Please do not go to this place. It is cash only and refused to provide receipt. IMHO, they have…read morethis process in place to avoid paying taxes. We all have to pay taxes, including all merchants. If you notice, they do not record items that were purchased by customers. There's absolutely NO record keeping. Hence at the end of the day, they can claim X $ generated each day and the IRS will never know. Let's support business that actually pay appropriate taxes. My suggestion is whenever merchants only accept cash, be sure to ask for receipt.

Small to-go Vietnamese dessert spot. So many different che/dessert options to choose from as well…read moreas a fridge with a selection of other desserts like flan, jello, drinks, and more! They don't exactly have a menu and don't speak English very well (authentic!!), so it's not very easy to navigate. Ordered 2 desserts totaling to $6.50. - Che chuoi (banana dessert): 8.9/10. Yummy! A thick coconut base with a variety of toppings. Sweet, but not too sweet with an abundance of sago, potatoes, and bananas. Delicious! - Flan: 9.0/10. Better than most flans that I have tried. Very rich and creamy, almost like creme brulee. I love the smooth texture of this compared to the more gelatinous texture of most flans. A perfect sweetness that makes this little cup so addicting.

A fun mall to hang out during weekdays or weekends. Lots of variety of food to choose from…read more Refreshing drinks to enjoy. Take a stroll inside the shops to browse. I ended up buying two paired ($53) of comforter shoes to take back to San Diego with me. Short driving distance for a day trip to explore Vietnamese culture. Truly enjoyed our outing.

Pinoy's Jewelry will not fix their mistake in craftsmanship & will refuse service if you kindly ask…read morethem to fix it. This was a very simple and inexpensive issue to fix. Instead of helping you, they will say, "You are a difficult customer," & they will become angry & shout at you so everyone can hear. On Monday, July 31, 2023, I went to Pinoy's to purchase a new clasp for my gold necklace because the clasp had broken. The balance I owed for the new clasp was $12.50 and the labor cost to weld was $5.00, $17.50 total. The service was completed and I paid. After I got home, I checked the weld with a magnifyer because I wanted to make sure the weld was secure. My necklace is very special to me. It was a gift from my wife and my mother-in-law. At the point where the weld was done there was a hole. The "weld bead" was empty. This means the weld was only held together by a thin shell. If it was done correctly the weld would be solid, like a tiny marble. Instead it was like a soap bubble--empty inside and easy to pop. I came in to Pinoy's Jewelry again on August 2, 2023 to ask to have it fixed. I showed them the hole in the weld and they polished it and gave it back. I was very respectful and polite. I asked them to weld it again. That's when Linda's mother started yelling at me and telling me I am a difficult customer and to have someone else fix it. I spoke very calmly and said that I was disappointed because I paid to have this repaired at Pinoy's and I would like Pinoy's to fix it. She shouted at me and many other jewelers from other kiosks looked up and were watching. I went to the next jewelry kiosk and explained the issue. They verified they saw the hole and asked $10 to fix it. They fixed it and I paid them $20 because I was happy the issue was resolved. I still don't understand why Pinoy's Jewelry became so angry. Beware doing business with Pinoy's because this may happen to you too.

Review more for the market side. The shop inside is surprisingly small but they have a great…read morevariety of items including fruit, lots of rice paper snacks, and of course their corner boba bar with the plethora of toppings. The people are pretty chill, i was too shy to ask for recs so maybe next time. I went in to take a look and they had the vietnamese fruit salts that I love. The fruit stand part of it only takes cash and they have exotic fruit and precut fruit packaged with the salt like mangosteen and green mango. I couldn't find a chili one, but i just tried the cheapest one and it was some salted peach sort of sweet. Sooo good with oranges. It can be a little pricier for the snacks than of course what they cost abroad, but its quite hard to find what they import so I was very happy to find something new. Also my first time hearing vietnamese edm LOL. A vibe in there for sure

I guess the overarching business is Unu Unu and they have subdivisions of the business in the same…read moreplaza. One is the Unu Cafe that does their popular drinks located in the back of the larger Unu Unu and in the same plaza is an Unu but for fruit drinks, I believe. The main "shop" is a market that imports in snacks, fruits, preserved, jarred, canned goods, and more from Vietnam. Lots of things that I have never seen before even in Vietnamese markets. On a day where I wasn't at Disney all day, I think I'll peruse their selection more since I saw some interesting chips that I'd love to try. There's a refrigerated section near the wall next to the line for the Unu Cafe drink section. Was pretty busy because of the cafe, but people were also shopping the market section too.

The last time I was probably at this supermarket was over two decades ago with my mom as a child…read more I've been wanting to explore more of where I grew up as an adult, so our weekend exploration led us to this supermarket. We were on the hunt for some condensed milk, the buddha brand, and the Cafe Du Monde coffee. This store happened to have both of those in easy to find aisles. Something that surprised me about this store was that they also sell restaurant togo items, like togo containers, plates, etc. for businesses! There's plenty of parking here, and in their extended lot behind the supermarket. I wouldn't say the store felt the most clean, but it was well-stocked, and not super crowded. Prices here are pretty fair and standard with other markets in the area.

Asian supermarket with an emphasis on Vietnamese ingredients and goods. Not a lot of frills,…read morebells, or whistles at this market. Because of the low frills, this keeps the prices on the more reasonable side relative to other markets. The isles are organized and I was able to easily navigate my way around even if it was my first time (it's very possible I've been here a very long time ago if my parents were in the area and needed stuff to prepare a meal at a family event). Service is pretty standard - at least from my experiences - at an Asian market. You typically know what you want or if you need to ask for something you can find someone and you go to check out at the front. Really straightforward. Came in with my friend and his family. We needed to kill a little time before another place opened up, so we came to grab a few things. I got some condiments, but I saw some great deals on frozen dumplings. I couldn't buy any on this trip because I was going to be out and about all day and couldn't leave them in my car. If I have a specific shopping list and know what I need and would be heading back home afterward, this is definitely on a list of places I would go to.

Huge selection of items, from dry goods to fresh food, meats, frozen items to vegetables. Clean…read morestore. Easy parking. Good prices.

We always drive to come here for the Dungeness Crabs. The price for the crabs and fruits are…read moredecent, it's a good store to buy seafoods.

Didn't know this place existed. I used to go to their other store (1st store within 3miles away)…read more This market is abit bigger than their other one. Their parking is quite big since the location is in a big shopping plaza. Staff are nice and friendly. Store is well kept and well managed and organized. Their seafood and meat section is huge with more choices than the other store. Fresh produces and they do have a Mexican section too - Quite nice. Easy layout so got why I needed and easy checkout.

I visited on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026 and stopped by the seafood department to purchase salmon…read moresteaks. I waited for a while without being acknowledged. I noticed other customers approaching staff directly for assistance, so I eventually did the same. The employee behind the counter selected four beautiful salmon steaks for me. However, while packaging them, the bag split open and all four steaks fell onto the floor. The employee quickly picked them up and took them back behind the counter. It appeared that he attempted to rinse them off and package them to sell to me anyway. When he brought them back, I asked, "Didn't those salmon steaks just hit the floor? Could you please get me four new ones?" His response, said quietly under his breath, was, "Oh, you saw that." He then selected four replacement steaks, weighed them, and labeled them for purchase. I was very disappointed that anyone would attempt to sell food that had fallen on the floor. That experience left a very negative impression and made me question the seafood department's food handling practices. The rest of my shopping experience was fine, and the highlight of my visit was one of the restaurants inside the store--a boba and milk tea shop. The service there was excellent, and I had one of the best yogurt and pumpkin milk teas I've ever tasted. That positive experience is the reason I'm giving three stars instead of one. I'll likely avoid purchasing seafood here in the future, but I would definitely return to visit the shops and restaurants inside the store.

Best local place for fruit. I drive all the way from irvine to come here to buy my jackfruit. It's…read morea little pricier than others but worth. They just know how to pick it and I'll let them know i want to eat right away so they'll give me the most ripe plate. They take card but there's a minimum. I also highly recommend their fresh sugarcane juice. They'll squeeze it on the spot. Yum!!

Tiến phát bán đồ hư, mới mua chiều thứ bảy 1/31 về tới San Diego mở ra ăn, mới biết là úng tưởng là…read morevài trái. Nhưng khi kiểm tra toàn bộ đều bị hư hết. Mình liền gọi cho Tiến Phát lúc 5:00 cùng ngày vì mình ở dưới San Diego và nói tình hình, chụp hình gửi qua. Tiến Phát nói mang ra, nhưng mình nói thứ hai mình đi mình mang lên trả. Sáng nay mình mang ra xe với gia đình thì thấy thùng chảy nước và có nhiều con food fly nên mình không muốn để trong xe. Mình gọi Tiến Phát nói là mình sẽ bỏ thùng rác, nhưng Tiến Phát chỉ nói trả bù 1 vỉ mít khoảng $20. Mình cảm thấy bức xúc, mình không phải vì từ San Diego mà lên trên đó lấy một vỉ mít để ăn. Mình không lấy gì cả. Mình chỉ muốn nói những hộp vú sữa đó đã hư úng hết rồi, đừng bán cho khách. Mình bức xúc nói nghĩ sao nếu tôi đưa lên mạng cho cộng đồng mạng cẩn thận khi mua. Nhưng không ngờ chị chủ nói làm vậy thất đức. Vậy với tình hình kinh tế của mọi người lúc này, mình bán đồ cho người ta ăn không được, vậy ai thất đức đây? ("Đừng ăn ở thất đức") Câu này khiến mình bức xúc nên bắt buộc phải đăng lên để cho bà con cẩn thận khi mua hàng tại đây.

I've been coming to Quang Minh Supermarket in Garden Grove for a while now…read more I usually stop by here to buy black chicken (gà ác) for herbal soup. I use it mostly for traditional herbal chicken soup at home. I also buy pork here sometimes, and I personally feel the meat is fresher compared to bigger supermarkets. The price is a bit higher, but I don't really mind because of the quality. It's a small neighborhood market, but clean and easy to shop in. They have most basic Vietnamese ingredients for everyday cooking. Parking is usually okay since it's in a small plaza. Overall, a simple, reliable place I keep going back to.

We've bought "Gio Lua" from this market for years when they were $5…read more Today I bought 2 of them, they taste terrible may be too much powder. I highly recommend not to buy these stuffs, don't waste your money.