Not the biggest farmers market, but not too bad for a small city like Walnut. Located in the…read moreparking lot at Mt SAC - corner of Grand and La Puente. Plenty of parking. The market forums from 8am to 1pm. Decent selection of vendors and all are friendly and welcoming. There's a mix of fruit & vegetables vendors, fresh seafood, bakery items, dips, roasted peanuts, tamales, artisans & crafts, etc. Personal we've bought some of the various artisan/craft items during Christmas and regularly get some fresh fruit and vegetables. Also enjoy getting the various dips and tamales. If you're local to the area, it's worth a visit on your Saturday mornings/afternoons. It securely has a community feel.

Stopped by on a whim on the way home to check out what's new at the market. There is a new place…read morethat sells authentic, high quality, Japanese garden tools. Great sales presentation, prompted us to buy a pruner for our fruit trees. Lots of produce selection here today, as well as new baked goods, tamales and Chinese dumplings. Also had live music performance.

SAMK is the best ever fusion restaurants I've ever had! Food is always fresh and cook to the…read moreperfection. This is a hidden gem in the area while all the other crowds are lining up for the other trendy restaurants. Service is super friendly, fast. And they are dog friendly in the patio! Vibe is so chill and relaxing! Food is 10/10 perfect, tasty and fresh. They use high quality ingredients. Come to SAMK, you won't be disappointed!

I am a huge fan of Asian fusion cuisine, so I was pretty excited to try SAMK after reading the…read morereviews online and their menu. I came in on a Sunday afternoon around 3pm, and my first impressions walking in was the interior is clean and pleasantly warm. I ordered the creamy mala seafood pasta since it was the most unique dish on the menu. Service was good but nothing special. Creamy mala seafood pasta, 2.5/5: The pasta was inoffensively average. There were some bites that were creamy and some bites that weren't. I honestly thought it could use more cream or butter to add some more richness. The pasta itself was al dente. There wasn't much flavor overall with the dish, and the mala was very mild (for reference, I can handle medium spice levels at other restaurants). The seafood quality was okay for the price. Overall, I thought the ambiance was really nice, but the pasta I ordered was average at best. Maybe I will give this place a 2nd chance and try something else.

FREAKING DELICIOUS!! I love this place so much. I ordered like 7/8 different rolls, lumps, bags?…read moreWhat do you call these things? ATOYUBUs?? Every single one of them was delicious as hell! My goodness, the buttered crab was freaking fantastic, the eel was great, the lemon pepper salmon delicious. We need to get Atoyubu out into the mainstream, we need them to be on every street corner. I was so hyped eating these little pockets of flavor that I couldn't stop. I think next time I'll have to order 100. But in all honesty, for a single person 3-4 is perfect amount, they are packed with rice and a great deal of toppings, and each flavor is better than the last. Ambiance inside the restaurant is super chill and great for a little date or to bring the whole family and chow down. Love this place overall 11/10, hope they stick around and blow up!!!

It maybe be tricky to get here if making a left from the streets. Easier to arrive by making a…read moreright into the plaza. There's plenty of parking. Inside has enough indoor seating. Usually people come and go so there should be an available seat. They have a kiosk! It may take a bit of time for the food to arrive but it's worth it. They have a station for all the utensils and more ready at the counter. The staff are nice and friendly. I had most of the salmon dishes and the crab. They were all really good. Maybe a bit heavy on the sauces but still tasty. They were warm inside but still easy to pick up. It can get a bit messy though. I do like the little containers they arrive in. It's worth trying out. I would like to try more flavors next time!

My wife and I were taking the backroads from Chino Hills back to Los Angeles when we stumbled…read moreacross the Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store. This looked like a big ol' farm store and from the second I saw it, I was pretty darn excited. This large store features ample parking, tables outside, and a petting zoo that didn't actually have any animals, but maybe they were just inside. The shop itself is full of baked goods, clothing, drinks, and literally everything else you can usually find at a farm style store. I was super tempted to pick up a bunch of chocolate when walking around, but since it was pretty hot outside I had to settle for the farms own Orange Juice and a big fat rice crispy treat with chocolate and pretzel on top. The orange juice was OH SO refreshing on this hot day and the rice crispy treat was really good as well. Overall, The Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store is a great place to stop and pick up a few things. I really liked the two things I picked up and I can definitely see stopping back here the next time i'm in Pomona!

A great place if you need fresh fruits and vegetables. Today, we went for their Tomatozania Plant…read moreSale. We were interest in seeing what they had in store, since we've never stopped by before. We parks on the grass field and walked towards the vendors first. We bought some fruits and vegetables from the student farm stand (what a steal!) and it was a great feeling knowing that we were supporting the Cal Poly Pomona students. The produce was grown and picked by the CPP students. We also were able to purchase honey from CPP; the honey was produced at the school and jarred by students. There were about 8 food trucks. After we took a walk around, we went into the farm store. It was packed with people and the line was snaked around the interior of the store. I've never seen so many varieties of tomato plants or this many people interested in purchasing plants. We didn't walk away with a tomato plant this time around, but perhaps next time. It was lovely experience.

The best jerky in all the world…read more I have been going to this place for many years and they do make the best freshest and flavorful without all the chemicals and ultra high processed ingredients. Very nice customer service staff on hand, cash only and plenty of parking. It's a very small store for retail, but they have a huge warehouse and processing in the back for wholesale orders and customers.

Best beef jerky have been getting Settlers Jerky since 1977 it's a must try…read more Friendly staff they have a big variety to choose from

Aroma Cafe is the main store to Sweets a couple of doors down. I went here on a Saturday at 11:30…read moreAM to grab brunch before stopping by Sweets for a pickup order. There were plenty of parking as it's in a shared plaza. For the store, it's a moderate size but it was definitely busy at the time we went. For ordering, you'll need to order at the counter before sitting down. After browsing the menu, we decided on the pink vodka pasta and the rich miso pasta (Taiwanese sausage added). American Express is accepted as a payment option. The staff gave us a number to place on the table we sat at but we were free to grab any seat we liked. For seating, there were a few tables for parties of two and limited tables for bigger groups. Keep in mind if you need water or extra napkins, they'll have those near the bar seating. Both the Pink Vodka Pasta and Rich Miso Pasta exceeded our expectations! The miso pasta leans on the creamy side but pairs very well with the pink vodka pasta. The miso pasta didn't come with any protein by default, so we were glad that we added the Taiwanese sausage. Fun fact is that the meatball from the Pink Vodka Pasta is vegan! The portion size was super generous from both dishes and was beyond just two people. I wasn't expecting to discover pasta dishes that I'd consider as one of my favorites from this visit! I'll definitely come back to try other dishes.

super cool spot love the vibe of everything and the people were nice just wish there was wifi…read more the coffee is okay and more on the sour side I wasn't the biggest fan but the cakes were good

The churros are on point!!! Fresh and delicious…read more The customer service is pleasant Clean restaurant.

Stopped in for breakfast and had a great experience overall…read more The iced latte was just ok, but everything else made up for it. I ordered the chilaquiles with chicken and an egg -10/10. Plenty of protein, tons of flavor, and the tortilla chips were perfectly crispy without being soggy. The space itself was quaint and clean, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Would definitely come back-especially for the chilaquiles.

Stopped by for the tofu pudding/dessert tofu/dou hua, and left with that and a lot of other…read moregoodies! I bought the: - Tofu pudding/dessert tofu/dou hua with brown sugar on the side - Delicious and silky! The brown sugar was light and added just enough sweetness to complement the tofu. - Taro buns (5 ct) - This is the best taro bun my family and I ever had. The breadskin is so light and fluffy. The taro paste filling was not overly dense nor sweet. You can really taste the taro in the filling. - Organic scallion buns (6 ct) - This is the best scallion bun my family and I ever had. We could taste the scallion flavor without it being too strong. The bun was a touch denser than the taro bun. - Meat and veggie buns - The meat and veggie filling was delicious and not too saltym. The veggies in the filling still has a crunch to them (unlike buns I've tried from other places). The bun itself was light and not too dense. - Unsweetened soy milk - The soy milk was light and the perfect consistency. It isn't thick or grainy like some other soy milks can be. - Tofu jerky - Flavorful, but not too salty. Great pairing with a bowl of rice! - Zongzi (Taiwanese style) - Delicious and light. Also not too salty or rich. The shop itself is small, but very clean and organized. The shop owner is so cute and enthusiastic about all of her products. She shared how to best store them since she doesn't use preservatives and how to heat them. There is a handwritten menu in Chinese on a board to the side of the refrigerated section. The refrigerator doors also had photos of the item with the name in English and Chinese, and the price. The non-refrigerated part of the store has shelves with sauces you could use to prepare/cook your tofu. Cash and credit cards (MasterCard and Visa) accepted, although there is a 5% charge for using credit card. They're located at the very end of Front St (dead end). They're in the brick building with no signage/store name. If the door is locked during the posted business hours, just ring the doorbell and the owner will open the door for you. Parking is shared with other shops on this street. With the flow of customers coming and going, I never had any issues finding a spot.

Small shop in the back of what looks like a lot of small mechanic shops. There is no signage and…read moreit's just a brick building with a gated door. Once inside there is a white board with hand written menu of everything they offer. The menu is in Chinese with some English. I got the sweet soy milk and the tofu dessert. Both were phenomenal. You can really tell they make their soy products fresh in the factory next door. The shopkeeper is super sweet and offered bags of ice in case I had a long drive home. Overall fantastic spot to get some freshly made soy products - milk, tofu, everything made with tofu and some random things like frozen dumplings. Being your own shopping bag or box to carry your goods.

I have been trying to eat more fruits and it has led me here. LA Fruit Kingdom is the best place if…read moreyou are looking for good fruits that are in season. I also came here for some pretty yogurt bowls. I ended up picking green grapes, mangos, and strawberries for my yogurt bowl. The fruits were all delicious and the cereal gave a good crisp that made me wanting to eat more. The yogurt was okay but with the honey and all the mix in made it something I would come back to get often. I thought it was on more on the pricey side but they use really good ingredients. It will be more of a monthly treat. Overall, if you're looking for yummy ripe fruits or beautiful yogurt bowls this is your spot.

I went to LA Fruit Kingdom after eating Malatang with my daughter, and I was told that there's a…read moreyogurt place in the same plaza. The layout of the store was very interesting because it looked like a mini market, and they sell fresh exotic fruits and snacks. Ordering a yogurt was a bit confusing because I did not see any pricing, but they had some instructions on how to order. Step 1: Choose dry Greek yogurt. Step 2: Pick up your fresh fruits (limit 3 items). Step 3: Choose Topping (Oats, coconut chips, or boom boom pearl). Step 4: Honey or Dark Chocolate My daughter picked a small jar of Organic blue spirulina with coconut dry yogurt. Then she picked green grapes, mangos, and strawberries for her yogurt bowl. And we also picked boom boom pearl for topping, and chose honey at the end. Then the lady told me that the price was $24.08. It was pricey. I don't understand their pricing or explanation, even though I have the receipt. She told me that it took about 10-15 minutes to make it. Honestly, for the small jar of organic blue spirulina with coconut dry yogurt, it tasted a bit sour, and I was not a fan of it. The presentation of the yogurt was nice; however, for the price that we paid, it was still a bit ripped off. The fruits were fresh, and the boom boom pearl tasted like popping boba was interesting. The Greek Yogurt was a bit too thick. I would rather go to the Açaí bowl place to have more fresh fruit and a bigger portion. The lady was friendly and helpful. But I would rather go to Açaí bowl and Yogurtland combined next time. P.S. I forgot to mention that they were out of honey, so no honey in the yogurt bowl.

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Fresh produce for a good price. Way better than the big supermarkets. They have sell a lot of…read moredifferent types of items besides fruits. I believe I saw pasta noodles and bread as well.