Hau Hau Market

I was extremely impressed they had my favorite Har Har Sauce (have not been able to find it for years). The selection of fresh vegetables and fruit was impressive and affordable. Central location meant not too long a walk for me. I wish I had a push cart, I would've been able to buy more Thanks @ forklift guy unloading the produce- I couldn't find onions (there was more to look at than my brain was capable of) and he took me to them

Surprised to find this supermarket next to Lam's, another good Asian supermarket. This place provides a good alternative that benefits us as customers. They have their own dedicated parking garage, which is nice.Some of the vegetables and fruits are displayed on the outdoors lot, which is covered. Overall, prices are slightly cheaper compared to Lam's. For instance, large sriracha bottle is $2.29 (vs $2.79). Some items are more expensive, but such is the nature of business. They don't have as many items as Lam's, which is significantly of a larger scale business. Credit card for $10 purchases or up.

The owner is a Chinese Vietnamese woman and she is nothing short of a boss lady. Watching her manage her entire grocery store from the meat and seafood section in the back, to the registers in the front as well as the fruits and veges in the patio is truly entertaining. She is very loud and is not shy to shout across the entire store. It doesn't seem like anything gets by her. I would give this place two stars if came to visual appeal. But this is a true Asian grocery market that utilizes literally every possible square inch of it's space. I love coming here to buy fresh seafood. They have some of the biggest fish you'll find locally. Meat here is excellent as well and is very cheap. She offers seasonal fruits and veges from all across Asia shipped in and available in the front patio section out front. You will have to park underneath the building in a very tight lot. Then you'll have to make your way up a barely legal elevator, which seems to have a maximum weight capacity of about 3 or 4 hundred pounds it seems....before turning into a small dirty alleyway filled with cardboard recycling from all of the shipments of fruits and veges of the grocery market right around the corner.... Welcome to Chinatown/LittleSaigon lol.....

Great asian grocery store which is a nice alternative to Lam's in the area. Some items are cheaper, some are more expensive. I find the produce to be a little fresher and cleaner at Lam's though. Hau Hau has a parking garage which makes it super convenient to get in and get out. Checkout lines can be a little slow at times as it gets quite busy, but the store is run very efficiently. Overall satisfied with this grocery shopping experience.

Horrible customer service and the food has some problem. We was waiting the line, and next is us. Suddenly, one customer speak their language "CUT LINE". We said to customer that we were waiting. Then the cashier stop us and let the customer cut line to be next. Then the cashier start throw our purchase items and be mean to us. We said is not righty to let customer cut in line because they speak Cantonese. Then.....said that I gave her permission to let her cut line. Such a lier.

My favorite local supermarket - great selection and prices - Korean style spareribs, duck legs, shrimp, many kinds of fish, ....Vegetables of all kinds - shallots, ginger and other staples at bargain prices. Fresh fruit, several types of eggplants. I usually walk out with 2 overstuffed bags for about $30Some reviews have mentioned the parking - they also have the lot across the street that's usually wide open (look for the Mexican food truck - also worth a try!)

For Westerners. Do not expect the same experience you find at other groceries. This is a place to look at people, and to revel in having flown half way around the world.I shop at a lot of Asian Markets, and have learned they do things differently. Don't go in and look for a noodle aisle--there are five of them. Things are not organized like Western Markets. They are often organized by country--or capriciousness. Don't shop when you're in a rush. Shop when you have time to wonder what everything is.They have amazing prices on produce. Most you will have never seen before. Outside you can shop on the patio to pick them up in bulk. The meat, fish and frozen department--how should I say this? Well, I never go in planning on shopping from those departments. You smell the fish as you open the door. And you see a group of people smoking and cutting meat and wrapping it in the back. The frozen food has been defrosted and frozen several times. I ignore those sections....I would have to rate it as a 2 if I included it.But for canned, dried, herbs/spices, fresh veggies, it's great. I've never had to wait in line when I check out. One more characteristic of Asian groceries--they will always wrap glass in newspaper before it goes in the bag. And they always tie the top.It's a fun place. Often crowded. You are transformed 5000 miles away to China. Treat it like a ride in Disneyland.

Hau Hau Market is one of my go-to Asian Grocers in Seattle. The store has a great selection of fresh produce, and meat, along with a wide variety of Asian products. I'm particularly impressed with the selection of produce, which you'll find at a fraction of the cost of what you would pay at a regular grocery store. In fact, all the prices at Hau Hau Market were very reasonable.Overall, I would highly recommend this store to anyone looking for a wide variety of Asian products at affordable prices.

If you want to know how miserable life is in mainland China, visit this place. I guess this is why we do it badly in China. People and workers are rude, everything is about their profits. Bet they can wrap trash in a bag/box and when customers want to return trash to them, they always point to the print area at the bottom that says "All sales are final" and they can get away with it. Take your money go to Lam's Seafood next door, they let you use CC. at any price, no minimum can return stuff as normal as in the US.

I've been shopping here for 5 years. They are terrific. Prices are low, quality is excellent