I like that they have a lot of fruits and vegetables that I grown up eating. Mixed cultures also. It's a 1st place I used to go all the time to go grocery shopping for my Asian food to buy that I cook for my kids. Each day we have different foods from different countries. Pilipino foods Chinese foods Japanese foods Korean foods Thai foods Vietnam's food And many more

So good! And if you bring your child outside the store is where toys are at! That's where I got my Kuromi backpack. The backpack was sooo good!

As one of the largest specialty grocery stores in all of Houston, Viet Hoa (越華) puts the "super" in supermarket. Their inventory of imported goods is vast, but they also have quality produce and meats, along with great seasonal and cultural displays all throughout the year. As far as Asian markets go, Viet Hoa is as extensive as they come. It may not look like much from the outside, but the place is enormous. It can be overwhelming for first timers, but once familiar, it's a playground of Asian goods in every direction. The staff works hard at staying efficient: keeping the aisles well stoked and the check-out lines moving quickly. Most of them speak Vietnamese and there are some that speak Chinese and Spanish. I would recommend for anyone looking for something specific to pull up a photo on the phone first before asking. The selection of rice, instant noodle, and snacks, is pretty impressive. I think their butchered meats are also good, as is the fresh seafood selection. They have an excellent dedicated frozen aisle area and the produce has practically everything. There are areas that are sectioned off by country and its goods. The only thing that is not great is their hot foods / bakery / deli area. The banh mi is pretty mediocre and the hot foods selection is a notch below that. I haven't fared well having lunch here and much of the hot foods are salty and disappointing. I would recommend avoiding it entirely, but there seems to be someone almost always trying to order their Siu Mei BBQ. They also have things beyond food. There is a selection of Vietnamese ao dai, along with a limited variety of other items like musical instruments, plants, and traditional Asian decor. There is also some eastern medicinal products for display and a gift shop area. Parking isn't a problem and they accept credit card. There are plenty of check out stations and it's never been so crowded in here that I couldn't shop. Viet Hoa is an easy option for a one-stop Asian market shopping.

Growing up my default Asian Grocery store was Hong Kong. It was newer, it was closer, but now Viet Hoa is closer and actually much cleaner. We come here right after church on Sunday's to pick up our Asian veggies and Chinese BBQ. Their roasted pork is one of the best in the city!

Bigger and better than the one in cyfair. Lots of other good stuff in the strip mall as well. Nice alternative to Hong Kong market.

I don't care if this place isn't the cleanest, it was just nice seeing that I can find majority of everything you need and for a pretty decent price. They sold a lot of food items to include multiple restaurants that sell roast pig and roast duck, banh mi sandwiches, fried fish, and many more. They sell ingredients you don't normally find anywhere else such as the specific butter for banh mi sandwiches or the dipping fish sauce for spring rolls, etc. They have cheap fresh or live fish and they also sell clothes and furniture. The parking lot is huge and staff are very friendly.

Review for the Ca Nuong (baked fish) in the deli/food court area. My aunt told me it's base for first come first serve basis. Under $30 comes with fish sauce and just reheat in oven. My picky chef aunt and parents approve this short cut for ca Nuong rolls versus going to Jasmine or Saigon Pagolac.

Clean and organized Asian supermarket! You can find everything you might need here, from standard Asian groceries, condiments, specialty snacks, kitchenware, alcohol, fresh produce, meats, seafood, and gifts (including Asian clothing and gift baskets). It can get busy, so if you need helping finding an item, it might be hard to track down an employee. There are many check out lines that move pretty quickly. I also like that they offer the smaller shopping baskets on wheels. These are more convenient for me when I'm rushing in for a few items and need to more easily navigate through some of the narrow aisles. This is hands down my go-to place for Lunar New Year gift needs. They offer so much, from fresh or silk flowers, ornaments, money envelopes, ready made baskets, and endless chocolates and cookies -- all beautifully wrapped and reasonably priced!