I love this supermarket. I rarely stop by here as it is out of my way to come here. But, when I do, I behave like a little girl in a candy shop. There are so many variation of food. This last time that I went, I got hard to find food products. I got frozen jute leaves for my Haitian friend. I got dried taro leaves for my Filipino co-worker. I myself got: bamboo leaves, frozen banana leaves, frozen bitter leaves, preserved duck eggs, fresh water chestnuts and tons of spices. I bought some meat from the butcher section and the guy sliced the meat up to my request. They have bones for soup. I saw durians, banana flowers, sorrel flowers, two types of bitter melons(the Asians and the Guyanese type), etc etc. They have Mexican products, Indonesian, Thai, Malaysian, Filipino, Indian and of course Chinese products. There is a huge variety of products to make dishes from at least half of the world. It is a typical Chinese grocery store. The aisles are clean and stocked with a lot of items. For example, the noodle aisle is 1/4 full of all types and width of rice noodles. So for those gluten free people, they will think that they are in heaven. They have other types as well. At the time, I was interested in getting noodles to make a few bowls of pho...therefore the bones and meat for it. They also have mushroom oyster sauce for the gluten free people. I digress. Anyways, give this supermarket a try. Don't get deter by the fish market with fishy smell when you walk in. If I were the owner, I would have put the fish shop in the back. BUT, what's done is done. Enjoy! read more

Chang Li Supermarket - Frozen hard to find leaves and frozen grated cassava. - Seafood Markets Near Me - Bronx, New York

So this Chinese supermarket specializing in Asian items and also Central-American items ---- because a lot of their customers are Central-American immigrants ---- is 100% Chinese: all the staff are Chinese. They're not going to chit-chat with you about the latest news story in the New York Post. It's pure business: you walk in, if you want seafood that's still swimming in the tank, or, if you want fresh vegetables which aren't sold at Key Food, then, this place will pretty much have it. Other than that there's lots of Instant Ramen ---- from Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Vietnam ---- and lots of spices from both Asia and the Caribbean. And a "Goya" section too. Oh, Kimichi, did I mention Kimchi in glass jars? And yes, they do have basics ---- milk, eggs, cheese, meat, cat food. A great little addition to the Bronx, well worth a visit. A lot more interesting to wander through and see some interesting imported items you might want to buy; more fun than Key Food. Well worth a visit. read more

Shop there often especially for fruits vegetables and Asian produce. Love it!! It's an adventure because I get to learn about exotic food. I actually bought a black chicken which I learned is full nutrients. Have fun and enjoy!! read more

These guys are greedy for money and rude as hell!! I went in to buy an item for under 5 dollars and they didn't take any credit/debit items for under 5 dollars or you had to have cash for that item. When I stated that all need is one item, they said "Well buy another thing then"! They way she said it was not customer satisfaction lingo. That turned me off from ever going in that supper market again. Plus most of there items are over priced. Never again!! read more

I come here when searching for fresh seafood or produce without having to trek from the Bronx into Manhattan's Chinatown (I have no car). SEAFOOD This location has a nice variety of popular fresh seafood options. You may find the floor level holding tanks of live tilapia, lobster, etc. of interest to you. The frozen seafood has over 15 options, including octopus, squid, mussels, soft shell crab, crab legs, and more. This is the 1st place I had ever seen a BELTFISH! PROTEINS & MEATS The fresh meat area has a nice selection of pork, chicken, and beef. Here, you can find cow feet, pig feet, beef liver, and additional not so commonly requested proteins. The frozen meat area is where you may find black chicken, prepped ducks, and the like. Other proteins like beans, nuts, seeds, etc, are available in packaged or by weight. DAIRY PRODUCTS The dairy fridges have quail, duck, and of course chicken eggs. You can find popular brands of milk, including lactose free or fat- free options. Cheeses come in a variety of packaged options. SEASONINGS & SAUCES The array of available seasonings and sauces are bottled, packaged, and even fresh, which are PHENOMENAL! DRY GOODS There are so many variations of tea, soups, and noodles that I try to restrict myself to investigating no more than 6 each time I visit. COOKWARE Strainers, ladles, pots, steamers, wrappings, storage bags, and the like are available here. PRODUCE Produce offerings are always aromatic and fresh. Long green beans, various onions, tropical fruits, and more. Mushrooms can be purchased fresh or dry packaged. BEVERAGES Sodas, drink & flavor mixes, etc. are easily found. DESSERTS & SNACKS MY FAMILY LOVES POCKY (stick-shaped cookie dipped in various icing choices, etc.) since first discovering it here. International and traditional American snacks are usually well stocked. SERVICE & AMBIANCE This place is usually quite busy. Variety, fresh options, and good prices tend to make it so. The busiest areas are the SEAFOOD & MEAT areas of the store. You are provided a service ticket for your order while prepped NOT ALL EMPLOYEES HAVE FLUENT ENGLISH Cashiers are usually very nice! Busier times can activate impatience, although there are about 6 checkout counters. This is a bustling marketplace with employees who make an effort to assist you as best they can. Store often offers future loyalty sales, and other returning customer incentives at checkout BOTTOMLINE I recommend this place... It's worth going to for hard to find international food items. Nice for fresh goods like meat, produce, and seafood. On-site free parking. Limited parking when busy, so you'll have to find street parking nearby. read more

Great selection of fresh meat, fish and vegetables. Was fine shopping there until asked by a member of staff to leave my bag from my other shopping at the front counter. It made me feel uncomfortable. I would still shop there but I guess only bring an empty bag or don't go here with a shopping bag from another store. read more

Absolutely lovedddddd this place! I will definitely be back all the produce was super fresh however the dragonfruit was 10 dollars for one, but I don't regret buying it, I enjoyed the whole thing! read more

Huge variety of vegetables, I would not buy the fish though especially the salmon it's too fatty not firm it might be farm raise not sure .But I prefer wild caught seafood , I really don't like there wall of shame showing people who might have been facing hard times which caused them to steal food . You caught them good , that should be enough I'm not saying they're right but to humiliate people who are already down is totally wrong read more

This place has an amazing assortment of products. Along side the Chinese supermarket staples, they have a wide selection of Filipino and Vietnamese products, and an eclectic Pan-Central and South American collection of fresh produce and frozen goods. They also have a very abundant selection of Chino-Criollo sauces and spices in their dry foods shelves- impressive. They also have a huge selection of sauces from across Asia, so even if you are making American basics you can get the flavor you crave easily. Great pricing, and a larger dairy case than I have seen in most Asian markets. They also have a huge live and fresh seafood selection near the front and a big selection of meats in the side of the store. I found everything from Filipino lumpia to Chinese black vinegar to Brazilian linguiça. Impressive! read more

Pros: (+) Inexpensive (+) Fresh fish selection (+) Meat is affordable (+) They give you coupon rewards for every $50 that you spend Cons: (-) Not the friendliest service (-) Quality of the fruits have changed (-) STINKS! (-) Not all food is dated, so check before you buy it. (-) Fruits are not always the freshest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Embrace yourself before walking in because you're going to end up getting hit in the face with the strongest pungent smell of "fish market"- so don't tell me that I didn't warn you. As often as I shop here (weekly) I still can't adapt to the smell and I'm actually very thankful for that - it's a constant reminder that my sense of smell is still intact. lol VEGETABLES & FRUITS: I initially came here for the fresh vegetables & fruits...but you have to come at the right time. If you come in mid week like Tuesday or Wednesday you're going to be left with the crappy left over wilting vegetables and fruits just hours within its expiration. I do have to say that their vegetables & fruits were always fresh everyday of the week and the workers were always on point on pruning any wilting lettuce leaves or discarding decaying fruit. But lately, the quality of the fruits have changed. I've noticed some fruits that were going bad with obvious markings - would still be there the next following week. I've come and seen the same bananas browning bananas. I don't know what happened with the quality...but I hope it improves. SEAFOOD: Fish is a constant turn around so you'll get fresh fish all the time and even request to have it cut to your liking and scaled. I love coming for the red snapper - it's so good!! MILK: The milk goes bad EXACTLY on the date that it says it's going to expire. Even a couple days before it says it's going to expire, it starts to smell a little on the funky side. So I try to finish it DAYS before expiration. DRY AISLE: I love the fact that you can find a lot of hard to find items. I always like to get the Coconut Cookies and ingredients to make some bomb ass bubble tea or Vietnamese Pho. Be sure to check the food you buy in the dry aisle. I have actually noticed expiration dates rubbed off and re-stamped with a new date. I haven't really had any problems though. But, if you are unsure, skip it. SHOPPING TIME: The best time to come is on Sunday. The bad side is you are fighting with the church goers that are all shopping at the same time after church, so come EARLY and beat that rush hour. The freshest delivery arrive on the weekend. If you shop on Monday, most of the good stuff is already gone, but you may be lucky to find a few here and there. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ultimately, I come here for the good prices and fresh veggies/fruits and seafood. Everything else, I shop somewhere else. The service is fast and okay. But don't expect any perky conversations with your cashier or even a pleasant "hello" - it's just straight to point...pay...and...leave. If you come frequently, don't forget your coupon rewards. They give rewards for every $50 that you spend. Spend $50, they give you a $2 coupon. Spend $100, they give you a $5 coupon for your next purchase. Also, on your way out...check out the "wall of shame" of all the people they caught stealing. lol read more

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I really wanted a frozen goat head and some spices, but on Christmas eve, we had more pressing matters to take care of. Jumbo shrimp, cupcake wrappers, and a slew of other misc, stuff my gf and her siblings needed to pick up in a pinch. I observed countless seafood and farm animals I had never even seen or heard of before, it was a very interesting experience. Watch out for the cheese thief. read more

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Very large supermarket with large selection of goods. Helpful staff. I found everything I needed! I will definitely be back.

YAY! An Asian supermarket right smacked in the middle of the Bronx. No need to waste gas and toll to food shop in Queens. Chang Li has all kinds of Asian food products from Thai, Flilipino, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. They also have a fish, meat, and fruit/veggie section. Just like any other Asian supermarket but in the BRONX! I also love their coupon system, $2 off ur next purchase for the $50 purchase u make. read more

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Very random location for an asian grocery store, but easily accessible from Parkchester and Castle Hill subway stops. Happy to find pork belly with plenty of meat still attached, marrow bones for $1.25 per bag, thin sliced short ribs, and lots of dumplings. Seafood and meats are super fresh, with live crabs, lobster, and fish. Prices for seafood and produce are about half of what they're charging in Manhattan, even in Chinatown!! We'll be doing our grocery shopping here from now on. read more

Chang Li Supermarket - Very straight to the point. - Seafood Markets Near Me - Bronx, New York

Everything is fresh and good quality. There are many different options to choose from. I'm excited to keep coming back.

This is my go to supermarket to shop for fresh seafood and meats. They have an amazing selection of international foods. Fresh fruits and vegetables all at a very competitive price. It is a great location for those who drive they have a huge parking lot and they are also easily accessible by train. Best times to go is early in the morning when they just put everything out. Especially for the seafood and meats. We bought huge lobsters from there, fresh and tasty. The place to go if you are looking for variety. read more

Unexpected Chinese supermarket tucked away in the Bronx. Your standard, slightly grimy Chinese supermarket, although this one is a cute example of American multiculturalism in that it stocks a good and diverse variety of Hispanic, Indian, Filipino and other ethnic cooking ingredients/condiments. A good option for ethnic groceries if you're stuck in the Bronx, otherwise, I'm sticking with Chinatown or Flushing. read more

Chang Li Supermarket - Seafood Markets Near Me - Bronx, New York

This guy is soo fucking rude everytime I come throwing fish on the ice making it hit me very rude read more

Chang Li Supermarket - Seafood Markets Near Me - Bronx, New York

This place smells like fish. Y'know that fish smell that hovers around the fish counter at most supermarkets? At Chang Li, it's much stronger and permeates the entire produce section of the store. Between that and the headache-inducing flickery fluorescent lights, i'd give this place one, maybe two stars. But they get a solid three for the wide range of hard-to-find foods they carry, and for their expansive produce section. It competes with PathMark for produce quality, but they have some obscure fruits and veggies that you just can't find at mainstream stores. I might shop here more if i could stand the smell and the lights... read more

Chang Li Supermarket is an oasis in a desert lacking truly fresh produce called the Bronx! You can't and won't find too many places like Chang Li (at least in the Bronx that I know of). Every item is fresh and they also have a LARGE fish selection that come in everyday! Everything from Crab and Lobster to Red Snapper. Try finding that at your local Path-mark, Stop and Shop or even BJs, Sam's Club or Fairway outlets. They also carry a vast inventory of what I would call "Hard to find Asian items like Won-Ton wrappers, Tofu and various seasonings. Don't worry as a visit to Chang Li's will not break your food budget. As of this review, Chang Li's has expanded and their supermarket is much larger now. If you've never been to Chang Li's and live in the Bronx - what are you waiting for? read more

So I was like "queeeee?" Because I didn't know how to say "whaaaaat?" in Chinese. I came across this store after not wanting to spend eight dollars on restaurant Thai. I then looked up some recipes online and decided to throw on a pair of cruddy jeans and a cruddy sweatshirt and tie my hair into an icky ponytail and run to this market. When I got inside the sketchy looking door, I was slightly blinded by the...purple (?) fluorescent lights flickering. But then, I wandered the aisles and explored the fresh and exotic produce. Durian? What's a Durian? D: I picked up some ingredients including rice noodles, fish sauce, coconut milk, fresh basil and one jalapeno for only FOUR DOLLARS. Yes, you read that right: Four Dollars. This is definitely a hidden gem... save yourself the Flushing trip and come here. read more

I come here often to get some groceries when I don't feel like making the trek to Chinatown or Flushing. There is a decent selection of Asian merchandise and foods. The produce here is also decently priced. Overall, great supermarket for Asian goods in the Bronx. I think this may be the only Asian supermarket in the Bronx, so 5 stars for that! read more

Great produce section, I love the fresh fish I always get my salmon steaks here and blueberries The lighting is crappy my mom says it's to make the fruit and fish look fresh and glow I disagree read more

About Time!!!! I actually moved out of the Bronx ten yrs ago. Got tired of having to commute just to buy dofu and veggies! Somehow the LaChoy section at Pathmark wasnt cutting it. --Ghostfish88 read more

Great place to get practically all the almost impossible to find ingredients for most Asian fare. Nice produce selection of particularly ethnic varieties; inspiring for a home chef who loves to dabble with Thai & Vietnamese cuisine... The noodle selection is huge and every chili paste, powder, fish sauce, etc.. you may need is there. I need to check out the dried mushroom selection... Read the labels... a lot of products contain MSG...some do not; you may have to dig around but you'll probably hit paydirt. The fish looks pretty good, but I'd rather go to Randazzo's on Arthur Ave; however, they do carry some funky fish very particular to Asian cuisine that you'll never find in the Italian market. The meat...well, I'm suspect. Not sure of the grading and the quality is dubious...but if you need something like beef tendon for making Pho this is the place to get it. They carry all the "odd" ingredients most western markets wouldn't dream of selling. So, I give the joint 4 stars because they have almost everything you need to put together authentic asian dishes... Know what you're doing in regards to the purchasing fish & meat. Enjoy! read more

After not going here for a few years I returned and remembered why this place is so great. The prices are great, you can find a variety of Asian veggies, and then there is the shoplifters' wall of shame. This is not your average supermarket - but it is something else. You can find most Asian specialties here and other everyday items. You cannot beat the butcher's counter or the fish counter. read more

i dunno, the freshness of the produce lately has been disappointing. For months, the carrots haven't tasted like carrots- no sweetness, no nothing. Same with the broccoli. I wonder how far they've travelled and how old they are ; P yuck. The lettuce is always limp and tastes... bitter or something. Guess that's the pesticides. Currently looking for a better place to get fruits and veggies. However, a good place for greek yogurt, tofu, alternative milks (almond, coconut) and Asian products. read more

I'm happy I finally started shopping at this place. I've been a Parkchester resident since 2008 and had not set foot into Chang Li until this past summer, a good 3 years later. Better late than never, I guess. All I can say is that I love this place. The prices are fantastic and there is a large variety to choose from in every section. I never knew there were so many varieties of bok choy until I saw them here. You can get almost anything here. I say almost because I needed some canned San Marzano tomatoes earlier but they didn't have any here. I had to go elsewhere but that's fine by me. Great place. Even with the fishy smell as you enter. read more

Love this cheap supermarket! Has everything I need in here including fresh meat and fish. When you spend over $50 you receive a $2 off your next purchase coupon! They even sell dishes if you need:) read more

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I live two blocks away from Chang Li. Chang Li used to be such of a wonderful supermarket. Chang Li used to offer competitive pricing and fresh produces - until about a couple of years ago. Their quality and service has been in a gradual decline for years. Produce 1/5 As denoted by other reviewers, freshness of fruits and vegetables have degraded so much that I can no longer shop fruits or vegetables here. As lazy as I am, I am forced to go back to Flushing or Chinatown to get my fruits and vegetable now. Chang Li has jacked up their price all the while freshness of the products have degraded. I don't mind paying for fresh good, but I would not pay more for less quality. Their scallion, for instance. It used to be $1 for 3 for many years, just like it is at most produce markets in Flushing and Chinatown. Now they charge up to 79 cents each bundle. Their spinach is so old they're actually rotting on the display. This place needs a serious inspection to say the least. Ceiling has a leaky spots where disgusting orange droplets of water drop over the vegetable. They don't even bother to fix this for a whole week, and when they finally do something, it's a tiny bucket RIGHT NEXT TO sweet potatoes. They STILL sold sweet potatoes with molds growing on them because of the droplets that dropped over them. That's just gross. Fruits 1/5 Nectarines would be on display for more than weeks, while plums would get worse and worse day after day. If they actually gave a shit about the fruits, they would remove ones in bad conditions - I would have to flip through dozen or so to find one acceptable item in fruit section. Persimmons are overpriced (1 for $1? Please, I can buy a box of 24 for $14 - their cheaper 3 for $2 have bruises and bumps on every single one of them). It's very difficult to find berries without molds growing on them. Dragonfruits are just an eyesore. They're overpriced and I see no one buying them - they get withered and dried, and they just sit there for weeks. Meat 1/5 Butcher shop here is just nasty. I asked the butcher where they get their meat and they are clueless. All meats ranging from chicken, pork, to beef has distinct chemical odor that cannot be washed off. Even when I cooked the meat, I can still taste this foul odor. Lucky for me, I found 'Sterling Meat Market' just two blocks away from Chang Li to be my new excellent source of butchered goods (they have goat, lamb, pork, and beef, all in grill quality - not to mention that butchers actually know their meat in and out, and they refuse to sell bad meats.) Fish 3/5 This is probably the only reason I still go here. Their shrimps and scallops are in good condition 2-3 days out of 5 days. Their striped bass is usually okay, and red snappers and mackerels have pretty good rotation. They clean the fish pretty well. They used to sell crabs by the entrance, though, and I had some bad crabs that gave me the runs for days. Also, their salmon is average at best. Service 1/5 There's this old lady cashier who wears glasses - she dropped my packaged Korean pear twice (they come in package of 3 with plastic packaging, because they can be damaged very easily). Other cashiers are okay, but she rough handled my fruits that they were broken or heavily bruised. I gave her a look, but she brushed me off as if she has done nothing wrong. I even refused to buy it several times, and I just decided it's best to avoid her cashier lane all together. It's a huge disappointment - this could have been the one super market that offers it all, but instead, with a rapid growth and expansion, they've neglected their customers' needs. I spend about 250 bucks in meat and 150 bucks in fruits and vegetable a month. That could have been spent @ Chang Li, but I had to find other venues to meet my needs due to their poor quality and service. If their fish market gets any worse than what they are now, I will stop going there altogether. read more

I just wanna start off saying that the stirfried Sam goreng noodles are amazing , i'm pretty much skinny and I can eat at least 10 packs to myself they are so addicting and if you don't believe me try them yourself , also they have different varieties from Korean food to Hispanic food to American food and I love going there , it makes my day!! read more

the only true asian grocery store in the area; you'll find lots of frozen baos, tangyuan, dumplings, ramen, etc etc. lots of asian snacks and asian ice cream too! read more

You'd run into all the Asian mothers in here if you live in the Bronx. It's a community Asian market accessible for all race. Wide variety of all Asian seasonings, fruits, vegetables, meats, etc. Of course you'll find your occasional Hispanic section and other culture there as well. Seafood is sorta pricey. It's the next best place to shop at if you don't feel like crossing the toll to queens or hoping on the train to Chinatown. Don't mind the cashiers, they look and sound rude but their Asian. If you get the jitz. read more

Fresh, fresh, fresh!!! This place not only has a wide variety of products for asain cuisine but spanish, american and anything else you 'can't' find. Its like the old fashion supermarkets I grew-up going to (circa; A&P). No conveyor belts, just fast women on the registers banging out scans, packing quick and you're out. Great assortment of Fresh Fish/Seafood, 4 Real Meat Counter with butchers on standby, brine products and super fresh produce. It's now one of our favs. read more

This is the nearest asian grocery to me so I really don't have any choice but to go here sometimes when I need ingredients that you'll only find on an asian supermarket. Came by here today and bought bacon and heavy cream plus more groceries for the week. When I got home I found that both the bacon and heavy cream are expired. I should've checked the expiration date. From now on I'll avoid this supermarket and just go to Queens for everything. It's cheaper in Queens and the quality is good. read more

When I cannot get out to china town or the green markets in the city, Chang Li is my go to place for not only all things asian cooking but pretty much everything. There is nothing this place does not have. I get my japanese, vietnamese, thai, indian, chinese ingredients here and more for when i get my asian cooking urges. The prices are reasonable. Love this place! read more

We shop there all the time, we had the best experience, nice and fresh food, great services, fast and convenient. The seafood is the best in the bronx, they clean and cut it for in the way that you wanted. The vegetables are always fresh and clean. They have the great variety of ingredients. So much better than traveling to flushing with all the traffic and time. read more

came here with moderate expectations. nothing that great. fish selection is pretty typical, nothing exotic. I typically don't come to asian markets for their cleanliness, this one especially was a bit concerning to me. frozen fish just laying totally unwrapped in the freezer, people putting raw fish just in their baskets and some dude just butchering whole chickens in the open of the store. all I could imagine was chicken juice splattering around me. additionally I didn't really find like they had that many items for example they only had three varieties of mushrooms and no really prepared items (like spring rolls, pickles etc) their overall produce section wasn't as diverse as I expected. instead of leaving empty-handed I decided to grab some ice cream before I left. to my horror at check out it turned out to be 11.99 it was not marked in the freezer so let's just say I hope it's good and I probably won't be returning read more

Chang Li Supermarket - lol this ice cream ended up being $11.99!! woah - Seafood Markets Near Me - Bronx, New York

My favorite super market in the bronx . The seafood people are always on point. The meat market people are lazy at times. I don't like the fact that they use the same tools to cut all their meats. The meat is very cheap you just have to move stuff around to find a pocket friendly price.the bathroom is nasty but I guess thats normal since there's alot of men that work there. I like the coupons . Good store I hope I will enjoy it more since I'm vegan. read more

My go to spot for cheap meats, seafood & produce! Love it here. However, some of the fruit is not as fresh as the Asian supermarkets in California. read more