Wing Hing Seafood Market - San Francisc

When I first visited Wing Hing, I was surprised to see their wide selection. I visited with a friend who wanted alligator meat, and I thought I was being played asking for it. To my surprise, they actually advertise and sell it wonder what it tastes like!Since it is a meat and seafood market, the location will be a bit dirty, so closed toed shoes are highly recommended. The area is also quite tight, so knowing what you want in advance may make the experience more enjoyable.

I LOVE this SEAFOOD MARKET. THE FISH IS FRESH WELL ICED DOWN. AS A CHEF I LOVE A MARKET WHERE MY FISH IS COLD to the TOUCH all the way through when I ARRIVE HOME IS NOT Slimy.WING HNG SEAFOOD IS ANOTHER ONE OF MY LOCAL FAVORITE FISH MARKETS IN SAN SANFRANCISCO.This is one of my dishes from the other day,STEAMED RICE GREEN LENTILS w/small shell on shrimp ginger, garlic, golden beet stems greens, corn, tomato, lite chili herb miso broth lime

Wing Hing rocks. Best seafood value on Clement Street. Whole mackerel, catfish carcasses,,fresh shucked oysters. The crab-monger picked out the most ornery Dungeoness crabs, filled my cooler. I'll be back.

My boyfriend went here to get dungeness crab because the line at May Wah, a block away was too long. Same price here and no line! Prices change daily in San Francisco but they had crab for $8.99/lb on Dec 31, 2021 (I think this was for the 2+lb crabs). We would definitely go back and support their business. Thanks!

Great place to shop. Its in the outer sunset/parkside neighborhood 2 blocks from Taraval and a few blocks from the SF Zoo. I've been shopping here for a couple years and have enjoyed their produce deals. Ill continue shopping here as long as I'm in the neighborhood. My constructive criticism for the market is I believe the customer service or courtesies can be improved specifically for the close of the deal after purchasing. Sometimes it appears to feel really cold and out of touch. Other times discourteous because I'm just beginning to bag my groceries and a cashier will busily engage the next customer rushing me out of the store.