大众超市

Nice place! Fresh vegetables and fruits. This time we bought things to make Shabu shabu and we found everything we needed!

My mom and I have been to this place and that my mom drove me there and then parked in there and then went into the supermarket. There were lots of people there this is because it was the weekend and both of us bought many foods there like seafood, veggies, and others.

This has been my go-to place for grocery shopping every time I visit my MIL for the past few years. I've tried shopping at other Asian supermarkets around Elmhurst but they are either too crowded, too dirty, hard to find parking, or too hard to find items. And I've always come back to this place for a more stress-free shopping experience. It's located right off Queens Blvd, very easy to get to. Parking is always free and available with 4 entries/exits out of the parking lot. The interior is among one of the most spacious. Since D&Z bought out Good Fortune last year, I've noticed a few changes, mostly positive. The lightings are now LEDs, making the store much brighter. The isles are streamlined to minimize congestion. I especially appreciate the new vertical isle that cuts through the other-wise-long-stretch of isles. I can now find my items much quicker looking at both direction on one sweep. The shopping carts were replaced with new ones. The place is much cleaner and feels more spacious overall. I'm not sure if the prices are higher now because of the new management or because of inflation. But the differences are marginal anyways and don't affect my decision to shop here. The only negative experience I've had has been with the meat department. The butchers are generally rude and they pick the customers they feel like serving first; that means you'd better be loud and aggressive in order to get serviced.

Dirty. The shelves that they stock the food on look like they are rarely are clean. Also the prices are high. Not many other options in the area though. The only other supermarket close by, SkyFoods, is much cleaner.

In the back of the supermarket there’s sort of restaurant like place that sells combinations of 4 selections of food with rice or noodles of your choice. Today I picked up a coconut mochi cake and my daughter ate it but told me that she found some small pieces of glasses inside the cake. I called them and made them aware of the problem. Hopefully nobody’s else experienced it.