Tung Fong is a partnership with an Apothecary and Dr. Zheng, OMD. Best to call to make an…read moreappointment with Dr. Zheng who, upon diagnosis, will write a prescription and you then fill it with the apothecary. Of course they sell the automatic electric herb cookers seen everywhere Traditional Chinese Medicine is practised. Location: at the historic corner of Waverly and Clay Streets in Old Chinatown, SF.

I waited 2 hrs only because I was a walk-in not knowing what I wanted. I told him I had high blood…read morepressure and cholesterol. He gv me some herbs.

The store lady is friendly. The doctor is professional and transparent about dosage, price, etc. I…read morewill definitely come back.

Came here with my acupuncturist's recommendations written out in Yin Pin. (Chinese written in…read moreEnglish letters) The herbalist translated for himself on the paper, and was able to take my order, and tell me how much it would be per bag. I got three bags worth and am happily boiling my herbs now. It's not always easy to get around in Chinatown when you don't speak the languages, so I'm relieved to know I have found a friendly and reliable source.

Half year ago, my herbal doctor recommended me to buy herbs in Ellision. It's a neat herbal store…read morewith a huge selection of herbs and patterned medicine. Their herbs are clean, with good quality, yet with reasonable price! These mean a lot to a herbal store, if you ever bought any herbs before.. Almost every time when I went there, it has a lot of customers; their stuffs are sincere, always very busy packing the formulas with care, yet as time goes by, you will find them are very friendly and helpful! Last week, I need to process some herbs, they asked me waited for a few minutes until they finished their jobs on hands; then a tall guy helped me grind the medicine into very fine powers. Hope they keep up a good work! Thumbs up to Ellision!

I went in there optimistic; but after I approached the cashier asking questions, didn't receive…read moreguidance on any of the items in the store. He came off as rude. I should of taken an interpreter. I just purchased 2 teas; Immunity and Women's Treasure Soups. I will Google how to prepare them, as there are no instructions.

Bought a quarter pound of ginseng here and the woman who helped me was helpful. I didn't know what…read morekind of ginseng to get but she was patient with going through the different kinds that they had in store. She picked out a few of the longer ginsengs for me and offered to cut them up. She even sealed it in a bag which is perfect because it was meant to be a gift. I also bought a box of Ginseng Korean Tea. They have quite a lot of herbs and medicines here that you can buy per pound. I would definitely make the trek up here again.

Usually don't write reviews for others but this is for my dad since he doesn't use Yelp. My dad…read morecame in with my sister today to buy herbs for my mom. After the purchase, my dad didn't know how to prepare the medication and asked for help but he was ignored and brushed away. My sister saw this and got really upset and got bitchy (lack of a better word), with them and thats what got their attention but they were still rude. My sister asked how long do you boil the herbs for and they said, "Well obviously not for over a hour". Well duh but how LONG? that answer doesn't help at all. Why bother saying that. I wouldn't recommend coming here as this isn't the only herbal medicine shop in chinatown. Both my dad and sister speak Chinese, so language was not an issue.

Located in a busy area of Chinatown on Jackson St, Tung Shing Trading Co is a nice little shop full…read moreof traditional Chinese herbs, medicine, and specialty items. There is a wide selection of dried herbs and items that can be paid for my weight. The workers are helpful in suggesting the right items for you in case the over abundance of options can be a bit overwhelming.

My mom enjoyed going into the shop and she said it looked a little fancier than other places…read more Unsure if they charge a lot for their stuff. Their big dried shrimp is tasty!

I love this Chinese Herb store. They provide a wide selection of Chinese herbs at reasonable…read moreprices. Some items available in bulk presentation. So you can buy any amount you desire. There are fresh dried oysters that are great for soups. Nice selection of teas. I live in Los Angeles and I would make a special to San Francisco to buy my herbs from Fong Seng Company

This is a place where you can get your bulk Chinese herbs and other random Asian items and…read moregroceries. There are items like sea cucumbers, dried scallops, Chinese medicine, etc. They are also helpful if you need someone to take the items out of the bulk containers and weigh them for you. Prices are fair.

I have visited here a few times and purchased some herbs from them. They have been opened for…read morebusiness since mid to late 2016. The quality of their herbs is fresh and their prices are fair. Since their prices are quite fair and reasonable, there is a high flux of customers. Therefore they constantly have to restock their inventory by receiving new herbs at least once every two weeks. Sometimes, once a week. Conclusively, their herbs are quite fresh. Oh yeah, the customer service is nice and helpful. They do have someone who speak English. Overall, I trust the quality of herbs from this store and I believed that their prices are quite fair. and reasonable.. Quality of Customer Service: 5 Stars Mindful attentiveness to Customers: 4.5 Stars Quality of Herbs: 5 Stars Best Bang For the Buck 5+.out of 5 stars Atmosphere: 5. Stars (Love the smell of herbs) # Memo to readers: Unlike the neophytes who got poisoned recently from another SF herbal business that is located on Grant Avenue. When purchasing an assortment of herbs, it helps to know the specificity of the after-effects when one starts to combine different types of herbs together. ... Know your herbal doctor well. .., Research your herbal doctor carefully. Do not conclude your decisions because someone told you so. Trust someone who knows the doctor quite well. Profile your herbal doctor by asking your trusted network. You pay for what you get. I know what I am usually purchasing and I trusted the owner,. I have done business at his other store repeatedly since 2013.

He seems to have many spices and a lot of knowledge but does not speak English. Please get a…read morereferral from a nearby practitioner so he will be more prepared to help if you only speak English.

Doctor So is amazing. Very humble & knowledgeable. I would've given 5 stars, but he's hard reach,…read morescheduling appts on the weekend are sparse and the space is very cramped. He's been here for over 40 years and has a wrath of knowledge. I had seen him once & received 3 bags of herbs & a medical diagnosis that cost me $35!! I had seen a previous doctor in Chinatown on Stockton for a month and spent over $400 in herb medical advice & had moderate progress.

I love this little grocery store tucked away in North Beach. It has a great variety of foods,…read morebrands, and even a good assortment of personal care products (if you're needing something in a pinch). The guy working on the weekends (employee? owner? not sure) is nice and polite and always has a smile when we're there. We enjoy picking up unique beer and ciders from the wide assortment in the fridges in the second half, as well as finding interesting cheeses. It's also great for the one or two things you might need that evening or snacks for later. My only complaint is I wish I lived closer so I could go a bit more often!

This convenient little shop has an excellent wine selection and lots of upscale consumable options…read more Their wine pricing is also often less than the average prices listed on Vivino. It's a grocery store, but has a bit of a boutique and rich vibe. It's one of the few places to get Mary's Chicken in the area and I have to get chocolate every time I go in there. The ambiance seems very hygienic to me, so I feel drawn into the place when I walk by. The Nature Stop has nice stuff, but my review has to be in earnest... maybe 2 or 3 stars? It's annoying that through several iterations of ridiculousness, you have to expect encountering some unnecessary and incompetent problem during each transaction. Two different cashiers didn't seem to understand the concept of tare weight. They weighed the meat with the packaging and attempted to charge me for it, despite the fact that the weight of the meat was printed directly on the packaging. I've worked in a meat department before and I have never seen that kind of inept behavior. It's insulting to the customer. So at the present time, the 2021 Domaine Bousquet Malbec is $11.99 here. The cashier scanned it and it came up as zero. He joked that it was free, but then had the audacity to offer me the obviously more expensive reserve price of $16.99, like the reserve one right next to it, and laughed in my face. I passed as I knew that Trader Joe's has the exact same thing for $9.99. Tonight, the Elysian 'tiger beer', listed at $13.99, rang up at $17.99, the same as their space dust. I passed, but they should at least have offered to have honored the price they had printed out for customers to read. The Space Dust IPA at S&S Market, one block away, was $15.99, so I bought it there and got to pet their cat too. It's a bit of a first world problem, but I didn't notice until being at home that my $6.25 chocolate bar, which is more than I made hourly when younger, was comprised of the wrong variety. I grabbed the chocolate bar behind the front one, to avoid the most touched one. It is a berry chocolate bar instead of the ginger one, and it's great, but still, the employees should be better at recovery. I was one of about two people in the store and it was not busy. I recommend going to this place to get ideas. Double check all the prices and shop around, but they have great merchandise. My suggestion to the owner is to install a self-checkout. The guy stocking merchandise was very helpful tonight with my bags.