Great supermarket for Asian groceries. Prices are fairly decent, and the shelves are quite well-stocked.

The store is just not the same since covid. Its inventory and variety have been reduced. Probably due to the lack of tourists and nearby office workers. I hope things will get better soon for all the stores in Chinatown.

Convenient Asian grocery to stock up on treats and frozen foods. They carry my favorite dumpling sauce and downstairs they have lots of cooking utensils.

It used to be clean and fresh but now not. At one time I bought a packet of dumpling skins and when I got home and opened it, I found its a little moldy. Should put my glasses on.

Big selection of Asian Foods on the ground floor and cookware in the basement. Most packaged Foods lack of clear expiration dates. Hot prepared foods also available there.

Large oriental supermarket conveniently located on Canal Street in Chinatown, just a few minutes’ walk from the subway station. They occupy three floors. Kitchenware in the basement. Large variety of Japanese beauty products take up the entire top floor. Beauty product prices are heavily marked up. Cooked-to-order food is also available on the main level.

I used to visit this supermarket frequently, that was almost 30 years old. there is little change here so it brought back lots of memories !I loved the variety of ready-to-eat meats from their deli department . Also there are stands outside the entrance selling exotic fruits.

This supermarket is a wonderful and magical overload of a variety of different products. There is a meat stand in the front, ceramics and cookware downstairs, with spices, snacks and much more on the first. They do not have bags*, nor sell any, so make SURE to have your OWN. They import snacks from other Asian countries, but still have some American food. Today, someone was asking specifically for an Asian branded barbecue sauce. As I read the ingredients on my mushroom seasoning, I could overhear all the workers communicating to find this man his specific BBQ sauce, and he did! My favorite part of this whole place is their tea selection downstairs. They sell loose tea by the weight (so far, I have their basic green one. But they have Oolong and many others.) With the other cookware downstairs is their vast selection of chopsticks. This is really a great supermarket and the best Asian one Ive been to :)

VERY TASTY BARBARQUE PORK.

Fun place to buy asian packaged foods, snacks, seasoning, condiments, cups and plates. Update, their basement offerings have changed and are more updated with face products. Good place to get quick gifts. Not the friendliest service but who cares!

Cheap and have great assortment of Chinese snacks and items

Great selection of tea sold in bulk downstairs in the rear.

Nice market . But fast food 2 go was ok not the best duck was so so 4got 2 try the noodles next visit I will

Whenever Im passing through Manhattan this is the stop I always want to make

Kind of bare bones store. I always walk past it, but never go in. I finally needed to go in to pick up some stuff for a friend and there and there is no fresh food whatsoever. No grocery. Its more of a large Chinese Bodega than a grocery store, which I was suprised at since I grew up near a Kam Man that my parents shopped at regularly and thats what i was expecting when I went there.

This is my favorite asian supermarket of all times.Some things more expensive here than in other places, some are cheaper, just like everywhere.The best advantage of this supermarket that it has three floors: kitchenware, food and beauty (with some anime and kpop style souvenir section)

The place carries a variety of Asian spices. They also have several brands of pasta noodles, sauces and condiments.

I have been here often since, I used to work in the area. The store is filled with Asian goodies. The store is filled with two floors. The main floor has groceries and the lower level has more house goodies. The goodies are affordably priced for some items. They do have sales sometimes throughout the store.

I was not mistaken about choosing this Grocery shop for my needs. All the stuff that I badly need was all right here. Their people were helpful, polite, and understandable for my many questions. Cheers to more customers in the future. I would definitely recommend and refer your services to everyone without any hesitation.

Reliable assortment of wide variety of groceries and Asian sauces, spices and goods. They even offer newer alternative products like gluten-free soy sauce.

I got my favorite ramen from this shop!! They have EVERYTHING you could possibly think of.

Great store, have been going for many years

I always shop here when I visit NYC. Downstairs has a great selection of loose leaf teas you can buy by the ounce. Also the cool teas that open into a flower in a glass tea pot - beautiful and tasty. Gorgeous and extensive ceramic selection from inexpensive soup spoons and bowls to beautiful one of a kind ceramics. Tea pots, soy sauce bowls, cat food plates with cats on them, sake sets, etc. So many choices I can never make up my mind because I want them all. Upstairs is a fast food counter, candy, snacks and refrigerated goods. Great selection. I recommend stopping to see what catches your eye.

Great stuff to buy and everything all neat

Sells wide variety tea and some very rare brands of loose tea. Been buying tea from here for 8 years.

Bought some bottled water and received a burnt coin as change. I kindly asked the cashier (photo attached) to replace that burnt coin and she gave me an attitude and hurled the bottled water I bought towards the side. She even muttered fiery words in Cantonese. What a way to treat your customers!

I loved it. A lot and differents options to get Asian food and stuff

Lots of merchandise. A little hard to navigate and very little help

Horrible they will not help me with the difference between the dace I wanted the plain ones 10 cans disgusting service

Friendly people and fast service. Foods are great and affordable.

I first went here on a whim after buying Chinese puer tea at Tenren around the corner. Kanman had a more diverse selection at 1/4, or less, of the price. They have both packaged and loose tea. The loose tea comes in 100lb bags which is displayed in large 3 gallon glass jars which are clearly priced and scooped into plastic bags in whatever quantity you want. An amazing find that is tucked away in the back of the downstairs floor. I recommend highly.

It smells like rotten fish as soon as you walk in and the customer service is terrible. If you dont speak their language they rather not be bothered with you, they just want your money. Very rude!

Amazing prices, great variety I come here everytime im in town and I absolutely love it. Highly recommend

Inside the supermarket thier is a place where you can buy hot food. The food is the best. The Chinese are always in here buy food. It is the best sushi in the city trust me.

Always love making a pitstop here for bags of dumplings, big jars of kimchi, noodles, smoked fish, and various staples. Black bean sauce, chili sauce, etc. Nice people and a ton of practical kitchen and household stuff downstairs.

Good array of products at reasonable prices. Just wish the cashier was a bit friendlier-she didnt respond when I said thank you or have a nice day, and only offered a curt hi when I greeted her.

I always saw the meat hanging in the window and was unaware theres a whole super marker attached! So many Asian goodies!

So much awesome Asian groceries!

One of the best Easten Asian markets in Chinatown, New York ♡

Didnt have what i was looking for butnit has a great variety of Asian products

I enjoy shopping here i can get all my Asian delicious treats and ingredients here. Polite and friendly employees as well.

Lots of affordable and cute kitchen utensils and plateware downstairs. I love being able to buy Asian snacks and ramen and frozen goods I can’t get anywhere else. They are very good about packaging fragile items for you as you checkout.

Basement facemasks and skincare

I have passed this place for years but today I ventured in bought my duck toured the store and next time Im in Chinatown this store will be on my list to visit

This place is filthy! Also, check expiration dates as they routinely have expired items on shelves. Staff dont speak English and are rude. it is a shame because these concerns are easily fixed.

Building is pretty old but one of the smaller supermarket in Chinatown

Love the duck and the ribs! Really good food for a good price.

All types of Spices for your food to injoy it..

In our extended family, they are best known for two categories: Asian style crockery (ceramic, melamine and stainless) located in the lower level and Cantonese style BBQ just to the left of the entrance when you enter the shop. We dare not show up without a large serving of the latter for major family gatherings!

This Asian supermarket is great to get genuine Asian snacks, groceries and even a quick bite to eat!Pretty good selection or Asian goodies to try and at a reasonable price! There is also a downstairs for household items and ramen.In the back there is also a nice new-style diner place to get a bite to eat. From rice plates with meat or salmon to sushi its pretty good for the price! Always full of flavor!There is also a place up front to get your classic Asian roasted duck/pork and more !

Good selection of Asian ingredients, just a bit pricey. Some of the best Roast Pork in the city.

A fun place to browse and shop, this Chinese supermarket on Canal St sells not only groceries but also house goods, small appliances, chinaware and chopsticks among many other things. There is also a food counter right by the door where you can buy ready to eat roast duck, soy sauce chicken, roast pork and other delicious dishes to take home.

New Kam Market is hidden on Canal Street in Chinatown!! It has an Extensive Selection of Teas, including my Favorite Jasmine Green Tea. It is well stocked with Housewares and Food Stuffs! Inside the Supermarket a Chef was Preparing Hot Food! The Supermarket is EBT Friendly and the Cashiers are Knowledgeable and Nice! Im adding New Kam on my Shopping Radar! Check it Out!!!

Great place to get souvenirs or gift for family and friends. Downstairs they have dish ware and fans and chopsticks and sake vases, little shot glasses. And the staff was very friendly. The store was also very clean and well organized.

I love buying snacks from here and their cute stationary on the second floor.

Amazing grocery for people just beginning to try out stir fry dishes and who just need some basic ingredients (hoisin, sambal, tofu) at a much better price than what is offered outside of Chinatown. But also amazing for a wider selection of products. My family has been coming to Kam Man for as long as I can remember and always get a great selection of vegetarian friendly products (fu chuk, dried wholesale mushrooms, dried prunes, wonton skins).

Easy to see right off of Canal Street servicing Chinatown and the adjoining areas of Manhattan. Parking on the Street is available but it fills up fast especially at night and on the weekends. Parking lot is near by. Moderately clean facilities. Reasonably priced. Credit cards accepted. We will most likely be going back.

Found live bugs live inside the food they sell, I also found out they are sellingexpired food or food with no expire date. Plus Dirty, dark environment and unfriendly customer service.

I really, really wish this place existed in my neighborhood. Being a salsa connoisseur, Ive never seen a larger selection of salsas in a neighborhood grocery store. Ive tried most of them, and theyve all been delicious. They also have great tacos at the restaurant in the back.

Horrible experience. There were hardly anyone there to help you, and when I did find someone they were really rude and disgusting. Didnt like it at all.

The checkout cashier has so bad attitude, trough my groceries to the table hard, AND, sneakily double charge for an item... feel bad shopping there, never go again... Watch Out for this lady...

Great place to buy all sorts of goods. On the first floor theres snacks, roasted meats, food for takeout, and other Asian goods. Upstairs youll find cute toys and a wide variety of makeups and cosmetics. In the basement are all of the various cute cutlery and plates and bowls that they have. Multiple types of tea, cooking tools and utensils, and rice cookers are downstairs as well. All for very reasonable prices.

The large selection of teas was just short of overwhelming. They also have a nice selection of household goods. I did not have much time to explore, but will return.

Horrible food if you ask for help you cant get help everyone has a nasty attitude and it stinks in here

Best spot for all your Asian groceries. Theres also a restaurant inside to eat in or take out. Been shopping here for many years, they dont disappoint.

I like this market in Chinatown it have all my favorite condiments, sauces, meats but you have to learn to shop on your own. Hard if you dont have knowledge of Asian products.Here nobody help you and workers will never talk to you or offer any help, so weird nobody welcomed me or smile ever . The workers just talk with each other and never even look up and acknowledged me. NEVER EVER and I been shopping there for more than 20 years!!

Amazing selection of Asian ingredients

Great help, I love the individual sections there. It, being so intimate, is kind of convenient for me. You can get already cooked meals and enjoy. I really recommend it to anyone willing to travel there. 💛

Has an interesting selection of Asian items. But in short, also has bad customer service. I will never come back again.For full and long story:My uncle gave me a $20 gift certificate that was expiring the next day. I knew of the store, but never went in because it was a little far for me. However, I was thinking of stopping by since I recently heard about the Asian selection from my sister. Went to the store the next day, got $20 worth of meat. Wanted to continue exploring the store, but holding the meat was too cumbersome. So I paid for the meat while forgetting to use the certificate. Continued to shop for another $20 worth of items but forgot to use the certificate again. When I left and was a foot past the door, I finally realized that I forgot to use my certificate.Went back immediately and asked them if I could get a refund for the amount of the certificate. The cashier and the surrounding workers just told me there was no way they could do that and to just buy more stuff to use the certificate.I would not have came in that day without the expiring certificate. I had already spent quite some time walking through the store and purchasing $40 worth of items. I was ready to go, it was Sunday evening, Ive had a long day. To have to spend more time to buy another $20 worth of items was pretty frustrating. I could see that it was my fault for forgetting. But it would have been nice if they tried to help me out.Not only did they not try to help me, they said in a pretty rude and mean way, How could you forget to give the ticket? Youre just trying to get cash for it. Thats your problem. There is nothing that can be said or done.I spent a decent amount of time walking around the whole upper level and I know the cashier remembers me since I just walked out and rung out twice with her.Do I believe that they couldnt help me? Not really. They just talked among themselves about the blunder I made. I think this could be considered as being disrespectful and bullying. Even when I was walking around the store later I could hear them gossiping about other customers and co-workers.I even told them that it happens (people forget) and that I think they can help me but dont want to and thats not good customer service.Eventually I asked where the manager was. A guy pointed to another guy just standing at the front of the store looking around. I went to him and he said, Im not the manager, the manager is not here. I said, I think you are the manager... I suspected that he was lying, unless the other guy lied? He wouldnt look at me or say anything else. Im pretty sure he knew my situation as he was standing pretty close to the cashiers and workers that were talking about me. They were all congregated around the same area. Walking away I said, I am not coming back here ever again.I was so upset and tired that I was tempted to just walk out without using the certificate. But not wanting to waste the $20 and the reason for my trip, I walked throughout the whole lower level and the entire upper level again. I finally got another $20 worth of items before they closed.I just felt like no one really cared or wanted to help me. And if they really couldnt, they could have been more nice about it instead of being so mean. I am a young Chinese person and everyone I spoke to were older Chinese. Great way to turn off even your own race of people and the next generation of shoppers.Although the store selection was pretty good, there are other Chinese grocery stores around the area that I can go to. Or I can just go to the Trader Joes and Metro Acres that is way closer to me. They have healthier food, less problems with refunds and way better customer service. Although I do like some of the Asian items I found at the store, it is not worth the indignity.I also looked at the other reviews. It seems like a lot of the good ones are for the store selection, the bad ones for the customer service.

Its no H Mart but it has some decent Asian fair. The frozen ramen, dumpling, and wonton section is pretty expansive but beyond that and sauces there really isnt that big of a variety of Chinese/Asian market stuff. The workers there are rude and generally blunt and the cashier is super slow. A few times the line must have been 10 or 12 deep with only one cashier. Lots of workers were just standing around. 🤷‍♂️

My go-to market in Chinatown for snacks and other staple Asian kitchen and pantry items. Its very organized and it doesnt feel as crowded as the other markets in Chinatown, partly because it doesnt sell produce. I also love that the upper floor also sells Asian beauty and cosmetics which you wouldnt be able to tell from the outside.

Friendly staff, just about every possible cut of meats laid out beautifully before you. Fresh and good. Would have been 5 stars except my cow foot was only available frozen.

Everything in this store is made in China! Wait... thats a good thing here lol. We love the prepared foods section, bubble tea bar, and the meats counter. Great place, excellent prices. Friendly people.

Its a really awesome place! All the people there are really nice and the good there is also really good. They make it themselves . The staff there is also pretty old, well over the retirement age. I asked one of the workers there, a elderly women that has to be older then 60, why does she still work there. She says that she just wants to. She really likes working there.

Best place for Asian snacks & always get my Japanese hairdye upstairs.

Incredibly friendly. Let my daughter use the bathroom and provided wonderful conversation with her despite the language barrier. They helped us find what i was looking for, only had 1 thing i was hinting but was a great experience.Price seemed fair and the downstairs is a hidden treasure trove. Well worth the visit and my return if i ever come this way again, i hope i do

Nice Asian supermarket in Chinatown. I found alot of great snacks and other variety of stuff. You find a variety of different type of food items here!!

Typical China town tat. Some nice ornaments but nothing new. Small good bar inside. Didnt eat there, BB it few people at the bar said the food was tasty, and served fast.

Amazing selection of tea in the downstair basement. Also delicious snack and green tea kit katz on the top floor. Bought some small moon cakes that were also delicious. Staff is very nice and lets you have your space to shop. They were very friendly when we asked questions.

AMAZING!!!! The selection is wonderful and overwhelming (in a great way). I plan to be back real soon.

Place is disgusting i seen 2 dead rats by the produce section not to mention on how it was a funeral home without having proper renovations

Have wide selection of Asian food, ingredients.

A very good place for Chinese product

I like it! Convenient spot to get affordable, interesting prepackaged groceries in Chinatown. Love the fresh roast duck you can get in the front, as well as the semi hidden fresh to order counter eats on the left side of the store.

Very rubbish staff! There are many expired goods on the shelf

Pretty good supermarket to get all the produces you need. There is cooked meats you can buy like rib tips, roasted duck, soy sauce chicken, salted chicken and etc. They also have sushi and ramen to order in the supermarket super convenient. Staffs are friendly and nice, most only speak Chinese. Overall great place for anything Asian.

Great place to shop for dry goods, bbq goodies, and house hold supplies. Has a food court.

A choice of Chinese, Japanese, and some Korean grocery, mostly imported. A choice of East Asian tableware. Some ready-made food. Quire reasonable prices.Opens early, closes early, too.

My mom loves their duck wings and chicken feet so whenever she visits from Vermont, I buy like $80 worth for her to bring back. However, one of the guys there is rude af. Yells at you if you dont order correctly aka order by boxes instead of dozens

One-stop shopping for Asian supplies. There are aisles of Chinese, Thai and even Indian groceries, including pantry items and some frozen. Extensive stock of ginseng and candy. Downstairs are acres of noodles, with ceramics and gifts upstairs. The takeout counter -- mostly roast meats -- must be great because its always too much of a madhouse to buy anything.

One of my go to places for Asian fare. Huge selection of teas, noodles, condiments and kitchen/dining ware, etc. Small counter for service and a fresh Peking Duck station. A super one stop shop. Note: No fresh produce.

Great place, low prices for Asian foods and household and cooking items.

Theres much to see here its kinda tight but u can make your way around

This is our typical Chinese grocery store selling almost everything you need for the Asian cupboard. It doesn’t have produce but downstairs has lots of household good to check out. The dinner ware is actually very good and priced suitability. Who needs Ikea! They have a hot food counter to order if you want some cooked food that is also good and cheap for a quick meal on the go.The front counter for the duck and roast pork is always with a queue. I tend to buy it here. It is always freshly made and prices are about the same anywhere else you can get in Chinatown. The guys behind the chopping counter does their job and the ladies at the checkout are fairly friendly.

Exotic! Food and traditional herbal ingredients and food supplement all in one.

Bring your own bag if youre making a large purchase. They try to fit everything in one bag, not even doubled. Other than that, great store

This is a great supermarket!

The variety products offer in the basement section are the most interesting. A lot of tough to find Chinese cooking plates bowls pots and small appliances. Top level had foods and Chinese products. A pretty good and relax visit.

Fantastic supermarket to get Asian food. Really appreciate they wrap glass products never had a supermarket do that.

This store can be a bit tight to navigate depending on if the current customers know how to move out of the way, but if youre looking for Asian food then its worth the visit.We found quite the selection of soy sauces here while searching through them for a specific one asked in the questions section.Theres also a place to eat with a counter on the main floor to the left from the entrance.#Asian #Hellokitty #Soysauce