Liên Hoa Oriental Market

Snow Lam

Oh the highlights of this market: LOL! I am notorious for doing a terrible job when it comes to rolling gổi cuốn because I cram too much into each of my rice paper rolls. So my friend would try to find the biggest size rice paper for me. This one is the biggest size I have seen so far. Rolling with rice paper roll is like trying to swaddle a baby to me. Difficult and things tend to fall out. My friends and I had too much fun browsing all the unique and good deals of cooking ingredients. I have been paying about $24-$28 per Gà Tam Vang / Đồng Nai in Orlando! It’s just $16+ here.

H Font

Very good selection of items to choose from. It's small and crowded but it's worth the visit if you are looking for those types of products. There is a good selection of sea food.

Viki Walters

This is one of my favorite places. I'm like, glow in the dark Caucasian but I love trying new recipes and I've found so many little gems from this amazing hole in the wall Vietnamese market. I make bi weekly trips to stock up on my hot chili oil, Thai basil, noodles, rice, kewpie mayo, and kimchi. They have a great selection of unique produce and an entire wall of different instant noodles. I can't recommend wandering their aisles enough!

Robert Negron

This ever expanding Asian store has most things you need. Fish and meat department disappoints though. It is however one of the rudest places to shop. Cashiers think nothing of conversing for long periods of time while you wait in line. Customers with huge carts full of product never, ever offer for you to go ahead of them if you have just one item. They have some prepared foods and snacks with a larger selection on weekends. Prices here are higher than other asian grocery stores.