Been shop here for awhile and it has been here for decades. Big, clean and easy to park since it's…read morea big parking lot for the plaza. The store is well stocked, clean, spacious, well organized and plenty of choices to choose from. Fresh fruits and daily cooked foods sections. Staff are nice and friendly, prices are reasonable and you can save more if you're becoming or belonging to their club. Easy checkout, especially with their self checkout section. Plenty of promotions throughout the weeks, months or holidays so watch out for those.

Avoid if possible, for multiple reasons…read more Firstly. The aisles are not organized in any conceivable fashion that might be helpful to shoppers planning meals. Honey might in the baking aisle, or it might be in the jelly and jam aisle, or it might be in the third out completely unrelated to the previous. Secondly. The produce section and the meat section are tiny and constantly out of what you actually need to make a meal. Thirdly. There's a homeless man in the parking lot whose job it is to consistently be present during working hours, and to yell at people who are packing groceries into their cars. Fourthly and most importantly. They have undertaken to a replace as many cashiers as possible with machines, and we have undertaken so severe the cost-cutting measures that it is now entirely possible to check out your batch of groceries while the next person in line is still packing theirs, and the previous person in line is piling groceries on top of yours. Comedy results, or tragedy as you prefer. Myself, I would prefer to visit is supermarket that sells a decent selection of items at market prices. You would do as well.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen needed some Korean sunscreen (the best), lychee, and udon. This…read moreplace had it all! Great place to find K-beauty products. The end.

I purchased this can of Spam on Friday (7/10). When I opened it, I immediately noticed that the…read moreproduct had gone bad. The color was much darker than normal. I buy Spam regularly, so I know what it is supposed to look like--it should be a light pink color, not dark. I brought it back to AR Supermarket, not just because I wanted a refund, but because I wanted to let the store know there might be a problem with this batch. They should check the other cans, and if they have the same issue, they should remove them from the shelves to protect customers. Unfortunately, the manager--an older Korean gentleman with glasses whose name I don't know--had a very poor attitude. He insisted that the dark color was normal. I showed him the Spam and pointed out that the top half was dark while the bottom half was pink. I asked him, "If this is normal, why are there two different colors in the same can?" After seeing that, he had nothing more to say. As a regular AR customer, this is the second time I have experienced spoiled food from this store. That is very disappointing and makes me question the quality control of the products they sell. So no more shopping at here

I have to shout out this employee!!!! Such a great experience!!…read more I've gone to many different Spouts in Orange and usually get ignored by the employees. But not at this location in the vitamins department!! David, I think he was the manger of the department or at least he should definitely be one !!! He was so kind and asked me immediately if I needed help or had any questions ! There's so many times I was lost in the vitamins department at Sprouts and just got ignored by the employees!!! This is the first time someone actually cared to help me! I have to shout out David for all of his help, kindness, encouragement and teaching me about the vitamins and health!! Not to mention how organized and clean he kept his section ! I got few vitamins from him and ever since I've been taking those vitamins I've had so much energy throughout the day and the constant fatigue is practically gone!!! I am so grateful for this experience and now feeling like I have energy throughout the day. All because of his help and kindness!!

The store is clean and well stocked. The AC is always on high during hot days which helps all the…read moreperishables fresh and last long. The staff are nice and friendly. I always stop by to restock on fruits and bakeries. The grapes are huge and crunchy. The cookies are fresh and moist. We will come back again for more treats :)

still a great place to pick up banchans and other korean staples. There was a swarm of people…read morewaiting at the prepared food table where a staff member was placing BUY 1 GET 1 stickers of packages. I joined the group of shoppers and got myself two packs of katsu. at 13.00 each, seems expensive, but there are two cutlets in each package and when is buy one get one, then it's a deal. the place is organized and clean.

I come here whenever the snack craving hits. I'd pick up some sweet crunchy rice snacks and…read moreuniquely flavored potato chips that you can't really find at American markets. I don't know when this happened, but I was shocked to see the price tag of $19.99 for a SMALL container of marinaded sliced squid! I recall that it was only maybe $7 or $8 in recent memory. This is a huge jump in price and there's no way I can justify buying it. $20 is a whole meal, not a handful of snacks. Things like frozen dumplings would be cheaper at Trader Joe's. Granted, not a lot of options at TJ but for a much lower price, it's good enough. Too many items are overpriced here, like mangos. I think they're like $10+ per pack of 6 tiny ones. Yikes. I wouldn't really recommend shopping here.

I always stop here when I stay in Orange County. It is convenient and always stocked…read more The store itself isn't one of the cleaner ones, if that make sense. The parking lot can be a little scary late at night so just be warned. Overall, a good store. ....... .. . .. ..

Happened to be near this Vons on my way home and stopped to try their Deli for a turkey sandwich…read more I have not been here in several years but I did remember there was a Deli. Very disappointing visit, should have looked for a Subway or another Deli . The Deli service felt unfriendly and unkind. The turkey provolone had only a sliver slice of provolone. This 6" reg sand was $9.99 - seems pricey for what is provided. I guess I should have driven further back to usual Supermarket. My usual supermarket is Stater Brothers which offers much better friendly service .

I frequent my local Albertsons in Westminster, daily. I tend to roll in during the last 5 minutes…read moreon most nights. I'm not sure what it is about the cashier Nick, maybe he just loves his life, but he always makes me feel welcomed, never rushed and gives insightful tips to the latest deals. Thanks Nick! Jacob Is also amazing! My first time in this store he went out of his way to help me get a key made right at closing, and he too, offered helpful advice.

The bakery was completely unstaffed when I arrived. Meanwhile, the deli right next to it had 3 or 4…read moreemployees standing around chatting with each other. No one greeted me or offered to help. I actually had to interrupt their conversation just to ask if anyone was working in the bakery.

Ninety minute wait at Seafood Cove II? No problem! Head back downstairs at straight to Vietnamese…read moremarket A Dong ("East Asia") to get your shopping done in plenty of time. Shopper drive from miles around to hit up what is generally considered the best Vietnamese market in Orange County; unfortunately, they all try to park in this awkward parking lot that serves a zillion other businesses (including Seafood Cove II and some cheaters from Asian Garden Mall across the street). Don't give up, as there's plenty of in-and-out here. Great prices on fresh vegetables here and we scored ramen on sale. A top top top selection of cookie/cakes in gift box style; don't be surprised if you get one of those from me. Tons of other non-food items too -- I even bought a rug. Load up your car and then up to Seafood Cove for dim sum. Then, stay in the shopping plaza for amazing boba and a haircut!

Stopped by since in the way to get some veggies and seafood for dinner. This market has been here…read moresince the area started but under different branch and change of ownership couple time I believed. I shopped here couple time since it opened but 1st time since this branch took over. Parking is huge but depending when you go so it can be crowed and hectic at time. There is that old Asian market smell (mixed of fish/meat/and veggies all together) upon entering. Fresh veggies and fruits. Meats and seafood are good cooking and plenty of selection. Prices wise are reasonable and affordable for sure. Staff are stiff and seem not quite happy (and I'm here at 9am), they can be abit friendly...but overall not bad.

I went to the store today! Customer service was great they…read moreare so friendly and clean. Lily was so nice She helped me get the exact produce I came for! Thank you Lily

Stopped by Harvest Fresh Market after running errands because a friend recommended it. Technically…read moreit's in Garden Grove, but it's basically Anaheim already (Just 11 minutes from Disneyland.) The store isn't huge, and the layout is a bit tight, but the selection is surprisingly broad with tons of Middle Eastern staples. As a Halal market, there's no pork at all, but what did surprise me was seeing camel ground meat, plus things like tripe that's definitely not my everyday grocery finds. There's a giant section of nuts and dried fruit (almonds, pistachios, cashews, pumpkin seeds, all the goodies). Keep walking and you'll hit a full wall of colorful spices from all over the world, enough variety to make me stare for a while. They also have an entire aisle dedicated to tomato pastes and sauces, both imported and local, which is oddly satisfying to compare. Their fresh flatbread is supposed to be popular, but I went in the evening and it was already sold out. They also carry a tiny Asian section with Korean ramen and a few Japanese/Korean sauces and rice. Fun discovery: the drink section has Egyptian Coca-Cola in glass bottles, made with real cane sugar similar to the Mexican version but definitely different from the U.S. corn-syrup Coke. Near the exit there's a small bakery with pretty decent-looking cakes at good prices, plus a little food hall (including Kabab We Kofta serving Egyptian dishes) and a perfume/accessory shop. Overall, it's a very Middle Eastern-leaning market with lots of unique finds. If you like exploring international ingredients or need things you won't find in American grocery stores, this place is worth a stop. And if you're hungry afterward, there are several Middle Eastern restaurants nearby like Sababa Falafel Shop (Palestinian) and Damascus House Cuisine (Syrian). Harvest Fresh Market 9922 Katella Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92840

My poor Asian grocery stores…read more They don't have the best reputation. They're not that clean, but grocery prices are reasonable here. I always get their fresh Asian vegis and they do have a lot of sales. They also have a banh mi next door if you're hungry. Parking does get a little crazy here, but if you go in the late evening, it's pretty wide open. I do come here for my Asian supplies.

The supermarket is clean with lots of friendly staff! This is definitely a place where the local…read morecommunity likes to come shop, and even people from out of town who drives 3+ hours to come here. There is fresh soy milk and tofu that comes in at least 3 times a day! They have all the popular food and snacks, and you can even get fried fish and crab here. Lots of parking outside and Dimsum co is also my go to when I shop around here

This has been my favorite "go to" for fresh vegetables for years. I love the fresh peeled garlic…read moreand the price of fresh ginger is incredibly reasonable (compared to the regular grocery stores) They also have a great selection of Asian condiments, plenty of frozen seafood (mainly crustaceans), fresh butcher-style meats (beef and pork) I prefer not to buy chicken or fish from the fresh butcher though as I've had bad experiences for both. The only negative is the employees are not friendly. When you ask an employee if they have a certain item, COMPLETE WITH PHOTO IN HAND, I've had them look the other way as if they don't speak English or they say "NO" without even looking at your photo. Fortunately, this is not always the case, but I've had that more than once. Some are helpful, but none are very friendly or overly accommodating. They also have the "fish fry" area if you'd into that. I've done it a few times when I can find fresh fish that meets my liking and it does turn out delicious and, of course, beats cooking it yourself. Overall, I'm fine here and the prices are "good"....

Stopped by Shun Fat to pick up some groceries while getting ingredients ready for dinner, and…read moreoverall found some pretty solid deals. For meat, I grabbed ground beef, pork neck (currently on sale for $1.99/lb), and chicken breast. Prices were definitely reasonable. For produce, quite a few items were cheaper than H Mart, including enoki mushrooms, Japanese yam, daikon, shiitake mushrooms, tofu, and carrots. That said, the Japanese yam didn't look very fresh this time, so I ended up skipping it and buying it at H Mart instead, even though it was a bit more expensive. Some items were priced about the same as H Mart, like napa cabbage ($0.99/lb), onions ($0.39/lb), and bean sprouts ($0.99 per pack). One change I noticed is that cucumbers are now pre-packaged instead of being sold loose, so you can't pick them individually anymore. They're also slightly more expensive than H Mart now. They also had a great deal on Driscoll's strawberries, $0.99 for a 1 lb box, which is definitely worth picking up. Overall, still a great spot for affordable grocery shopping, especially if you're cooking at home and want to save a bit here and there. （visited on 3/31/2026)