Taste The Orient Vicar Lane Store - Hang Sing Hong

A fantastic and spacious oriental supermarket right in the heart of Leeds! The store is well-organised and has a huge variety of Asian snacks, seafood, dumplings, and noodles that represent countries like China, Japan, Korea, and Thailand. Whether you’re after cooking essentials or something new to try, this place has it all. The staff are friendly, and there’s even a bubble tea counter inside. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore authentic Asian flavours!

Cool able to get practically all Chinese / Asian groceries in a decently spacious supermarket at this location. Leeds is really convenient to access for such groceries cravings at the comfort of one's fingertips.

Fabulous Asian supermarket. Firstly the range is amazing- we were able to get so many baked and frozen goodies, and also their cake is to die for. Also the noodle, dry spice and snack section was well stocked. everything is at reasonable price and if you like oriental food this is the place to go. Also has a good range of drinks and desserts.

Oriental supermarket selling Chinese, Japanese, Korean , Malaysian products. They have fresh Meat/Fish counter Fresh products/ Frozen items Sauces/ Noodles/ Dumplings/Tins/Jars/Packets , Bao’s / Dim Sum and so on………. You name it they have it, a place that won’t let you down on any items or utensils for cooking

The good point here is the price tag in simplified Chinese and English, and staff can speak Mandarin, sometimes Cantonese. Good for Chinese students and migrants who cannot speak English. Surely the price was added by the service. Compared with the experience I came three years ago, it seems to be more mainland Chinese products, and less other Asian products. Maybe it is supply and demand and supply😂. Maybe it is good for the students from mainland China, but sorry it is not my cup of tea. And I found some products here are far much more expensive than the Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons at the city centre. Yes, at the international column, but only those branches at city centre. At Kirkgate market, there are cheaper and fresher choi sum, mooli, and also meat and fish.