Easily one of my favorite spots to get bulk items or hard to source goods. They have great prices…read morefor large quantities and great if you have an extra fridge or freezer in the house. Lots of interesting variety of fruits and vegetables and frozen items - plus many of their prices cannot be beat by other major supermarkets. Good value with large quantities - plus the people working here are friendly. If you're opening a boba shop or want to have all the boba shop supplies in your home, this is the place to visit.

What a find. I happen to drive by this place a few months ago while going to visit my mom. So I…read moretoday I finally had the opportunity to visit with my mom. She was definitely impressed once she walked in. It's like Costco for a Chinese Market. Just be careful navigating the parking lot. There are big trucks coming in and out. There's not that much parking spaces, but we were here on a Friday noon and that was not an issue. Keep in mind that this warehouse does not have A/C. They use big industrial fans to help circulate the air. So I would not recommend coming here when it's hot outside. Prices here are definitely cheaper than what you would find in a typical Asian Supermarket. You don't need any type of membership to shop here. It's open to the public. Though, there was a 10% off if you signed up for their loyalty membership. I didn't because it took me to a site that was all in Chinese. We ended up walking the entire warehouse and my mom ended up spending over $200 and found her favorite brand of rice AA that has eluded her for months now.

Really, really cool Asian supermarket! Like Costco but specifically for Asian grocery goods only. I…read moresaw a lot of products that I'd never seen before but also some that I saw during my trips to China which was super cool. They have some great prices too. I plan on specifically coming back to take advantage of their thinly sliced beef to use for kbbq and hot pot. The price is super competitive, especially with a membership. If I actually lived nearby I'd probably get one myself, but the prices without them are pretty good as well. Ended up picking up a few indulgent snacks and some asian veggies that had great pricing.

3.5 Because Membership Card Required…read more Place was very clean and organized. Lots of Asian snacks, many different unique Asian flavors of Lays potato chips. Lots of Asian kitchen and bathing things like body scrub towels, house slippers, sake cups and more. Huge portions of everything though so if you're running a restaurant or having a party this is your store. But I can find most of these at Korean markets and Daiso. Only worth the membership if you're in need of buying bulk or huge gallons of bobas or syrups etc

I parked in front of here because I was eating at one of the restaurants in the same plaza. I went…read moreinto check it out since I was curious to see what they have. They sold household appliances and gadgets, imported snacks, drinks, and etc. Definitely gave off the vibe of an Asian market. They also sold fresh veggies in there. Their prices were low for how fresh everything was. Prices for veggies were pretty low compared to other Asian supermarkets and the quality is very good. Definitely would recommend 10/10.

Second time back, the prices here are really competitive especially now. Also they have a lot of…read morethe Mama Boat Noodles in stock the prices are reasonable too. The customer service is friendly and helpful. Will come back again when I am in town.

This is a small market specialty market located in the same plaza as Daiso and TJMaxx. They carry…read moresome frozen foods, snacks, drinks, and other Asian pantry items. I mostly stop by to browse the snacks and drinks. The prices of some items seem a bit expensive to me but they occasionally have deals and sales going on. Some cool things I've purchase from here: different flavored condensed milks, loose leaf tea bags, and fun flavored chips. If you're looking for Asian snacks or Asian-flavored things, definitely come by to check this place out!

This is a small store specializing in food from Taiwan. The place was very neat. The staff was…read morevery helpful. They do have a good selection but was lacking in vegan meat or vegisoy.What they have was soy jerky which was good. Overall it is a great place to find Taiwanese food.

Okay, Tokyo Central -- I'm back. Again. Against my better judgment…read more It's a full-blown love-hate relationship, and honestly, I'm not even sure which side is winning anymore. I love the ready-to-go meals. I hate that my wallet cries every single time I walk through those doors. And yet, here I am. But here's the thing -- they never skimp on quality, and that's what keeps dragging me back like a moth to an overpriced flame. Those roast beef sandwiches are still $4.99, and at this point, that price tag alone deserves a standing ovation. In this economy? Iconic. Their uni puts every other Asian market I've tried to absolute shame -- no contest, don't even argue with me on this one. The real MVPs of the store, though? The soup noodles and sushi rolls. Genuinely elite. And don't even get me started on the drink selection -- if it came from Japan and you can't pronounce it, they probably have it. As for the meat section -- surprisingly solid. Most cuts were quality grade, which, given the prices, is the bare minimum they could do. At least they're holding up their end of the deal. Will I be back? Obviously. Do I need therapy for it? Possibly.

I drove all the way here to grab the good tender meat , sold at reasonable price compared to other…read moreJapanese markets. I usually grab the sliced Premium Beef and Pork. I used it for Ramen noodles soup, very tender and flavorful, just love it! I also grab a loaf of milk bread, super sift to the touch and tasted delicious when I made toast with butter or ate it alone. I also bought some frozen ramen with condiments. Easy ti make for anytime meal. It wasn't on sale, but I still grab it for convenience. They took out the section for apparel, too bad! I used to buy their cute T-shirts and hoodies. They are good quality. Oh, too bad ~~ Cashiers was pretty nice and gave us bags for my Dad's EBT. Really wish they have a Tokyo Central near us, I live to shop there!

I absolutely adore. The products made here, especially Sriracha. I grew up with Sriracha as my…read more"ketchup." unfortunately the gift shopped is still closed and is not open. Know that if you want to purchase something, it will have to be online. The security guard confirmed for us that they no longer offer gift shop purchasing to the public. This seems to have gone by the wayside following Covid.

Manufacturer of the world-famous Sriracha sauce that is made from chili peppers, distilled vinegar,…read moregarlic, sugar and salt. It is perfect with Vietnamese pho and scrambled eggs and french fries. This sauce dates back to the 1980s at those Vietnamese restaurants and it's since taken off and gone mainstream. You'll find Sriracha at Wendy's and Chick-Fil-A and even Starbucks. Keep your eye out for some amazing Sriracha almonds. There's a supply crisis at the moment apparently caused by the California drought. Those delicious chili peppers are hard to grow without lots of water and so it's impacting the manufacturing process to a point that there's now a black market for the original Huy Fong sriracha. But I love it and thankfully have a decent supply to get me through. [Review 20014 overall - 472 in California - 989 of 2023.]

The food is fresh. The employees are polite and always smiling. The store is clean and not…read moreoverwhelming with too much variety of the same item. The shelves are organized neatly. Lots of beverages for a small store. Dont forget to look at the side options in the freezers. I've been shopping at Tozai for about 10 years. I recommend it. Great little store.

This review is for their hot foods only. I wouldn't recommend their grocery items because it's…read moreseemingly more expensive than other Japanese markets I've been to. Having gone to mitsuwa and Tokyo central countless times, Tozai really hits the spot when it comes to affordable Japanese food that actually tastes good. My only complaint is that their rice seems a bit overcooked. It's too mushy for my liking. Teriyaki chicken - extremely generous with the rice. The teriyaki chicken actually has a char taste to it which adds so much flavor to the chicken. There isn't too much teriyaki sauce, which I like. Tempura bento - really loved the tempura in here. Everything was fried just right. The batter is crispy and light. It's not greasy at all. The side dishes were delicious. The fried wontons were good but the fried shumai had a bit of a porky taste to it. California rolls - probably the best I've had in a Japanese market. The rice actually has a slight vinegar taste to it, which is lacking at other places. Croquette - it's meatless but still so good. It's potato only but has an occasional cheesy fragrance to it. Definitely coming back again for the food

Beautiful produce. The presentation is so perfect it's almost creepy…read more Been here twice. Will come back for sure when I'm in the area. Looks like they really want the customers to be impressed.

The prices of produces are a little cheaper. I've come by and got bitter melon and Thai bananas…read more Service is okay. Place is okay and parking was easy to find.

Well they have super long lines and no baggers. So the cashier has to bag and it can take so much…read moreextra time. Unless you the customer bags your own stuff. But the elderly can't do that so it's why the lines are so long. Now here is the kicker. At the end of the checking line is a manager ...sometimes 2. A man and a woman. They are observing the long lines...counting something...just observing. It would help if THEY just go to the end of a long line and start bagging! See, that would be cool! You see you guys have not scheduled any baggers and the lines are so long they are down the aisles .. and you are just standing there? Of course they may say, well that's not my job. But that's the mentality that keeps things moving slow. It would be so nice if people just did what it takes to keep things moving. Either hire enough people OR get in there and start bagging! I remember back in the days there was a bagger at the end of each checkout aisle. A bagger and a casher! Those days are gone ...and most stores now see if they can get away with overworking the checker! Next thing you know they install self check outs! Rather than hire people and keep a system of people working they just get rid of people and have 1 person observing (like these managers were doing). What a world we are moving towards. But anyways that's what you see. I wish they would just hire bag boys and go back to the good ol days.

This place is a WONDERLAND! Gorgeous, super-fresh, incredibly reasonably priced produce, plus a…read morevariety of international (particularly Mediterranean/North African and Mexican) items. Have you ever seen fresh garbanzo beans in the pod? Well, you'll see them at Super King. Tubular purple grapes? Super King! The softest, pillowiest pita? Super. King. You'll also find all kinds of cool baked goods. Make sure you eat your bread/rolls right away or refrigerate / freeze them--it's super fresh but goes moldy quickly.

Great Wall Supermarket is located on the corner of San Gabriel Blvd and Garvey and is in the same…read moreplaza with a dozen other businesses. The parking lot is huge but still seems inadequate for the number of cars/patrons in the area. The GW Supermarket is "open" so there's no walls separating market from other business stalls. The area has a bakery, trinket shops and a food court that well liked by customers. I see streams of people weekdays and weekends. What I liked was finding some special edition Yeo Chrysanthemum drinks linking to Chinese New Year (very cute) and sales on lucky red envelopes. The Great Wall is smaller than other Asian supermarkets in the area, which makes everything feel really cramped and crowded. The aisle is tight so movement with two - three carts can be challenging. The selection of variety of anything is limited so I can see the lower-than-normal rating. Overall, GW calls the basics and gives the community another market option rather than driving further into SGV.

My daughter wanted to cook for us today (yesterday), so here we are…read more Quality/Quantity - Got a bunch of fresh produce. And some udon noodles and Japanese curry. Atmosphere - Good size supermarket. Had all the necessary departments. The produce, meat, and seafood departments looked fresh. See pictures. Service - Self service. Well, the check-out was smooth. Price - My wife paid. My daughter doesn't look at prices, lol. And I was too busy in the deli picking up a snack, lol. My snack was $6. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2003 and with your 23 locations.