So much better and far lower prices (especially all the Filipino stuff) than that other bigger store farther west. Just living in the next neighborhood north, is a plus.

love this place the customer service is great their fish always fresh tilapia well seasoned with fresh ginger roots garlic onion and ready to be fry

I love the food from Indy there to give you a lot in the food is real good I would last you three days that's how much food to give you the give you so much food for a good price

Love this store omg. Their meats and produce are always fresh, they need more parking but did expand their lot but their business is so great that the parking is not enough but well worth going to for your ethnic grocery needs. Call ahead to make sure they have what you need they still out fast. Love this store it's one of my favorites...

Within walking distance, great selection of goods. Better to shop here on Saturday and Sundays, not Monday - Friday because it's too crowded.

Really awesome Asian grocery with a wide selection. I've bought hot pot supplies, plates and bowls, cheap veggies, and a whole bunch of Asian goods. It definitely has that classic Asian grocery vibe to it, like it's been around feeding the community for a while. They have everything you could want and more, and it's just fun to pass by the rows of bak choy, salmon heads, balut by the dozen, and more. I've already shopped here multiple times to feed myself and I'll keep coming back.

I've been shopping here with my mother ever since I was 5 years old; I'm turning 40 next month. Viet Hoa is one of the oldest markets in Argyle. I love this grocery store because they sell a wide variety of Asian snacks, seafood, meat, drinks and Asian sauces from countries like: Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, China, Japan, Korea. I remember coming here one summer day years ago with my son; he started to feel lightheaded due to the summer's heat and the male owner told me to grab anything to drink and eat and he sat my son down on the stool and started feeding him. That memory really touched my heart and he even carried my son to the car. This place definitely holds a special place in my heart because of the owner's kindness and the fact that it's one of my mother's favorite places to shop. It's always busy especially on Sundays! I highly recommend this grocery store. They have a small parking lot next to the grocery store but it doesn't fit many vehicles. I usually just park next to the storefront if there is space available; if you live around the neighborhood you can also walk. Before there was 'Seafood City' or any other grocery store on Argyle; 'Viet Hoa' was the original store that provided all the Asian ingredients that our families used in recipes.

I've been to Argyle a few times to eat or stock up on banh mis, but I've never really explored the area. My family along with my sister were wandering to kill some time before lunch, and I put this as a spot to check out. Some backstory: we're Filipino, and my sister who lives on the northside was asking me where we could get some ingredients for her to make our dad's recipe for pork barbecue. The only place I knew was Seafood City which is quite far without a car. You can probably see where this is going - turns out Viet Hoa has pretty much all the Filipino sauces and spices she's been looking for. Also a large selection of Filipino snacks. Who knew this Vietnamese grocery covered more of Asia? They even have a small selection of baked Filipino goods, but they didn't look fresh enough to buy (check out nearby La Patisserie P for that). I can't speak for other Asian countries, but this is a great grocery for stocking up on Filipino essentials, and the kind of Asian produce you won't find at the big grocery chains in town. I'm definitely planning on stopping by again when I'm in the area.

Whenever I'm up on Argyle I make sure to bring a shopping bag because the grocery shopping there is fantastic. I'll be the first to admit that I am definitely not sure what most of the products in the store are and that I can't read a majority of the labels, but that usually adds to my enjoyment. Sometimes I go with a recipe in mind and find the ingredients from there; other times I might pick up an ingredient I'm unfamiliar with and then learn how to use it after the fact. Most recently I picked up mushroom powder that can apparently be used for making flavorful broths and sauces. My favorite part of Viet Hoa, aside from the service, is a section I missed through the main area past the cash registers--it's the protein and produce area. The produce is always gorgeous and well-priced, and don't even get me started on the amazing selection of mushrooms. In the fridge and freezer section I usually pick up tofu and dumpling wrappers. The store's staff is super sweet and a major reason I enjoy going back time over time.

This is our go-to place for Asian ingredients. Much less hectic than the store south of Argyle on Broadway. Prices are very reasonable and the checkout is efficient. Parking lot on the side of the building. We shopped here recently to get potsticker wrappers and a fellow customer guided us to the frozen foods section where they were stored. Also picked up some Prince of Peace ginger candy and tea, and our favorite hot chili oil. Oh, the potstickers turned out delicious!