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Vietnamese Grocery Store in Manhattan?

Hey! I'm a newcomer to NYC from California and i miss all of my Vietnamese food products. Can anyone tell me where I can get my fix of these things?

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Some of what you're looking for may be found on W. 32nd Street btw 5th and 6th Ave in Manhattan, or (definitely) at the mega-sized Hong Kong Grocery in Flushing, Queens. There is a small Thai grocery store on Mosco St in Chinatown but I think Flushing is the most comprehensive, and your best bet.

There are two markets that I know of:
1) 2nd (or so) storefront on the southwest side of Grand Street across from the D/B Grand Street station.
2) Tan Tin Hung Supermarket at 121 Bowery Street - Definitely has Cha lua, duck / chicken balut, lemongrass and various herbs, the long vegetable to make Canh Chua and other goodies.

i second tan tin hung supermarket (next to pho tu do) on bowery. i actually made canh chua ca a little ago and went there to buy bac ha.

Agree ! TAN TIN HUNG 121 Bowery they got all the right ingredients for Vietnamese or Thai food. The cashiers are also extremely helpful in helping me find the necessary products

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