wise as the other big name markets in the DFW area but it is less crowded and closer to me so a great alternative. Great places around in the Asia time square to eat and much more.

I have been coming to this Asian market for several years. You can find everything from fruits, vegetables, fish, seafood, the list goes on. When I'm in town visiting my parents. I come to market with my dad and we spend at least an hour shopping. He likes to buy all the fresh veggies and rare fruits. From eggplants, mint, bok choy, Dikon, papaya, gauva, mango, and more. We like to go to the meat and fresh area and he chooses the fish that he wants and the sweet butchers cut the fish for him. We get shrimp and bones for soup. Sometimes we get fresh crabs. The staff are friendly and have known me for years when I use to come as a kid to the market. It is a big market and a poplar one because you can always find what you are looking for to cook Asian food.

Spacious market with multiple food options and decent service. The market has clothing and accessory shops. If you don't want anything from the food court, there's a grocery store with many products.

Today was the fall festival. We tried lots of different foods that we don't know. Weather was a bit hot, but we walked in and cooled off. I have pics but I can't put what they were. It's a must place to visit and get Asian food and shop in their grocery store.

This was my first time in that area, I was impressed. There's so much to take in, be prepared to spend at least two hours exploring the area, there's more than just the market. I went down every aisle and I'll agree with a fellow reviewer, some of their prices did seem a bit steep. Also, there was a mention of expired food and the produce, I will agree with both of those things. Depending on the section you're in (frozen), you want to pay close attention to the expiration date. Some items looked old and were forming ice crystals in the bags, hard pass. The produce, I'd say the same. As with any store, what is purchased most will probably be the freshest, the restock is constant. I did see some of the packaged fruit had mold, so that would indicate they do not go through and throw them away periodically. At the end of the day, I'm very happy with my purchases and I will be back. The store was organized, clean, and the customer service was great. The young lady who checked me out was, pleasant and friendly.

One of my favorite places to continuously visit.They have a variety of things you may want or not even know you'd want. Great when there are festivals as well.

Came here on a weekday morning. As expected, there were little to no cars as we came during the first hour of opening. That was nice since the parking lot is usually packed if you come here during peak dinner time. The produce seemed fresh and affordable, but my sense of affordable may be different as I'm used to New York City / Washington DC grocery prices. It takes some time to find what you're looking for, since there's a large variety of packaged Asian items. Note: unfortunately, they do not take SNAP / EBT here for those that need to use that for their groceries. Decent experience and pretty central for the DFW area for Asian goods.

Extensive variety of drinks, candies, ramen, noodles, vegetables you name it they have it, medicine, creams, health and facial products and a lot of spices too, meats, fish, shrimp. Service can be so much better but I don't come here to make friends so it doesn't bother me. Music playing in the background I would say it's a loud environment worth the finds