Chinese Food Stores & etc.

[tonado]

I have been going to H-Mart in Burlington, MA on Friday. The place is very clean and it has good Korean food. Plenty of seafood selection. Also, I like food sampling there on weekend. However, parking is very tough on weekend.

[Yuanyang]

99 Ranch in Plano, TX (Spring Creek Pkwy and US 75) opened last year and is as big as any "American" grocery store.

Mei Hua Supermarket at Coit and Park Plano,TX is Closed

Edited October 27, 2011 by Yuanyang (see edit history)

[teeb57]

I haven't found anything for the Detroit Ann Arbor area. Does anyone have a suggestion?

[dnoblett]

I haven't found anything for the Detroit Ann Arbor area. Does anyone have a suggestion?

Have you tried Google maps?

 

https://www.google.com/maps/search/asian+supermarket/@42.4556249,-83.2196765,10z

[tsap seui]

We just got back from our first trip to an Asian market we found out about in our area. It's a few miles east of youse, up in State College, Pa, home of Penn State Nitty Lions. Great market, my wife was like a lil' kid in a candy store with a pocket full of cash. Last time I saw her smile like that was.....opps, this IS a family show.

 

Good luck to you and your search. For pert near one year we've had to drive a couple of hours down to the DC area to get real Asian food stuffs. Became friends with a Hong Kong owner of a small restaurant and he turned us on to this place. Better selection, half the price than the city.

[Doug]

Fellas, I started something then lost a big bunch of interest and divorced later. When I am up to it and have time, I will try to organize this, like I wanted to originally, so a feller or filly can just take a glance in the first few posts. Had a deal with The Don I believe it was back then. But will talk to you later on that mods...

 

In Plano, TX: Ex likes the store at Legacy and 75. Sometimes uses the 99 store a little further South.

 

I still like the one in Arlington with the old tile on the floor and fish smell. Later.

[Yuanyang]

I haven't found anything for the Detroit Ann Arbor area. Does anyone have a suggestion?

Have you tried Google maps?

 

https://maps.google....arkets&t=m&z=11

 

You might also consider slumming over to the Indian or Middle Eastern markets. But should have most of the same spices and lots of fresh veggies. As Dan suggested check with Google.

[dnoblett]

Discovered this online retailer, get snacks and other essentials.

 

http://www.miibox.com/en/

[dnoblett]

Fellas, I started something then lost a big bunch of interest and divorced later. When I am up to it and have time, I will try to organize this, like I wanted to originally, so a feller or filly can just take a glance in the first few posts. Had a deal with The Don I believe it was back then. But will talk to you later on that mods...

 

In Plano, TX: Ex likes the store at Legacy and 75. Sometimes uses the 99 store a little further South.

 

I still like the one in Arlington with the old tile on the floor and fish smell. Later.

Yep, I have been there a few times, is a good sized market.

[wawster]

There are two good sized Asian markets in the Overland park area near Kansas City. One is called 888, and the other is called Pan-Asia. 888 has been around for a number of years, and is a very large supermarket - good prices and good selections. I'd say it is three times the size of a Wal-Mart grocery section. Rose loves to go there. It also has a restaurant to eat lunch or take out, and a section of the store for cookware and other essentials. Pan-Asia is new- less than a year old, and it also very large. It is almost as large as 888. The selections are quite good, but less than 888, and the prices a bit more expensive. either way, there's a good selection here in the southern KC area.

 

888 International Market: 10118 W 119th St,

Pan Asia: 11940 Metcalf Ave

Edited August 18, 2016 by dnoblett
Added G-Map links (see edit history)