Tien Hung Complete Oriental Foods Centre

The store has a huge selection but the check out is a bit sketchy. The woman in front of me had a ton of items and I had 3. She decided to continue to check out. That’s fine. She then had an issue with one of her items which provoked a lengthy exchange with the cashier. He finally had to leave to check pricing I suppose. The line was getting very long at this point. Finally someone came to open another register and instead of asking me to come over, he waved to the next Asian person in the line to check out.
I understand cultural bias but this is a business. Try and be a little professional in those instances.

Alex Phan is the best person ever because he bring Banh Mi sandwiches for FOB every Sunday and they are the BOMB DOT COM. The end.

I used to live in San Francisco’s Chinatown and I cook mostly Thai, Lao, and Viet food at home, so I know my way around an Asian grocery, I dare say. Tien Hung is exactly the pinnacle of Viet groceries to me: rambling, somewhat worn, full of a vast variety of products, and at once perfect, trying too hard, and not quite up to speed (don’t expect great service here, even if you speak Viet).
The interior could use a good cleaning but is still sanitary; it could use better layout and lighting, too, but it works and has a loyal customer base which is really all that matters. The only complaint I really have on the sprawling yet crowded layout is the little cove of restaurant table-​ware, which is like three walls of shelves of ceramic and china dishware and little room to move. I’m pretty slim and I’ll tell you, if a larger person happened to come into this nook to select some table-​service, he/​she could easily encounter real-​life bull in the china shop issues. Those shelves also look rickety, so yeah: it’s a dishware disaster in the making. So beware. Other than that, it’s an awesome place. Rows and rows and rows of sauces, canned goods, and other needs for Viet cuisine, plus fresh fish and meat, bags of rice of any size you can possibly imagine, all manner of Asian tea (jasmine, jasmine, and more jasmine tea!), produce, frozen goods, and basically you name it and they have it. Oh: and big pots. Small woks! Rice cookers! And the fresh vegetables are mercifully well-​ordered and you can find what you’re seeking.
Also, there is a boba tea bar and they make banh mi and summer rolls in-​house for take-​out sales plus have things like grass jelly and various tofu preparations for sale. If you’re after a banh mi, while the quality is good here, you may wish to go instead to a restaurant because here you may feel you’re having a ho-​hum experience just because of the atmosphere, but if you don’t mind the bare-​basic grocery atmosphere, get what you want here and the prices are great and you’ll see the real pulse of Colonialtown, too.

Best Banh Mi in Orlando. They bake their bread in house, and make many of their other ingredients fresh as well. Mucho affordable, this place is the real deal.
I always stop here when I drive through orlando. It is a quality asian market to say the least. Their fresh herbs and vegetable section is well organized and well stocked. Especially the herbs, never seen so many kinds of mint! They sell lots of staple Vietnamese foods, many which are freshly produced in house. Such as wide flat rice noodles, steam buns, gai cuon, vietnamese sausages, tofu, soy milk.
The quality of ingredients which you can get here translates really well into any dishes you are preparing. Obviously, if you start off with fresh quality ingredients you are off to a good start with any dish, but especially Vietnamese cuisine benefits from this. Many vietnamese dishes rely on fresh or raw ingredients (such as herbs or other vegetation) to provide much of the flavor.
I love this place very much! Reminds me of the markets on my block in the Tenderloin, but this place trumps them all in terms of cleanliness, freshness, and size!

Downside, streets are narrow and parking sucks. If you’re a Viet sub lover or someone who likes to experiment with new food, I’d definitely recommend the sandwiches! Their inexpensive and affordable compared to the traditional American food chain and one or two should fill you up! The #1 or the House Special is a must but they have a variety of meats including pâté, beef, chicken, pork, etc. There’s also a buy 5 get 1 free deal so it’s convenient for a group occasion. The snack aisle and the drink bar are also something cool to check out!

The smell coming into the store is horrific. The store is somewhat overprice compared to other local Asian markets. The bakery area is the only decent/​highlight of the market.

I’m like a kid in a candy store when I go to Tien Hung. Banh Mi galore, Summer rolls made to go, home made fresh Cha lua, yummy for my tummy banh cuon, fresh Asian fruits and veggies, freshly made soy milk, made to order boba tea … And so many more delicious things to eat !!!

I came to the market to buy some vietnamese subs. It’s buy 5 get 1 free and you can mix and match the types that you want. I got the original and pork/​pork skin. Can’t go wrong with the original but they did skimp the meat with the pork/​pork skin.
They pack it to go and put all the veggies in a separate bag for you and you can assemble it at home. To heat it up, I put the sandwich in the oven for a few minutes and put my veggies in after.

Unless you are Asian, you will get treated like dirt here. The smell is incredibly overpoweringly bad which i could deal with but the customer service was the absolute worst i have ever received. Been coming sporadically for years and this will be our last time. Its dirty, disorganized, and the things we went looking for were extremely limited. I mean, how can an Asian supermarket not have tea??? Its a real shame because i used to go in and spend lots of money to try new exiting things.

When you walk in the door, you are not in the US anymore. This place has everything you could want to purchase in an Asian store… from all over. if you go in expecting an authentic asian market, you will not be disappointed. if you expect some americanized version of a store selling asian food, then you will be disappointed. Try the formosa hot beef jerky! all the spices, sauces, dishes… noodles… try. everything!

BEWARE I purchase 15 sandwiches and half were still frozen… I think they tried to defrost somewhat halfway so you can’t tell until you’re were home. ;(check your sandwiches before you leave

I wouldn’t return here. Went off a friend’s recommendation for the boba and they only have the slushies which I hate because it freezes the boba and makes its texture suck and get stuck in the straw.
I had the taro and I just was not a fan. The market itself is untidy and smells horrible and it’s just not clean at all. I couldn’t find things easily and although the people working there are nice they don’t understand a lick of English so it made getting help finding certain things impossible.
If anyone knows what flavor «pennyworth» is let me know…

I love this big store. Sure it stinks like a fish market but you can get live fish here still swimming in the water. They have a huge seafood area, hot food complete with whole pig and duck. The largest selection of rice I have ever seen, cold foods, produce, and all kinds of cooking supplies. Its like the Asian Walmart. The lunch specials sell out fast because the food is great and the prices low. There is also a bakery with fresh items all day. Try the little pastries with the tiny hot dogs and the others surrounding it. They are really good. I love the duck here and on the weekends they sell whole ducks and roast pork that is really awesome. They also give you a rebate on everything you buy there, sort of a savings program but you don’t even have to join or swipe a card its all tallied on your receipt.

I love this place! It’s smaller than most Asian markets I have been to but they have everything you need. I always buy the pre-​made banh mi and toast them up at home for a quick snack. The vanilla boba shake is awesome as well. Customer service is not that great so be prepared to walk around the aisles and look for items yourself. Good selection of prepared foods and seafood. If your in the area it’s worth a stop!
Limited parking available in the front of the store. Private lot in the back with an entrance located here as well. Great restaurants located in this strip so make a day out of your visit to Tien Hung.

It’s great fun to explore this supermarket in the very heart of Vietnam Town. It’s located between Little Saigon and Anh Hong restaurants.
Want jellyfish, duck eggs, dried anchovies, prawn crackers, salt with shrimp, an aisle-​full of noodles, teas, seaweed, prepared kimchee? They have it all and that’s only the beginning. You can also pick up banh mi sandwiches, prepared to order, including a sardine banh mi. That’s the one I must try — $ 3.00.
I love this supermarket.

My brother always gets me a banh mi sandwich here when he stops in here.
This is probably one of the few places where I will eat the traditional banh mi. The traditional meats are very flavorful. Also, I like how they separate the veggies from the to-​go sandwiches. And, the banh mi bread is definitely fresh!

Best oriental food store we’ve ever found in Florida.
Fresh fish, live crabs, more fresh Asian produce than we’ve ever seen elsewhere.
Great place to go to find your Asian groceries

Of all the Vietnamese Supermarkets in the Mills/​50 District, Tien Hung is the one I frequent the most. 2 – 3 times a month? It may look small from the outside, but take a step in and you’ll see that it’s just as vast as any other market in the area.
Although, I don’t come to the market for groceries. I come here for 5 specific items. Banh Mi, Taro Boba Smoothies, Summer Rolls, Papaya Salad and Banh Bao. When I’m craving vietnamese cuisine, but don’t have the patience for a restaurant, I’ll come to Tien Hung for a quick fix. I like to think of it as a Vietnamese «fast food» option.
Banh Mi ($ 3.00). Their Special Combo Banh Mi is perfect for when you’re itching for Banh Mi flavor and pressed for time. Not my favorite in town, but delicious none the less. They just recently added 5 new Banh Mi options in addition to the standard Special Combo. Now they have Grilled Pork, Chicken, Barbecue Pork, Tofu and Sardines. All their Banh Mi options are made fresh to order. You could expect to wait at least 5 mins for one.
Boba Smoothies ($ 4.00). I was introduced to the Taro flavored Boba smoothie at Tien Hung. I must say they have the absolute best Taro Smoothie I’ve had so far. Like NOTHING you’ve tasted before. The ones at Boston Bakery and Lollicup had a faint flavor, but the one at Tien is bursting with flavor. Once you take your first slurp, I almost guarantee your mood will change for the better. If you’re feeling adventurous and want a good laugh with friends. try the Durian Smoothie. I’d love to comment on the flavor, but you’ll just have to try it for yourself. If you do, message me what you think! Again, around a 5 min wait for a Boba Smoothie.
Summer Rolls ($ 3.00). I’m a lover of these rice paper wrapped rolls. You can pick Shrimp, Pork or a combination of both. The Summer Rolls are not made to order, but are made every few hours to put out on display for anyone to scoop up on the fly. Personally, I love their Pork rolls the most. They add an additional (sweet chili?) sauce for a slight kick that I absolutely love.
Papaya Salad ($ 3.00). Also made throughout the day in batches and set out for a grab and go. The papaya salad is a very light Vietnamese medley that I’ve grown to like. Papaya, shrimp, pork, rice vermicelli, sprouts, lime, cilantro, red pepper, carrot, peanuts, a couple of jalapenos and a separate small plastic cup of fish sauce as dressing. A lot of flavor for a small price.
Banh Bao ($ 1.50). Another grab and go item! A tasty mixture of marinated pork, onion and hard boiled egg in the center of a steamed bun. Delicious! Cheap and filling. The steamed bun can be superfluous in comparison to the amount of filling. So, sometimes I’ll just rip off the top of the steamed bun and chuck it to the side before I dive in.
There you have it. Looking for a quick fix on Vietnamese cuisine? Stroll on into Tien Hung and get your fix of the basics. Of course, they also have an abundance of diverse fresh fish, veggies, herbs and Vietnamese supermarket fare. If I could suggest trying 1 item from here, I would definitely invite you to indulge in the Taro Boba smoothie. By the cash register, next to the Banh Mi station, peek behind the counter behind the Boba Smoothie pictures to grab their attention. They’ll be more than happy to prepare the best Taro smoothie in town for you.
Also, keep in mind that all Debit/​Credit transactions carry a minimum purchase requirement of $ 10.00!

This asian grocery store has it all! There are tons of different choices and many hard to find items. They make fresh boba tea, have an excellent fish and seafood selection (seriously– you cannot find fresh Pompano everyday at Publix and the smell reminds me of Chinatown NYC LOL) and endless aisles of noodles, tea, sauces, etc.
Fresh Lychees are in season starting June/​July.

Right next to Lil Saigon you will find this oriental store with alot of neat items.
They have a section dedicated to spices, rice noodles, bamboo trees ranging from different pots and sizes, sauces, dry packaged goods, tiger calendars, fresh produce, even a section dedicated to seafood. While glimpsing at the seafood I always find that they have a box filled with crabs without the rubber bands covering their claws. It’s kinda funny because they are always jumping around freely but at the same time it can be hazerdous if the box tips over.
The people that work here are always smiling but need to be more direct. most of the time you have to get their attention to get serviced. They have a deli in the back that serves fresh sandwiches and at the corner of the deli they serve boba slush tea. Flavors consist of taro, vanilla, passionfruit, peach, melon. The powder mix they use to flavor the slush is slighty oversweet. I really wanted to like it because it would of been a great refreshing boba drink for a hot summer day but the sweetness can leave you feeling thirsty. Still have to give it 3 stars for the variety of coolness for their oriental goods.