Da Pai Don

The decor of Da Pai Don looks kind of old and shabby. We have a little concern with its cleanliness. The options are various from BBQ pork, dim sum to Hong Kong style pastries with reasonable prices. However, we didn’t try anything since they only take cash.

The establishment had rats running around in the past in the dining area before covid, but apparently managed to open again. Bought sweet & sour cooked fish wrapped in plasticwrap, ate it and caused me severe diarrhea.

This supermarket has become one of our regular spots since moving to the area. It’s located in a primarily Latino and Asian neighborhood, and as an Indigenous family, we definitely stood out at first. But over time, as we became familiar faces, folks started warming up to us. We even learned how to greet and say thank you in Mandarin, which some people love, while others either look surprised or don’t react much. One of the best things about this market is the “dollar menu” section. When produce is getting close to its expiration, they bag it up and sell it for a dollar per bag. It’s been a huge help for our family, especially since we eat mostly fresh foods. It’s not always consistent depending on the stock, but when it’s good, it’s really good—and it saves us a lot of money. Outside of

The food was super affordable and good quality. There are lots of options, but unfortunately, no seating to enjoy it.

Lot of option of food I love how thry have different choice and small portion so everyone can afford it I went for roast duck ...they don't speak much English or they don't have everything listed in English wat they have but lot of choices of food will definitely revisit here