May Hao Oriental Market

We found a lot of expired products on the shelves. It was very cramped and everything was so dusty. It made me wonder if they just have regular explosions of something like cornstarch or if there is such limited foot traffic that they can't turn over product fast enough to keep things moving before the get caked in dust.

We've stopped off at this conveniently located little grocery store several times. It sits in a predominantly Asian strip mall at the NW corner of 360 and Arkansas in Arlington.I'll be frank, it helps if you already know your products before you shop. Staff is usually a couple of butchers, the cashier and maybe an elderly stocker who may or may not be speaking English that day.That's fair. Business is crisp. They have more than the basics sometimes and I've often found what I need for a stir fry, curry or pho. But it's a small store. A younger butcher directed me to a terrific frozen spicy soup broth and a beef pho from a well known Houston Vietnamese cook and restaurateur. Even as picky as I am, I felt comfortable with the cleanliness and freshness. The fresh pho meat was perfect. Everyone wore masks. Prices have been modest. There's plenty of parking. Carts well, um, are a little questionable, as in rusty, but okay. If you need a vast array of fish, meat or vegetables, choose a bigger Asian market, for sure.

Most important sensory item about this market is that it does NOT have a KO odor punch as soon as you walk in. The market seems to mostly cater to Vietnamese and Korean with some Thai snacks. The "deli" or fresh fish/meat area seemed pretty clean. I will note they have literally tons of rice located as soon as you walk in and to your right. Pretty decent frozen food section and a fair amount of fresh vegetables. They also have french bread right before check out. You can purchase four hoagie size rolls for $1. Keep in mind they do allow credit cards here but a minimum purchase is $5. If you're looking for local asian market this is the pace to be. I look forward to coming back here and picking up some more tasty asian snacks.

We ordered 15 lbs of crawfish here precooked. When I came to get it they had very attentive service. The actual crawfish was so good and popping with flavor. HEADS UP: if you can't handle spice, tell them. The precooked crawfish was good bu really spicy. Overall, will come back. Very very happy.

I didn't know this place existed until Kroger couldn't fill my crawfish order (found out when I went to pick them up), but thankfully May Hap had them in stock....even better, the crawfish were HUGE!!!Looking at their other items (including live blue crab) we will be back

I like this place, it is a mom & pop place, if you have a weak nose or expecting American standard supermarket type, this is NOT the place for you, there is a Kroger right across the street. Other than that, they do carry a variety of items, and some Vietnamese snacks that I assumed they make them fresh everyday, especially the boiled peanuts! The owner is talkative and friendly, if you strike a conversation with him, he will talks your ear off, so ya, in a way, they kinda treat you like family if you are a frequent shopper.

I love this place ...the owner very friendly and nice always.everything here just fresh and good quality,highly recommend this place to everyone .. the best market in Arlington

Staff are always friendly and the seafood selections are fresher than other Asian markets.

Hột vịt lộn is the best!!! Chú tính tiền cũng dễ thng nữa !!!! Mua 20 trứng vịt lộn không biết lựa, đợc chú lựa giùm và về ăn trứng nào cũng ngon!!! K bỏ cái nào hết...

A little pricey and small supermarket but they always have fresh fruits and veggies. Pre-packaged too. During crawfish season they will boil crawfish for you for a few extra bucks. Family owned and operated. Super friendly.