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Meat Ball
Our meatballs are made with premium ingredients for a tender, springy bite. They're a great addition to hot pot, soups, and stir-fries.
Meat Ball Products
23 products
Flamingo Beef Meatballs
5 oz (GF125); 5 lbs (GF152)
Flamingo Beef Tendon Meatballs
5 oz (GF126); 5 lbs (GF153)
Flamingo Pork Meatballs
5 oz (GF127); 5 lbs (GF154)
Flamingo S.J. Pork Meatballs
5 oz (GF130); 11 oz (GF134); 5 lbs (GF155)
Great Wall Assorted Meatballs
11 oz (GG335)
Great Wall Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GG311); 5 lbs (GG350)
Great Wall Beef Tendon Meatballs
11 oz (GG312); 5 lbs (GG351)
Great Wall Chicken & Mushroom Balls
11 oz (GG319); 5 lbs (GG356)
Great Wall Hong Kong Chicken & Mushroom Balls
12 oz (GG337)
Great Wall Hong Kong Pork & Mushroom Balls
11 oz (GG336)
Great Wall Jumbo Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GG325); 5 lbs (GG357)
Great Wall Jumbo Beef Tendon Meatballs
11 oz (GG326); 5 lbs (GG358)
Great Wall Pork Meatballs
11 oz (GG313); 5 lbs (GG353)
Great Wall S.J. Pork Meatballs
11 oz (GG314)
Quê Hương Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GQ417)
Quê Hương SỐ1 Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GQ421); 5 lbs (GQ450)
Quê Hương SỐ1 Beef Tendon Meatballs
11 oz (GQ422); 5 lbs (GQ451)
Quê Hương SỐ1 Jumbo Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GQ439); 5 lbs (GQ452)
Quê Hương SỐ1 Jumbo Beef Tendon Meatballs
11 oz (GQ440); 5 lbs (GQ453)
Vị Hương Beef & Chicken Meatballs
11 oz (GV220); 4 lbs (GV250)
Vị Hương Beef Meatballs
11 oz (GV217)
Vị Hương Beef Tendon & Chicken Meatballs
11 oz (GV222); 4 lbs (GV253)
Vị Hương Beef Tendon Meatballs
11 oz (GV218)
About Meat Ball from Great River Food
Asian meatballs are bite-sized balls of seasoned beef, pork, fish, chicken, or shrimp, prized for a springy, bouncy texture rather than a soft Western crumb. They are a frozen ready-to-cook staple dropped straight into simmering broth for pho, hot pot, noodle soups, and congee, or pan-fried and skewered. Great River Food makes Great Wall, Flamingo, Quê Hương, and Vị Hương meatballs, including beef tendon and fish ball varieties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you cook frozen Asian meatballs? +
Simmer or boil them from frozen for a few minutes until they float and are heated through, then add to soups, noodles, or hot pot. They can also be pan-fried or steamed.
Are these meatballs precooked? +
These are frozen ready-to-cook products, so always heat them thoroughly until piping hot in the center before eating.
What is the difference between beef meatballs and beef tendon meatballs? +
Plain beef meatballs are smooth and springy, while beef tendon meatballs contain bits of tendon that add a chewier, gelatinous bite popular in pho and hot pot.
Buying meatballs by the case? Great River Food manufactures and wholesales its own brands, so you buy direct from the producer. See Asian food wholesale and private label, serving distributors, grocery chains and foodservice across Los Angeles and nationwide.
