Visited the store the first time today. Looked like it needed be restocked but has a lot of neat…read moreitems from Europe. Was looking for the super rare Fanta Shokata, a Eastern Europe Fanta flavor that is Elderflower Lime that's hard to find in the US, but they had it in stock on sale for $3.00. Looked for German Beers and browsed the store looking at the teas and for Pierogies. No German beer so I grabbed some Czech and Polish Lagers for the parents to try. As for the Pierogie front, I would need to go back and double check but they might have ran out of premium flavors and only had Pulmonies left, but even that had interest flavors, like beef and veal. They carry Milka chocolate in several different flavors so I need to come back for a super snack haul with other interesting things to try. They have a nice selection of tinned fish, but I wasn't able to find any shellfish. The store had all sorts of sauces, seasonings, soup bases and ingredients for cooking and baking. They carry a wide variety of meats that looked good as a snack, for a charcuterie board or as a breakfast food item for rice porridge with the tinned fish. All in all, it was a good chance to browse some of the stuff that places like Super King might not carry or that Aldi or Trader Joes doesn't have.

What a wonderful find on Main Street! The variety of products available is delightfully surprising…read more Truffle sauces, cheeses, sausages of all sorts, and sweet treats. They are priced competitively - many of the items are actually more expensive on Amazon. You'll lose yourself in the aisles inspecting everything. The temptation to buy everything will be unbearable. The proprietor is super nice too.

My Mom and I came here to peruse around with no intention to actually buy. They have a vast amount…read moreof different dry meat, seafood, and fruit snacks. They are stored in big plastic clear bins. They also sell teas and other miscellaneous items. Price is by the pound depending on item. Some of the items may be $30+ per pound. Keep that in mind. I love their dry squid and pork jerky which are my go-tos. When I used to eat beef, I would get their beef jerky... so good! Anyway, I ended up getting a quarter pound of pork jerky. The lady who helped us was very friendly. However, when she was grabbing the pork jerky, I noticed she grabbed from the lower right corner instead of in the middle of the bin. Afterwards, I wondered if the older batch was at the corner and newer batch was everywhere else LOL. Oh well, I'll have to tell them where to grab the goods from next time. As I was paying, they offered my Mom and I a small cup of tea that tasted like dates. It was delightful. Thank you for the tea. All in all, it was a very short visit. If you know what you want, just tell them what you want and how much (btw, it's not self-service, they will get and bag the items for you), pay, and go. Easy peasy!

I went to the Temple City location in the GW market. Be very careful at this place, they will rip…read moreyou tf off. I asked for beef jerky and they began stuffing the bag without confirming the amount because I didn't even have a chance to say what I wanted. Then I got distracted because another staff member offered me a sample of pecans. It was good and the price was fair at $25/lb so I opted in to add that on my order. I requested half a pound. I turned away to talk to my wife which was the biggest mistake ever because as they were ringing me up, I see the bag and it looks WAY more than half a pound. I ask about it and she says "Half a bag, okay?" That's different than half a pound and she pretended not to speak English anymore?? I object and she says she's adding in free samples so it's okay. It all happened too fast, it was very confusing, and she also defaulted to pretend like she wasn't understanding me so I just paid and got tf outta there. I decided to weigh it when I got home and guess what? They even had the gall to give me less than what they charged me for LOL So they essentially peddle more than what you ask for to charge you more and then they don't even give you what they forced on you! So it's a double win for them and a lose-lose for the customer. Absolutely disgusting business practice, I can't believe this place is still in business. I'd give zero stars if I could. I hope they close soon, the place was empty when I was there probably because customers are figuring out these guys are scam artists.

I have been their customers foe 30 years. They have quality products with the lowest prices.read more

I been here more than 30 years. Family own ; Today I saw the couple owner. Very impressed because I…read morehave not seen them this whole year. These prices are lower because their over head is less to my thought. Thanks for keeping prices cheaper...

I had just enjoyed a delectable dessert at Jiu Ji Dessert located within Valley Square shopping…read morecenter. While I was waiting for my to-go order, I walked around and saw Vua Kho Bo right across the parking lot. I am a very huge fan of a few of their dried fruits especially the jujube, logan, and black sesame candy plus their aromatic green tea. A sweet nice and friendly lady staff made eye contact with me and offered me some complimentary green tea. I couldn't say no so I walked right in. There were no other customers at the time, but moi. I got all their attention which was nice. Store was very clean and organized. It looks so pretty with the bright red decor and different colors from the dried goods. You can pretty much sample anything for free from the bins of dried goods. Got to sample the jujube and black sesame candy. They were good. I ended up buying one scoop of the jujube. Make sure you tell them exactly how much you want otherwise they may put in a few more scoops. It happened to me at another Vau Kho Bo location. I asked for half a bag, but I got 3/4 bag (that's one more scoop than what I wanted). I didn't get the black sesame candy cuz I still have some at home. I originally did not intend to buy the green tea, but when I was at the counter, I realized I ran out of them at home. I grabbed one bag of 100 individual tea bags for $75.00 which averages to $0.75 per tea bag. It's really great tasting green tea. Well worth the money! I'll be back for more once my stash of dried goods and green tea are gone. It may not always be at this location, but Vua Kho Bo will always be my go-to spot. If you haven't visited them, go check them out at one of their many locations. Just one tip, don't be afraid to say no because they will try to entice you to buy more.

The women working are very helpful and friendly. They offered samples of anything I wanted as well…read moreas suggested other things I might like. The location is inside a small food court, no walls, just a few tables with the dried items in large containers with lids. They do tend to be generous in their estimates of weight but it's easy to reduce the amount to what you want when weighing out.

From the street, there is NO visible sign or storefront. It is just a warehouse. There is a small…read morearea where they sell Burmese dried food and frozen fish. Very friendly staff See pics

I am so glad, I found this place. It has some of the food I have missing it since the day I left…read morethe country. So thankful they sell it here

Been hearing a lot of hype about this spot, so of course I had to come check it out. They're known…read morefor making their lap xuong (Vietnamese style) in-house, which is pretty rare these days. That's pretty much all they sell here, but when you specialize in one thing, you better do it well... and they definitely do. I picked up a pack of the pork and chicken lap xuong and it was delicious. You can really taste that they're made fresh. I can honestly say this is probably going to be my new go-to spot whenever I need lap xuong. Whether you're throwing it in fried rice, eating it with sticky rice, or just pan-frying it on its own, it's hard to go wrong with these. If you're not local, they also ship, so you don't have to make the drive. Definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of lap xuong.

I can not believe that I've never yelped QUANG TRAN. This is my go-to for Vietnamese sausage. You…read moremay say Chinese/Vietnamese sausage is all the same ... but it's not. I can guarantee that you'll feel the same after you try Quang Tran's pork sausages. Quang Tran is a multi generational establishment. The young man who's the the main person at the store front is the grandson of the original sausage maker. His name is Ngon, I hope I spelled it correctly and he was more than helpful today. He was able to sell me 5 bags of pork sausage when another customer tried to buy everything out. Coming all the way from New York, I was MORE than appreciative of his kindness. Will I return?!? Absolutely .. I do everytime I come out to California. Now that Quang Tran ships, I think I'll get my Vietnamese sausage fix thru the mail ... definitely cheaper than a plane ticket. Wishing Quang Tran continued success!!!

I always love that this store has all the authentic Shanghai food and snacks. But ever since the…read moreoriginal boss retired, some things has changed. But earlier today, is January 6, 2026 and we came around noon. And this middle age man who wears glasses who is very rude and no manners at all to us who are the customers. Where did the original boss went? He is so much nicer and give very good service. And with this new boss? Makes this store no Shanghai vibes at all. This store has been around for quite some time now as well.

Happy to find a new additional Shanghainese food I can shop…read more The fish taste just like made with my grandma's recipe. Will go back to try other things in the store. Wish they can carry more stuff from Shanghai, China.

Yuen Fung Sum Yong Trading store is located in the San Gabriel Superstore complex (at the corner of…read moreSan Gabriel and Valley). As you'd suspect, it serves the Chinese-speaking community specializing in Ginseng as well as other "health" items. Ginseng is believed to deliver many benefits as a stimulant, aphrodisiac, or general cure for whatever ails you. Since it only grows in a few places in the world and ... apparently ... has wide variances in quality, Ginseng can range in prices dramatically. Yuen Fung Sum Yong is one of the "cheaper" sellers of Ginseng in the area, but it can still be hundreds of bucks for a small pack of "the good stuff." This store's main offering is Made in America Wisconsin Ginseng; however, wild Ginseng, Bird's Nests, Shark's Fins (allegedly), and other rare Asian medicinal and health foods are available, too. Bring someone who speaks Mandarin to negotiate ... and good luck. There's got to be a price you can both agree is fair. Parking is free for the entire shopping center.

My doctor recommended me to try American ginseng because I get very tired during the day from my…read moresleep problem. So I stumbled to the store with no knowledge about ginseng. The people there are very friendly and taught me a lot about how to prepare the ginseng. They also sell bird nest and other Chinese herbal supplements in the store. I walked out with a box of AAAAA bird nest for my skin.

We were GREETED right away by 3 very friendly and welcoming Indonesian LADIES. They were…read morerecommending all the desserts and home made Indonesian dishes by the door. We were sold and bought at least 5 items to try... Not sure if all the names that we bought but, we got something that looks like empanadas, crackers with peanuts, noodles with meat, green mochi dessert, etc. Everything was delicious!! You can find imported Indonesian snacks, desserts, drinks and MORE!!! AMBIANCE: 10/10 Love the grocery mart vibes!!! I didn't get here in time for the SHU MAI so sad!!!! WE WILL BE BACK!!!

They are MOVING! I went to the old location that are same plaza with Paris baguette but turn out…read morethey move to different location. NOW they're in the Garvey Ave, close to Bake & Che. The store still has lots of variance of Indonesian products. Some fresh Indonesian food as well. The parking lot is small and kinda hard to find a parking spot but glad they are still in business!!