Four and a half stars. A really well stocked market with Asian groceries of all sorts (China, Vietnam, Japan, etc.), housewares, and prepared foods. I shop here regularly to get Udon and soba noodles (among dozens and dozens), sesame oil, chli paste, rice. The array of choices is immense. I often buy plates to add to my growing collection, and always buy a few steamed buns. Solid inventory, great variety. Service is good enough. Really good place to shop. Plenty of parking. I recommend it.

Stopped in for some prepared food last week. Got 1/2 of a roast duck, and an order of sauteed string beans. The duck was $20, was reliably good, and it seemed like a fair price. An order of plain sauteed string beans was good, but at $14, that's not exactly a great price from a supermarket.

Hot food counter offers a good selections of Asian take out choices and roast meat. Bakery is also well stocked. The store carries a good varieties of Asian goods and vegetables. The prices are higher compare to shops in Brooklyn per se, but if you live around the area, this is your best options to find everything under one roof.

So happy I found this Asian grocery store!! We came right when it opened on a Sunday and the bakery smelled so delicious. I was amazed at the variety of fresh and plentiful baked goods! The pork bun and custard buns were sooo fluffy and delicious. We were very pleased with everything we tried (mostly purchased baked goods and prepard foods). I was even surprised to see the precooked food counter. The store was larger than expected and much cleaner than other Asian markets I've been in. It was very organized and well stocked. I enjoyed browsing through everything including the small section of home goods. Definitely recommend and will be back soon...probably tomorrow :).

Decent Asian supermarket in Jersey. More of a Chinese supermarket. They have just about anything you could want in a Chinese supermarket. That's besides the point. Their hot prepared foods are bomb and is the reason why I'm even reviewing a supermarket. Mostly traditional Chinese fare for about $11 a dish. We get a variety and have it family style and it never disappoints. They have signs in both Chinese and English. Most is grab and go so don't hesitate if you don't speak the language. They also have plenty of English speaking employees. I recommend going on Fridays or the weekends for the biggest selection of hot foods. There's not as much during the weekdays.

Kam Man is an impressive, large market featuring Asian food products. This store has been the best find for me in 2022, as it has had everything I've needed when trying new recipes. The store is well-organized, making it easy to navigate and find anything you may need. The produce section is impressive, there's always a large variety of fresh items to choose from. Their prices are very reasonable, whether it's for spices or lobster tails, you can find great bargains throughout the store. There is also a section where you can purchase prepared foods and baked goods, a great way to treat yourself after browsing the aisles.

Weekly shoppers, my partner and I have become regulars here. For us, fresh produce and certain staple items (rice, tofu puffs, dumplings, those d*mn coconut custard buns from the bakery that I'm addicted to, etc.) are what we get. Occasionally, I'll order from the hot food bar and get some entrees to go. Their eggplant is vegetarian friendly, as well as green beans. You can also get boba tea there. Tip: Go early if you want first picks of produce.