The different restaurants in this place are all really really good. I got to sample $100 worth of different items and well worth it, the service was nice. The ambience is very busy.

So they re invented this place to make it more like a Food Hall type vibes. And so far its been a success! There are 3 food booths so far - Unigirl, Bahn Mi Boy and Kai Kai. Unigirl - Its a Riceball Onigiri concept that are priced at $4- $5 each. To me thats pretty steep for a rice ball. These usually costs $2-3 ish in Hawaii! So for them to price it at $5 minimum? Is pretty steep. The times I have gotten Chinese BBQ this stall has no lines or customers lined up perhaps they are closed? Bahn Mi Boy - Vietnamese Bahn MI sandwiches sold here. I heard they have been up and down with tastings. So I am unsure how is the taste, They also sell Vietnamese sweets pre packaged and summer rolls and vietnamese drink desserts. They also sell fresh sugarcane juice. Kai Kai - Chinese BBQ concept selling roast duck, Char Siu, Soy Sauce Chicken and Crispy Pork. Also dim sum foods like siu mai and har gow and turnip cake. Also they sell beef chow fun amongst other items and some of these items are not ready to order as yet and a staff will tell you that. The food hall is small and has a few tables with seating area. Weekends I have heard this place is packed and long lines. The items they sell here as far snacks etc are priced at $3.99 again kind of steep for a bag of chips and candy. This place may have potential I know Kai Kai is super busy with their meats. I see a future renovation coming soon inside because as you enter you can tell it needs a boost.

Explore and get a Bahn Mi! You can't go wrong and don't get me started on their coffee or groceries and ready to go dishes!

Has amazing banh mi in town! We will be back for more! Lots of great Vietnamese street foods to pickup! Thanks

Why 5-stars for this establishment when newer and more spacious Asian grocery stores exists all around town? Honestly, it's the banh mi. There are a ton of competitors around town and I am well aware of the favorite contenders, but Tien Hung banh mis are by far the best and continues to withstand the test of time in my opinion. Their baguettes are the perfect consistency of light and airy, but also crispy. The dac biet is well-balanced and the ingredients are fresh. They have other banh mi selection that has way better flavor profile and freshness compared to others. I love that they carefully wrap the banh mi so it minimizes the smell in your car lol. If you buy the banh mis in bulk then you know what I am talking about. Of course it's 4.99$ price is a stark reminder that the days of $2.50 banh mis are long gone, but it's still more substantial in size than most other places in town and it's still buy 5 get 1 free. With regards to the rest of the grocery store, even though it's old, the space is tidy. The selection is limited, but it does have what I need when I need specific Vietnamese ingredients and the butcher's selection is fresh as well.