HK2 Food District

It’s a great place to get some Asian foods. Green Tea Kit Kats are cheap to buy here.

Bought a pack of red bean bun. Got home and found out they already have mold on them.
I am worried about my other stuff too now.
UPDATE:
Returned the pack same day. The staff asked me before even taking a look at the package: «What’s wrong?».
Well dude I don’t know what’s wrong except for you are selling molded food…
Two employees were present, one middle-​aged woman was a little bit embarrassed. And the other young guy was very unapologetic. No apology offered.
I think I still have some money left in my prepaid card (now this is a huge mistake I made). Probably I will just buy some condiments to use up all that wasted money, and I will never go back gain even though this is the closest Asian/​Chinese market for people living in Covina.
To owner, it’s ok for you to hire staff from Hong Kong because your store caters to mainly Cantonese and Mandarin speaking crowd. Just train your employees and ask them to be polite regardless how hard it can be for them to transition. They are not in HK or mainland anymore.

Great place for ethnic foods from around most of Asia. Some things are imported too. They have products from Japan, Korea, China, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, India and probably (not 100% sure) Taiwan, Burma/​Myanmar. Most imported items are the instant noodles. There are a lot of dumplings, asian pancakes, mochi ice cream, etc. They have live seafood, teas, produce, and some trees up front. The candy/​herbal section is quite sad though – no one buys it. My favorite things here are the golden kiwis, aloe vera drinks, and the Filipino sweet corn puffs. This is a very convenient smaller sized Asian imports market.

I went to to this place again today and got cheated again. Last time I was there the meat guy cheated on me by pricing the pork belly higher that usual price. I called the manager and informed about the incident. This time I was there today and bought some groceries and when I got home and looked at my items and receipt the cashier named Tiffany charged me extra on the item I bought. I tried calling the store and nobody wants to answer the phone it says that they are open from 9am to 10pm. So what gonna happen to the additional charges I have???

Small and overpriced compare to other Asian markets. I only visit here because of convenience.

haha… found Tiger beer brand from Singapore here.

Good stop if you aren’t near the «real» Asian areas like Rowland or MPK. Prices are lil more expensive but generally this places has all the Asian little things you can’t get at say Ralph’s or Von’s. Eg soy milk, buns, and live fish/​seafood

I’m not Asian but I like Asian girls :)
I come here for my Oolong tea. Best loose leaf Oolong at the best prices!
TIP:
Be careful with the little mini store on the left when entering. The owner will try to sell you all sorts of overpriced stuff. She’s a very good marketer though. So if you’re into marketing or you are a business owner I highly recommend that you visit her to learn some good tips and tricks.

I used to come here to get my grocery shopping done back when I lived in West Covina. Great selection of Asian food and grocery items, for fair prices. Big shared parking lot for visitors, as well!

After we had lunch at the food court, while we waited our to go food, we went around to this HK supermarket.
They’ve tons of stuff especially Asian stuff. So for me as Asian, I’m always excited to see what’s inside the store, you never know if you can find something that you like from your childhood or from your country or something that you like but you can’t get in your city.
It wasn’t just me could get nuts, my husband too because he loves to try something different.
They’ve some fruits and some veggies that me and my husband had no idea what’s that. While we wondering around, there was a lady and my husband asked her but she has no idea too.
They’ve a very good longan fruit! My favorite fruit nyammm.
They’ve special food for vegetarians, looks like meats but it’s not. It just soy products, they’ve a huge selection of soy products like we’ve never seen before. I saw some instant noodles from my country also.
In front of the store they’ve bunch of snacks like dried fruits etc.
Price wasn’t bad at all. Service was just okay.

Pretty solid and clean Asian grocery market. Not crazy big, but they do have a good amount of things you need.

I don’t think this is the official HK Market as I had thought going in. It is called HK2; kind of like ESPN2. That should have given me some clue. You don’t get the premium content, but some resemblance of a HK Market. I got my instant ramen, shrimp crackers, and Chinese sausages. So all in all, a successful shop.

If you’re looking for an Asian Grocery store in the area, this place can fit you needs. You don’t have to go all the way to Alhambra or Monterey Park to grab some of the staples.
They have a butcher, they have fresh seafood, Chinese snacks, dried fruit, etc.
It works great in a pinch for us when we’re looking to make a Papaya salad or looking for jujubes for some tea.

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Came here for snacks and goodies before an outing!
Have a craving for asian snacks — from normal to weird?
There are weirdly placed snack displays stacked randomly in piles of boxes. I believe to save money on purchasing and reselling a whole bunch at once.
From pocky to squid/​octopus flavored chips — or classic wafers with strawberry cream; this is a typical asian market.
Standard seafood and meat section as well. I would prefer not to purchase meats or produce here as it does not seem very clean.

This is as clean as Chinese supermarkets will go. Food is reasonable fresh. It’s not crowded and the employees are very friendly. It sure beats travelling all the way to Rowland Heights/​Hacienda Heights and fighting all the traffic and lack of parking. I love the whole plaza. As for the plaza, it has a lot of Southeast Asian shops there. I like the Malaysian Restaurant at the corner.

My favorite place to
Go for mochi and melona icecream! Also Thai tea and candies !! They are open late and have a variety of things to choose from! The lines are never long so that’s always a plus !

I’ve been here quite a few times to eat at food court next to it. I occasionally do shopping here. I’m a little concerned because there are never a lot of people in here. I don’t get it because it’s so new, and there aren’t that many Asian supermarkets in the area. Do people not know about it?

Great supermarket with fair prices for all of your grocery necessities!
I wouldn’t shop here for the more «American» name brands though as prices may be a bit higher. I suggest going to your local Albertsons or Vons for that.
But if you are in search of decently priced fish, meat, produce, sauces, drinks (Aloe Vera, Calpico), Asian goodies & snacks (Yan Yan, Pocky, White Rabbit candy [yummm]), you’ve come to the right place!

This supermarket has every supermarket necessity. It’s small, but it is the closest Asian market in W Covina.
The butcher section is really helpful and they speak quite a few languages. So even if you aren’t Asian, you can get yourself some pretty amazing cuts of meat that aren’t available at American grocers.
Their fresh produce section is also pretty small, but it’s cheaper, fresh and have more herbs used for Asian cuisine that isn’t widely available.
There’s a Yum Cha Café inside and a bunch of little boutiques that sells Asian goods. I love going to these places for cheap and quick eats or to find cute, little trinkets.
This place is really unique for the W. Covina area and offers up what a lot of other grocers lack. A downside would just be size; there isn’t much merchandise and variety when it comes to American brands, and those items are usually a bit more expensive.
The layout of the store is very open, for the most part, but the aisles are squished together in front of the frozen section. I don’t usually go into that part of the store for a reason.
Definitely not a place to do some serious grocery shopping but great for quick errands.

I have only been to this market a handful of times, as it is kind of out of the way where I normal buy all of my Chinese produce. But anyways, I like that this market is pretty squeaky clean, MUCH different from your typical Chinese markets (i.e. 99 Ranch, Hong Kong Supermarket, etc). But this place is pretty empty… it lacks a lot of aisles to walk through and food products, especially compared to their competitors (see above). This market is kind of small to be honest. But I do like their selection of produce and think it is set up in a clean and cute way.
I think prices here can be a bit on the expensive side, but some of their items seems comparable to other Chinese markets.
Parking is plenty (shares the plaza with quite a few eateries fyi).