King Fung Food Market

CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION! Beware, because they do sell «EXPIRED» products there. You have to read the expiration date of each one item you buy there, otherwise, you’ll get fooled. They mix the expired to those not yet expired. I’ve been there many times and I have learned my lesson well. Just be aware and you’ll be okay.

Sign says the New K F (not King Fung) in case you are looking for it in the plaza. Some things were more expensive than HMart, place is kind of run down and dirty. Fish monger was swatting flies. Bought some tea, but they didn’t have the kind I was looking for. Reminds me of Chinatown, like their large Chinese tea selection, except higher prices. They carry stuff from Sun Merry bakery which are cheaper here, but very few items. Frozen fish balls are exposed to open air, would have bought the pork buns (which looked delicious) if the place was cleaner. The frozen buns looked old, some were cracked. The produce was wilted/​dry. All the customers were older Chinese.

As others have said, there are very few options as far as Chinese supermarkets go in the area. With that said, this store could definitely meet most of my needs, but also has room for potential. I went in the late afternoon and the fresh food, breads, etc were really slim pickings and not-​so-​fresh looking. There appeared to be a good selection of seafood and meats and a huge selection of noodles, sauces, condiments, etc. The produce varied greatly as far as freshness and prices. I found some very delicious fruits, but steered clear of the on sale eggplant. Just a matter of what day you get them, I guess.

As someone who loves to shop in Chinatown, this is my go to place if I can’t get into the city. It is the only Chinese market I know of in Bergen County. It’s got everything you need for Asian style cooking from types of soy sauces, rice wine for cooking, fresh seafood, meats and vegetables… all at reasonable prices. It also has an entire aisle for tea, including some really inexpensive Chinese brand green teas. It also has pots, woks, pans and cooking implements as well for the Asian savvy chef. Not only that, but they have a kitchen the makes fresh dim sum, various Chinese dishes and even delicious Peking Duck for take home. Far more authentic food than your typical neighborhood Chinese take-​out place. The aesthetic of the market is very basic, nothing fancy, much like the stores in Chinatown, so don’t expect anything touristy. If you love to cook or eat authentic Chinese food. Check out King Fung in River Edge!

One of very few choices in North Jersey for an authentic Chinese supermarket. I came here to get buns and char siu and found both for decent prices. The char siu wasn’t the best I’ve had, but I thought the pork buns were good. Looking around the aisles, it looks like you can get everything you need here — good selection of both fresh, frozen, and packaged goods. Just be aware, the lines for checkout get LONG on the weekends (to be expected).

As far as Chinese-​specific supermarkets go in North Jersey, this is basically your only choice. Luckily, this is a solid option.
As someone who grew up in Brooklyn near Bensonhurst, I know my way around an authentic Chinese supermarket. This place is surprisingly authentic. The staff is also split between Cantonese and Mandarin speakers, so keep that in mind if you happen to speak Chinese.
In addition to the standard fish and seafood selection, there’s nearly everything you would expect from a Chinese supermarket. Teas, sauces, drinks. There’s even a nice selection of almost fresh buns to choose from.
I came here specifically looking for a place to get some roast pork (char siu). As far as I know, this is the only place to get some in the area. Unfortunately, it was only decent at best. Not great, but not terrible either. You could tell it wasn’t fresh, that’s for sure.
Overall, this is a solid option for anyone looking for a Chinese supermarket in Bergen County/​North Jersey.

I come here from time to time but not as a fan but as a last resort. Since I moved from Queens I’ve been looking for replacements for a decent Asian supermarket in Upstate NY. However everyplace I have been, including this place is the pits. Price wise this place is a bit on the expensive side. Knowing that they are the very few that cater to asians, the price for stuff are priced up maybe a few dollars. For instance a 20 lb bag in Queens is about 14 – 15 and for the same bag they charged 20 – 25.I still visit my parents and work in Queens and take the 45 minute to hour and a half drive home instead of five minutes. But I’d rather take a pit stop in the asian markets in queens than pay their prices. I would rather pay the tappan to go to the asian market than go here. This would be a hail mary, I need it and I’m lazy last resort place. The prepared food in the left rear corner is not the greatest either. Sure if you really want it in a hurry but I purchased some noodles and tofu duck/​chicken and let’s just say it was sour taste in my stomach. The vegetables fruit section is not big. Some of the freezers where they hold the beverages look broken. And the seafood is a bit steep if compared to nyc prices (chinatown/​flushing).

An asian market like most, sells everything asian from fresh produce, meats, hot foods, cooking utensils, snacks, etc. Price is right and they have a wide selection of mostly Chinese staples. They do carry some Korean and Filipino items as well. I especially like their steamed buns (pork & chive) which was fresh and filling was plentiful. The bun itself was soft and fried on one side. At $ 1.00, it isn’t bad for something made fresh. One-​stop shopping if you’re in the mood for Asian food.

Not the most modern looking super market around but if you need Chinese products, produce and proteins without driving into the city, it isn’t that bad. Prices are of course higher than if you go into the city but then again paying for the gas and toll getting there is also not cheap. Fighting your way through the typical traffic and then trying to fund parking in the city is also another negative adventure that one can avoid by coming to this establishment.
This super market carries a pretty good selection of items including fresh fish and produce. I would give it more stars if the staff is a little more friendly and if they kind of modernize the interior just a tad more.
In a pinch if you need something that you can’t get from your typical local grocery or supermarket without having to drive to the city, this place is for you if one can overlook the lack of friendliness and the age of the interior.

really good market. I can find so many chinese foods in there.

I bought Brown Rice Powder Taro flavor that made in Taiwan. It made me sick. Beware buying the package of food from outside of US.
The package was expire in July too.

The prepared foods are good (but make sure you go early in the day because that stuff sits out — all day).
Great selection of Chinese groceries and the prices are decent since they have to get it from China Town I bet.
The dim sum selection isn’t as great as before and/​or I hate fighting with moms and little old ladies for the shrimp dumplings I love. They must have changed who they got it from also.

Oh snap! They got pre-​packaged fresh dim sum on the weekends. Picked up a few of those bad boys last Sunday, late morning. Also, got an awesome lunch special from their kitchen– rice and three sides for around $ 6 bucks. That day, we ate like ancient Chinese emperor/​empress for under 20 clams. Boo-​yah!
One star deducted because they no longer sell the big bag of Hong Kong red tea. Indeed, they stopped carrying Hong Kong red tea altogether. How am I gonna make my sweet milky tea now? Huh? You tell me. I test you. (I gotta stop seeing mychonny)

Who cares what other items they sell. Most importantly, they sell tasty pork buns. Outside of chinatown in Manhattan and Queens, these are the best pork buns I’ve had. (If you know of a NNJ option that I’m missing out on please let me know.)
I don’t eat pork buns every week, but when I do I plan to head here.

Typical Asian grocery store with fresh produce and meat sections.
I go here for hard to find Asian items I can’t get at Pathmark. Especially the sauces and noodles. Staff has always been friendly and quick on the registers. I only wish they would make the aisles little wider, very difficult to navigate with the amount of people that shop there.

Being in the food business, heavily into Chinese and other Asian cuisines, and a lover of exploring ethnic markets, I can say that this place was an all around good time.
Veggies and fruits, fish, meats, prepared mainland and HK style dishes all accounted for here.
Lots of stuff to try out. Finally a market which is mostly Chinese! Hmart is primarily Korean, Mitsuwa is Japanese. King Fung is a great place to get your Chinese cooking groove on!

Beware of the ready made food there. Only buy it during mid-​morning or early afternoon on the weekends.
They do have a good selection of Taiwanese style cooked food in this food market. 90% of the time is good if you go during the hours that I mentioned above. However, this weekend, I got the marinated sliced beef — and it was stinky when I got back home upon opening the package.
It was not the first time that happened to me. In the past, I actually tried to take the food back in the past (including a package of beef jerky that was moldy upon opening) but they insisted it was me that did not handle the food properly or failed to store the food immediately — even though they were purchased on the same day. It took a lot of talks and haggle to get my refund — and they were really reluctant to do that.
This time, instead of driving back to the store, I filed a complaint with the local health department — as I am written off the $ 6.5 as loss.
They really need to improve their food handling process — and I I have been wary of their ingredients as well as how the food is handled. I will still go back because they do have several good dishes like the Mei Fung and buns.

This is one of the few chinese supermarkets in the bergen area. It is much easier to find a korean supermarket up here…
After it’s renovation this place seems to be a lot brighter and cleaner. I remember when i first came up north i was a little turned off on how dirty the place looked for a NJ chinese supermarket. I am use to all the ones down in central jersey, big, bright and clean.
After the renovation they also got a more vast selection of foods. now you can buy frogs and turtles there… i wish i knew how to make a good turtle soup. :P maybe one of these days. :P

Finally, there’s Chinese supermarket in North Jersey/​Bergen.
Decent. Don’t expect fancy furniture/​decoration as in Mitsuwa.
Go for your food/​grocery and go home.

My boy and I are always checking out new Asian markets and we recently checked out this place.
It’s pretty good. This is one of the very few of the Asian markets that is Specifically Chinese and they have a large assortment of specifically Chinese stuff you wont find at the places like H mart which is more Korean or Mitsuwa which is more Japanese.
This store has a large selection of dumplings and spring rolls and stuff like that. They have a very big selection of Xiao Long Bao that are frozen that you steam up at home. They also have a few, not many but a few, items that are free of MSG. Keep in mind, just a few. lol
There is a HUGE assortment of sauces and stuff.
In the back of the store there is a fresh seafood department with tanks and what not… they almost ALWAYS have Dungness Crab at a good price, and good shrimp.
There is a meat dept, however almost everything is just labeled «meat» there is not much distinction of animal… so u better be prepared to make educated guesses. The meat dept has 1 very rare item that I have never seen in America and that is the black/​blue chickens that you see on so many travel shows these days. mmm curiousity.
They have a small produce dept with fresh stuff… one rare find here is snow pea leaves, a very common side in authentic Canton and Shanghai restaurant, but I’ve never seen in a store before… and they are priced very well. They dont prep them or remove the shoots tho.
The staff is friendly and helpful, their English isnt great but enough to help.
If your into Asian markets definitely check this place out… its a great spot for those hard to find Chinese items overall.