I'm not sure why the bad reviews. Yes the actual grocery store is tiny. Reminds me of going to…read moreFamily Mart, Lawson or 7-11 in Japan. They have the necessities and a good selection of sushi and ready made foods. If you go around 6-6:30 all their fresh made items are marked half off. Be prepared the older Japanese ladies will run your ass over for those nigiri's. Everything is exceptionally clean and organized. The food court was packed and had a good selection of foods. Of course the famous Tendon Tempura Carlos Jr is there. A lot of people have negative reviews but give it a few tries... everything is still new and they are trying to get things together. I'm glad they opened this Mitsuwa. It's right next door to my favorite other stores, Trader Joe's and Costco!

I've been to Mitsuwa marketplace before, but this is my first time to this location. It looks more…read moreon the brand new side. Everything was super clean. Well placed very good lighting really friendly service. If you've been to Mitsuwa before, they're all pretty much laid out the same great food lots of Japanese trinkets. There's a grocery store that has food and snacks in the back. The grocery store has bentos and a lot of fish, sashimi pre-sliced and cool drinks. The food court in the front is why we came here. We tried pretty much everything they had Ramen and onigiri also gyoza. They have so much food to choose from. Everything was freshly made. Super tasty and well prepared. Friendly service and the food comes out fast. They also have a store that sells the famous Royce chocolates. Give this place a try and happy eating...

This Korean market offers really farm fresh and truly delicious fruits of all kinds. I usually buy…read morepeaches and nectarines from them, and I have never been disappointed. One thing of note: if you expect to meet a disc jockey or dance to any type of techno music over there, you will be sorely disappointed, because there is none.

This small convenience and grocery has been open for thirty years!…read moreI knew about the fruits they carry and stopped in after eating at the restaurant in this plaza. Got a package of black grapes - these were so sweet and had seeds - that's a great thing to enjoy - far too many seedless varieties in grocery stores are not sweet. Also Washington State grown cherries (summer bounty) were very sweet. I added two sugar bee apples to our purchase. Also carries many grains (rice, lentils) in plastic packages. Drinks in refrigerated cases. Accepts credit cards but there is a 3% transaction fee, so I used cash. Friendly lady at the counter, small store has a lot of stocked items! A lot of cases of peaches, plums and citrus for the summer.

THIS is the SPOT if you're looking for a Khmer market with authentic items that you literally can't…read morebuy elsewhere. Don't be surprised when coming here that the parking lot is diabolical on the weekends - good luck trying to find a spot ! I came here once on a weekend & I would not advise - even street parking is scarce. Your best bet is to come on a weekday & you'll most likely find a spot in the teeny lot on Gardenia. THe store only has 2 registers & it's a zoo on the weekends. If you have craving for Khmer food, come here... chances are they have it. Beef skewers, pickled veggies, nom kom, to name a few. If you're looking for fish sauce or oyster sauce that's specifically made in Cambodia, they have it which I haven't seen at any other Khmer market or asian market. For how little the store is, there's a lot jammed inside. I was happy to find kreung here as I am too lazy to make my own ! and another rare find, Monk Balm (think tiger balm), & other medicinal items. You know the place is legit when you try asking a worker a question & they know NO english. If you're unfamiliar best to bring a Khmer speaker with to help assist in any questions.

Ive came to this supermarket all my life, but the new owners have been extremely disrespectful and…read morehave gave an unprofessional experience. The older woman employee usually at the front cashier or bagging items made a comment calling me "slow" while I was bagging my own groceries when its her job, and then proceeded to laugh with her coworker in khmer about me. The fact that I was being mocked by employees while simply trying to check out was completely unnecessary and embarrassing. If bagging the groceries is part of the employee's job, I don't understand why I was left to do it and then insulted for not doing it fast enough. Customers should not be treated this way, especially by employees who are supposed to provide basic customer service.

I just wanted to say that the lovely missus and I regularly shop at Holland International Market in…read moreBellflower. This review should let everyone know that this is the only real market place for products you may crave or want to learn about if you are of Dutch descent or have a distinct Indo heritage. Of course everyone is welcome and you won't be sorry if you make it to this quaint but fully stocked store of imported products. Dutch cheese? Yes. Indonesian spices? Yes. All sorts of chocolates and Dropjes and Indo Mie and peanut sauces and Speculaas cookies. DeIfts Blue and shrimp chips? Yes. If you are not sure about the products' description or availability, Holland International Market can be connected online. Friendly and attentive with always a smile from proprietor Marie, and staff makes this a wonderful way to shop for old world goods from the Netherlands and goodies with Indonesian unique flavors.

Landed in Long Beach the other day and that same day just so happened to be Holland International…read moreMarket's Dutch Festival! Yes hello : D straight off the plane to this cute local owned shop. Stocked up on all my fave Dutch/Indo spices and goodies and took pics with Santa lol A few of my holiday faves - Dutch themed dish towels and the Dutch Chocolate letters, which are usually not sold the rest of the year. Receive a free cute Santa magnet with my purchase. See ya next time I'm in town!

I love me a good international grocery store, especially that have foods I've never seen or heard…read moreof: a variety of Asian foods here along with a meat market. Area is a bit rough but the business is thriving and locals don't seem to mind that the smoke shop is around the corner. The meat market had a selection that included hens, intestines, various tongues and fish. Some of the packaged items were labeled in ways that did not identify what kind of "meat" it was so I'll call it mystery meat and not buy it. I will say that the meat pricing is much lower than the typical American markets and even lower than some other Asian markets I've been to (such as H Mart or Ranch Market). Plenty of fresh and packaged noodles, along with a variety of fresh produce.

Cambodian desserts, asian fruits and vegies, friendly staff including the owner…read more Less busy on weekday.

If you love exploring incredible flavors, this market is an absolute must-visit. It is a fantastic…read moreplace to taste your way through all kinds of foods from around the world. Their international selection is impressive, featuring everything from Spanish to Asian specialties, but there are two things you absolutely cannot leave without: ​The Phenomenal Cheeses: Their Gouda and overall cheese selection are out of this world. Rich, authentic, and high-quality. ​The European Gummies: I have been a certified gummy candy lover for 60 years, and I can confidently say that the European gummies they carry are better than any other gummy I have ever tasted. They are unmatched!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon for the first time in at least a decade. I was immediately…read moregreeted by a man with a pony tail as I went directly to the deli counter. I waited for a while and received no assistance so I asked the guy for help. The man did not speak Dutch so I explained to him what I wanted (salami deli meat). I asked him for a pound of deli meat. I went to shop around the store and noticed the fridges were empty as were the isles. After a few minutes I came back to the deli counter and found my uncut piece of meat (in tube form) placed on the weigh scale? To my dismay I asked him if he was going to cut it with the pretty slicer machine near him? I mean that's how it used to work and how it works at any other deli meat counters. As the man cut the salami I continued to shop and picked up a jar of silver onions that looked brownish ( the onions inside the jar) and I thought well maybe they are supposed to look this way. Maybe they were a different type of onions. When I thought to look for an expiration date again to my dismay I observed that it had been expired since 2023. Unfortunately I purchased extra pedas chili which looked ok but when I got home I found out that it has been expired since 2018 (please see attached picture). This wasn't the worst of it though because we found a jar of something with leafy green bits that had been expired since 2013. Yes 2013! Bro! You think I should try the chili? You think I'll survive? This place has gone to the pits. Hopefully a health inspector straightens this place out. Furthermore when I got the salami back the slices looked as if my he deli meat cutter blade was very dull.

Stopped in here to shop as I was waiting to pick up a togo order at Jollibee's and I'm really glad…read moreI did. I don't know why, but I just assumed this place strictly sold seafood. Like a giant seafood market and nothing else, so I was pleasantly surprised to find a variety of items. I think it's Filipino food items primarily? But a lot of really cool products and ingredients that I don't normally see. I stopped by just to pick up some veggies, but ended up leaving with ube condensed milk and a few other random necessities as I was browsing the isles. Their seafood section also does free deep frying for fish! Which haven't done in a really long time and will probably stop by for in the future! Lots of parking, but as it is a shared plaza with a couple of other busy stores, I'm sure it can be a struggle to find a spot on the weekends during peak hours.

Fresh Catch is nice & and close by, so I don't have to drive far. My usual purchases are live crab…read more& baked goods from Pampanga Bakery. Pampanga Bakery has a physical location on Artesia & Norwalk, but also supply some of their fresh pan de sal & more, to Fresh Catch to sell. The produce & meat selection aren't the best, and sometimes I'm wary of the quality control of the packaged meat, but when it comes to fish & seafood, I have no problem selecting what I need. As an Asian supermarket, it fills the need. And, a lucky Lotto millionaire was made here, several years ago. I'll continue to visit for buying live crab & Pampanga Bakery items, and maybe, just maybe, I shall also become a lucky Lotto millionaire.

Came here recently to specifically buy some thai boat noodle paste to use as a base for my soup…read more I've been meaning to visit this place forever, but finally made a stop by it two weeks ago. And I'm so glad I did! This place has such an amazing variety of Thai ingredients...I ended up picking up a bunch of other ingredients that I hadn't planned on (coconut cream powder, milk tea packet, tom yum soup base, etc). I plan on coming back for more. I typically do most of my asian ingredient grocery store shopping at 99 Ranch, but have been unable to find specific Thai ingredients there. But they basically have that all here! I want to come back to get unique ingredients like ground galangal, pad thai sauce, and pickled onions/chilis. The lady running the store was also very nice! Two different customers had come in the store as I was browsing and seemed to be friendly with her! She also let me know to ask her if I had any questions or needed help finding anything. Which I did! I was specifically looking for the Oliang iced coffee, which they were out of stock of but were working on restocking (so I'll be back for that as well). And asked her a few questions as I was checking out about thai boat noodle recipes and ingredients. Very friendly! I can't wait to be back lol. Easy street parking along the side of the store.

We shop there for all our thai groceries. Hope you open back up soon.the owner is very friendlyread more

Cute little grocery story for basic needs. On Saturdays they apparently have fresh food items in…read morethe morning around 10am like meats and rice plates and dessert. They sell out by 1pm we heard. Worker was super nice and welcoming!

8/12/23 Finally got around to visiting my neighbors' shop, corner of Downey & Alondra. It's a small…read moreshop compared to most markets but it has many items worth trying. I didn't have much time to peruse coz hubby was hurrying me up. By chance, met Paul, our neighbor (about a half a block away) who was busy minding the store, dressed sharply and welcoming, friendly. Most of the food that was prepared from home is written in Thai, so I inquired what's in the containers. Hubby chose the shrimp & rice, I selected the pork meal. There was so much to see & I wanted to but more but that's just being greedy lol. I picked up dessert as well. I would love to come back to check out the rest. He also had Thai eggplant, chilies, mushrooms, very small produce table but it looked fresh! Come check it out for Thai inspired items.

First time shopping here myself, I've had friends and family go here for years. Had to get some…read moreimport ingredients to make authentic Ube home cooking recipes. This was the only local place with listings for the pure Ube powder that isn't the misleading sweet potato extract, 100% Coconut Cream, and some calamansi juice on the side. They had a great selection of food offerings, prices were reasonable. The hot and ready takeout looked as good as the local Filipino restaurants in the surrounding neighborhoods. I didn't purchase those prepared selections this trip but have in the past. I recommend if you're a fan or curious of Filipino food, try Island Pacific. It's near a lot of good food places, isn't overpriced, and everyone there is warm and welcoming. I'll be back soon!

Very disappointed with my experience at this store. I have been a loyal customer for a long time,…read moreand this visit completely changed my perception. I regularly visit many stores with my fur babies safely secured in their stroller and have never had an issue. Unfortunately, this store would not allow it, which was both surprising and disappointing. As a result, they have lost a loyal customer. Customer service and consistency matter, and sadly this experience fell far below my expectations. If zero star is an option, that's what I would give this store.