Hoa Tran

“When I visit Denver I always go to one of big Asian markets. Somehow I had missed this one. It's really good and it has a lot of really fine Asian vegetables! The prices in lower than the other ones around the area. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are a lot of items that are specifically Vietnamese. Great variety, great staff Good times!”

“I found this visit to be calm and manageable. The place appeared well kept, and the overall mood stayed even from start to finish. The staff stayed attentive without being intrusive, which helped the visit feel relaxed. There were no issues that stood out. It was a simple experience that went as expected.”

“Having been to many Asian supermarket in town, including Great Wall, HMart, Park Hill, Tri-Ocean, Little Saigon, New Saigon, Ben Thanh, M-Mart, but never been to Viet Hoa in Lakewood due to its location. Happened to be in the neighborhood recently and was quite amazed of this local gem. Viet Hoa has been a local staple. Used to be at Wadsworth and Alameda before relocating to its current location at Sheridan and Alameda. Although it is smaller than Great Wall and HMart, but it is bigger than most other Vietnamese supermarkets. It does not carry as many brands as its bigger rivals, but it probably has more than enough of what most people need. The impression is the vegetables, seafood and meats look fresher here, not like something just out of a freezer. The shelves are neatly stocked (it is not an exaggeration, they probably spent time lining everything up with labels facing front), which make shopping much easier. I would not say it is worthy of the trip here if you live south or north, but it probably can satisfy your Asian grocery needs so you don't need to drive all the way to other Asian supermarkets.”