Snacks

Fantastic selection of hard-to-find items and cookware. Most of the staff are kind, but if you approach the fish or meat counter speaking English, they will often have to call to the back for someone to take the order. That is not a bad thing in and of itself, but can make it difficult to get quick and easy service. That being said, it is a welcoming enough place that not speaking one of any of the multitude of languages you can hear there is no impediment to the shopping itself, and if anything, gives the place more personality.

Dropped in on this Chinese market after getting a recommendation from a friend. They all the usual vegetables, fruits, meats, seafood, condiments, sauces, rice and noodles that you would want. I did find a bottle of Malaysian hot sauce that I like a lot, but somehow is not all that common. The prices are reasonable. Like most Chinese markets, it could be cleaner and more brightly lit. It must be a cultural thing, LOLS. There was also a Chinese buffet where you get a bite to eat for lunch or take out. The buffet was not especially attractive, but if you are hungry, it waill do. There a section offering some bakery goods. The roast pork bun I took home was very tasty. Unfortunately I, this place is quite a far trip for me, but I'll drop in when I visit family in the area.