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    A Dong Supermarket

    3.0 (117 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Dollyrose V.

    Again on the search for eggs and seaweed. We found the eggs here, but not the amount for the price it was. We found the seaweed they had 3 different varieties of the snacking kind and 4 varieties of the regular sheets. They did, however, have several types of coconut milk, coconut water, coconut cream at decent prices. They had a fresh seafood and meat section. Granted it is fresh seafood, and it is open to air so I should expect some kind of odor. This odor was very overwhelming so overwhelming that I used my sweatshirt a mask. For the most part, the staff looked like they were working hard. Half of the staff was nice and half was not so nice.

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    Lauren D.

    Not the best, but not the worst. They have all of the usual and basic grocery items. Usually when I come, there are decent deals on certain groceries and a wide variety. They almost always have my mom's favorite vegetables and greens. It is often crowded, however, and gets tough during peak times. The meat deli counter was really crowded today and they don't have a number system so it was pretty hectic. My mom and I waited for 10 minutes before we were helped because people kept cutting in front of us. Compared to other supermarkets in the area, this one is actually kind of small. There are less than 10 aisles and it's also kind of dirty. Being dirty is actually pretty normal for Asian supermarkets, but this one seems a lot dirtier than others. The parking might be difficult as well because it's in the heart of Little Saigon, right across the Asian Garden Mall, and in a popular plaza. My family and I always manage to find a parking spot though so it shouldn't be too big of a problem. Overall, a decent choice.

    11/29/22 Only here, as an impulse buy by the checkout aisle at A Dong Supermarket
    Jennifer W.

    11/29/22 After having lunch at Seafood Cove 2, I decided to grab some more persimmons. This place is a few steps away from the restaurant. It is s local Asian supermarket, I believe there is a huge Vietnamese community that patronize this market. My sister & I use to come here a few years back & we called it The Land of Push & Shove. I used to say that people who shopped here would often pass by you so closely that I told my sister, "Hey, I don't need another shave, thank you very much". We often laugh about that, yet, I digress. Luckily a new supply (box) of persimmon is being emptied onto the pile & people zeroed in on it like white on rice. What can I say, it was 0.68/lbs what's a deal?! We still had to pick out the best looking fruit because some were already quite ripe or bruised. I got about 8 lbs or so. I saw some yellow papayas that looked enticing (2 lbs/$1)--it's a steal! There were boxes of young coconuts that people were going crazy over-tempting but I don't feel like swinging a machete today. Fresh coconut juice & coconut meat is so good but am too lazy to crack them open. Then I saw it, fresh soy pudding!! This is so good! Childhood memories came flooding in. I picked one up & it was still very warm. It was a good, quick stop & shop, very convenient where we were. If I had more time I would've roamed the aisles to look around. Parking is crazy here, it's a very busy strip mall/area. There are a myriad of stores, from that Seafood Cove to this market & even a Karaoke store. There's plenty to see.

    $8 rambutan & $7 flat of mangoes; great deal!!
    Julie L.

    PROS: - You can find some amazing deals on produce and fruits! $2.19/lb bright (fresh) rambutan, $7 flat alfonso mangos, etc - Lots of options of pho noodles; both fresh and dried - Nice amount of snacks on sale when you walk in...that's why I'm here! :) CONS: - Parking is a nightmare. If I did not go to Seafood Cove, I would NEVER come to this supermarket. Maybe a younger me would have the patience but that ship has sailed....there are plenty other places with better access. (Try Westminster Superstore on Beach!)

    lemon grass hard like a rock do not buy
    Mikey S.

    lemon grass hard like a rock probably been in freezer for years bad management should of thrown it away owner does not care stay clear of this place

    :( Needs more entrances/exits. There's room to build a path via Alcester St, Sorbonne St, or Moran St.
    Quinn N.

    tl,dr: Likely the best Vietnamese supermarket in town. Likes: + Has an aisle to park your cart as you grab groceries. MOST Viet supermarkets in town lack this consideration. Major plus to A Dong. + Groceries, duh! Vegetables, fruits, meat, you name it. Only it doesn't have all the extra yummy fruits in American supermarkets, such as strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Non-likes: - The parking lot is a MESS! There are many spots, but NUMEROUS businesses (restaurants, tailor, optometrist) use the same lot. Virtually only one way in, one way out. Going here on Sundays, you're guaranteed to "fight" for parking, whether it's waiting for the elderly to make up their mind, or finding a spot in the very back lot, waiting for everyone to get out of your way. Unskilled drivers are likely to scratch your car as they back out of their spot, -- If the admins could work out opening an entrance/exit on Alcester St, Sorbonne St, or Moran St, our lives would ameliorate drastically [see screenshot map].

    Greens, greens, and more greens...
    Monica L.

    Occassionally I bring my mom here for vegetables. We go between A Dong and Westminister Supermarket Thuan Phat for our groceries. A Dong would have better quality vegetables is what my mom says. I would agree, but it depends on the vegetables. Its hit or miss. PARKING. Forget about close parking. This market is in a busy plaza with Seafood Cove that usually has a line extending out the door and down the walkway. Squeeze in your car where you can. Drivers here are aggressive. SEAFOOD. Seafood here is fresh and affordable. Not abundant today though. No crab or lobster in their tanks and there were literally 10 crawfish in their tub. Fathers Day weekend probably had them sold out. Hence the store was pretty empty. VEGETABLES. Yaaaaaas! Lots and lots of fresh vegetables. We planned a hot pot dinner and picked up most of our vegetables here--napa cabbage, green leaf lettuce, chrysanthemum leaves and spinach bunches. They did not have a good selection of ong choy, so we picked that up from Thuan Phat. FRUITS. Fresh rambutan was the star today. We picked up four bags. They were ripe, sweet and juicy. Parking isn't going to deter me from coming here for groceries. Understandable impacted parking due to Father's Day. As usual, I'll probably be back in a couple of weeks.

    Cheryl N.

    I used to go to Saigon City no parking problems but lately they had jacked up prices thinking nobody would notice so now this market is my new supermarket. Their fruits are always fresh and the price is affordable, for example a box of mangos from Mexico (I don't like from Chile or Peru) was only $10 vs like $4 or $5 more at Saigon City. I just saw a Yelper complaining about rotten mangos, I must have been lucky, my box was 100% perfectly ripe, ready to eat, you gotta choose carefully!!! I also frequently bought pomelos, not today, they must have a Pomelo farm in Mexico, they have it so often and 90% of the time really delicious. They have a huge selection of lychees, longann, rambutan if you like these, I love them but the imported ones are expensive and just not worth it for me, I eat them by the bucket when I was in Bangkok. I eat out a lot so I don't buy meat but I imagine they also have the best prices. The only problem here is there is no parking places, it was stressful looking for a space and at gas $7 a gallon, I'd still go to Saigon City for easy parking and saving on gas.

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    Closes at 8pm. Ugh. Hours said 10pm in Yelp and Google. Drove all this way for nothing.

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    Good prices, good selection. I get 5lbs of raw skin-on peanuts for$7.99. Also good for veggies, oyster sauce.

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    Anything you want on a supermarket is here be it seafood meat vegetable condiments i lime their fresh tofu made every day

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    Good place to buy Asian grocery, lots of fish to pick . And parking is not a problem. A lot of businesses around which is good .

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    Extremely Disappointed with the Customer Service…read more We've been loyal customers and shop here regularly. Until today, we've never had an issue. We understand that you're out of paper and plastic bags. That's not the problem. The problem is how your staff handled the situation. We asked to purchase one of your reusable eco bags, as we've done many times before. Instead of offering a solution, your staff simply replied, "We don't have that. No bag." So you're seriously expecting customers to carry a full black shopping basket loaded with frozen groceries to their car with no alternative? Running out of bags can happen. Treating customers with a dismissive, rude attitude should not. Your staff needs serious customer service training. The way they spoke to us was disrespectful, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable. A simple apology or an effort to help would have made a huge difference, but instead we were met with an attitude that left us shocked. Management needs to address this before a staff member's disrespectful behavior leads to a serious confrontation with the wrong customer. No one deserves to be spoken to that way, especially loyal customers who continue to support your business. We expect better.

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    4.3(738 reviews)
    5.3 mi
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    3.5(34 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    I am only writing this review for a food to go court inside the grocery store. Pho Vy Tran has the…read morebest Thai curry in OC. I have eaten all the three types and her Tom yum soup. We were looking for something that to eat late Sunday and her stall was opened and at first we were ready to leave because no one was around. We wanted pad Thai which was a stall next to her but they were closed. So we asked what she had. She was polite and honest saying she only had the Pho and the green curry. She was honest telling us her pho doesn't sell well and it's might be old but the curry is fresh. My mom if was hungry so we bought two bowls of curry one beef for myself and the shrimp for my wife. Both bowls were huge and my wife ate the hole thing with the white rice that came with it. The ingredients was high with strips of bamboos and round eggplants in a smooth creamy sauce being that was not too spicy. She gave chili oil to adjust for your taste. I couldn't believe it was 12 bucks a bowl including 2 bowls of jasmine rice. That is incredibly cheap and Ita better than any Thai restaurants in OC. She said she used to cook st a Thai restaurant in Irvine before opening this place. The next day we ordered her three rib bone pho because of his fever and he enjoyed it but said it was fine nothing special but he finished the broth and I had the Tom yum soup. The broth was fresh Abe good but it's on my sweeter side with a little fish sauce then it was fine. Yesterday, we ordered the yellow curry which has a creamy sauce containing onions, potatoes and carrots and slices of beef. My son orders three curry which is a little more spicy. This comes with sweet peppers, string beans and onions with beef and finished it so fast. He usually doesn't like Thai food except for Pad Thai. Definitely will be eating curry at least once a week. All three curries have a slightly different taste. Next time I'll hav r pictures.

    I visited on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026 and stopped by the seafood department to purchase salmon…read moresteaks. I waited for a while without being acknowledged. I noticed other customers approaching staff directly for assistance, so I eventually did the same. The employee behind the counter selected four beautiful salmon steaks for me. However, while packaging them, the bag split open and all four steaks fell onto the floor. The employee quickly picked them up and took them back behind the counter. It appeared that he attempted to rinse them off and package them to sell to me anyway. When he brought them back, I asked, "Didn't those salmon steaks just hit the floor? Could you please get me four new ones?" His response, said quietly under his breath, was, "Oh, you saw that." He then selected four replacement steaks, weighed them, and labeled them for purchase. I was very disappointed that anyone would attempt to sell food that had fallen on the floor. That experience left a very negative impression and made me question the seafood department's food handling practices. The rest of my shopping experience was fine, and the highlight of my visit was one of the restaurants inside the store--a boba and milk tea shop. The service there was excellent, and I had one of the best yogurt and pumpkin milk teas I've ever tasted. That positive experience is the reason I'm giving three stars instead of one. I'll likely avoid purchasing seafood here in the future, but I would definitely return to visit the shops and restaurants inside the store.

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    3.1(9 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    It was such a joy to step into this market and feel a bit of home. They carry an amazing variety of…read moreEgyptian-specific items like black honey, romy cheese, koshari, tiger chips, etc... that you don't come across easily. The owner was warm, personable, and helpful throughout my visit. I was impressed to learn that they even offer shipping for products--including perishables--throughout the state. Living up in the Bay Area that's a service I'll definitely be using. I noticed some of the negative reviews before coming in, but my experience couldn't have been more different. The two gentleman that I interacted with treated me with kindness and respect. I left not only with the products I wanted, but also with a really positive impression of the people behind this store. I'll absolutely be coming back whenever I'm in the area, and I highly recommend this market to anyone looking for authentic Egyptian goods!

    I was genuinely excited to visit this market after browsing their website the night before. The…read morephotos and selection looked very promising, and since we live quite a distance away, we made a special trip expecting a great experience. Unfortunately, the reality was very different. Several products appeared expired, some refrigerated items were leaking, a package of feta cheese was dripping inside the cooler, and I even noticed canned cheeses with visible rust. At one point, I started wondering whether the products were competing to see which could age the fastest. What was most disappointing was the contrast between the website and the actual store. We arrived excited and left concerned about the condition of the merchandise. I hope management takes a closer look at inventory rotation, refrigeration, and product quality because the market has potential, but our experience fell far short of expectations.

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    A Dong Supermarket - intlgrocery - Updated September 2026

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