THIS IS THE CUTEST LITTLE UKRAINIAN HOLE IN THE WALL. As you go in it looks like an office but…read moreyou'll go into a separate room with all kinds of fun stuff! I've never been to Europe but this is as close to Europe as I can get in the states. They're known for all of their fish, salami, different CAVIARS, hand made dumplings and more! These are the 3 SWEETEST and NICEST ladies you'll ever meet. I don't know her name but she was able to go aisle by aisle showing me what everything is. I wanted to try it all but next time we'll get more. I did end up getting some Borjomi Sparkling Water and some Lays Crab Chips. Definitely never tried these before but it was the most minerallllly water I've ever tasted. I'll definitely be back for more! There were all kinds of Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian stuff there it was awesome!

Came here after reading rave reviews about their caviar, and it definitely did not disappoint. I…read morewas thrilled to discover such an impressive caviar selection in Orange County. The staff was incredibly friendly and took the time to answer all of my questions and explain the different products. I also loved browsing the shop's unique selection of specialty foods--many of which I'd never seen before, and some whose names I couldn't even pronounce! I ended up taking home some caviar and blinis, and I'm already looking forward to coming back to try their pastries. This charming little shop is a hidden gem, and I can't wait to find time this summer for another visit.

Long awaited review as I have been coming here for decades. There are so many markets all over…read moreLittle Saigon, however, I keep gravitating here. Seems to me, it is less crowded than other markets. (If I can avoid crowds, I will). It was Tet New Year season and I needed to get a few ingredients for some dishes I planned to cook. My first priority was the fresh oxtail in the meat department. I have gone to many markets for this cut and it seems this is the best place for a ~2 pound tray of mixed size tails. The fat is all trimmed off, as opposed to other markets that leave a fat layer behind that you are paying for. It also depends on if you prefer leaner tails. Next, the produce section. I picked up some cailan (Chinese broccoli). For the most part, the Asian veggies are pretty fresh - since there is a higher turnover rate of Asian veggies in this area. It was good on this day. So many varieties of green veggies, I love it! The fruit section is also pretty impressive. Papayas, guanabana, dragon fruit, pommelo, tangerines, korean pear, manzano bananas,...Not your ordinary apples and oranges. Dry goods include a plethora of rice, including Thai sweet rice, Japanese rice (perfect for sushi rice), red rice (known for high fiber and low glycemic index)... Who likes Chinese Style sausage? Me! It is called Lap Xuong, in Vietnamese. I love making Thai sweet rice and serve with thinly sliced Lap Xuong - my mom fed us kids this often! And yes, they have a good supply of this here, so stock up, it will last forever in the pantry. Vietnam is the world's second largest coffee producer. You will see the crazy amount of coffee products sold here, for example, Vinacafe. Most are packed as individual serving packets which includes cream and sugar. Too convenient for consumption! Also perfect to have in your pantry. You shall be impressed with the chili aisle. Sambal of all kinds. You can make an awesome pot of chili with this heat! Lots of Lunar New Year items too. I am sure there are still some left for purchase if you didn't have a chance to pick some up yet. They do have a liquor department too. Asians can drink iykyk. If you do, please don't drink and drive. Parking is ok, if you go shopping off peak hours. Market is on Beach Boulevard and it could get pretty busy so plan wisely. So enjoy your visit. It is always fun to discover a new product and try something you have never eaten before!

Asian supermarket. All the fresh sea foods and fresh fish in the tanks. All different dry noodles.read more

I discovered this place while helping a friend look for a Tesla Supercharger. Right off the 405 on…read moreWarner Ave there is a Vietnamese market called Mekong Supermarket inside the plaza. The store itself is smaller if you compare it with places like Shun Fat Westminster Superstore or Hòa Bình supermarket. There is only one checkout counter and the staff all seem to be Vietnamese. After walking around, they pretty much have all the basics covered. The focus is Vietnamese and Southeast Asian ingredients and sauces. They have their own seafood and meat counter with number tags where you can ask them to clean or cut fish, plus a small deli to go section. I also noticed their delivery vehicle outside that says wholesale, so it seems like they also supply restaurants in the area. Overall it feels like a neighborhood market that also does some wholesale business. The fresh section looked clean and there was no strong smell. I happened to see ground pork on sale for $2.49 per pound. The regular price was $2.79. Of course I had just paid $3.99 per pound earlier that day at 99 Ranch in Irvine because I wanted convenience. While we were there, a Vietnamese lady next to us was buying a big pile of meat and seafood and chatting with us while waiting for it to be cut. She said she always shops here. She ended up buying the last of the ground pork in the display. We asked if there was any left and the butcher said he had more in the back, so we immediately decided to grab two pounds. I think this place is perfect if you do not want to push a cart around a huge store and just need to pick up a few items quickly. They are open until 8pm. Next time I have more time I will come back and explore a bit more to see what other interesting things they carry. Mekong Supermarket (formerly Sunrise Supermarket) 9380 Warner Ave Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Mekong Supermarket is not very big. Right in front of the store there are Tesla chargers, and I…read morethink there might be some EV charging spots as well, which is really convenient if you come here with an electric car. Inside, it has a decent selection of items. I didn't notice that usual strong fishy smell you sometimes get in Vietnamese markets from seafood or raw meat, so it felt fairly clean and well maintained. Seafood and meats looked fresh, but prices are higher compared to other Asian markets. The produce section looked fresh as well, just on the expensive side. There is a small prepared food section in the front for quick takeout. Even with the higher prices, it's still a convenient place to shop. Not too big, easy to get in and out, and you can find most basic things you need.

I only got to come here once during my trip, and honestly that's one of my biggest regrets. :( I…read morewish I had gone back at least one more time. Tokyo Central really took me back to Japan. The workers were Japanese and everyone I interacted with was super friendly and welcoming. Their sushi, sashimi, and hot foods section were to die for!! They had all kinds of hot meals, skewers, and snacks that you could box up yourself and pay for by the pound. They also had separate sections for onigiri, sashimi, and sushi. I got there a little too early, so I missed out on the onigiri, but the sashimi was incredibly fresh and just melted in my mouth. I also picked up some mochi, and it was sooooo good. It was soft and pillowy instead of being super chewy, and I really wish I had bought more. I can't wait to go back to California just so I can visit Tokyo Central again.

I have been back to this location and they did good on their word to make sure their perishable…read moreproducts arent past the best by or expiration date from the products I checked. This chain differs from their competitor Mitsuwa in that they are more focused on being a grocery store. As such their grocery staples and their bentos are more varied than Mitsuwa. This probably makes up for their lack of food court. They also carry unique seasonal goods that Mitsuwa doesnt and vice versa. Mitsuwa has food courts and temporary traveling specialist vendors which are always exciting. Mitsuwa probably has a wider selection of more specialized goods tho. That said both chains are a great service to our area and will satisfy any Japanese food enthusiast like myself.

Extremely Disappointed with the Customer Service…read more We've been loyal customers and shop here regularly. Until today, we've never had an issue. We understand that you're out of paper and plastic bags. That's not the problem. The problem is how your staff handled the situation. We asked to purchase one of your reusable eco bags, as we've done many times before. Instead of offering a solution, your staff simply replied, "We don't have that. No bag." So you're seriously expecting customers to carry a full black shopping basket loaded with frozen groceries to their car with no alternative? Running out of bags can happen. Treating customers with a dismissive, rude attitude should not. Your staff needs serious customer service training. The way they spoke to us was disrespectful, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable. A simple apology or an effort to help would have made a huge difference, but instead we were met with an attitude that left us shocked. Management needs to address this before a staff member's disrespectful behavior leads to a serious confrontation with the wrong customer. No one deserves to be spoken to that way, especially loyal customers who continue to support your business. We expect better.

On Friday, June 28, 2026, I purchased a 30-quart stock pot from Green Farm Market in Westminster…read more After I arrived home, I discovered that the bottom of the pot was rusted. I immediately returned to the store with the pot and my receipt to request an exchange for the exact same model--not a refund. Unfortunately, my experience with the store manager was very disappointing. Instead of handling the situation courteously, she questioned why I hadn't inspected the pot before purchasing it and gave me a difficult time over a simple exchange request. I believe customers should reasonably expect new merchandise to be free of defects, and it is understandable that not every item is thoroughly inspected before leaving the store. Customer service is just as important as the products a business sells. A polite, respectful, and helpful attitude can make all the difference when resolving an issue. Businesses thrive because of their customers, and customers deserve to be treated with professionalism and respect. I hope Green Farm Market will improve its customer service and handle future product exchanges in a more courteous and customer-friendly manner.

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)

Westminster Supermarket /Thuan Phat Supermarket is at a very convenient location off Beach…read moreBoulevard and corner of McFadden. However, parking is a bit of a challenge on the weekends. The store carries a large variety of ethnic groceries but main focus is asian foods and canned goods. They have many types of fresh, tropical fruits and freshly butchered meats and fish. I usually shop there when I'm in the area running errands. Long lines at checkout most of the times but they have many open registers so the lines do move quickly. Check them out if you're in area.

Stopped in with family who live near this area, to get some groceries for an upcoming dinner. Super…read moreKing is a grocery store that caters to the hispanic community, so it has a lot of spices, meat cuts, produce, candy, and other goods that you won't usually find at your typical big chain grocery stores. Cactus, purslane, shishito peppers, fresh green garbanzo beans, and other uncommon produce were available. They surprisingly even have a caviar section in the refrigerated service counter next to the Mexican cheeses. My relatives also told me that Super King is owned by an Armenian family so that's why you can also find some middle eastern and central asian spices, sweets/snacks - like dubai chocolate, and teas among their items for sale. I really liked this grocery store, it was very clean, bright, well-organized, spacious, and had very reasonable prices. Plenty of parking is outside as they share a parking lot with other stores and dining venues in a sizable outdoor shopping plaza.

Stopped to check out Super King while I was in the plaza picking up some cookies. At first glance,…read moreit feels like a typical neighborhood grocery store, but a few sections really stood out. The produce department great selection and fresh-looking fruits, but more importantly carries Asian & Hispanic vegetables.I was also surprised by the extensive cheese selection and the authentic Mexican bakery, both of which offered far more variety than I expected. My favorite area was the bulk foods section, where you can scoop your own dried fruits, nuts, crackers, and other snacks. Simply bring your selections to the friendly staff member, who weighs and prices everything for you. Service is okay but will certainly come back to check out other snacks!