This place must have changed alot since all those good reviews from 3yrs ago. Almost seems like a front for something. Very very limited selection of groceries. Canned food was almost all dusty or even dirty or at the very least dented. There were countless empty spaces and even entire shelves in the entire store. Frozen foods were scattered and mixed together. The place is also extremely dirty. I only bought a few non-perishables. I did get a few frozen items, although afterwards I worried if they had ever let them warm up and then refreeze it. I definitely wouldn’t buy any fresh meat from them. All the produce looked wilted and very old, not even fit for human consumption. This is definitely the type of store that would violate health codes without a second thought. Stay away!
Richard B.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Lynden, WA
If you are looking for something cheap and healthy to eat for lunch, I suggest to eat one of Heng Heng’s Vietnamese sandwiches. They sell out quick, so you need to be there around noon time. They sell for about $ 1.75 each. The sandwiches are made from a French baquet, Chinese barbaque pork, jalepino peppers, shredded carrots, cilantro, and I believe sliced turkey. Cheaper than Subway and healthier than fastfood.
Melissa B.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Seattle, WA
This place has a nice mix of asian and mexican specialties. I started spazzing out over the selection of chilis everything from scotch bonnet to jalapeño.
Russell L.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Seattle, WA
This place is great and scary all at the same time. Good selection of meats and asian foods. You can even get a pig’s head here! But I usually just come in for the fresh banh mi rolls for cheapy.
Andre E.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Seattle, WA
God this place rules. Heng Heng is like the White Center version of the ever so famous 99 Ranch Market chain. I, being the multicultural mutt I am… feel right at home here. The only place on god’s green earth you can buy fresh Carnitas and a Durian, Cane Asada and dried squid, Sriracha hot sauce and Tapitillo… Get it? One time they put Cheetos as an offering on their Buddhist shrine. Can’t get much cooler than that. If you call yourself a foodie, get your ass over there!