“ Plenty of parking. My dad comes here to buy Dungeness crabs and sometimes lobster. They have a big selection and for affordable prices. The minute you walk in, you will see some smaller shops and a spice store. There is also a Pho restaurant right next to the grocery section. There is a lot in this building! Lots of produce, seafood, vietnamese products, etc etc. Good selection! ”

“ First time visitor to this HUGE Asian market. Plenty of parking is available in their humungous lot but be aware that I did not see any security guards keeping an eye out for the cars and there were some shady looking people walking in and out of the lot One inside of the market, your senses kick into overdrive as the aroma of food is in the air, the store is very colorful so your eyeballs are going crazy trying to take it all in, the sounds of people speaking in various Asian languages can be heard throughout the store and there are so many items you'll want to toss into your shopping cart. This was a great and fun experience ”

“ Been coming here since I was a child. Big parking lot! They offer many varieties with great pricing. You can literally find anything here. A one stop shop when you want to make any Asian cuisine. Overall, the items are fresh. We like to come here to buy a whole box of oysters when it is in season. There is also vendors that sell snacks like fried bananas and desserts. They have dimsum and a small restaurant offering Vietnamese food. The cane juice is so good too. ”

“ I am sooo happy I found this market & I don't need to drive all the way to Hollywood Thai Town in Los Angeles to buy the ingredients to make Thai Tom Yang soup such as GALANGA root, KAFIR LIME LEAVES, LEMON GRASS, LIMES, CHILI, MUSHROOMS, ROMA TOMATOS. This Asian market is huge & clean & you will find Asian recipe ingredients from Thailand, Vietnam , China, Philippines and other Asian countries. ”

“ THIS IS 100x BETTER. I used to go in there since i moved to America. there's a lot of snacks. I also see spicy snacks that I like. I'm An Truong and people use To see me as a black medium hair girl who wears shorts and sometimes sweater. The market is big. I know people read this i know you guess that I'm Asian ofc. I literally spend like 100 dollars with my family for all the food. all of the food, stuff, & drinks are good for real! I enjoy this market way better. thanks for reading this and god bless you. ”

“ Nice to doodle your Asian groceries specially Thai food if you love to cook Thai dishes and hard to find Thai ingredients ”

“ 7/30/23 This store is far from me & it's not my usual go-to for Asian inspired groceries, but it's not too far from my auntie's house in Pico Rivera. This market is MASSIVE for Asian inspired groceries. Price point is affordable. They get 4 stars for having a great big inventory of items and it looks pretty organized & fairly clean. I grabbed kabocha, sweet rice, green mango, onion & okra (good price @ $1.59/lb) a couple of lemon wafers for the crew and bok choy Surprisingly I didn't find banana peppers. I visited the seafood & meat department & I saw live crab for $6.99/lb. Lots of types of mollusks-some I've never encountered at regular supermarkets. The fresh produce: fruits & vegetables, is filled with an assortment of tropical types not found at in regular stores, too. Although, jackfruit, durian, lychee & rambutan can be found at the 99 Ranch market, this store seems to have plenty more and 'look' fresh as well. There are individual booths within this store that sell clothes, freshly prepared snacks (desserts like rice cakes, fresh shrimp rolls, boba, dried fruits/fish/jerky, etc). Parking is free & plentiful, there's a guard there to stand watch. If I lived closer, I would shop here more often. The cashier was efficient, not the friendliest one but not rude either--oh and you get to bag your own groceries, so there's that. Thankfully I didn't buy bagfuls this time. Overall, I would like to explore more to see what else they have to offer. ”

“ This market has been around for some time and usually, and I think I do stop by here from time to time if I am in the area. This time I just wanted to browse what they had during Chinese New Year time. The parking lot is large and the inside has some people here buying many items from seafood, eggs, and Asian drinks, to a ton of noodle options. I have to say their selection might beat many on the noodles. They have Vietnamese style to different Chinese provinces style noodles. I was a little surprised by that. The drinks as well are unique and if you are looking for instant coffee from Asia you will have a better selection here. I grabbed my favorite French butter from here. The brand is amazingly better than American butter and I have never switched back. It does cost a little bit more from $7.00-8.00 but it is so good, trust me. They have plenty of other items used for hot pots at home. Such as canned quail eggs, fish balls, udon noodles, deep-fried balls, and almond-flavored jello! If you have not tried the almond flavored jello you need to make it! It's the best and so addicting. ”