Dong A Corporation Inc

Orlando, United States

4.2

Closed now

11 reviews

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+1 407-329-4707
Website:
www.dongacorporation.com
Address:
816 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL, 32803
Park Lake / Lake Highland, Mills50
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1 miCourthouse Station
1 miOrange & Livingston
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Orlando) 6:04 AM Friday, June 27, 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

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11 reviews of Dong A Corporation Inc

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Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
Headed here as a Trader Joe’s employee recommended it to us, when we were looking for fresh jackfruit. It’s a massive store with multiple aisles chockablock of pan-​Asian groceries. I spotted foodstuff not just from Vietnam, but also from curry pastes from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, Philippines, Japan etc.
The freezers towards the right have a variety of fresh noodles and dim sums as well as the «fake» meat section. Will definitely return when looking to purchase Asian ingredients.
Place rating: 5
Kansas City, KS
What a cool market! We spent a quick half hour in here just looking at stuff and coming up with ideas for what we were going to cook next time. Located in an area of Orlando this is primarily Asian. I love the atmosphere. They have canned goods, dry goods, freezer items, meat, fresh produce, spices, you name it… and fresh turmeric root! Wow!
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
Dong A has an excellent selection of items that will be familiar to the casual consumer of Asian food — sake, Pocky, curry sauces, wasabi peas, ramen, tea, etc — with far more variety than you’d find in the ‘ethnic foods’ section of a larger grocer. You’ll also find dashi, fish sauces, everything you need to make sushi, and a lot of really spicy things, plus a fresh seafood and veg section. It’s fun to just browse around and look for stuff to get creative with even if you don’t have a specific recipe in mind.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
My favorite Asian market in Orlando because they fly food stuff in from Hawaii. However, you do need to check expiration dates on things, some things are like many Asian markets I’ve been to both here and other states — they are very «Chinese» and keep stuff longer than they normal should. That said, this is a clean and friendly store, no weird fishy smell like many of the other surrounding markets and the staff are always super friendly if you ask them for something.
Place rating: 5
Casselberry, FL
If you are looking for inexpensive Asian food or the cheapest café du monde (even cheaper that getting it from Louisiana), this is the place. Also full of utensils and cookware.
Make sure and check the dates on food.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
Looking for a decent Asian market? You do the dong. Case closed.
Even if you don’t buy anything in here, just walking through the aisles is a fun time waster. Asian beers, numerous selections of Sake, a giant aisle of teas, more bags of ramen than you can shake a stick at. Fascinating produce and seafood sections. Plateware. Sauces. All sorts of interesting stuff.
I remember a few years ago picking up some things we needed to make sushi at home On our most recent visit, we netted organic ponzu, Otokoyama sake, Shanghai bok choy, chili sauce, kimchee ramen, and those packets of wasabi seaweed which are like crack cocaine.
The guy at the register is very nice. The place is kinda cramped, but the shopping carts are small, so don’t worry about it.
Dong A. Check it out.
Place rating: 3
Winter Garden, FL
I have been going to this market for years. So many years. They are right in the 50mills district and next to all the other markets and oriental restaurants. I started going here for the Japanese snacks and treats when I was in high school but since then my culinary pallet and cooking level have expanded so I go more for the seasonings and cooking supplies, they have a pretty good spread of options but there are quite a few staples missing. Also the last time I was there almost half of the freezer items were priced incorrectly. So that was fun to discover at the register, but they did help me figure out what I wanted.
All in all this is a pretty nice little market to go to if you are looking for foods, snacks, candies, mountains of different kinds of teas and a bunch of dish and cookware.
I would give them one more star if they switched out some of the older inventory for a more modern and popular batch, as well as another star if they got their pricing in order.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
I gotta say, 3 pak summer rolls with peanut sauce for $ 3 is reason enough to come here. I heard so many wonderful things about this little grocery store from my other Unilocaler friends that I drove down here to check it out and was overwhelmed (in a good way) of all the variety they have to offer.
Most definitely will return.
Place rating: 5
Orlando, FL
I’ve been here a few times for sushi ingredients and other just Asian treats. They have a HUGE supply and I love just walking around looking for something new to buy & try. They have delicious prepared foods and frozen foods too. VERY friendly staff as well!
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
I come here quite often when im in need of an asian ingredient I can’t find at publix. I buy udon and soba noodles from this place frequently. This place always have what im looking for. The staff is friendly and always available to help. They also have a pretty good sake selection. The prices are pretty reasonable also. So, if you’re looking for an authentic oriental market or if you can’t seem to find that one ingredient in your Asian recipe, check this place out!
Place rating: 4
Safety Harbor, FL
This friendly and 100.0% authentic oriental market is the place to shop when you absolutely need the real deal. For example, with 20 varieties of rice alone, you can’t go wrong.
Even though we don’t live near here, we never hesitate to stop by and pick up a few necessities of life. Plus, if you need a whole pig for roasting, they will make it happen if you order it in advance! Delicious!