Tokyo Central is an amazing supermarket that is absolutely overflowing with different Japanese…read moreproducts! They have an incredible selection of different freshly prepared foods, with two giant buffet tables where you can load up on as much of the different options as you care to get. There's also an incredible variety of packaged foods, other items, and different things that are directly imported from Japan. It seems much bigger than Mitsuwa Marketplace, which is in the same shopping center. The selection is also a lot more varied. For example they have a ton of shabu shabu options that I haven't been able to find elsewhere. They also have a highly organized checkout system, as well as self-checkout, so you can get prompt service if you need it. Overall, this is a great place for anyone who takes Japanese groceries seriously. Worth the trip for lunch or for shopping!

Wonderful market, I highly recommend coming here. The first time I came here they gave out free…read moresnacks, ever since then nothing bad has happened. The moment I walked in here, the vibes and energy were great. The store had a Directory so you can find your things easily. There's also a buffet that has fried chicken and a variety of soups to choose from. The staff here are very friendly and there are staff everywhere to help you find your supplies. At the end of checkout, there are microwaves to heat and make instant ramen. In conclusion, Tokyo Central has many foods to choose from, with great staff to help you.

This had been a great addition to meet our needs in Anaheim Hills. We really enjoy the fresh…read moreproduce!

Every time I come here my anxiety goes through the roof. The store is tiny and the aisles are so…read morecramped that pushing a cart feels like navigating a crowded airport during the holidays. There's barely room to move and people are constantly bumping into each other. The employees aren't helpful either. Ask a simple question and you'll get a look like you just asked them to solve rocket science. And for a place this chaotic, and unorganized ,the prices definitely aren't low. Don't recommended.

Very clean and brightly lit store. It was in the smaller side but they had half of their space…read moreoccupied by the food court. There was a good selection of eateries and dessert options to select from. The grocery store itself had a decent variety of home and food products to select from. Overall satisfied with my time at this store.

Honestly, it's ok. I love the fact that Los Al is branching out with more diversity. But this…read morelocation is really small and the market doesn't carry a lot of Japanese staples. The food court is not good - but there is hope for it. I suggest bringing some new food vendors in. 1 star - Santouka Ramen is definitely not good. The ramen had a lot of bamboo shoots and the soup smelled like fart. Plus they want to charge $1 for extra scallions. Horrible customer service. How much could scallions be you have to charge??? Whatever. HIGH PASS. The other food vendors were nothing to write home about either. Costa Mesa and Torrance locations are WAY BETTER.

I walked in here today because I was about to pick up my brother. I love how spacious and huge this…read moreplace is because it's not an eyesore like the previous place was years ago. It's easy to find the things you're looking for. I found laundry softener and so much more. These are the kinds of things I need so that my family and I can wash our laundry. The cashiers are patient af. There was this lady who kept going back in the veggies aisles to get more stuff.

I stopped by this Super King Market since it was on my way to my aunt place. We came a little…read morebefore lunch since I wanted to get some flowers. The place was busy and the parking lot was packed. My wife found a spot and I went inside. This store has the alcohol in its own little room on the left side of the store where you walk in. The cashier station is on the right, I didn't see any self checkout station. I didn't see any flowers area so I asked one worker at the cashier if they have any. She didn't speak English so another worker came to help and told me where she thought it was. She was confused and thought I asked for flour. I say another worker stocking the produce area so I approach him. He spoke English and he said the store doesn't carry flowers bouquets here. The store is very big inside, like a warehouse store.

I just visited this place after finding it on Yelp because I was craving kimchi and needed to…read morerestock. Instead of going to my usual Korean market, I wanted to try something homemade and I'm so glad I did. All of their kimchi is made fresh just days prior, and they offer a great variety with different vegetables and sizes to choose from. It's a small market, but they also carry other Korean goodies, which is a nice bonus. The kimchi I got was really good! super fresh with a nice tangy flavor, well balanced seasoning, and a satisfying crunch. It wasn't very spicy, but still really flavorful and easy to enjoy. So happy to have found this place. I'll definitely be back!

There was a lot of hype about this kimchi spot so I decided to make the drive about 1 hour and 30…read moreminutes each way. Honestly it was totally worth it. After trying their kimchi, I don't think I can go back to store bought kimchi anymore. I was a little worried about the language barrier since I don't speak Korean, but luckily their son works there full time and helped explain the different kimchi and their fermentation process. He was very knowledgeable and patient. It was really nice supporting a family business, and you can tell there is a lot of care and tradition behind their kimchi. We picked up two jars. The red kimchi is $15 and tastes just like the kimchi you get at a good Korean BBQ restaurant. It is very flavorful and pairs perfectly with grilled meat. Add some KBBQ, a fried egg, and rice and you have a great meal. The white kimchi is $19 and is lighter and refreshing. I enjoy pairing it with pork belly wraps because it balances the richness of the meat really well. It almost feels like a palate cleanser between bites. Both were absolutely delicious. Once I finish these jars, I will definitely be making the drive back again.

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!

The worst market ever, they always mix old vegetables with the new ones and hide mist of the bad…read moreveggies in the middle of the bags. Please! Keep them separately from the new ones with the old ones. I rather pay extra money for fresh vegetables than have to sort them out and throw most of them out. This market never learned.

I saw an influencer on IG promoting RESCO also known as the ASIAN COSTCO. So were already planning…read moreto head out to meet up with a friend around Rowland Heights and we asked him if he's heard of this ASIAN COSTCO. He said yes like it's just another regular facility but, ONCE we were shocked at what we found... ASIAN SNACKS: 10/10 Lots of my favorite snacks like wasabi shrimp snacks were available here. We are always blown away at how many ASIAN SNACKS were available here coming from the Inland Empire!!!LOL!!! I also found some greats deals in Noodles for HOTPOT. And also good deals on the PRICES in general. It looks like everything was about $2-$3 less than prices in the Inland Empire particularly in TEMECULA... I had a great time checking this place out and it's not as crowded as COSTCO... ASIAN COSTCO RESCO FOOD SERVICE FOR THE WIN!!!!

Prices are somewhat right…read more.. Came here after seeing all the hype. Immediately greeted with their deals, one of which was a deal on my favorite coconut water, so we were off to a good start. This place was about 1/3rd of a typical Costco, but all Asian centric products. Produce selection was vast and appreciated. Snack game was on point. So many sauces, and in sizes you never see at a grocery store, so that was amazing. The thing that threw us off was the meat quality. Again, selection was vast, but we found the meat looked sad and old. This is somewhere between a 3 and 4 star, but a 4 star felt too generous due to the meat quality, or lack there of.

I come here for all my Thai and Viet products as they have an amazing and HUGE inventory of…read moreimported goods at very reasonable prices. The produce selection is, however, on the pricey side so I always stick with Aldi. Very worthwhile and fantastic Asian ingredients.

We've been Anaheim residents for a couple of years and were genuinely happy to see ABC Supermarket…read moreopen in the area. We've been shopping here regularly since it opened. One evening around 7:30 pm (the store closes at 8 pm), we realized we were out of rice and stopped by quickly to grab a single 50 lb bag of jasmine rice. Knowing it was close to closing time, we even checked with the security guard at the front to make sure it was okay to go in quickly--he said yes. We went straight in, grabbed the rice, and headed directly to the cashier. Unfortunately, the cashier (name on the receipt: Tana) was very unpleasant. When we explained that we only had the one bag and could pull it forward for her to check without lifting it onto the counter, she gave us a dirty look and said, "Do it." When we asked if we could pay with Apple Pay, she stared at us without responding, turned away, and then said, "Scan it." The entire interaction felt unnecessarily rude and dismissive. I understand it was near closing time and that retail work can be exhausting, but customers who are respectful and quick shouldn't be treated like an inconvenience or an enemy. We really want to continue supporting this store, but experiences like this make it difficult.