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Hong Phat Supercenter

4.1 (39 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Soy sauce aisle!
Kim G.

Not a fan of This store is WAY too big, and for no reason. They took over the Walmart space, and easily could have dived this into 3 or 4 really large stores. No one needs a Costco sized Asian Market with most of the space empty. The Hong Phat location on SE 82nd and Dicision is one of my favorite markets. For that reason, I decided to check out their new Supercenter that they opened a year ago. The Deli and hot food section paled in comparison. It's so small and has few offerings other than freshly made bean me sandwiches. I bought some Chinese BBQ pork from the deli area to make fried rice and it was dry and overcooked. There is a massive aisle dedicated to just soy sauce. Similar with noodles. Snacks. etc. To gather your grocery items, you have to walk and walk and walk and then search each aisle. No thanks. This was a one and one for me. When I need to stock up on Asian pantry items or I'm craving papaya salad, I'll go to the OG.

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Kris W.

A former Walmart on 82nd feels like an Ikea store disguised as a grocery store. I have been here only once before and was so overwhelmed with the variety of product, I left pretty much empty handed. Not this time. I took a friend who loves Asian markets and we literally walked down every aisle and I swear, we were there all afternoon. She had a grocery cart filled with candy as well as a gorgeous lamp for her living room. The pricing is fantastic on fresh produce and packaged goods that you can't find at other stores. I have a smaller version of the store by my house in Tigard, see attached photo, it doesn't even compare to this location. When I return to SE, I'll make sure I haven't had lunch because I really wanted to try the $5 Banh mi sandwich/drink special available at the front of the store.

Vietnamese coffee that is so good.
Taisiya S.

I love this place! I wish I knew how to read what everything is, but I come explore here and there are some things that I buy regularly. I come here for beef neck bones, beef bones and beef brisket for soups, best prices out of all if the asian markets in town. I also come her for a lot of my fresh veggies, especially the kabocha squash which is available year round and not just in the fall. Mochi, sponge cakes, egg rolls, tofu, drinks. It's such a great market. I do usually go to the smaller Hong Phat closer to my house, but today I went to this supercenter one. It's bigger but looked like some parts were empty. But the best part of coming here is the cooked food. I buy vietnames salad rolls with peanut sauce or get their special of a Banh Mi Bbq Pork sandwhich with a drink. Today I had it with the vietnamese coffee that was amazing!! Best deal in town, so good I don'tveven want to dhare the prices because it seems like every time I rave about finding a place with decent prices and I share a review, then somehow the prices go up. So if you like those things just go check them out but don't ruin it. Sharing my photos of the Banh Mi and coffee.

Jenny Y.

Surprisingly, I visit this store so much more often than the original HP. I'm practically come here once a week for groceries and to check out if there are anything on sale. I either find myself getting the $0.99 honeycrisp apples, or the 5 for $1 limes, guava at $1.99/lb or other fruits. Price changes regularly, so here today, gone tomorrow. Recently, they have big cardboard boxes full of logan for $4.99/lb. No they are not prepacked, they are just spread out, you pick what you want and bag them up yourself. hehe, I was able to sample a few before purchasing; I mean, I really only want them if they're juicy and sweet. It's a good place to shop for sure, but still a bit confusing where things are located. I definitely have to walk up and down the place to look for certain things (the signs are not super helpful), but they do have a little bit of everything. Everything from fruits, veggie, boxed up food (ready to heat and eat), ready to go desserts and some non Asian snack, etc. Prices are reasonable. I don't have much interaction with the staff there until I checkout. They take cash or card, apple/google pay. Lots of parking in this old Walmart space.

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Sharon C.

Huge Viet store! Probably the largest Asian grocery store I've been in. I tried their $5 banh mi and drink deal - the Viet coffee was amazing! The sandwich was also great for the price - it's on the smaller size but I like how it's not a ton of bread. Would definitely buy again. Ton's of stuff to look around at! Plenty of parking.

Jackfruit: Peeled $6/lb vs. Unpeeled $1/lb.  I'll let you know which one worthwhile.
Nikky B.

It's a warehouse-sized hunt for Southeast Asian essentials! I've shopped here twice now since it opened while exploring more Southeast Asian grocery options in the PDX area. Each visit left me with a few solid finds and a few "once was enough" moments. The fresh jackfruit is a standout: $1/lb unpeeled, or $6/lb for peeled with seeds. It's great to have both options, depending on your level of jackfruit commitment. I also picked up a few brands of instant porridge and glass noodles from Vietnam: mixed results. About a 50/50 success rate, so choose wisely or be ready to experiment. I loved the Mama brand from Thailand while I visited it last summer. I haven't found the same products from Mama brand at any stores since I came back to the states. The store itself is massive because it was the former super Walmart, but much of the space now is used for storage, giving it more of a wholesale/warehouse vibe than a fully stocked supermarket feel. It's not the kind of place you wander through for inspiration. It's more of a hunt-and-haul experience. As for the deli section, it looked sparse and not especially inviting. I haven't tried anything from it yet, and honestly, nothing there convinced me to change that. Overall, Hồng Phát is a practical stop if you're on a mission for specific Southeast Asian staples or want jackfruit without the markup. Just don't expect polish, variety, or a typical retail experience. It's functional, not fancy, and sometimes that's exactly what you need.

Food Court
Michelle R.

This place is Asian's heaven on earth!!! We didn't spend as much as I would have wanted, but it was still a treat. I'll update my review when I go back and spend at least 1.5 to 2 hours. Prices: They reasonable plus you won't be able to find a lot of their inventory in any other store except H-Mart and Uwajimaya maybe. Inventory: We went there to buy mainly Filipino veggies, so it was a success! We bought upo (gourd), ampalaya (bitter melon), Puso ng saging (banana flower), green papaya, okra, kangkong (water spinach), saluyot (jute leaves) or what I call the cousin of okra because it's slimy. We also bought a sack of Jasmine rice, and Filipino snacks - Nagaraya and Boy Bawang. The Space: It used to be Walmart, so this place is probably the biggest Asian store in Portland, and also in Oregon state. I just did quick walk and pics of the aisles, so you can see their inventory. As you can see, there are aisles and aisles of items. Food Court: They have a small area for cooked food. They looked delish, but no vegetarian options except the cold refreshments.

Jason V.

More interesting than the Walmart that preceded it could have ever hoped to be, this brand-spanking-new Hong Phat Supercenter is something to behold. While it is still coming online and filling out with new features and tenants, the place is absolutely sprawling, and filled with more variety of imported goods than I have seen anywhere else, outside of Uwajimaya in Beaverton. The produce here, like all Hong Phats, is larger, better quality, and cheaper than any commercial chain grocer such as WinCo, Safeway, or Fred Meyer. Just about any ingredient, sauce, or spice you can imagine (and more than a few you can't!) is readily available here, if you know where to look; some items are squirreled away in places that aren't immediately intuitive, but as you are likely to spend quite a while exploring this place, you'll find it eventually, if you are patient. I have read that this flagship Hong Phat is meant to eventually host restaurants, a more populated Food Court than it is currently, as well as specialty retailers and services, much like the mini-mall surrounding Fuboon, a little further north, in between this Hong Phat and the other big one, near Stark Street. While that is a vision as yet unrealized, you can see that the wheels are turning to make this a grocery store experience unlike any other in the Portland-Metro. It's not there yet, but I have high hopes that it will be, in the near future.

$5 "food court" special
Gene W.

This review is more for the one food court restaurant at the store's entrance than for the enormous supermarket (probably the biggest Asian grocery store on the west coast). There ain't much ambiance nor too many tables for dining since you're basically at the front area of a former Walmart. The staff are fast & friendly. The menu is limited but very affordable. And there's a constant stream of customers, mostly stopping for takeout. Imagine lots of fresh & cooked deli counter items, but all Asian themed. Viet salad rolls, roasted sweet & spicy chicken, bbq pork over rice, and the ever present banh mi sandwich. Plus at least 8 different cold Asian-type drinks (e.g., thai iced tea, fruit juices). We had the $5 special consisting of a banh mi sandwich (8 inches?) + drink. Pretty average tasting but a great value. The roast whole chicken @ $7.50 looked very tempting. All items are displayed but I wish there were a printed menu so choices (e.g., types of meat) and prices were clearly marked (nothing really to hide since all items appeared to be a great value).

No need to trek to Hillsboro with the Indian Spice rack here!
Louise B.

Put your mile walkers on as this store is a giant a** Superstore! Not to be fooled by the Asian namesake it's a world food market with a heavier Asian bent. Runs the gamut of cookware, dishes to typical Asian cuisines, with a fab Indian Spice section that'll save a trip to Hillsboro including the more obscure spices,The European aisles have the best candy section for a Brit expat, Mars, Smarties, Kit Kat and for true Eastern Euros there's quite the legit smoked sausage and beer to make any night merry and bright! At front, a Viet jewelry store + small deli serving $5 Viet Sammie's, all pre-packed, noodle bowls and desserts to grab+go, no need for service person. Got my Chinese haul for a home cooked Ma-Ma's dinner for now grown but always famished boys. Browse around you're sure to find some deals!

Kathy M.

Visit this Supercenter. Massive shopping arenas here. We have Hispanic food, Various Asian foods, Mediterranean foods. So many different foods are available here. Lots of good choices. The aisles have lots of walking spaces. Good eating area. Lots of tables in the front for just sitting and enjoying the very popular food courts, where you can buy Thai iced tea or many various drinks and foods. Lots of exploring here.

Chaotic as expected.
Andrew A.

This new addition to the Hong Phat empire is located in the former Walmart that closed because Portland let crime spiral unabated. About 15% of the store is allocated to back room inventory. We'll give 'em a break as they just opened: there was no overhead signage in the aisles and the overall experience was a bit chaotic when we visited. It's the third large Asian store in the immediate area, and about the seventh in a slightly larger radius. They don't offer anything unique so far, but time will tell. Their other location has a yummy waffle bar.

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Katherine W.

Omg this market was absolutely amazing. My adhd was unhinged! I didn't even know where to start. Huge food court, tons of fresh produce, meats, frozen foods, etc. They even have a bulk section. They are still stalking items so there was some empty space and you can tell the food court area wasn't fully running just yet, but my guess is in the coming months when it's in full swing it's gonna be so so good!! Don't forget to grab a bahn mi, only $6.50 and was delicious! There was plenty more ready made items for a steal. I will definitely be back and get more photos to add when I do. I was having a blast in the moment.

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They have a lot of selection on all the Asian produce and dry goods. I shop there every week. Love their banh mi.

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Great selection, fair prices and helpful service. Were able to help me with any questions about certain products

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got the combo sandwich + thai tea for $5 and it was such a steal. the sandwich was fresh, flavorful, and hits every time

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Huge, lots of items . They could definitely use more people to help find things, but other than that it was pretty good.

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Love this store. Always got a great selection of candy, snacks and drinks. Plus prices are great too.

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One of the best grocery stores in the city. A great place to for everyday items and for so many types of cuisines.

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They have a special where you can get a banh mi and a drink for $5, which is an amazing deal.

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