Hong Phat Supercenter

This was my first time visiting Hong Phat Market, and it happened to be at their newly opened location. From the moment I walked in, the store felt very spacious and well organized. There’s a great variety of deli items, baked goods, and drinks to choose from. I was especially impressed by the huge selection of fruits and vegetables, along with many imported goods from Vietnam, including household items like hats, pots, pans, and even traditional Vietnamese clothing. Overall, it was a fun and enjoyable first visit, and I’ll definitely be back next time I’m down in Oregon.

Typical southeastern grocery store, Very big, but sections were not not well organized. Price was very reasonable, a lot of selections, most products were from Vietnam and China. A lot of parking spots.

Vast selection, massive space. And best to all: the price, which for me felt like they didn't get memos about inflation and tariff. I love it! They also have prepared food in the Bakery section, as well as a small food court of really affordable prepared Viet food. Workers are nice. The place is clean and well organized. Bring lots of bags to pack your loots. Sometimes the have a promotion where you get 1 free something after spending 50$. This week I got a huge juicy watermelon so, score!

Used to be Walmart so this is an immense venue. Easily the largest Asian Super Market in the entire Oregon. Very impressive inventory. Within 10 minutes, at least four associates asked if we needed help. That's top notch customer service, even rarer in the Asian community. The pre-cooked meals are such convenience. Young lady at check-out were extremely friendly and went out of her way to carefully box our grocery without being asked. Highly recommend this store to all.

Huge selection of Asian foods but a bit disorganized. This warehouse is so massive it honestly feels a bit disorientating trying to find the specific item you are looking for. For ex. As I was wandering the massive produce section, stumbled upon three separate bins of orange dispersed throughout, so it almost feels like I'm scavenging for food when trying to shop. There's at least 4 aisles of snacks and two massive fridges of drinks, as well as a massive ready to eat dessert section as well, so if ur looking for something new to try this could be the place for you. But for staples that I normally get, I'd go to a smaller market just for convenience. There's also an office space, food court, and beauty supply store in the supercenter, and the right side of the supercenter is used as storage. I also tried out the food court and it was disappointing. There's only one store in the food court, which I will say sells a variety of Vietnamese food and drink, but with a title of food court I was expecting at least 3 different restaurants/stores selling food. They had ready to eat meals, drinks and even chopped fruit. Unfortunately, when we came at 1 pm, the chicken and rice dish that we wanted as well as the Thai tea was already sold out. They also had no napkins available but food itself was okay. Kinda mid food court

They took over an empty Walmart and turned it into an Asian Market, they have too many items to mention but the highlights were fresh fish, oysters, Asian alcohol, every kind of sauce and vinegar you can imagine and ever kind of rice. Be prepared to walk. Low prices on everything. Go and explore.

The selection is tremendous, I like it during Lunar New Year