This is a Burmese Myanmar shop, full stop. They do have a little bit of other Asian things here,…read morebut those aren't anywhere near enough for much. And as you browse down the aisles, you'll see things you've never seen before. Hell, a lot of the products are in Burmese only, with maybe an English sticker on the back. That's how authentic and unique we are talking here. Fermented laphet, both whole and grounded, for tea leaf salad. Cans of pickled vegetables you've never seen before. Condiments. Fried garlic crunch. Instant noodles. More pickles and shrimp cake in the fridge. These are not things you'll find in the nearby major Asian supermarket. And if you find yourself with too much fermented tea leaf at once, well, I have sesame dressing at home, and my go to is noodles dressed with the sesame dressing for a good base flavor, with the laphet added for a twang in the flavor, and cilantro added for freshness. Because they sell laphet by the bag on the shelf, and that's a lot, but they also sell them in packet bundles on the stand near the door, and the packets are super powerful, at least when you're cooking for just a bachelor.

Very nice clean shop! They have everything you need and some good traditional foods and yummy ice…read morecream section! Love the variety of snacks to try .

I came here for the first time last weekend and wow, there's sooooooo many different choices of…read moreethnic groceries to choose from. I had a blast from the past picking up Korean and Persian food/snacks. They also have Korean restaurants, bakery, and beauty in the food court of KP market. Gosh, I will be coming back here often for my kbeauty products and snacks. What a treat.

06/18/2026: I bought sweet rice for making Suman, organic mangoes, and other fruits as suggested…read moreby the VA's G.I. R.N. Moreover, it was imperative purchasing more exotic, organic fruits which are now in season such as Nam Dok Mai Mango from Thailand but sadly, the yellow Palora Dragonfruit was too bruised and egregiously, astronomically expensive! Besides, I bought organic Jujube, Thai bananas, and Burro bananas, too.

Yesterday I saw this market and dashed in for a quart of milk. The first thing I see is the meat…read morecounter with its gorgeous array of fresh fish and meat, all neatly covered with a clear wrap. What other butcher counter does that? Hello to the fresh sturgeon steaks that called my name. My favorite fish is very hard to find and super expensive. These steaks per pound seemed way cheaper than any other meat or fish since this economy jumped into the handbasket. The sturgeon was delicious grilled and seasoned with a little duck fat oil amd lemon. I also got some enormous thick loin lamb chops and some veal stew to make my mother's fabulous veal saute (on the stove as we speak) recipe. They had real almond macaroons and an amazing assortment of Ukrainian, Russian, and Armenian delicacies and staples. Staff was friendly and answered my nosy questions; check out was easy and uncrowded. Worth a trip.

About ten years ago I applied to work here. A friend of mine was hired with no cashier or…read morecustomer-service experience; she told me the owner was a little too friendly and even asked if she was single. I thought nothing of it. When I came in for my interview, the owner flat out, asked whether I was married. I found that question odd and said I was married. After that, the interview felt over, he didn't ask any more questions about my experience or anything at all in fact. He took a phone call, paced around while talking, didn't tell me to wait, and then opened the door as if I should leave. I tried to hand him my résumé; he only nodded and didn't take it, so I left it on his desk and walked away. He never called me back, which didn't surprise me. My friend later said that once he found out she was engaged he would make passive aggressive jokes about her fiancé, questions like "Who is this fiancé you keep talking about?" or "When's the wedding? It's been a while." She often felt uncomfortable around him. About a month ago I went in to buy a cake. I'm not familiar with Slavic cakes, so I asked to try a piece. The worker let me taste it, and I asked them to cut it in half so I could buy one piece. At other Slavic stores (including this one), unless a cake is sold boxed, they'll cut to size. When she cut it, she then insisted I had to buy both half. I told her I only wanted one; she got irritated and said she'd get in trouble because the leftover half was small. If it's sold only whole, that should have been stated up front when I ask to cut them. I ended up spending about $50, which felt excessive. My aunt was upset too and said the worker had lied and forced me to buy the other half. The store itself is okay. Don't buy the potatoes, they're often rotten or moldy. They always have beets and dill, which is great. I love the hot food staff; they're always sweet, friendly, and patient!

We are transplants from Orange County (near the Westminster store) and were thrilled to feel at…read morehome here in this Sac area SF. The store is beautiful, clean, fully-stocked and well-organized. My Filipina wife LOVED it! We live thirty miles away, but we will make a big shopping trip every three or four weeks. Thank you! PS. My wife especially likes your meat and seafood departments!

It's nice to have a large market in the Rancho area that is bigger than the little cramped stores,…read moreyet smaller than the enormous one that's popular and impossible to dash into for just a few items. Rancho has been needing someplace like that for a long time. This iteration of the SF Market chain is in a spiffy new shopping center. It's a nice change to have an attractive new market to go to. The parking lot outside is nice, and is well lit in the evenings. I've noticed that the employees at this store seem friendlier and more inclined to be helpful to customers.

Nice customer service, reasonable price . Clean store . Thank you for your good service .read more

I love this place ! It's so clean and the people are so nice and helpful! I come all the way from…read moredowntown to shop here! And it's worth the drive! My husband loves the mint doogh (carbinated) and there's is very fresh! If you know then you know! I will continue to come here and support! Please don't go anywhere!!

What a great find!…read more Imported foods, money services, and also professionally made Guatemala tamales. There is a lot of Central American food here from El Salvador too. The owner is super friendly and so are all the workers. Very easy and convenient. The vibes are friendly and welcoming. Will be back again

Came here to check out what they have...it a small little shop with some bread, drinks and other…read morehispanic items. They also sell tamales which I couldnt see until I asked the lady at the counter...she keeps them behind the counter so that made sense. Overall nice little shop.

I have been craving chicken tikka masala and Maa Ki Dal, and I have always wanted to learn how to…read morecook Indian food. This is the only Punjab market that I found in my area. The owner is very attentive and kind. It's a modest little store but it had everything I needed to make an amazing dinner for my family Diamond in the rough

It was my first time in this establishment, the dishes were so tender and delicious that I couldn't…read morepass by this review, I highly recommend it.

Oriental Market: a Great Local Asian Market in Roseville!…read more This market has always been our go to for filipino ingredients, fish and any asian delicacies or specialty items since they are the only one in our side of town. Parking can be difficult during peak season but most of the time it is ok. Compared to prices in the Philippines, they are overpriced but still consider them to have reasonable pricing in terms of US standard. They mostly have what I needed when craving for Filipino food and delicacies. They have also expanded their products to other asian countries. Staff are mostly welcoming. When you buy fresh fish, you have the option to have it cleaned free of charge (just give tips). Their kitchen has a variety in their menu. My fave back in the days was their BBQ pork belly however they don't serve that now. I also love their fish soup (sinigang na pompano). Basically their food is really good. The selection of produce is impressive, they also have a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood as well as different cuts of meat. In addition, they have a great amount of frozen and canned goods and of course dry goods. It's not only filipinos that patronize them I see a lot of different ethnicity coming in to buy ingredients and their products so that's really good. So if you're looking for an excellent Asian market in our area, look no further than here. July 2026

My mom loves coming here for all her Filipino food staples: freshly fried fish, sinigang and…read morepinakbet veggie packs, and pantry items. There is a smaller meat section compared to other Asian supermarkets, but they have the basic beef, pork, and seafood items. They also have a selection of Filipino breads, like pandesal, pan de ube, and cheese rolls. The store is clean, extremely organized, and fully stocked. I personally like roaming through the sauces aisles and ice cream section. There is a hot foods area and a bubble tea shop that I didn't get to check out, but they looked good. Some pantry items and produce are on the pricer side, but you're basically paying for the convenience. If you're in the area and don't want to make the drive to KP Market or Seafood City, I highly recommend shopping at Oriental Market.