*** Only accept Visa or Mastercard for spending over $100 ***…read more Rivera Food Service is a wholesale restaurant supply store selling bulk food/drinks cater to mostly Mainland China shoppers. This of this place as warehouse version of Hawaii Supermarket. Membership is not needed and anyone can just walk in. [Parking]: Limited free parking spaces and the parking lot was packed when I came here on Saturday afternoon. [Selection & ambience]: The warehouse here was less organized than its next door competitor NTFOODS with bulk cardboard boxes stacking up in middle of each aisle. Half of aisles led to dead end and I had to constantly make multiple small detours within the store. This place was even harder to navigate than NTFOODS. I also smelled unique Chinese herbal scent that you can only find in certain Asian supermarkets. They do sell boxes of fortune cookies here as well as a small fresh produce section. No electronic tags here vs NTFOODS. Some items are actually more expensive than what you will find in typical Asian supermarkets or even Costco. Personally I would much rather visit NTFOODS over Rivera Food Service (all located in the same plaza.)

Been to Rivera Food Service a few times. I kind of think of this place like an Asian Costco plus a…read moresupplier for restaurant owners. This place is located on Baldwin Ave just after the bridge and before Lower Azusa if you're heading north on Baldwin. There's plenty of parking here since it's basically a warehouse that is open to the public. This place is cash only if you're buying under $100. They will accept credit cards after that amount is met. Be sure to check the prices for produce, such as the vegetables, they may cost more than Supermarkets outside of this store. They carry a lot of different sauces, bulk refrigerated fresh noodles, frozen meats and seafood, take out boxes and also boba supplies. Yes, you heard right boba! They sell boba toppings in huge containers as well as the cups, straws and drink mixes. Anyone want to open their own personal boba shop? Well they can grab some stuff here. If you like hot sauces or cook with a lot of chillies (numbing ones included). They sell the peppers here in bulk. They also have sauces, like soy sauce, sesame oil, dumpling soy sauce...etc. Ever wonder where you can buy a big bulk of fortune cookies, well they have them here for sale. Selections may vary throughout the week and day due to certain businesses buying up the stock.

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

Great service and lots of integrity .jess is very polite and humorous. Great experience and…read moredefinitely a return visit from myself .

From the owner: We are a wholesale food distributor serving restaurants, other distributors and consumers.read more

If you can find what you're looking for here, it doesn't exist. I can get lost in the place just…read moremesmerized by everything they have to offer. These really large kitchen supply stores are hard to come by. I'm not a restaurant owner just a guy who likes to cook. So this is like a toy store. So if you are in need of that something special or even looking for something you don't know you need, pay them a visit.

If you speak English or Spanish and need help finding great deals on equipment you have to find…read moreAlex. He's tall and good looking but also really really good at his job. He answers late night texts. Never gets mad even if you're the worst. Guilty! He'll price match and look for all the deals and rebates and give you options. Even if he makes a mistake he always makes it right. Don't bring your wife or girlfriend as they will fall for his charm. I know I did.

This store is really cute and the lady (I didn't get her name) was so sweet and helpful. She taught…read moreme a few things to look into and was very helpful. The store is on the smaller side but she has a lot of stuff. Pricing is good. She has a few kits for starters. Plenty of parking which is always great

Very affordable, customer service is helpful, gives you space to look around before after if needed…read morehelp. Prices given on the spot and was very kid friendly. Smelled really clean and very organized. Got dip powder kit sold separately and only paid under $42.00

The place has good parking for fast and easy transaction. Lot of selections and in stock goods to…read morechose from and price is at wholesale price. Good place to shop if you will need huge volumes for party.

This establishment is the worst customer what so ever. Pays late, plays games and lies saying "Oh I…read moresent it weeks ago!" Post marked envelope, 4 days ago! Orders full 2 pallets...then blames the pandemic and refuses half of it...knowing we'd have no choice but to accept it because we're already there...nope...bring it all back and I'm not accepting your next order(s)...you are banned. My worst customer EVER.

I got gifts for my Chinese parents and in-laws, and they loved their abalone and sea cucumber…read moregifts. There were several assortments of dried seafood, so I was able to get a bit of everything to create my gifts. My parents and in-laws were impressed. There are also ingredients to make healthy soups like goji berries, ginseng, dried dates, astragulus (?) root, and other Chinese herbs and roots. Great one stop shop for Asian delicacies! I saw they have teas too, so I might try them next time.

Came by & got ingredients for my parent's SUPER Asian dinner. This is a mom and pop shop, featuring…read moremainly dried seafood goods. I didn't know much so I followed instructions and took recommendations from the worker and maybe boss?(Wendy). I took a pound of sea cucumber and abalone. This is where she helped me the most. I notice they had dried abalone & fresh abalone which I asked "why shouldn't I get the dried ones instead of the fresh ones?". Wendy told me if you're in a rush & don't want to spend too much time on preparing it, you should get the fresh ones as the dried version of it does take quite some time to prepare. The dried ones were WAY MORE expensive & she told me a cheaper alternative. That's honesty, while most shops would try to make a quick buck, she took the time to explain & reason with me as I am unfamiliar with these products in particular. Definitely coming back for my future needs. CHECK THEM OUT!