While it is a relatively small store it does have a nice selection of the most popular items. I…read moredid not notice any items that were past there expiration date as some other reviews mentioned. Service was excellent. Purchased some homemade Lemper which were great tasting.

My mom ( who is Dutch) would shop there every Christmas for Holiday foods and (especially)…read morechocolate letters for St Nicholas Day. I hadn't been there in years and it hadn't changed a bit. Found a variety of treats. Will definitely be back.

Nice little shop that carries Taiwan groceries. They have Teas, cookies , chips, drinks, frozen…read moredesserts, frozen main dishes, and etc. Purchased the following items: Fried Egg Chips Black Peppers Chips Hey Song Sarsaparilla drink - taste like Dr Pepper 7/11 brand Cold Pressed Drink -Passionfruit with Jasmine green tea. Refreshing with perfect sweetness from Taiwan... Friendly and great service. I will be back to try their authentic Taiwan frozen items.

Fun place to visit if you love healthy Taiwanese food! A bit pricey since everything is pretty…read moremuch imported from Taiwan. My kiddo wanted a pack of cookies that were expiring in a week for 50% off. It turned out to be one of the best cookies he'd had. I regret not grabbing the last 2 packs! Also, the ladies who work there are so sweet. They offered us samples and were so kind and friendly to my kids. I don't live in the area, if I do, I'll be a frequent customer.

Come here for the first time since they changed it. It's much nicer and bigger than the other…read morelocation we normally go and it's closer to us. We like it and will be back for our true Asian products.

After good lunch at next door Sam Woo restaurant, we came here for snacks at the food court. Prices…read moreare getting up and yet quality of the food doesn't climb accordingly. Case in point, the taro sesame balls used to cost around $1.00 and it was filled with delicious taro paste. Today, it cost $1.99 each and I can hardly taste taro in it! I opened and took a peek at what was inside; I could only see mochi dough; where was the taro paste? Good question! The store is bright and clean. Many helpers are manning the cash registers to expedite checkout! Way to go! At any rate, one may still find authentic Asian food ingredients to put in her cooking. Enjoy shopping for cooking...

You can find a lot of Peruvian items that you can't find at a regular market. I'll definitely be…read morereturning here again

Latimex Market is super convenient and honestly a lifesaver when you need something quick and don't…read morewant to drive far. Yes, some of the prices are a little bit higher than other stores, but it makes sense since this is one of the only walkable or nearby spots in the area. The convenience alone is worth it. The store is always stocked with a good variety of drinks, snacks, and essentials. Every time I've gone in, the staff has been friendly and welcoming which makes the experience even better. It has that small neighborhood market vibe where you feel comfortable grabbing what you need without the stress of a big store. Overall, it is a reliable and convenient place to shop when you are in the area. A bit pricier, but definitely worth it for the location and fast service!

I rarely buy groceries here, since the prices are a little high even on sale. I would recommend…read moredriving out a little farther for any standard produce, or if you're looking for specifically Asian stuff, 99 Ranch and Tokyo Central aren't too far away. H Mart is the best for Korean groceries (makes sense), but there's enough overlap that you don't really need to come here for most things. On the other hand, the prepared food here is great! I'm a huge fan of the sushi and sashimi, which are a great deal for the quality of the fish (and which I would not get at 99 Ranch).

Korean stuff is very trendy and H-mart has always done a good job making lots of traditional…read moreingredients, street foods, and packaged snacks more accessible in the states. I have tried some of the prepared food from the deli and while I found it pretty good (the bento boxes in particular are very satisfying), they are too pricey for me to buy regularly. Especially for being mostly side dishes and staple foods (think whole roasted sweet potatoes, potato salad, simple stuff like that). What I really like about H Mart and 90% of the reason I come by semi-regularly is the fresh sushi and sashimi. The fish is always fresh and I've saved a lot of money over the years by getting my sushi fixes here instead of at a restaurant. The rice can be a little hard as it's all refrigerated, but that's my only minor gripe. Would definitely recommend it overall.

First time here, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere and overall vibe make an amazing first…read moreimpression--cozy, welcoming, and full of charm. I adored all the little trinkets and delicatessen touches throughout the space. The sweet, funny duo behind the counter truly made it feel like home. I ordered the Reuben and my husband got the grinder--both served on fresh, fluffy, perfectly baked bread. We'll definitely be back.

UGD serves up quality deli food with authentic flavors at reasonable prices It's clear why this…read moreplace has been open for decades. As I was buying my sausages. soft pretzels, and potato salad, the lady said very little to me and the gentleman, nothing at all. When I tried speaking German, the lady said she didn't remember much of the language anymore. This blunt, "tell it like it is" way of interacting is pretty much how my family used to be, so I found it familiar -- even comforting. But it's easy to see how this can rub people the wrong way, especially if they're used to American (or even modern German) - style customer service. Everyone who found this rude is making reasonable statements. But to me this is more a case of people who have been doing the same thing for a long time without making updates. Decor-wise, place also seems to recreating the Germany that someone remembers from decades ago. The blue and white bunting, the beer steins, the picture of the Pope and other memorabilia make the place feel distinctly Bavarian, in a touristy way. A lot of places in Germany, even in the more traditional south have moved on. But my hope is that this place does continue until the proprietors retire with dignity or sell the business to some German-Americans with a passion for prepping and selling this type of food.

great place for Japanese grocery shopping and for snacks!! I come here for the fresh food. there's…read morea hot bar and sushi bar. I always get the poke bowl. great price for the amount of poke in it and sides! easily my go to lunch spot for a quick grab and go. the workers are always so nice as well. there's a small seating area too with a microwave.

Came to Tokyo Central specifically looking for kelp noodles. Instead I was distracted by all the…read moreready to eat food options they offer ;). There are 2 little restaurants tucked inside: one featuring ramen and another featuring hand rolls. I believe these are independently owned because you pay for your food on the spot. They also have a very nice serve-yourself-buffet. Grab a container at the start and fill it with whatever strikes your fancy. You pay for your container of food by the pound at check out. They offer a variety of things including popcorn chicken, chicken skewers, beef ribs, tempura, potatoes cakes, and Spam fried rice. I picked up popcorn chicken and Spam fried rice today and I enjoyed both! Right next to the buffet there's a station that cranks out fresh (packaged) sushi. I had to get back on task to look for the kelp noodles! I ended up asking one of the employees for assistance. Lucky for me, he happened to be in charge of the noodle section. Unfortunately, they currently don't carry kelp noodles. Frankly, I'd never heard of them, so now I'm wondering if my son sent me on a wild goose chase The store in general is nicely organized and clean. Aisles are labeled to make it easy to find the general area of what you're looking for if you're new to the store like I was. Overall, a pleasant experience. The hot food buffet will draw me back for sure!!

Super excited to find this Korean store in town. There are many selections you can find, from…read moresandwiches, sweets, baked goods, gimbap, snacks, etc. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. And the store is nice and clean. I tried the bulgogi gimbap/kimpab, it was really tasty and nicely made. There's two marinated vegetables in there so it made very flavorful (but not salty). The ingredients are fresh. They currently only have bulgogi and ham, but I hope they will have gobo soon. The sandwich ($6.50) was great as well. The ingredients are fresh and nicely seasoned. A great breakfast or lunch option. The portion is large enough for a meal. There are banchan in the fridge. I bought the radish one, nicely seasoned. There's a hint of spiciness and sweetness, a good balance of the two. I would definitely come back to try out more things, especially the sweet potatoes in the fall/winter and Kimpab. Some of their snacks and packaged items are slightly pricier than some local Korean markets. But you will find things that you can't find elsewhere.

They provided the most updated Korean food. Cookie, snack and authentic Korean home made food. Such…read moreas Kimchi, local small patch sesame oil, bimbimbo herbal bag, seaweed product ... Of course, there are too many stuff from Korea we should not miss. And the store is small therefore they cannot provide all the food as H mart or Hannan! But the whole environment is very organize and very clean. They also sell Kimbop, sandwhiches, and bagel. Kind like mom and dad pop up light food store. So if you are the busy mom or not cooking daily, you still can enjoy the food there!

3.5 stars rounding to 4. the ginger chewies are yummy and have amazing flavor with the lemon…read more delicious!! nice being non-GMO too.

I've eaten their chews for a year now. I pick them up at specialty organic shops. My go to place…read morefor these is Donald's on the Drive. It's a good alternative to candy. They have different ginger combinations. My fav is the mango ginger and the mint ginger chews. I find that the flavor only lasts a few seconds and then it's ginger all the way. In winter time I eat at least 6 of these in a day. My only issue, is with most organic healthy things, is the price margin.

Came here on a Monday night around 8 PM. Super conveniently located in Chino Hills…read more AMBIANCE Slightly smaller than 99 Ranch, but very clean. Despite the smaller size, they carried several specialty items I haven't been able to find at 99 Ranch. QUALITY The produce was very fresh. I cooked the bok choy a week later and it was still green and crunchy. Prices were very competitive--I actually found the meat to be about a dollar cheaper per pound on average. SERVICE I've seen a lot of reviews mentioning service issues, but personally I don't mind a more indifferent vibe at Asian grocery stores--it kind of comes with the territory. That said, the cashier I had was extremely friendly and even helped me sign up for a membership. I would definitely come back/ recommend this grocery store to others!

Been here a few times. It is a large Chinese supermarket that has goodies from China, Taiwan, HK,…read moreThailand, and Malaysia. There is a large produce section as well as a frozen section. They have a deli area and seafood area. What's interesting is that they have live turtles for sale! They also have the usual fresh lobster and crabs for sale as well. They also have some cheap sale items on their sidewalk. But upon close inspection the food and snacks were already expired. Also some snacks said to store in cool dry area and here it was out in the open sun! Overall it's quite large and you can find a lot of items here. Service just isn't good. They barely speak any English and I got frustrated when I was next in line trying to make my purchase and another customer cuts in front of me and asks the cashier to see how much money he had on his debit card. Umm excuse me?!! There's a line! I spoke to them about getting in line but they didn't speak any English and just proceeded with what they were doing. On top of this the cashier mischarged my packet of dried longnan. She said the machine was not night and I told her that's not what the sale price was on the shelf. So she told me to go back and take a photo and show her. When I came back with the photo I had thought she was going to continue with my checkout. Unfortunately I was wrong. In fact she had started working on checking out another customer. Come to find out this was the wife of that rude customer from before that cut in line. Ugg!!! I had to wait again! By the way my photo is the same price was correct. She had to ask a manager to override it and I heard in Chinese that they will use the higher price for future customers. Not good. Located in the same plaza as Grocery Outlet and has a large parking lot in the front. Even though I come to Grocery Outlet a lot, I don't think I will be visiting Galleria Supermarket anytime soon.