The Eastern medicine doctor who works here is fantastic and experienced. My mother completely…read moretrusts the owner. My son, my Caucasian husband and I have all used tonics from here to great effect. They are reasonable and almost miraculous.

I was feeling stressed at work and couldn't find a way out. After consulting with Master Or (he…read moresimply pulsed me and looked at my tongue, eye and face along with some questionings to diagnose my condition), he gave me a prescription for some natural, homeopathic herbal remedy that I cook on an pot. It didn't taste like gourmet but the healing started to take effect and cumulative over a period of a few weeks. The cost for the herbal remedy was reasonable and carefully apportioned. I highly recommended this place and had brought some co-workers over who experienced relieve as well. I need to revisit simply to confirm that my health has improved to a point where I do not need further treatment.

This place is huge!! Way bigger than it looks from the outside. The everything store for the…read moreChinese community, from high-end tea, tea sets, herbal remedies, appliances, pots, massage tools, cook nutritional books, and tons of wine. I can't tell the difference in price of this vs other herbal stores, but I definitely know it's department store large though. Mandarin and Canto speaking staff. I don't know if they'll be able to speak English since cashier I interacted with didn't. Took me a while to find this in West 626 area: Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa but as individual to go packets $8.99 vs whole glass jar. He's with soothing the throat, etc. They didn't have a different brand Chinese pear flavor cough drops here though. Also got soup herbal ball thing too for $1.99.

For over a year, my sister has been on this quest for an elusive ingredient used to make (depending…read moreon your receipe) Won Ton Filling and/or the broth for your Won Tons. One of her BF's mother shares many of the old school Canto recipes that neither my sister and I have printed generation family recipes for. My sister was told about an ingredient called "Flounder Powder" that I researched and found it's one of those key ingredients needed to give your Won Ton fillings and/or broth that something-something you can kinda identify but can't figure out what that flavor is. After a year of asking FB Canto recipe pages and other Asian Foodies group, I gave up. I either had to order the powder out the USA or on Amazon for a ridiculous price for the amount. I tried again this past December and Googled Flonder Powder once more. This time, a local Asioan store was omne of the search results and since we were already in the area, we made a small detour to Wing Hop Fung located in Monterey Park, CA. Parking here is easy and not stressful. There is multiple Asian businesses located in this strip mall as well. My wife and youngest son decided to stay in the car while my sister, her hubby and I went into the store. The main reason my wife and son stayed behind is they are not used to the sometimes overwhelming smells that almost all Asian grocery stores have. When I entered Wing Hop Fung, the first thing I immediately noticed was the complete lack of any smell from preserved goods, dried foods, herbs etc. As I looked around by the entrance, there were barrels of dried, preserved mushrooms, seafood and othe dried Asian delicacies and it was completely odorless anywhere in that store. The elusive, almost mythical Flounder Powder is located behing the counter where the dried foods are. A salesperson manning this area will weigh out how much you want. During my late Dec. 2025 visit, the current pricing for the Flounder powder was $25.99 a pound. Your purchased amount is sealed in a plastic bag. As for the rest of the store, I was at a loss for words. There were sections for Asian branded cookware, rice cookers and other kitchen appliances. It was nice to see so many models offered for rice cookers, hot water dispensers etc. There is also manuy aisles dedicated to porcelain dishware. There was a big section devoted to tea: loose leaf, cakes, and a tea tasting bar as well. They also had a herbal medicine area where they can make different tonics for soups, drinking and so on. There is a large area for Asian branded medicines, tonics, ointments and other health care supplies. This store also carries a lot of fine bottles so wine. One cooler had bottles of wine priced at $40,000. They also had a large assortment of hard liquor, liquers, & sake, whiskies, Baiju and so much more. I really could've spent a lot of time in this store perusing each are more closely but dinner reservations were approaching and I would end up spending a lot of money here if I was was left unchecked. If you ever need to obtain Flounder Powder, a vast selection of loose or caked teas or just want to check out a really interesting Asian grocery store, you need to stop by here.

Very rude racist I came in looking for A detox tea and they were really rude and racist I used…read moregoogle translate to talk to the staff and just said everything in there was for a cold or sleeping she didn't give me suggestions or anything I was really disappointed I drove in traffic here excited to get some help

My wife and I came here to look at herbs and other natural remedies. We didn't get help from the…read moretwo workers at the shop. When we asked questions, they just stared but with a mean look, as if we were annoying them.

This is one of the best Chinese herb and ginseng store in the area, they are clean, high quality,…read moreand trustworthy. We can buy in person or call in to get things mailed. The store manager is friendly and sincere, she always gives us a complimentary pause check and patiently interacting with us to understand our issue and conditions. She then provides a number of helpful tips and solutions. The herb they carry are high quality at reasonable prices. They also carry many health food, such as a tea for diabetes which works well for me. We really appreciate their service and will keep coming back.

I started to trust this place a little more than my local acupuncturist. After having my 3rd baby,…read moreI kinda half-assed the postpartum recovery that I did for my body after my first 2 kids...(for many Asians like Chinese postpartum is no joke. I took it as a joke but learned my lesson the hard way. Staying warm, not using cold water to wash hands, not drinking or eating cold stuff, staying away from using the AC for a few months. Because supposedly after you have a baby all your bones are cracked wide open and vulnerable to cold stuff to get in, trapped, and make you suffer later.) My body was in a very horrible condition even 1-2 years after childbirth. Just a little spoon of ice cream or any cold food brought about a headache almost instantaneously and overall bad feeling, there was no more ice cold smoothies, bapbimsoo, ice coffee, none of that! I drank hot Americanos even on the hottest days, steam coming out of my head and sweat dripping down my temples. Although my acupuncturist put me on the hot infrared bed to "beat the cold out" of my body a few times as well as using the needles, the red korean ginseng ($35 a bottle/ yes cheaper than amazon so don't everyone rush in here at once or i may no longer get it here at this humble price lol) this place staff recommended me really helped in kicking that plague of cold out of the ballpark. Just a tiny spoon (half a teaspoon?) everyday (I think the the daughter said), and see if it energizes you. If so, then you can keep on taking it she said. It did, and after about 3-4 months, people said I looked much better, I felt much better, and I snuck in my first iced americano without a hiccup! Still I stay away from cold food and drinks on most days because I don't want to take too many steps backward just for a brief moment on paradise, but it's a big difference to have that option open up for me again! (Note: it did give me a huge appetite boost in the beginning so no matter how much I ate I could always have more food but that was probably what my body needed to get better. I still take it 1-3 x a week to maintain. Another thing, my kids had been coughing, like it will keep going for several coughs in the morning, and then stop for the rest of the day, and no it's not covid! Turns out as the lady in the back told me, since smog and pollution tends to linger and get stuck in the air of the San Gabriel "valley," it's good to take some herbs that "moisturize" the lungs. (润肺) She suggested making my own brew of polygonati (玉竹）apricot kernels （雙马牌）and sea coconut （海底椰)。Each pack was about $6-10 but can be used 4-8 times. She said to add some apple or pear slices and/or rock sugar to sweeten up the taste and give it to the whole family. She gave me a free medicinal pack sample to try at home. I preached this gospel to her, and I got the free sample pack for the hacking cough to try at home before I buy the next time in larger quantities, so I wouldn't say getting a free sample pack is a guarantee for everyone, but just to let you know that I happened to get a free sample pack (and perhaps why) and that ended up working out for me. Yes our coughs did get better eventually, but I'm not sure if it was because of the medicinal pack. By the way the Gospel is Jesus washed away all the sins of the world, past, present, future, at the cross 2000 + years ago, that's why the Bible says you have been perfected forever. It does not say that you have to do well and then "maybe" you'll go to heaven, it says that God has perfected us forever, that's why we'll go to heaven for sure. It's completely different. One will leave us in constant condemnation, exhaustion, and being mean to everyone with "you should have," the other will leave us free inside our hearts with joy. For us to say we have sin (is to ask Jesus to come back and die again--blasphemy! and if we say we have to perfect ourselves forever until the day we die and ask for forgiveness, that is nothing short of a demonic thought implanted by the sly and slick devil. (If you keep asking Mike to give you back your book, did Mike give it back? And if Mike already gave me the book, do I need to keep asking for it? If we already received the forgiveness of sins, then do we still need to keep on praying and asking for it? And if I am praying and asking daily for the forgiveness of my sins, does that mean I received the forgiveness of sins or not? If I have not yet received the forgiveness of sins, can the Holy Spirit come onto me, let alone dare to touch me with a 10-foot pole?) If we have any doubts always go back to the word of God: Hebrews 10:14 KJV says "For by one offering we have been perfected forever." "Oh I cannot say I'm perfect, that would be outrageous and arrogant." Who am I trusting, the word or myself? Are we more right? Then we can't accept it. However if life is tough and beats us up that we have no more strength to say no, then yes we are perfect forever, thank you Jesus. Then mission accomplished for God.

Nice and tidy assortment of many spices and sweets from Lebanon. They even have Dubai Chocolate!…read moreThe owner Nerses is kind and personable. He gifted me with a halawa pistachio! It was a crispy wafer-like roll filled with a sweet pistachio filling. I will be going back soon! Update: I got to the car and decided to get two more Dubai Chocolate bars. Nerses then shared another pistachio cookie with me! So yummy!

Great places authentic food- The service is fantastic and…read morevery amenable to help us. Great place for middle eastern and Armenian food items. Great people too

Very disappointed with my purchase at Wing Hop Fung. About three weeks ago, I spent over $700 on…read more"wild ginseng" and over $800 on bird's nest. The ginseng jar was less than half full (see photo), yet it was sold as a premium, discounted item. The quantity was extremely small for the price, and the quality did not match the cost at all--the texture was rough and not pleasant to consume. More recently, when buying tea, the staff had a bad attitude. The store usually advertises 20% off, but I was told there was no discount that day unless I bought more than 3 pounds, and even then it was only 10% off. At $149.99 per pound, that's unreasonable for an individual buyer. Pricing and promotions feel inconsistent and misleading. I recommend being very cautious and comparing elsewhere before buying.

Located at the Santa Anita mall promenade area. They have random teas and loose leaves and variety…read moreof Asian snacks.

Found this new store randomly, store is very clean and good customer service, got the ginseng,…read moreproducts has good quality, will come back again.

The owner is so nice and the sea cucumber it's really good. Highly recommend it if you are looking…read morefor honest prices and opinions.

Established in 1986…read more Wing HIP Fung Herbal & Ginseng is a traditional Chinese medicine store that focuses on herbal and ginseng products. They specialize in Traditional Chinese medicines, holistic health foods, herbs, and teas. They also have experienced herbalists on-site to assist with herbal formula recommendations. I mostly come here for my mom's herbal medicines and herbs for cooking. I love the lady that works here, she so helpful and welcoming. There may be a slight language barrier, so bring a translator friend/family member if needed. There four different locations of Wing Hip Fung Herbal & Ginseng (San Gabriel, Rosemead, and x2 in Monterey Park). This business is NOT to be confused with "Wing Hop Fung", which is similar sounding, but a different business. Cash and credit accepted. Plenty of parking.

So much to choose from in this super friendly little shop. You'll find what you need here and some…read morehard to find herbs and teas. Great prices, crazy huge selection.

My favorite spot to get fresh sugarcane juice! It is made with kumquat by default, so you have to…read morelet them know if you want it with only sugarcane.

I believe it's cash only…read more There's another sugarcane in this plaza but this one is much better. You can call ahead to place an order but they don't take too long if you order it there. They juice by the order. They speak English, Vietnamese and Canto! Parking in lot is either a ton of parking or you may need to wait for one but, it's not too bad. Nothing in between, there are lunch and dinner rushes for the restaurants in the shared plaza. Soo good on a hot day or just an after lunch sweet! Wished they stayed open later in the evening.. for an after dinner sweet.

Old Ferry is located in a small plaza with a designated parking lot…read more They have a large selection of donut flavors!! Of the donuts I ordered the stand outs for me were the Butter Pistachio and the Dubai Matcha Donut. The Butter Pistachio is a staple, offering a nutty exterior with a sweet creme filling inside. The donuts are light so you can eat a lot!! I also enjoyed the Dubai Matcha, it wasn't too sweet and had a subtle matcha flavor with a flakey interior to add to the texture. So yummy!!

I recently discovered this donut shop while looking for something beyond the usual traditional…read moreflavors and I'm glad I did. Everything I tried had just the right level of sweetness without being overpowering. I ordered: Butter Pistachio donut Crème Brûlée donut Peanut Butter & Jelly donut Peanut Butter donut Onion Sesame (2) All of the donuts were delicious, with unique flavors that really stand out. I haven't tried everything yet, but I'm definitely on a mission to come back and work my way through the menu. My all time favorite is the Onion Sesame flavor. But all in all they were all very good. Customer service was excellent, and the shop itself has a really trendy, welcoming vibe. Overall a great find!