All 52 rated mentions, most helpful first
“Deluxe Food Market is amazing. I do a lot of my grocery shopping there in addition to their prepared foods - the meat counter is top notch, their frozen dumplings are great, and they have some slightly hard to find stuff like black silkie and rabbit. And don't sleep on the sushi counter! The unagi roll is super fresh and flavorful.”
H3
“Great hot bar and juices, and it’s also one-half a store for many Chinese restaurants buying meat.”
H2
“I don't go to deluxe food market cause it's great or anything special. I go cause it's fast and convenient.”
H2
“1. Deluxe Food Market, Scallion Pancakes”
H2
“1. Deluxe Food Market, Scallion Pancakes”
H2
“I recommend Deluxe Food Market. I buy duck wings and use them for congee”
H2
“My runners up for best zongzi (I love zongzi) are the aforementioned Mee Sum Cafe and Deluxe Food Market.”
H2
“They're a good spot 1 spot shop for raw meats, marinated meats, prepared food, baked foods, etc.”
H2
“The Shanghai style kaofu at Deluxe Food Market between Elizabeth and Mott.”
H2
“I like getting roast meats at Kam Man or Deluxe Food Market.”
H2
“Go to deluxe meat market on elizabeth, you can choose 3 choices ricebox for under $10”
H2
“Deluxe Food Market, Scallion Pancakes”
H2
“I can only vouch for their baked goods, but those are great.”
H2
“I got the scallion chicken at the deluxe food market a few months back. It was really good.”
H2
“I also love Deluxe Market (I forget the exact name) in Chinatown.”
H2
“just pick up Cantonese barbecue from Deluxe Meat Market and eat it on the way to your next meal.”
H2
“I think their roasted pork (siu yuk) is the best in town.”
H2
“check out the right side of the hot food bar at Deluxe Food Market in Chinatown.”
H2
“I rather have the baked version, any baked version is better than the steam version even the ones from Deluxe Market but that is my preference.”
H2
“I bought it there last year and it was super salty. If you have the ingred I would just make it myself.”
H2
“Their hot food specials ($2.99/already packed) can’t be beat.”
H2
“Deluxe Food Market”
H1
H1
“Depends where I am, but I usually go for quick, filling meals.”
H1
“pretty busy, good quality but I get this all the time and I'm getting a little bored.”
H1
“Deluxe Food Market”
H1
“Pretty much anywhere, Wing Wong, Big Wong, Hay Hay, Deluxe Food Mart, etc.”
H1
“Try Deluxe Food Market in Chinatown. Every cut imaginable. No other market like it.”
H1
“Deluxe Food Market”
H1
“Deluxe Food Market”
H1
“Deluxe Food Mart”
H1
“This is the place!”
H1
“Deluxe market in LES Chinatown is great”
H1
“Any decent Chinese supermarket will have it. Try Hong Kong Supermarket or Deluxe Food Market.”
H1
“I like Deluxe Food Market.”
H1
“I also like to buy the buns from fridge section in deluxe meat market and steam at home.”
H1
“Good alt is deluxe meat market on Mott or Hester”
H1
“I like Deluxe Food Market, but it may be still be on the oily side for you.”
H1
“Usually I go to Manna on Mott st or deluxe food mart as someone else mentioned has surprisingly good ones.”
H1
“- Deluxe Food Mart”
H1
“All these”
H1
“I like getting the meats from Deluxe Meat Market”
H1
“Also love Deluxe Food Market but the steam table lines can be intense.”
H1
“No, the food is good. Get it. Eat it somewhere else(?)”
H1
“However I would recommend looking elsewhere in terms of food. If you're looking for something specific, I'm almost 100% sure that you can probably find a better version of it elsewhere in Chinatown that's within 2-3 blocks away.”
H1
“Yes! I try to stop by during off peak hours when I'm around the area”
H1
“Outside of a restaurant, I think Deluxe Food Mart is best.”
H1
“If you want quick take out go to deluxe food market. They have them.”
H1
“I'm partial to Deluxe Food Market for takeout”
H1
“Deluxe market in Chinatown”
H1