This is one of the few places in the metro Providence area where you can purchase Chinese BBQ meats by the pound. I stopped here to get some of the lean BBQ pork loin (Char Siu). There was a line to the ordering area, but once I got there the attendant was very quick and nice to pick one piece for me and to slice it as requested. They also have ducks, crispy pork, intestines, gizzard and many other non-traditional items... Good place. read more

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Has like everything u need and more and good prices. lots of fish too. always enjoy going here.

The best market!!! I hadn't been in almost 2 years, and I probably spent 1.5 hours in the store. So many great items. I didn't know they sold live crustaceans, so next time I want to boil crabs at home, I can go there instead of the seafood market down by the ferry. read more

Being from California I'm use to big Asian store like good fortune. My area lacks everything Asian so I make the drive frequently. Store has everything I need to cook, Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese and Cambodian, along with many other ethnic cuisine. Aisles are tight and the store is well stocked. read more

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Moved to Newport earlier this year and could not find an Asian market for the life of me!! I was struggling. I went on TikTok and saw so many people posting about this place. Born and raised in the Bay Area, San Jose specifically, there are SOOOOOO many Asian markets. Korean, Indian, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Chinese markets, and everything else in between. I was missing that here in Rhode Island, so I was so excited to come across Good Fortune! My boyfriend is from the East Coast and had no idea what to expect. Off the bat, the outside looks sketchy (to him), but that's common for Asian markets so I was excited. Walking inside exceeded my expectations. So organized, pretty clean, and the store didn't smell like fish (like they usually do, but I'm not hating! I still love those stanky stores). I was amazed at how many things they had inside. Back in the Bay Area, sometimes I'd go to different stores for different things, but Good Fortune pretty much had everything I was looking for! I will say, if you're unfamiliar with different cultural shops and their ways of serving customers, maybe don't come here and stick to your Aldi's or Stop & Shop. Understand that the people working here may not be fluent in English and were not given courses on customer service, but they do a great job at keeping the store running so we can enjoy these goods! read more

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This supermarket by far exceeded my wildest expectations. I came here on the recommendation of a friend when I mentioned that I needed to grab some sushi rice and seaweed wraps to make nigiri. I expected to find a great assortment of Asian foods that I can't find at a typical local grocery store, but the minute I walked in and took a good look around I realized I was in for way more than I bargained for. First of all looks can be so deceiving. From the outside the store doesn't look as big as it does on the inside. I immediately was met with the viral mango ice cream treats that have been sending social platforms in a tizzy. I couldn't resist and grabbed a pack of the mango (peach was also available). It's not what I had gone in there for, but I darn sure was leaving with them. When I went to look for the items I had actually gone in to purchase the amount of variety and choices were overwhelming...In a good way. There were so many different sushi rices to pick from and so many different seaweed wraps, but I narrowed it down, grabbed what I needed along with a bottle of beef Bulgogi sauce on the way out. I will definitely be back when I have more time because the frozen and refrigerated section beckon to you as well as a home section and I know there are many more amazing surprises in store for when I go back. read more

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Good Fortune Supermarket has multiple locations, but this is the only location in RI. Driving up to this location, the supermarket is a bit secluded and there are plenty of parking spaces. Good Fortune Supermarket is your one stop shop for all Asian groceries for everyday essentials. All the aisles are organized and labeled. There is a wide selection of produce and the vegetables are fresh. They even have a bakery section so you can pick up your favorite buns and bread and a section to purchase hot foods and chicken/duck/roast pork. I enjoyed browsing each of the aisles and getting groceries for the week. I think the vegetables prices are a little more than compared to NY asian supermarkets, but our selection is limited in RI and it is good quality. A bag of tangerines was $1.99/lb; baby galan choy tips and baby yo choy tips was $2.49/lb; square toast bread was $5; and jalapeño pepper was $2.99/lb. read more

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Absolutely love this great supermarket in Providence. There is so much that they have. An incredible selection of dumplings and wontons - not just a few, but dozens. Love their fresh produce, Fish and meats, too. I also love their housewares. Totally worth a visit. I stopped by just to get spicey peanuts and grapes the size of my eye - actually, these grape maybe be even bigger and taste better (ew). read more

Good fortune is your one stop shop for your all encompassing asian groceries. Be sure to come with a list of things otherwise it will be overload from the wide selection of items. I love their roasted duck and always get the drippings as a side bc of that flavor flavvvvv. I also have bought so many ceramic bowls, plates, and spoons from here that I love so much. read more

i'll start this by saying that i am a grocery store enthusiast and find it a leisurely activity to stroll through aisles imagining all the things i can cook and bake. good fortune is absolutely one of my favorite places to do that. their selection of homeware, fresh fish, and produce distinguish them from other larger supermarkets in RI. my persian cucumbers will last weeks compared to less than a week from other places. they have great deals often and a variety of non Asian groceries too. some tips are that it's cold in there so bring a jacket and bring your own reusable bags! it's bright lighting inside. the service is generally helpful. there was one instance though that makes their service 5 stars and that was when i brought 30 students in and they helped me process 30 gift cards on the spot. and they were so patient and made it a fun visit for my students. read more

Good Fortune Supermarket - love their fresh fish section - Grocery Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Good fortune is everything you want in an Asian supermarket. It has tons of random hard to find products at often times killer prices. The fresh fruit and veggie section is top notch, and you can find lots of hard to find items there. They also have a wonderful seafood area with too many fresh and live products to list or count. I love going here for holidays because I can grab a ton of fun snacks for my family and they are always so enthused about what I bring home. Definitely a great spot to check out for so many different things. read more

Good Fortune Supermarket - My haul of all the goodness - Grocery Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

This place is amazing!!!! It's huge, and they have a wide range of Asian staples. They also have a ton of fresh and frozen foods. One of the coolest parts of this place is seeing all of the fresh seafood (no really.. the fish are visible in their tanks), vegetables, and mushrooms. The prices are great too. If I need to replenish any Asian seasoning or sauces, or if I'm planning to make an Asian recipe, I come here first. read more

Wow. Just - wow. I've been meaning to stop in here for ages, and now that I've finally made it I'm so glad. The supermarket is huge, and has a massive selection of products and supplies. Many of the labels are in Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, etc (some also have English translations in whole or part but some don't), and the aisles don't have labels indicating what's in them so I was a bit overwhelmed at first, especially since I was shopping from a list. In addition to a robust assortment of Asian-centric products, Good Fortune also stocks (surprisingly, for me at least) an excellent supply of Goya canned and packaged food and spices that are more familiar to me from Latin American cooking. There's also a fresh fish and meat market along the back wall of the store, with (seemingly) aisles of frozen fish as well. Milk and cheese products and fresh fruits and vegetables are around the right perimeter too. I was able to pick up a two year supply (for me at least) of wood ears, which is what I was looking for for my winter staples of hot and sour, ramen (oodles of noodle choices - and premade dashi can be purchased here), and miso soup. Wood ears can be hard to find so I was happy to pick up such a large package. I also found soy vinegar (regrettably not from my old home TaiYuan, but still ok) and thick dark soy sauce. Oh, and the tea bags I generally pick up (or mail order) from a tea shop in San Francisco because I hadn't been able to find them locally before. Score! Be advised: it was really really cold inside. Next visit I may even keep my gloves on. But I will be back - this place requires a longer visit to explore each aisle more fully. Who knows what other treasures can be found. read more

Best Asian supermarket I've been to in Rhode Island. The place is HUGE and the fresh meat and seafood section is always bustling with people. They have thin sliced meat for hotpot, which is a plus for me. And just everything I hoped for in an Asian market. If it was in Mass, I'd go all the time. read more

Too many expired products , most products are in foreign language without English translation,cashiers aisle too narrow , lines are confusing read more

It's clean and very spacious~ the store has expanded over the years, and there's always something new on some sections. It's your one store, that has everything you need to complete an Asian dish with authentic ingredients and hard to find items. Just like all other stores, they don't give bags, so prepare your reusable bags of you plan to shop for many items. read more

Get your groceries and a hot meal in one go. The kitchen has good "fast food" and here's why: Fast, convenient, and cheap! The first picture is a lunch combo box from the hot bar. The combo came with rice, egg drop soup, and three dishes of your choice - all for $8! There were plenty of dishes to choose from and I believe they change often. For lunch, I decided on braised pork belly, green beans, and pork chops with taro (or some type of starch. Regardless it was good). It's a bang for your buck if you're in a hurry and want real food. My only complaint would be too much rice, but other than that, I'd say it was a balanced meal. Next is dim sum at the hot bar! Minus the traditional cart experience and dining in, the selections were pretty good. Pictured are short ribs with pumpkin (top and bottom) and shumai (left and right). The service is fairly quick at the hot bar and everything is kept warm. If you're wondering "did this girl eat EVERYTHING here?" I will respond with yes. I sure did. Next to the hot bar, there is a pastry section with baked goods. I suggest you grab a roll or two on your visit. The roasted pork is also delicious but something you'd share with family. Overall, I enjoy the hot food choices here. If you decide to shop for some groceries, it is within an arm's distance. Pick up food at the bar, get some snacks, and you're out the door in no time. Although I live twenty minutes away, my family and I come here often to shop. read more

Good Fortune Supermarket - The lunch box combo comes with rice and three dishes of your choice for $8. I chose braised pork belly, pork chops, and green beans. - Grocery Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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My hat's off to this Good Fortune supermarket as they set the standard for grocery shopping during these corona-viral days. Even before mandated by our governor, Good Fortune was way ahead of the curve by having customers wear masks and gloves when they enter the store (they will provide you with disposable ones if you don't have your own!) and giving you a number in order to limit the crowding inside. They will also wipe down your cart with cleanser prior to entering the store proper. They're protecting their customer-facing employees as well, providing - and requiring - masks and gloves - and the baggers have an extra measure with face shields! Other groceries - take a page from Good Fortune for going above and beyond for both customer and employee safety. And - they're pretty well-stocked on everything (including TP!) although the meats are getting low; but there's plenty of seafood and produce! read more

This place has so many unique options that you just can't get anywhere else. Some things are really cheap while others are just normally priced. They have a large produce section as well. The only downside for me was the smell. They have a whole fish section at the back of the store that I am sure people will love, but it made the place reek. We couldn't spend too much time in there. Other than that, if you are looking for a lot of Asian goods, this is the place! read more

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What a FANTASTIC market Could be compared to H-Mart, but without the tears Plenty of parking, and upon entering a large pastry case FILLED with pork buns, custard buns and coconut buns Aisle after aisle of teas, ramen, cereals, snacks, all leading to a HUGE frozen food section, produce section and a seafood section so epic and so fascinating that I daresay, it could even serve as a destination attraction all on its own! There was all manner of fillet and whole fish for sale, but also several huge tanks of live fish, lobster and GIANT crab! And if all of this is not enough, there is another attached shopping section of home goods!! read more

I can't wait to go back they have everything !! A million different types of ramen so many chips sweets and other foods to snack on in addition to any and all asian groceries/produce you may need. Very large space but also very well organized. Staff was friendly and helpful. read more

What is your happy place? My happy place is finding an Asian supermarket that has literally everything and more! I moved down to RI 3 years ago and when the pandemic hit, it was tough to find an Asian supermarket that has everything on my list. Beyond excited that this place was open! The hardest thing to find is Lao sausages! And I hit the jackpot here! They sell the regular and spicy sausage from my favorite company that makes them in Cranston! If you have never eaten Lao sausage, you are missing out! Tons of herbaceous flavors and great finger food with sticky rice! What's cool about this place is that they have an area with hot foods! Dim sum and other yummy options are available! Crispy pork and Char Sui pork is where I go here to buy them, instead of driving up to Chinatown in Boston! And the bakery selection is endless! Pork buns and egg tarts! Now you are talking my love language! In addition, they have an area where you can buy items for your hot pot at home ingredients! From protein to vegetables are all available! I can go on and on and rave about this place, but, you must go there to see it for yourself! So many great Asian and unique products that you'll end up buying things that you'll want to try! I know I did! read more

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This supermarket has a great fish, meat and produce section. Lots of variety and fresh! Also, they have great roast meat (Cantonese style). We got a duck that just came out fresh from the roaster and it was super tasty. Definitely busy in the weekends and much more manageable crowd-wise during the weekday. Appreciate that it is here and as large as it is. Very helpful and I look forward to exploring and enjoying the different offerings available. read more

Amazing place. Took the kids and we were blown away. They assortment of chips they have compared to the normal stores blew our mind. read more

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Usually go to Asian markets in Quincy but someone mentioned this place so we decided to visit. For us, half the distance to Quincy or about 22 miles from home. In an isolated area, probably a one time factory as the owners did not replace the flooring. Cooked foods, barbecued meats and some bakery goods (in cases), fish market and butcher, plus plenty of canned goods, dry goods, dairy and fruits and veg. Overall, prices on average were higher than Quincy markets, but fruits and veg fresher and larger selection. Didn't really look at the seafood closely. We sampled some barbecue pork buns and they were good. We tried a rice box with soy sauce chicken and roast pig. Pretty good. We will visit again to get another evaluation, but definitely we will visit if we need some fruit or veg. read more

Keep an eye out for expired goods. Yep, this place sells expired products. Round of applause, everyone! read more

It's a shame that I only recently discovered Good Fortune. I always went to V-Mart for my Asian-inspired cooking needs (which, granted, is still a solid option). However, the sheer size and variety of items puts Good Fortune ahead of its many competitors. They are fully stocked with all types of ramen, rice, noodles, meats, seafood, fresh produce, and more. On my latest visit, I purchased somen noodles, shoyu, oyster sauce, somen soup base, silken tofu, bok choy, green onions, spam, and various snacks. I could quite literally spend hours in there looking around and reminiscing on foods from my childhood. Good Fortune has many COVID precautions in place - the most notable being that one of their employees gives out gloves to shoppers when they first enter the building. The prices are comparable to many other nearby Asian marts. My only gripe would be the price of a can of spam. $4.99?! Such a bummer. Buy off-brand. I will definitely be back for more goodies (and hopefully for a fresh bento in the morning). read more

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Nice supermarket and excellent variety of food from different countries Excellent fish market as well read more

Writing this review during the covid 19 outbreak they really have it together your safety and their employees obviously matter to them. Giving out gloves and masks also sterilization on your cart. And you take a number so they know how many people are inside. They had lots of meat and seafood and better yet amazing produce at reasonable prices we grabbed 3 different types of bok-choy some crazy imported chips sauces and candy Want to make hotpot at home they have everything you need This is a great place. They also had some prepared food that looked great (next time I'm getting a duck) read more

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first off this place is by far the best asian market in the state for selection. They have full aisles of "spanish" and american foods, and you can find sections with Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, etc canned/bagged foods (but the sections are labeled in Chinese so unless you can read them you just have to go down each aisle). The produce section is for me the real star here. The bad? It stinks in there, always. The meat/fish market part just wreaks, maybe I'm just overly sensitive. The prices are also usually the best in town but not always and I like to throw some cash at Chinese-American mini mart too sometimes. read more

The other day we went to Good Fortune Supermarket in Providence, Rhode Island to try our luck to buy a bag of bright-looking raw chestnuts because they had remained my favorite food all my life. As soon as we got home, we roasted them in our oven. I was waiting for the moment to enjoy them. 30 minutes later, i took out and cracked one, to my great disappointment, it was stale and watery, and the taste had no chestnut smell or flavor. Everyone was like this! I give them one star because they sell expired food. read more

Good Fortune Supermarket - all chestnuts from Good Fortune Supermarket: outside bright to see but inside inedible - Grocery Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

From my experience, this market has the biggest selection I've seen in Providence. As soon as you walk in, there's a small bakery and hot food corner. You'll see some of the common staples of baked bread like egg tarts, pork buns, etc. Haven't tried the food bar so I can't speak on that. The shelves are filled with a good selection of different products! Some products I haven't even been able to find unless I go online. The aisles are a little hard to navigate through and the order is kinda confusing. You'll find the meats and produce on the right side of the store, and the fish selection is in the very back. Honestly, the fish smell is so overwhelming to me I spend as little time as possible in the back as possible! If you stay on the left side, past the food bar and behind the freezers is where you can find the home goods. It's kind of tucked away and I found it the first time by accident. It's got pots and pans, small appliances, and beauty products. They've got some pretty good stuff if you're looking for home stuff. read more

Don't expect any degree of customer service! I give them one star because the staff are extremely rude. I went with my elderly mother to buy a few sauces. She asked 2 different employees a question about noodles and both of them swatted her away without responding. She then asked a lady who was stocking goods if she spoke English. The lady lifted her arms over her head with an exaggerated shrug and turned her back. That will be the last time I shop there. read more

This market is good if you know what you're looking for. I agree with the reviewer that said that customer service is nonexistent. That may be because hardly anyone speaks English. They need to hire some English speakers. I was at first impressed with the fish market side, but most of the fish is whole and if you don't know what to do with it, you'll be disappointed. I bought hard shell clams (quahogs) and they were good but I could have got them cheaper at a regular fish market. I bought what I thought were sea scallops, but I was very disappointed. They looked good in the store but I was unable to sear them. They were either wet scallops or skate wing. They tasted fishy and unpleasant. I might go back here for Chinese condiments and sauces but I will have a list with the Chinese characters for the product. Let's see if that works. read more

No need to drive to Quincy anymore! It's in a very hidden place on Cadillac Drive beyond where the DMV driving test center is. It is a large store and not very crowded. (In that respect nothing like Quincy!) Parking is easy. (Also not like Quincy!) They do not have the marketplace or the prepared food stalls as in Quincy, except for prepared buns and the roast duck which is yummy. (Be sure to boil and then strain the bones for an excellent broth. Buy the fresh ramen noodles to put into the broth while you are there ;) The selection of greens is amazing, as are the prices. I always feel like I've gone on vacation after shopping. Go when you have enough time to leisurely wander the isles. The price in the fish market is unbeatable. Try something new, take chances, up your game! read more

There's so many choices here, you'll feel like a big kid at a candy store except it's delicious food and ingredients you can't find elsewhere. read more

This place is very spacious and clean. This place also has the largest parking lot for an Asian market that we've ever been to. And the spots are nice and wide so it's virtually ding-free. No cart return designated areas but I saw employees out side constantly rounding the carts up. The employees are super helpful here. They walked up and down the aisles with us until we got what we needed. The girls that helped me were Hispanic and they knew what I was talking about. There were also Chinese speaking employees but I'm not fluent so I'm glad I have options now! Everything that I needed to make Dragon Boat Festival Sticky Rice Balls was found here. Which included: dried shrimp and scallops, salted duck egg yolks, sweet glutinous rice, bamboo leaves, lapyoke and lapcheurng, dried shiitake mushrooms, dried mung beans and peanuts, and frozen whole chestnuts. There is an extensive selection of Hispanic products. The seafood and produce seemed fresh and offered a lot of variety. Fresh meats are cut to order or you can get prepackaged fresh meats... in case you're not in to mood to talk to anyone! Also adjacent to the market is a dim sum restaurant. I haven't tried it yet but I will give an update as soon as I do. This is 100% my new go to spot for shopping for Asian foodstuffs. ****UPDATE**** Finally tried the dim sum restaurant. Not bad. Maybe 3 1/2 stars. You can order on the Tablets on your table or take your table punch card up to the food table and then have it stamped there. The food wasn't terrible but I felt that the dishes got cold very quickly. My favorite sweet dessert is the salty egg yolk bun (Lau Sa Bao). It was soooooo runny. Almost like melted butter. It was so viscous that when you bit into it, it would immediately leak out and burn the side of your cheek (think: biting into a steaming hot soup dumpling (sieu loong bao). So that was a bit disappointing. Tons of seating here. A bit more pricy than other places. But if you're pressed on time I think that this place is a better option because you can just walk up to the table, grab what you want and chow down. You don't have to wait for the carts to come around. read more

Found everything we were looking for including Thai basil and Birds Eye peppers. Easy parking and pleasant place

The most insanely Asian place I've ever been stateside. There was a heavy rain and they just put up tarps and buckets because of the leaky roof - you might easily think you're somewhere in Southeast Asia and I love it. I really hope they get the place fixed up long term because it's a gem! You walk in and the first thing on your left is Peking duck for takeout. Holy cow! Fresh takeaway food, made to order or pre-prepped. There's a huge cookware section with everything from tiny plastic chairs (think Vietnamese noodle bars) to fine dishes and soap. Then there are aisles upon aisles crammed with every type of noodle, sauce, frozen fish cake, and vegetable. The checkout lines were packed with pickled vegetables and Japanese candies. I couldn't even get to some of the pickeld vegetables because the place was so busy, even though checkouts moved at a good clip. Five stars and more. I got a bunch of hard-to-find ingredients. They even had a whole display of LaoGanMa (Chinese chili sauces). I picked up some excellent ramen cups I'd never seen before. I got tteokbooki (Korean rice cake). Pickled radishes. 2 flavors of LaoGanMa I'd never gotten to try before. Mochi (Japanese ice cream in glutenous rice balls). It's all here. And everything I had seemed perfectly fresh. So happy this place exists. It's truly like walking into a Southeast Asian market from top to bottom. read more

Awesome cultural market. It has everything you could ever need when making Asian dishes. I picked up quite a few frozen items and ramen. They had whole roasted duck on the rotisserie at the deli which I will have to go back for. A nice selection of fruits and vegetables . Prices were above average imo read more