New 'Chinatown Market' opens

October 4th, 2012
By Nadine Kam

chiNadine Kam photos
The
Chinatown Market Place is open for business.

The Chinatown Market Place has opened at City Square, offering the affordability of downtown Chinatown's markets, without the parking hassles or crowds (yet), and, being new, a sanitary looking interior.

Current hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays to Saturdays (closed Tuesdays), and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays.

City Square is at 1199 Dillingham Boulevard at Kohou Street. The market is next door to Chuck E. Cheese.

Here's a look at some of the offerings:

chibitterStacks of Japanese eggplant as high as a Whole Foods display (though not quite as even). Shown with bitter melon and green beans in tidy sections.

chibanThai bananas were $1.19 per pound.

chitilTilapia so fresh they were flipping all over, including leaping onto the floor.

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chicrabThe Maryland blue crab at center was feisty, ready to attack the camera lens.

chifishMore fish.

chisausagesSweet and vinegared langonisa were available.

chibellBells.

chionionsPlenty of onions, one of the building blocks of cooking.

2 Responses to “New 'Chinatown Market' opens”

  1. Joe Bobich:

    Thanks for the info. Nadine.


  2. Nadine Kam:

    You're welcome! Doesn't quite have the diversity of Chinatown, but options are always good.


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