They are the only ones in Manhattan Chinatown where I can find 菜籽油 caiziyou roasted rapeseed oil for Sichuan cooking. Only carry one or two kinds though, wish they would source a better cold-pressed organic brand. Still better than nothing. Also one of the only places I can find big packs (230g) of Yibin 碎米芽菜 suimiyacai. The 甜面酱 tianmianjiang they carry is not the Sichuan kind, it has soybean in it, more like other regions' sweet bean paste. So they don't have everything, but if you are looking for Sichuan ingredients I keep searching the other markets (rarely any luck at HK Supermarket or Po Wing Hong) and I have the best luck with this grocer. Also lots of rice, noodle options, I wish they had more pickled peppers. Not bad, and very busy meat/seafood section downstairs so I would trust them...
Read moreI come here all the damn time, I absolutely choose ONLY to come to this one! Even though it's not as big as the others, this one just makes me comfortable. It's not as crowded, which means you can actually get around and pick your veggies. There's 2 floors, the basement holds all the meat, seafood, veggies, and whatnot, the ground floor contains the dry provisions.--OH OHHH and there’s a wall that has photographs+ concise descriptions of their thieves hahaha! ---- Some cashiers do not know how to pack the groceries into bags, don't mind them... One other thing I got to say is they have very durable, high quality bags for your...
Read moreThe female employee Changle in the fruit department of this supermarket has a very bad attitude. She forces customers to buy things and if they refuse to buy, she starts swearing at them. She also keeps gossiping behind their backs and keeps saying, "Go and complain, I'm not afraid." The employees think that the boss will not punish her, so she becomes more and more excessive and swears very harshly. I hope the boss can educate the employees seriously and warn them to be careful with their words and not to affect others' mood...
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