This produce store offers variety of good quality fruits and vegetables. You can always find the…read morebest tomatoes farm fresh from Fresno. Great selection of fresh herbs and greens. They carry fresh berries and specialty fruits most of the time. The staff is friendly and helpful, specially Sophia at the register. Love stoping by when in the area. I wish it was closer to my house .

This is a neighborhood, family run fruit and vegetable market - with a few other things like nuts,…read morespices, and some dairy. It is small, but makes great use of the space. And the prices are sometimes half the price of the Ralph's down the street. The market is owned by Armenians, but unlike an Armenian grocery store, which is filled with specific ethnic food-supplies, this is almost all fresh stuff - so there is a lot of good general produce here that everyone can use. Top Buys Here: HEIRLOOM TOMATOES. - When they have them, they are usually in the two dollar per pound range. PICKLING CUCUMBERS - (which you cannot even get at the Ralph's) - Here you can buy a sack of these for a few bucks. RED BELL PEPPERS - Half the price or less than at the Ralph's. OKRA - Inexpensive and fresh. GREEN BEANS & BROAD BEANS - Both fresh and cheap (and you cannot even get broad beans at a regular super market.) And there are dozens if not hundreds of other great buys.here (like farmer's cheese, sumac, and Bulgar wheat). Definitely shop here if you live in the neighborhood. And I think that it is also worth the drive if you are not too far away. (Note: There is a good butcher shop right next door).

Great place to have an afternoon of fun, especially if you have young kids. They have a corn maze,…read morehay & tractor ride and pumpkin patch. Each activity is a separate price. Parking is free.

I'm writing this review out of deep concern and outrage. I wish I had read the prior reviews before…read morevisiting, because what I witnessed was both inhumane and unacceptable. The conditions of the animals appear to violate even basic standards of care and welfare. A turkey confined to a cage far too small to move freely. A llama restricted to what can only be described as a cramped 10x10 enclosure. Ponies visibly overworked in the intense valley heat, forced to give ride after ride. These are not minor oversights, they reflect a serious lack of judgment and responsibility on the part of ownership and management. I love small businesses and truly believe in keeping community traditions alive but what I saw today was honestly disturbing To the owners: this is not a matter of "customer dissatisfaction." This is a matter of animal welfare and public ethics. I strongly urge you to address these issues immediately. Formal complaints are being made to animal welfare channels and media outlets. An absolute disgrace.

I love Sasoun Produce. My little brother introduced me to this market, and I was honestly blown…read moreaway the first time I walked in. It has been surprisingly difficult to find truly fresh fruits, vegetables, and produce, but this place pretty much had it all. They carry a wide variety of seeded fruits and produce from different parts of the world, and everything looked fresh and natural rather than overly processed or mass-produced. I'm almost hesitant to leave this review because I don't want the spot to get so popular that I can never find the fruit I'm looking for again. The woman working behind the register was also extremely welcoming and knowledgeable. She allowed my brother and me to sample a few fruits that were new to us and gave us background and insight into where they came from and what made them unique. I would absolutely recommend Sasoun Produce, especially for health fanatics and anyone who may not get the opportunity to travel but still wants to experience fruits from different parts of the world. Ten out of ten.

April 10, 2026 | Los Angeles | Sasoun Produce is an exciting market that easily feels like you're…read moretraveling the world, while discovering new, exotic & international fruit and vegetables! Customer service is knowledgeable and friendly as well! I loved the entire experience and found myself smiling throughout the store! Haha! It truly was an excitable experience! International | What a variety of seasonal and exotic produce! I was amazed by so many items that I've never seen or even heard of before, including green almonds with the outer shell, which felt like velvet! I also saw some of the biggest heirloom tomatoes ever! I felt like a kid in a candy store, however, it was delicious and colorful fruit instead! I enjoyed every moment of discovering of new items! Variety is key | There was definitely a variety of price points, some higher than others! You choose what works for you! Inside | Neat and tidy! Many items were lined up ,which I love! The prices were clear, front and center! I absolutely loved that! There was also a sign showing where in the world the items were from, so cool! Sightings | While exploring the store with my Chef friend, I was introduced to another Chef and she was fun to speak to as well! It was fun, checking out the large tea section with her! Also, fun running into a recording artist that I listen to on a regular basis and chatting, as well as being invited to her upcoming event! What a fun & popular store! Checkout | Customer service was incredibly friendly, helpful throughout the store, as I interacted with several people who answered my questions easily, and with a smile! I ended up getting delicious, stuffed dates, sesame cookies, a fruit called mamey sapote & another exotic fruit, which I can't think of the name of at the moment (Total $26)! My Chef friend got watermelon water & the recording artist got coconut water! Overall | Yes, please! I'm grateful that my Private Chef friend introduced me to this market! I'm still thinking about a few items inside of the market that I would definitely love to try! I'll definitely be back and thanks again for the inviting and fun experience! Who knew a supermarket could be so exciting?!! Let's go!

I love my Farmers! A friend introduced me to this fantastic…read moreresource. I get a box of goods every 2 weeks of high quality vegetables and fruits. I can make such tastey dishes! I am my own Michlen star restaurant!! They know me now and I get special treats that they know I like. I can hardly wait for guava season. They have a variety of guavas. The farm is beautiful, a true sanctuary. When I pick up my box, I walk through the edible flowers. My favorite are the Jimmy Jump ups. Now I know the cats and volunteers too.

Excellent !! Fantastic fresh, pesticide free produce, fruit, wonderful jam, UH produced honey,…read moreetc. The owners deeply care. We are so fortunate to have this available. I am allergic to pesticides and have dangerous reactions to all commercial supplied produce - including Whole Foods, Sprouts, etc. Even their Organics !!!!! The produce and fruit that UH has is perfect for me. Recommend highly.

First time getting fruit here and def will not be the last!!! Such a good variety of fruits and…read moreveggies and everything looks so yummy and fresh. The owner was attentive and even cut us some samples of a peach, it was so sweet and yummy we had to get a few! He even threw in a couple free peaches :)

Everything is fresh and all delicious! I would get my fruits here everytime and vendor is very niceread more

It is interesting what is it good about this market that people put 5 star and talk about good…read morethings which is a lie go there and you ll be agree with me No parking weird unprofesdional unpolite stuff dirty store and so on good luck those who look forward shopping from there

The best authentic and local produce i have ever come by, everything tastes so fresh and doesn't…read moreinclude unnecessary packaging. Amazing place for weekly shopping, you know you're getting high quality food. It is also a very quick shopping trip, there is never any waiting because the workers are efficient. Armash Produce was also one of the first Armenian markets to open in the LA area back in the 90's.

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY: Free parking for 90 minutes (good), Fantastic organic fruits /…read moreveggies and health/beauty selection are great, (good) yummy fresh juices (good), INSANE (not in a good way) store and parking design (bad). The prices are more than a bit over-the-top (ugly). Whoever designed this store deserves a smack-down. The aisles are so small you have to shimmy past people. And if you are shopping with a cart, good luck to you. Legit the most baffling design choices I've ever seen. This is an example of design that actually effects the shopping experience in a BAD WAY. Total head scratcher. Whoever designed the parking lot for the entire complex is an absolute idiot. If you need to get your cart to your car, there are several issues depending on what area you park in. First up, upon exiting the store there is a curb with no visible ramp so you have to cart-jump the curb to get down to the street level to your car. Then there is a raised planter between parking and the store so that if you are on the other side of it, you have to cart-jump the curb again. Seriously? Total failure in design on both the store and the parking. But hey - 90 minutes free parking so that's a plus. $16 for a smoothie is a little excessive for sure. Was it good? Yes. That said, while I'm happy to pay more for a great selection of organic fruits and veggies, the smoothies aren't that different from one I could make at home or get somewhere else of the same quality but for less. So if you are on a budget or just resent paying $16 for a smoothie on principal, I suggest focusing on your favorite, good stuff at Erewhon which for me is the fruits / vegetables and their outstanding selection of health / beauty products and their prepared food. from the beauty section, I got something called EVERYTHNG OIL based on the recommendation of one of the staff and it is a GREAT product -- truly my skin is transformed -- well worth the $. I also discovered a yoghurt there that I love -- Painterland Sisters -- but I now buy it at Sprouts as it is cheaper there. The prepared food selection is great! Vegan dessert selection - hallelujah! And I'm a big fan of all their vegan options actually - great stuff. I like that they give you a credit for every glass bottle you bring back -- not a small one either. $2 for each bottle! That brings down the cost of those fresh juices I love so I'll take it!! :) So spend some time finding your favorite stuff - this is a place to pick up a couple of things -- not do ALL your grocery shopping. First of all, you don't want a cart in this place -- too hard to navigate. But also, a full shop at Erewhon is 3 times what any other store would cost. But they do have some very excellent products so worth it for those things IMHO but not for EVERYTHING. Also, try to choose a time to go when it's not packed. the store is claustrophobic when full.

With the prices we pay, a little less attitude would be appreciated and that's from a manager…read more Shopping spending I don't know 100 and something dollars on two bags of groceries, gave you the phone numbers, gave you my wife's name and mine, showed you my ID, and you still want to lecture me about how my wife needs to go on the app and make some changes. Apply the points and move on. The only changes we need to make are we just keep going to the Bristol Farms that just opened up by our house in Beachwood. And we never stop by this shit box again. How stupid to give attitude over something is silly as your points game.

Great Chinese supermarket. One of the very few in the SFV. Good stock and very clean. Well…read moreorganized and sorted aisles. The people are helpful. Service is good. The food in the back right corner is pretty good. The bakery out front is pretty good. If you haven't been here, definitely come and check it out. Definitely grab some food and dessert. Get a piece of fried fish! lol, I highly recommend fried snapper if available.

This is just a review for their scale. I was about to buy a durian today. $10.99/lb. I weighed it…read moreon the scale and it came out 2. I go to the cashier, the cashier weighed it 4lbs. I told the cashier I just weighed it and it said 2lbs. She said the scale is in kg. Why would you price your produce in lbs and have a scale in kg??? I was about to pay double! This seems intentionally misleading. Everything else about this stuff is good. I will be coming back but now I know this place uses deceiving tactics. It's also the closest Asian grocery store from miles.