What a cool shop! They have so many unique goods from mostly Europe and South Africa. Prices are…read morepretty good, considering they import pretty much everything. The shop is also very well organized and their offerings range from snacks (sweet, salty, savory, mainly) to condiments, teas, coffees, sauces and spices...they even have frozen goods, some decor, and some pots. When I went, there was also a couple of discount carts. Plus, they handed out samples! I didn't recognize much, so I asked for a rundown and some recommendations, which was really helpful. I came away with some Tim Tams, Dallmayr coffee beans, Monaco espresso, Tayto chips, and some teas, cookies, and cakes to try. Service is pretty friendly, and parking is super easy in the lot.

I've been going here regularly: three times in the last two and a half months. I am looking forward…read moreto my fourth visit because the store is that good. No other market in our area, at least to my knowledge, has what Origins World Foods does. Goodies from Belgium, England, France, Scotland, Germany, Africa, and other countries are on the shelves. The cashier who has rung me up for the two visits I've made is friendly, upbeat, and efficient. A friend of mine drives from Anaheim to shop here. She is a fan of their candies and soups. For me, the candy bars, such as the Mars bars, Aero bars, and the Crunchie bars from the UK really hit the spot. Their unique tins of mints are beautiful. I like the kalfany fresh ice drops so much they have been purchased twice. There is a website for the store but I haven't used it. Me and my friend have plans to drop by soon to replenish our supplies of international foods.

I've heard about this place for years and today was the first time I decided to hit the jackpot…read more My new market for fresh produce, abundant selection and low prices. Easy shopping experience, plenty of aisle space and parking. Definitely a fave.

I was really impressed with the selection here. This is the biggest market I have been to, and I…read moregenuinely felt like a kid in a candy store exploring everything. The lavashak selection especially stood out and was such a treat to see. The service overall was good, and shopping for groceries was quick and easy. Just a heads up that the bakery and restaurant are separate, and their wait times were noticeably longer. Still, the variety and experience made it well worth the visit.

I love Manila food mart!! Food is exceptional and authentic. Staff is very friendly and sweet. My…read morego to spot for Filipino food!!

We love coming here especially if I really am lazy to cook Filipino food…read more Every dish I have gotten, I've really enjoyed. We don't eat dinuguan as often, but when we do this is the place to get it. When my parents come to visit from LA, they usually stop by to grab dinuguan to take home. Everyone is friendly here and they really keep the menu simple and freshly made.

Wonderful market, I highly recommend coming here. The first time I came here they gave out free…read moresnacks, ever since then nothing bad has happened. The moment I walked in here, the vibes and energy were great. The store had a Directory so you can find your things easily. There's also a buffet that has fried chicken and a variety of soups to choose from. The staff here are very friendly and there are staff everywhere to help you find your supplies. At the end of checkout, there are microwaves to heat and make instant ramen. In conclusion, Tokyo Central has many foods to choose from, with great staff to help you.

+ Love the buffet line inside Tokyo Central near the back. So many options! $12/lb. I accidentally…read moregrabbed ~$30 worth of food. oh well, leftovers for lunner. . Grab utensils and condiments after checkout. - Crowded parking. Every spot felt like a compact spot. One neighbor parked on the line and you virtually can't park in the adjacent spot. - Only one near exit. Bottleneck. + Conveniently located right by the 5. + Pleasant, somewhat classy ambience.

Okay, we decided to try this market instead of Nina's because of the reviews…read more Mistake made. There is no comparison in size or inventory. Meager produce was a disappointment. Lesson learned.

Okay, first impressions? Shoperies OC looks good --like, really good. It's got that bright, modern…read morevibe with tons of space, which makes it way nicer to shop in than your average Indian grocery store. I actually enjoy just walking around in here. But here's the thing: Finding what you need? Good luck. The place is kind of a mess. Stuff feels randomly tossed on shelves, and good organization is nowhere to be found. Need spices? Maybe they're by the snacks. Or the drinks. Who knows! It's like a treasure hunt, but not the fun kind. I want to love this place--it's got the looks and space to be amazing--but until they sort out the clutter and actually organize their stock, it's more frustrating than convenient. Still, if you're not in a hurry and don't mind digging, you might score some cool finds. Fix the chaos!!

Great store with a variety of products. I am from Ukraine and was able to find many of my favorite…read morefoods here. Great variety and interesting new products

Great small store that sells Eastern Europe food, mostly Russian and Ukraine. I love their poppy…read morestrudel.

I ordered a whole small lechon (around 30-35 lbs) from Pinoy Pam's and honestly, it did not…read moredisappoint at all. The meat was super juicy and flavorful, you can really tell it was well-prepared and not dried out like some lechon I've had before. What really stood out to me is how meaty it was, there was actually a lot of meat inside, not just skin and fat. And the skin... wow!!!! It was crispy. That crunch when you bite into it is exactly what you want from lechon. Although it would have been better if they provided a home cooked sauce for it, not just the typical bottled commercial sauce. Pinoy Pam's has honestly become my go-to whenever I don't feel like cooking but still want something that tastes like a home-cooked meal. There's just something comforting about their food. Plus, the staff are always so nice and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better.

I've been a customer here for a while, which makes this even more disappointing to write…read more This time, I ordered arrozcaldo for my 3-year-old, and I thank God that I was the one who opened it first. Mixed in the food was a small piece of aluminum foil. If my toddler had eaten that, it could have ended much worse. This is a serious food safety issue. No establishment should be serving food like this. Proper food handling and quality control clearly aren't being followed and that's concerning. This needs to be looked into, OC Health should seriously check this place. Please be careful if you're ordering from here.

Very disappointed. I paid $23 SHIPPING for an order of $32 in a small box. That shipping cost…read morerepresents 71% of the cost of the items which is extortionate, especially for a UPS GROUND method (I know because I use them). Will not order again.

Always a helpful staff member to find what I'm trying to find. They have a huge variety but…read morelocating some items is a hunting adventure.

In store, Korean restaurants were great, and unique…read more My wife and I have have had Korean food before, but haven't ever seen many of the food items, before. We had Atoyubu, a brand new experience. Very good. The only negative thing I can mention is that all but most of the restaurant food servers had no English, with the exception of one counter whose server stepped in to help translate and answer questions for us. This server was the iceing on the cake.

I really wanted to like this store and gave it two chances…read more The first time, I bought two boxes of wonton noodle soup -- the same ones I used to get at Costco. I froze them, and when my son heated one up, the broth tasted and smelled like plastic. We opened another, hoping it was a fluke, but it was the same. We ended up throwing all eight bowls away. The second time, we bought a case of coconuts with the pop-top style opening. Which was new for us. After refrigerating them, we tried one -- same issue. It had a stale, plastic-like taste. We opened another a few days later, and it was no different. We planned to return them, but got busy, and now they'll likely end up in the trash too. After two separate experiences like this, I can't afford or justify coming back. Very disappointing.

This has become our favorite place to go to get Mexican food…read more It is small market that has a small kitchen that sells really good Mexican food. The market has butcher/deli counter and a small amount of produce. We got the potato tacos, chicken quesadilla, and borrego tacos. They are all so good. Meat is always juicy and potatoes are cooked to perfection. Salsa is not that spicy. The favorite is borrego, as I can eat that all day You must stop in here to try the food as you will not be disappointed.

This is a small little market with real Mexican food in south county!…read moreMy coworkers love coming here when we are in the mood for good tasting authentic Mexican food. I've tried their asada tacos and they are delicious and they come with an enormous portion of meat. This last time I decided to try a torta with asada and it was so good!! My coworkers both said they liked their carnitas! Honestly it's worth checking out because they truly serve good food and make their tortillas in house! It's small and can get a bit busy during lunch hour rush but it's absolutely worth the wait!