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Ming's Supermarket has been in this location for over 20 years. The Headquarter is in NYC, with 15 more different locations in both US and China. We grand opened on June 18th, 2009 after renovation. We are now selling about 200,000-300,000 Asian and American products, differs depending on the seasons.
Ming's Supermarket is one of the biggest supermarkets in New England area. Our price is the cheapest but our products have high quality. Our service is better than most other supermarkets. More important, our management is professional and customers oriented.
We are organizing big promotions regularly to thank our customers. On the first anniversary we gave out a Mini Cooper car as our Grand Prize. Our promotions attract more customers, bringing us a more prosperous business.
We open 7 days a week.
We bring you the cheapest price.
We warmly welcome your coming!
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Ming's Supermarket INC
-- New York Mart at Boston --
Address 1: 1102 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02118
Phone: 617-338-1588
Address 2: 733 Hancock St
Quincy, MA 02170
Phone: 617-472-9000
Fax: 617-426-8828
Email: mingssupermarket@gmail.com
Website: www.newyorkmart.com
Open Hour: 7 Days a Week 8am--8pm
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Chairman of the board -- Long Deng. Long learned fine arts in China. In 1991, he came to US and began his business. Today, he has a total of over one thousand staff, two farms, an import wholesale company, eight supermarkets in US (one in Kentucky, one in South Virginia, five in New York City, one in Boston), and another five in China mainland.
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 “The biggest Asian supermarket I've seen in Boston so far!
The outside looks dingy but inside, it's like an entire universe of unexplored taste bud heaven. HUGE huge selection of snacks, dried products (nuts, grains, beans), noodles, fresh meat and seafood and fresh produce. Prices are really fair and they even have their own big parking lot next door!!
I like that this place is quite clean, especially the wet seafood area. Expect a ton of people on the weekends that you have to squeeze by.”
--Michelle T from Boston, MA
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