Hung Vuong is your one stop shop for anything and everything you could ever need when cooking or…read moreshopping for East-Asian dishes! This sprawling supermarket has an incredible fresh produce section, an unmatched area for all kinds of fresh fish (both ones you've heard of and have never heard of before), a lot of really good meals to-go and so many fun and exciting options. Now that last bit might make you think I'm some robot leaving a 5 star review (maybe that's what a robot would say) but conspiracy theories aside, I truly love this gem of cherry hill. It's always super clean, staff are really helpful, and it's truly a place I love to support and shop at when I'm in the area. I'll go 20 minutes out of my way to shop here. That's says something. I encourage anyone in the area or someone who is looking for a new shopping experience to please give Hung Vuong a visit! The ONLY thing about this store (which isn't a bad thing by any means) is that MOST products are labeled in the importing countries native language. Whether it's Chinese, Vietnamese or Japanese, just make sure you use a camera translation app to double check products that you aren't entirely certain about! Love this place!

I visited Hung Vuong Food Market while home for the holidays visiting my parents. I live in…read moreNorthern Virginia, which has a very large Vietnamese community and several Vietnamese grocery stores similar to Hung Vuong. Unfortunately, my experience here was very different from what I'm used to back home. We went to the butcher section to purchase meat, and the interaction my parents had with the staff was extremely disappointing. My parents were asking questions about ground pork, as it was out, and wanted to know if there was a leaner cut that could be ground for them. While I stood back to avoid blocking other customers, I saw the butchers behind the counter repeatedly motioning for my parents to go away, using a shooing hand gesture. What made this especially upsetting was that the butchers appeared to be around the same age as my parents and were also Asian. Regardless of how busy it was or whether they were having a bad day due to the holiday rush, that kind of dismissive and disrespectful behavior toward elderly customers is unacceptable. The experience felt unwelcoming and showed a clear lack of respect. The hand gestures toward senior customers came across as a microaggression and were deeply disappointing. Because of this experience, I won't be returning and will choose a different Asian market when visiting in the future.

I was cordially welcomed when I entered the store. They carry a variety of interesting items. Their…read morehomemade cake that I purchased was delicious. I will certainly go back to try some of their other menu items and shelf products.

The Falafel sandwich was amazing. The humas was so creamy and delish. Met the owner and his…read morebrother who was very kind and showed me many foods including their butcher counter with meats that looked so fresh. I also got a jar of olives large with lemon and bay leaves. The olives were perfect. Can't wait to go back and try the shish taook

Great spices, cheeses, olives. Service friendly and helpful…read moreI've been shopping here for years, very consistent quality

Love to shop there. Beautiful workers. Olive oils , Nuts and Cheese. Plus spices in wood barrels…read more Reminds me of being back home in South Carolina.

On a visit to Brigantine we needed a place for breakfast and since we are dieting, we really didn't…read morewant anything that was heavy on the bread side. We explained our situation to someone we assume was the owner and they were very willing to custom make a breakfast for us that met our needs. other people in our group went here for breakfast and lunch at various times and we're also very impressed. It is a very welcome addition to Brigantine.

Yummy sandwiches and salads. Plus a cool store filled with unique food items to browse while you…read morewait

UPDATE--I have since located the additional parking-located on the side of the store, thus I now…read moreshop here more often than I already did. Tripe for menudo? pork for Pozole, beef for bbq or birria tacos--- THIS is the place to go... I also love that they have most of the hispanic spices and brands that my Nana used when cooking for delicious meals for us growing up. Tamale season is fast approaching and this is my place to shop for all my cooking and baking holiday needs, masa, cheese, husks, meat, chilis and spices. Alos, I am lazy and do not want to bake my own pan dulce until Christmas time, so I buy it here!! Take the time to look around and shop, you might even find new items to try out.

Los cajeros deberían tener retroalimentación hacia como tratar a los clientes ,sobre todo con los…read morellamadas telefónicas, son malcriados y no responden amablemente. No es posible que te cuelguen la llamada bruscamente, hay muchas personas que desean trabajar y tienen experiencia en atención al cliente.

LOVE this place! It's family owned which I absolutely love supporting, plus they have everything I…read moreneed at a fairly good price, especially for imported goods. Great variety of foods from across Europe. I have family that's Russian/Polish and am able to find a lot of things I'm familiar with and know/love. Great variety of farmer cheese that I use for syrniki, along with vanilla sugar! :)) (& grechka, my beloved!) My one only teensy complaint, but some could view this as a positive, is that because it is food from ALL over Europe the percentage of Russian/Polish food is tiny. I notice mostly Bulgarian, Greek and a lot of southern European food. However, most of the time I am too lazy to go to NetCost or Petrovsky and Euro Market has what I need anyways and it's a better shopping experience. Tiny place but filled to the brim! My boyfriend likes the pre-made food/sandwiches. I would recommend you come here if you're looking for a lovely family owned European market with kind staff who truly love their shop!

Always has what I need to make the Greek dishes my MIL loves!! Only thing is that I wish they had…read morethe spinach pies more!

I really enjoyed my time in this shop. I was able to find a few things…read moreI have been wanting and couldnt find anywhere else. The staff was very friendly. I did go yesterday but it seems like they are either closed or have moved can someone elaborate please. It is really sad to loose this shop. Thank you again

From the owner: Turkish Market, Halal Meat, Grocery, Bakeryread more

I was in a dire emergency - one of the main ingredients for a Filipino dish was missing, and it was…read morea Sunday afternoon and my go to little tiny Asian grocery was likely closed. Off to trek here, realizing it'd been quite a while since I last wandered in. First off, I could not find anybody to help me look for my ONE item I needed. By luck, I took a wild guess and found the aisle I needed to go, but of course, of this particular brand's 15 items, the one I wanted was sold out. Nonetheless, I decided to poke around and saw that up front, they had a few fresh bakery items like Filipino lumpia and sia pao. Good to know if I ever have a craving.

Sun Seng Supermarket is in a small strip center of mostly Vietnamese shops, this one being the…read morelargest. Even so, it is small for a supermarket and shows its age. While there were nice sized produce and seafood sections, the aisles are stacked high with boxes atop the shelves. Everything looks like they have been there for a while. We were looking for a few specific things (bean noodles, dark soy sauce, mango, roast duck). We found everything after a bit of searching, but had to pay attention to the "Sell by" dates, as many things were on the old side of the street. Ended up with Thai noodles, Chinese soy, and Indonesian cookies. The half roast duck was delicious and cleavered well into chunks of meat and fat with rich savory flavor. Service was adequate, although no one on the floor knew how to smile, nor make customers feel welcome. There are much better Asian markets in Heavy Chill and Philly. Not a place I would visit a second time.

Whole spices. Hot food. Snacks. Frozen and shelf stable items from South Asia and the middle east…read more What else you need? This spot has been a godsend for finding all the spices I need to keep my home kitchen stocked. For reference, here's just a small slice of what I regularly pick up from International Foods and Spices because I cook way too much pho, jerk chicken, lemongrass beef, and al pastor: Allspice Clove Cumin Annatto/Achiote Cinnamon (both cassia and regular) Coriander Various peppercorns Anise Star Anise Bay leaf Garam masala whole spice mix (and preground) Fenugreek (methi) Dried peppers Kashmiri chili powder ... and much much more! That's not even counting the staples like tahini, ghee, and various nuts, grains, dried beans, and other things. The only thing I'd say I wish they had more of was a better fresh herb selection. One quarter to half of the flavor in my cooking comes from fresh herbs, and if they had thai basil, mint, and other things like that regularly, it'd truly be a one stop shop for flavor. If you make flavorful food, International Food and Spices has got your back. And pick up a samosa and some saag while you're at it.

I love their selection and prices, both for staples and spices as well as prepared and easy prep…read morefoods. I go make the trip to West Philly about once a month to stock up.