Price went up but it's only 50c most of the items are still in very good prices. You can't find…read moreIcecream here..... drinks are better buy in Chinatown, pl follow my reviews youll know where to buy them. Friendly, non judgmental vibes it's old fashioned style inside. You can enjoy shopping. Tofu price $1.50 is amazing! It's located across from The Post Office you don't miss any opportunities coming at this store.

Tsingtao CANS in cases for $28. This is the only place I know that sells them in Chinatown NYC…read more When I am in the need to restock the fridge with a good tasty beer. I go here. Such a small gem in the wall, you'd walk by not knowing of the good selection of stuff here.

This is my favorite grocery store in Chinatown. It's small -- much smaller than, say, Honk Kong…read moreSupermarket, with aisles that North-Going and South-Going Zaxes would definitely have trouble navigating. But the long-time staff are far nicer than at all the big supermarkets, products are generally much less expensive, and I'm convinced there is some sort of portal to a different dimension in this store because Grand Century Market manages to carry just about every dry good under the sun and more, despite its small footprint. A few offerings that jumped out at me on a recent visit: sugar free pineapple cakes; sugar free, vegan oyster sauce; honeysuckle tea; frozen rice cakes for savory stirfries in both the cylindrical cut and oval cut; enormous pomelos for a pittance; salted duck eggs; whole tapioca; sesame seed, walnut, and peanut powders; and all the varieties of silken and pressed, baked tofus that make my heart go pitter patter. There's also a good variety of frozen dumplings and dim sum standards in the freezer section, fresh produce towards the front, and lots of toys and candies, which I'm sure are quite a draw for students from nearby schools. (But by far the most interesting thing that jumped out at me: the adorable house tabby patrolling the joint! :) There's no embedded fishmonger or butcher in this market as there are at HK and NY Supermarkets. No complaints in my book as I prefer to visit specialty vendors for those items anyway and there are a number just a block away to the west of the Grand / Chrystie Street stop.

This side of Grand Street is slugfest of competing grocers, all varying just a tad or matching…read moresimilar items in price. Grand Century doesn't stand out much but serves as a solid option when all other places have failed. I've learned that calling ahead of time is a simply a waste of time. Calling ahead doesn't guarantee any items as they don't put a hold on anything, it's first come first serve. I already feel bad for most of the English-only speakers, since only the people in the front can speak it but not without some limitation. One redeeming quality of this place is the fact it's relatively close to the B/D subway. That makes this place a good place for a quick shop and go instead of grocery hopping for price comparisons.

((4.25 stars)) New…read moreKam Man is a convenient and accessibly Asian grocery store parked on Canal Street. there are variety of grocery items for the fridge, freezer, and pantry plus there are houseware like dishes and such. there is a fairly large sections of sauces and spices as well as sections of snack foods and candies. the layout can be confusing at first but the staff generally can get you to stuff you're looking despite limited English like i was looking for black garlic and eventually found it with the help of a staffer. most of downstairs is a total mix off stuff from housewares to teas to noodles and more snack items. there are a roast meat + rice counter upstairs if you're looking for hot food to go. while this store is very much from a much older NYC / Chinatown, it's relatively neat and well-maintained. for me, it's a great store when you are looking for random Asian ingredients that a mainstream grocery won't carry. worth taking a spin through it if to just see the random varieties of snacky eats of you're walking around Chinatown and need some calories.

It's been quite a while since my last review hehehe, and Kam Man has gone through some changes with…read moreregards to the space upstairs. It also looks like they no longer have the restaurant toward the back on the left hand side. But, they still have downstairs - one of my happy places...a place I like to wander among the housewares and teas. If only I had more kitchen cupboard space... If you love tea, come check it out! I love their variety of teas - it's amazing, and I'm always intimidated by the ones in the huge glass jars!

Formerly Dynasty (now Hong Kong Supermarket or Mon Chong), this place underwent a considerable…read morefacelift. At first, I thought they'd closed down part of the store last year and made it much much smaller. That appeared to be just a temporary change, as they reopened most of the store behind it with new areas for the fish market, a downstairs filled with dry goods and candy, and new aisles for cold and frozen goods. Overall, I'm not sure of the current layout if it's better or not, but I do like having a full-fledged supermarket back on the block. Still okay on the prices, but you can often find seafood at a dedicated seafood store cheaper, and vegetables I'd still go down by the Manhattan Bridge. But still, not too bad.

If I'm in Chinatown, this is definitely one of the grocery stores I visit. It's got tons of stuff,…read morethough as others have mentioned, nothing like 99Ranch on the West Coast. So the reason I am writing, so apparently, Dynasty really is going to be renovating. They were giving 10% off a couple of months ago because of 'renovation' purposes, but then never saw the renovations. Now they are seriously renovating, I think, it's 20% off, and they have no live fish, half the frozen section was gone, and the fridge section and produce were not to be found. I did pick up a ton of canned goods, which I then later regretted when I was walking home carrying all my goodies, but definitely worth it. And for 20% off, can't complain. Just don't go expecting a full service grocery store while they are renovating. I tried asking how long, or when they would be renovating. Couldn't get an answer, if someone has answers, please post.

Interesting and eclectic selection of items- but they had the item we weren't able to…read morefind anywhere else in the city

At last! This supermarket sells many ingredients to cook Singaporian and Malaysian cuisine. We…read morefound different flavors of kaya coconut spreads (a breakfast staple in Singapore) and lemon/lime leaves (the only supermarket I know that sells this!). They also sell Black & White Evaporated milk (best ingredient for hong kong milk and coffee), award-winning Chaokoh Thai coconut milk (good for curry and anything), and lots of snacks including authentic Macau egg rolls, etc. See pictures. Super happy.

Decent selection of produce/goods, very good prices, and the roast duck/pork here is surprisingly…read moregood. Not as big as Hong Kong Supermarket but way more organized and less chaotic, one of my go-to Chinese supermarkets in Chinatown.

I went to New York Mart years ago and bought a piece of fish. I took it home and cooked it…read more(partially by boiling and microwaving it). It tasted so good. It was an oily fish. It was the oil that made the fish mouth-watering. I haven't been able to buy the same fish ever again.

TNT Liquidators gets new merchandise from Costco on Wednesdays. They get new products weekly…read moreaccording to staff. What I like about this place is that there are lots of snack available. Make sure you check the expiration dates. I was able to snag some Biscoff cookies the ones you get from the airlines as snacks with beverage that they serve you on the plane. Got a container filled with assortment of Pistachio cookies. They sold these at Costco. Also, got a travel umbrella for my next adventure. Found prices to be reasonable and less costly at TNT Liquidators than if you went to shop at BJ's or Costco. Will be back again to search for more bargains. Happy shopping.

The selection is hundreds of thousands of items and it changes every week. The specials are upfront…read moreon the right in the shopping basket, but as you go through the aisles, they have more specials you can't go wrong here. They will also assist in bringing your items to the car. If you're very nice to them the cashiers are terrific whether it's in English or in Spanish or Caribbean what a wonderful delight to come here Parking is on the street. I have yet to find a spot in front. I'm usually 1 to 2 blocks away, but you can always bring your car and they will assist in loading your car. I bought many whole cranberry sauces from Ocean Spray today enough to last me probably until 2035 Thanksgiving days whole berries, wonderful, and ocean spray they have many cereals. The price is half of what you would pay in the market sauces and also they have detergent and items for your car all at discounted prices of course when you go through the checkout, there's many candies on your left and on your right and how can you refuse them friendly nice cheerful very helpful. The thing is you know it's not gonna be there next week so better buy 100 items this week. They also have microwaves at times and refrigerators. Little small ones but everything changes as I said before it's in mass, Perth, a very safe neighborhood and they are open seven days a week come by and say hi because the value is just super.

I'm so glad I discovered this well above average discount store - I've quickly become a regular and…read moredepend on the wonderful selection of frozen items - pizza, lean cuisine, ice cream, etc. which are reasonably priced. I'm also a big fan of the shoes/clothes - again - very well priced, and picked up some Zara and Champion branded shirt and shirt dress, respectively. I was shocked to get a well priced pair of shoes that look beautiful and are super comfortable. Lastly, they have every department you can imagine - and the service is wonderful.

Good dollar store full of random mostly name brand items. Recently found organic oat Creamer by…read moreElmhurst for $3.99 best by date was not expired. Retails for $7.99 usually. Highly recommend