Dragon Asian Supermarket

One of my favorite Asian markets, really clean and has allthe fresh veggies and fruits. Also nice owners.

This Southeast Asian supermarket is on the large size. There are so many varieties of frozen and packaged foods. I especially come here for the roast pork and roast duck. It is cooked in store on the weekends. Yum!The store is bright and more spacious than most other Asian groceries in the area.

My problem is not with the items Dragon Asian Supermarket sells, they have some good items that I like to use. My problem with Dragon Asian Supermarket is every time I check out, particularly with the female employees, items are added onto my receipt that I know I did not buy. And there is always a vague description like "dry goods" which I know I did not buy. The male employees do not add items to my receipt, just the women. What kind of crappy business do you run? I always buy at least $200 of groceries, but you add vague items to my receipt to steal from me!?! This is not a one time thing either, I am just finally sick of it. I am not your customer any more. I recommend any readers of this post to be wary of being their customer. Every time they like to up charge. This is BS a business.

I stopped here when I was going to another store down the road and I happen to see it and I couldn't resist stopping in. Wow this place is large. They have a bakery, they have frozen food, they have all sorts of things. What they were missing was the usual dishes, they didn't have much of that and some thing that was very annoying is that there produce and some of the food well the prices are not marked.They also don't have plastic bags for you to put your produce in. So I just had to throw my handful of turmeric weights in my hand and carry them to the counter. Meanwhile, I enjoyed the selection and spent way more than I had expected so that means it was good.

I have been to several Asian supermarkets around Jax and I must say that Dragon Asian Supermarket is among the best. They have everything you need to make your own Asian dishes at home or just grab a bite from the restaurant in the back if you fancy that. The service is good, I have purchased several things that I couldn't pronounce but just pulled it up on my phone and showed the person up front and they were happy to find it for me. Sauces, noodles, fish heads, roast duck, snails; they got it.

This asian supermarket store is big and has so many items to offer. It literally has everything you need to make any asian dish you would like to make. From fresh seafood, to fresh veggies, condiments, snacks, etc. You name it, they have it all. The parking lot is a good size, so parking your car is not a hassle. The sevice is nice. Check out was simple and fast. The place is nice and clean, very organized. If you get confused on what to look for, they will help you find what you need. The price itself is a little bit higher than other asian grocery stores, but majority if it is fresh and not expired like other places. Overall, I recommend this place.

Dragon Asian Supermarket officially opened for business on Friday (3.5.2021). This is a nice supermarket that offers most Asian produce and items. It has deli and bakery in the rear of the market offering Pastries, Desserts, Boba drinks, fresh squeezed Sugar Cane juice, and Sandwiches like Bahn Mi. I highly recommend their Sugar Cane juice as well as their Bahn Mi sandwiches. I ordered the Beef Bahn Mi and it was delicious; about the best Bahn Mi I've ever had. And their pastries are made in-house as well. I normally travel to Orlando just to get fresh made pastries that's readily available at Dragon Asian Supermarket. Now, I no longer need to. How convenient.The staff is super friendly, but you will encounter some language barrier with some staff as they speak really fast VietnaEnglish (is that a word?). I sounded like a broken Digital Media player asking them to repeat themselves again and again just in order for me to understand what they were saying. And yes folks, broken records is the thing of the past (hence the word Digital Media Player).And despite having an open-faced Seafood aisle, this market is clean, well organized and quite frankly smells great in comparison to the other Asian markets I have been to.Come and see for yourself.

I liked that of all the Asian stores I visited this one just barely opened & it had a lot of the stuff I needed but it was so so expensive! Coming from Southern CA & coming to FL man I sure miss SoCal resources! It's so expensive here for produce and groceries! I guess you have to give and take, gas price is insane in CA but surely I'm not gonna see $15 siriacha bottles nor $3.50 for garlic....or coconut juice a box of it was $50 in CA! It was hard to swallow see the cost of these items, the meat was so old wasn't fresh at all, they had produce that had molded....so tough running a business but at the end of the day I am glad I was able to find most of what I needed! The cashier and workers were super nice as well it's just so costly.

The only thing I did not like about this place was the drive :)DAS saved the day since they were the only place in Jacksonville that had live crawfish at a decent price. Found out the seafood section was self serving though. Grab a bag, load up what you need and then ring the bell to have someone weigh it. Picked up some pork belly, lumpia and spring rolls. Thought the pork belly wasn't bad. The dipping sauce is good and I will ask for another one next time. My son enjoyed the lumpia although it was a bit too oily for me and the spring rolls was the least favorite. The sauce was interesting to say the least. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you haven't!

We ordered the roast pork and roast duck in advance for Thanksgiving for the first time. The duck was fine, but the roasted pork was not what we ordered (Chinese siu yuk 燒肉), and as is advertised in all of their social media photos, etc. (not the puffy, bubbly crackling, but rather more like Filipino "lechon style" pork with crisp flat skin). The pork that we received was not prepared the same way as the pork hanging in the window or shown in photos. While we do like both preparations, this is not what was pictured, ordered or expected for this occasion. I called the store (Selena) and explained the situation (and informed her that we would not be serving the pork at our gathering).She offered to refund the cost of the pork, and we accepted. I do agree with other posters that you should know your prices, because this grocery store is more expensive in general than their competitors, but that is the price you pay for "one stop" shopping in a big Asian grocery store with a larger selection of goods.+large, variety, seafood and produce sections, bakery and food court+responsive customer service after complaint (saving this review)-prices a bit expensive-the holiday "pre-order" pork was not as expected/advertisedWe will be giving it another shot.