Hoi Yeung

Do you have dungenness crab?

they do. the best in this city

What kind of oysters do you sell and what is the price? Is it cheaper if you buy a box of 60 oysters?

Hi, our current oyster this week is Louisiana Oyster. For today's price, the oysters are $4.99 per lbs or 30 pc for $45 or 50 pc for $75 or 100 pc for $125.

Do you have live Santa Barbara spot prawns?

Hi, unfortunately this week we do not carry. However we have frozen shrimp available (tiger, jumbo,etc)

Do you know when you will have blood clams?

Every week, our clam provider will tell us what's in season/fresh the week of. Usually we carry manila clam every week but other kinds are not as often.

Do you have any blood clams?

Hi, this week we do not have.

Do you cook live crabs?

Hi, Unfortunately we do not cook live crabs. However we can cut and prepare to your liking.

How much are live dungeoness crab?

Hi, different market price daily. Please call the day you want.

Do they sell live king crab?

We have live Dungeness Crab and Maine Lobster. For King Crab, is flash frozen legs from Alaska.

Do you carry frozen dungeness crab? I may need 15 pcs on July 10

Hi Tony, we have only live Dungeness Crab. However we can cut and prepare to your liking. For frozen, we have King Crab Legs, Snow Crab Legs, and Snow Crab meat.

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Does anyone know if they have Alaskan Snow Crab legs? I would like to come on Wednesday. If so, how much are they per pound?

Do you guys sell small octopus fresh or frozen ? For frying? And if so how much?

Hi, we have frozen baby octopus that is popular for frying. $4.99 per pound this week.

Do you have Dungeness Crabs this week? How much is it?

Hi, check back with us Saturday. We are experiencing the first week of the crab season leaving us. The season will be starting again early June, however we may have some this weekend.

Do you guys have soft shell crab?

Hi, at the moment, we carry frozen soft shell crab in a box ( about 14 pieces inside).

Do you carry oysters?

Yes we carry live oysters as well as oysters in a jar.

Do you have any Live King Crab?

Hi, at the moment we have wild caught frozen king crab legs (2 sizes).

Do you carry salmon and cod? Are they wild caught? Farmed?

Hi our Salmon is very popular. We have Whole salmon and cut and they are sustainable farm raised. We currently do not have cod in stock. Popular fishes we carry are Red Snapper, Grouper, and halibut are wild caught. Our lobster tails and King Crab…

Hi do you guy sell crawfish by any chance?

Hi, at the moment we do not have any live crawfish. However we have frozen seasoned crawfish that is popular.

Hi, what is the market price for live Dungeness crab?

Hi, today the price is $11.99 per pound.

Hi! Do you have jumbo lump blue crab?

Hi Brianne, we only have snow crab lump meat. However we have frozen blue crab cleaned and sold by the box available.

1.1 mi•Little Tokyo, Downtown

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3.9(369 reviews)

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3.4(1.2k reviews)

0.4 mi•Chinatown

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3.9(3.7k reviews)

0.2 mi•Chinatown

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3.8(516 reviews)

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Klem K.

4 years ago

A post criticized some Dungeness crab bought here, but it needs to be said that Dungeness are always chancy. Sometimes great looking crabs are "hollow", light on meat, and sometimes really big, full crabs taste very blah. You never know. I mention that because I bought three live crabs today from Hoi Yeung, and they were perfect, great flavor, as good as I've eaten. Well . . . there was a 3 1/2 pounder I bought out of an rusty ice chest in a gas station in (yes) Dungeness, that I ate on the way to the Seattle ferry. But that's another story. Hoi Yeung has very good prices, worth the fight through traffic to get to Chinatown. The crab was $9, and they had good looking Maine lobsters for $23. I had a big one a few weeks ago, and it was fine. They also have some frozen products, including five pound bags of dry scallops, good prices. Oh, and fish and stuff, but hey, it's all about the crab for me. Long difficult drive, but I'm not aware of any competing live crab outside of Chinatown. Redondo, sure, but it was $23 bucks when I was down there last weekend, for stone crab. I don't know why live tanks are so sparse in a monster coastal city like this, puzzling. In Seattle a number of Asian and even regular supermarkets have live crab. read more

Jennifer L.

10 years ago

I always come here for fresh oysters! It's perfect for my bbq's on holidays or if I'm just having a casual dinner with friends -- the staff always confirm with me because apparently the big ones are good for bbq and the small ones are good for eating raw. So far both have tasted great! On holidays, I've had to wait 10 mins sometimes because the line gets long. They've told me I can always call in so I don't have to make the drive -- great service! read more

Kat P.

9 years ago

So happy I actually stopped by. I grabbed some conch as well as fresh oysters for the weekend. I was originally wary because of parking but luckily I spent at least $30 so they validated my ticket next door. Yay. Will be back! read more

Debbie L.

9 years ago

This store was amazing ! Everything clean I found what I wanted. Very friendly and nice

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