Fruit Kingdom is a little on the pricier side, but the quality definitely justifies it. The fruit…read moreis incredibly fresh, sweet & noticeably larger than the average fruit you find at most grocery stores. They also have a great variety of unique premium fruits that I haven't seen anywhere else, which makes every visit fun to try something new (to name a few- pink mango, pink cosmo blueberries, chinese bayberry & white sapote). If you stop by during strawberry season, don't miss their strawberries... they're some of the sweetest & best I've had in California. Also, thank you Ray for the excellent customer service. He was friendly, knowledgeable & took the time to answer all of my questions. Overall, it's a great place if you're looking for premium, high-quality fruit & a unique selection. I'll definitely be back!

I went to LA Fruit Kingdom after eating Malatang with my daughter, and I was told that there's a…read moreyogurt place in the same plaza. The layout of the store was very interesting because it looked like a mini market, and they sell fresh exotic fruits and snacks. Ordering a yogurt was a bit confusing because I did not see any pricing, but they had some instructions on how to order. Step 1: Choose dry Greek yogurt. Step 2: Pick up your fresh fruits (limit 3 items). Step 3: Choose Topping (Oats, coconut chips, or boom boom pearl). Step 4: Honey or Dark Chocolate My daughter picked a small jar of Organic blue spirulina with coconut dry yogurt. Then she picked green grapes, mangos, and strawberries for her yogurt bowl. And we also picked boom boom pearl for topping, and chose honey at the end. Then the lady told me that the price was $24.08. It was pricey. I don't understand their pricing or explanation, even though I have the receipt. She told me that it took about 10-15 minutes to make it. Honestly, for the small jar of organic blue spirulina with coconut dry yogurt, it tasted a bit sour, and I was not a fan of it. The presentation of the yogurt was nice; however, for the price that we paid, it was still a bit ripped off. The fruits were fresh, and the boom boom pearl tasted like popping boba was interesting. The Greek Yogurt was a bit too thick. I would rather go to the Açaí bowl place to have more fresh fruit and a bigger portion. The lady was friendly and helpful. But I would rather go to Açaí bowl and Yogurtland combined next time. P.S. I forgot to mention that they were out of honey, so no honey in the yogurt bowl.

I love this place. I have gone a few different times through out the week. Weekends are complete…read morechaos. However, Monday, before noon was cool. We met the owner and he was very kind. We were looking at the grains and he told us how to cook our selection and how healthy it is. I appreciated him taking the the time to share his knowledge. The next best thing was their selection of sunflower seeds. If you have not tried Asian sunflower seeds, do so. Be warned though, it may just ruin your life. The produce is really cheap. This is my favorite place for mushrooms. Lots of selection at great prices. The ambiance is pretty relaxed through out the week in the store. The rest of the shopping center has no chill. There are always people speeding through the parking lot. Over all, I recommend this place because I have been able to get healthy food for my family on the cheap.

Affordable groceries. Eclectic but extensive selections…read more Fresh fruit and vegetable selections are quite extensive and the produce is fresh. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Produce, fruit, dry goods... here is a plenty. Apples..at least 10 different varieties. Grapes,…read morecherries watermelon all reasonable prices. Dried hibiscus flower, pineapple, cucumbers to make summer waters...plentiful! Great first time experience. Staff continually being restocked. Small town feel and precut food for the road. Loved this place

Passed by on the way to a new feed store, while they didn't have green veggies I was hoping to get,…read morethey did have an array of produce like two-fisted avocados and adorable tennis-ball squash. The thing you can't walk away from are the strawberries.. since berries have gone up in price at the store I haven't gotten any, this was place to get them! I didn't want to stop anywhere after baskets of these babies were keeping me company the whole drive home, even though I still needed veggies. Got home, washed some, chill the rest and devoured the first bowl like a mirage in the desert. They tasted of true strawberries. Every bit of the flesh brings tears to my papa's eyes. No cash, only plastic allowed. I envy the people who lives across the street!

This place is cute. They have good produce the strawberries smell amazing. The lady super nice…read moreshe's quick explains quickly gets to the point.

087/2026/May Getting…read moresweet rice and coconut milk to make Sticky Rice and Mango for my grandkids!! A lot of good deals! We buy our 50lbs jasmine rice here too!! Language barrier still sometimes is a hindrance if needed to have merchandise inquiries !!!!

168 Markets: Where Your Willpower Goes to Die Deliciously!!…read more I went in for purple buns and pastries. I left w half the snack aisle, a suspicious amount of beef jerky, and tea that probably makes you live forever. This 168 Market in RH isn't just a grocery store.... it's a snack trap disguised as a produce paradise. Fresh fruit? Check!!! Top-tier protein? Yuuuup!!! But then....bam!!!!! FREE samples!! They just kept givong me free samples, and i couldn't say no!! You think you're strong... and then you black out and wake up with six kinds of dried mango and beef jerky that costs more than your lunch. The staff? Ninja-level sales skillz!! I'm definitely coming back.... bc apparently, I've developed a full-blown beef jerky addiction. Send help... or more snacks!!! Actually, just the snacks. I regret nothing!!! I'll be back!!

023/2026/Jan Looking…read morefor somewhere to eat!! Stopped here at this plaza! This is a busy commercial plaza that has an indoor shopping plaza aside from other retail and restaurants. There is a grocery store and another under construction indoor shops and eateries! Aside from restaurants there are other health and beauty shops as well!!!

Place looks dead inside the store as well as inside this plaza all around. Lots of rumors about…read moreGW-Great Wall supermarket across the street running this place now. Are they closing down someday or just trying to survive? There used to be a retail shopping center down the plaza, but it's currently under major renovations right now, so not many places to walk around. I liked the grocery items and prices inside because they're actually much cheaper here than elsewhere. You can find familiar brands of your favorite Chinese snacks and beverages. Fruits/vegetables/meats look decent for the selling price. Vibes inside felt more like mainland China with some Taiwanese folks working nearby. Expect old fashioned style employees in this spacious grocery store that doesn't have many grocery shoppers in it. Employees look hardworking, but it's pretty dead for business operations. You can still find takeout foods and the tiny barbershop/hair salon is still operating. Don't expect lots of tables and chairs at restaurants inside. Better foods are outside. It just felt like this place is struggling to survive or may go out of business eventually. I hope the shopping center nearby opens soon to attract more customers to the plaza. They have old style deli foods and BBQ plates. It needs more life around here. When I hear HK2 Food District, I was expecting much better foods/dining options inside, but it wasn't like that at all. It's just an old & local grocery store.

The freshly squeezed OJ is a MUST. They use oranges grown on the campus by students and they taste…read moreso much better than store bought orange juice! No artificial flavors. The farm store has a variety of products from the campus farm, including fresh produce, jams, canned goods, dairy products, and more. There is a plant nursery around the front and back of the store as well.

My wife and I were taking the backroads from Chino Hills back to Los Angeles when we stumbled…read moreacross the Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store. This looked like a big ol' farm store and from the second I saw it, I was pretty darn excited. This large store features ample parking, tables outside, and a petting zoo that didn't actually have any animals, but maybe they were just inside. The shop itself is full of baked goods, clothing, drinks, and literally everything else you can usually find at a farm style store. I was super tempted to pick up a bunch of chocolate when walking around, but since it was pretty hot outside I had to settle for the farms own Orange Juice and a big fat rice crispy treat with chocolate and pretzel on top. The orange juice was OH SO refreshing on this hot day and the rice crispy treat was really good as well. Overall, The Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store is a great place to stop and pick up a few things. I really liked the two things I picked up and I can definitely see stopping back here the next time i'm in Pomona!

This market is super cute and cozy…read more Wide array of ready made food, and sushi. Some nice looking little platters such as seafood, cooked vegetables with yam paste, some really nice looking salads for only $4.99 with edadame/beans (looks really healthy), the salmon eggs on chirashi bowls and sushi look Huge! I didn't get anything ready made, but might drive here for lunch sometime, lmao Good selection of different miso, some crafted miso as well. They have Organic Tofu for $1.99, and also packs of 3 nattos for $1.79-$1.99 We also got some umeboshi, which Cindy helped me find. Both of the staff I was talking to treated me kindly and were friendly! Also got Warabi Mochi Matcha - Must get! It's so addicting, the mochi is more jello like and so good + refreshing! The mugwort rice cake with red bean paste was also good, but I may reconsider getting this again, just not as good as the Warabi Mochi Matcha! Also picked up a Shimanoka Shiso - not sure how to use this yet, but very excited to have on bread or as a topping on rice. They have a good selection of ice cream, some cute utensils/pots/bowls section, as well as a small medicinal section. Really loved perusing this store, will probably be back since I realized I'm out of miso lol

Love this Japanese market. From their premade foods like sushi and bento boxes to all the…read moregroceries, they pretty much have everything you need. This place has been around forever. I used to come here as a kid and it's nice to see it still going strong. They carry a ton of staple Japanese items, whether you're looking for natto, snacks, or Japanese drinks. Sometimes I'll just stop by to check out their sushi selection. Always something good to grab. Definitely a neighborhood gem.

Not the biggest farmers market, but not too bad for a small city like Walnut. Located in the…read moreparking lot at Mt SAC - corner of Grand and La Puente. Plenty of parking. The market forums from 8am to 1pm. Decent selection of vendors and all are friendly and welcoming. There's a mix of fruit & vegetables vendors, fresh seafood, bakery items, dips, roasted peanuts, tamales, artisans & crafts, etc. Personal we've bought some of the various artisan/craft items during Christmas and regularly get some fresh fruit and vegetables. Also enjoy getting the various dips and tamales. If you're local to the area, it's worth a visit on your Saturday mornings/afternoons. It securely has a community feel.

Stopped by on a whim on the way home to check out what's new at the market. There is a new place…read morethat sells authentic, high quality, Japanese garden tools. Great sales presentation, prompted us to buy a pruner for our fruit trees. Lots of produce selection here today, as well as new baked goods, tamales and Chinese dumplings. Also had live music performance.

I was in the shopping center to check out the recently opened Marugame Udon and saw the huge 99…read moreRanch sign, so of course I had to stop in. I was impressed with how big this store is. Everything looked clean and well organized, with a huge selection. I usually shop at the Irvine and Tustin locations, but this is definitely the largest 99 Ranch I've visited.

I'm honestly surprised this store has such a low rating because it's become one of my go-to spots…read morewhenever I need to pick up groceries in a hurry. I especially like stopping by for their ready-made meals, fresh produce, and unique seafood selection. The produce section is always clean, well-organized, and easy to shop. One of my favorite finds is their frozen fish slices--they're perfect for making fish porridge at home. I also keep an eye out for their fresh shrimp whenever they're on sale. They're sweet, firm, and have a wonderfully crisp texture. Before heading to the checkout, I almost always stop by the bakery. Their buy 5 get 1 free bread promotion is hard to pass up, and it's a great way to stock up for the week. Another tip: if you're shopping later in the day, check out the sushi section. They often mark down fresh sushi during certain hours, making it an even better value. If you're in the neighborhood and need groceries, fresh seafood, or a quick meal, don't let the ratings discourage you. It might just surprise you--I know it keeps me coming back!