Snowflake beef? We definitely needed that in our hot pot mix for Christmas! And while we're at…read moreit, gotta try the pork belly and lamb too! All of it was high quality, *melt-in-your-mouth* meat. After waiting in line for an hour, my cousin snagged 5 lbs of fatty cow, 3 lbs of lamb and 2 lbs of pork belly and the 14 of us could barely finish half. She said it's a one man show: meat cut to order and the dude's handling the cashier portion too. Totally worth it....except this is coming from someone who didn't wait in line. Thanks, cuzzo!

Totally unassuming shop from the outside. I've walked by a million times without noticing what was…read moreinside. A foodie friend recommended this place to buy "snowflake beef" also known in Cantonese as "fat cow", for hotpot at home. Amazingly fresh, tender beef at good price! $16.50 per pound. They also sell at the hotpot must haves like soup bases, fish balls, soy bean curd rolls etc - for a lot less than 99 Ranch.

Due to a recent fire in the building, the store will be closed for the foreseeable. If you need to…read moreget your fresh poultry, you can shop at their main location located a block away on 1118 Grant Ave.

Cash only in Chinatown is starting to irk me. I really wanted to get some poultry from here ever…read moresince I saw them open for business. I guess saving money is far more important to them than customer convenience. I wonder how much business they lose because of this.

A neighborhood butcher shop with friendly owner and competitive prices…read more I was looking for beef shank for my slow cooked rendang but they didn't have it. However the shoulder cuts of meat that he recommended was working for the dish as well. This is a cash only butcher shop.

Old school in the best possible way. Fantastic home made ravioli. Cash only! Admire the neon sign.read more

I stopped by on a Sunday evening for some halal goat. The place was not too busy. There were still…read moremany large orders. Prices were the cheapest I have seen in Bay Area. They had goat, beef, chicken and salmon. Even for salmon the price was cheapest, though I didn't get it. Goat was fresh. At $10.99/lb, cannot get better than that. I also went for a whole red rooster which was $20. They cleaned and cut it for me. That was a real big bird. They had some drinks in the front - coconut water, hibiscus and orange juice. Oranje juice was good. There was milk, egg, fruits, vegetables etc. Saba Live in CT used to be my favorite butcher. I am happy to see that the same family runs the shop here. There is a bigger Saba Live in Oakland. Next I will try how that one is.

Love this place! Cashier is always super friendly and it's so funny hearing her speak Cantonese to…read morethe customers, she is the sweetest! Mondays and Tuesdays are buy 5 get 1 free and their eggs are a great value and I believe best quality at the moment. Their groceries are also reasonably priced. The only thing is that parking sucks! They expanded their store so it's more spacious which feels better than the old cramped next door store front.

The food is always fresh…read more the service is mostly ... Good the ambience ? They used to be much more warm and friendly most of the store is handicap accessible ; until you try to purchase chicken and chicken bi-products

Service is wonderful. The staff behind the counter will make your shopping enjoyable and pleasant…read more They knew your time is important so they make iy quick and efficient. No.nonsense.

I have been a lot of Asian Super Markets All Over The Us & Out Of The Us Like China & Hong…read moreKong!!!!! The One Thing That I like About The ABC Super Market is that u can buy single beer bottle & the one that I bought is The Saigon Beer Bia at this ABC Super Market Location which is at the San Francisco Ca Chinatown Area!!!! If your looking Around to buy a Single Vietnamese Beer Bottle Try Going to the ABC Super Market they have it!!!!!

I was in Chinatown and realized I wanted some produce and vegetables before the week started. I was…read moregoing to Dim Sum Bistro on Broadway for frozen dumplings and stumbled upon ABC Supermarket. They have a lot of produce, fruit, Asian snacks and desserts like those frozen brown sugar boba milk tea bars, poultry, tea, coffee, and a lot of items you'd find at chain Asian grocery stores but for even less of a cost! They take credit cards if you spend more than $5 which is easy to do because there's just so much to buy! Service is good, I was waiting in line and then someone opened up a new cash register to serve me.

Super Save Supermarket is a Hunters Point neighborhood staple…read more It is been located on third street for many years. All my experiences with customer service has always been great. Everyone is always very friendly, even when the store is busy. It is super dark inside. No real outdoor lighting can be misleading and have you skeptical, however it's a great market. Clean and neat aisles. Their meat market is always stocked with fresh pink meat. It never smells weird like other meat butcher shops. They have A lot of non familiar items too that other markets don't have. Very organized usually you pull a number to keep place if it's not too busy. The store is stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables. Great selection of home groceries. Beverages and liquors. Super Save has everything you need, you can also cash your check. Pay utility bills. Also recently added on inside is a Krispy Krunchy Chicken shack station, always hot and delicious. They also have their own parking lot, it can get "trafficy" sometimes but is still much appreciated considering the busy main street is barely available.

This is the store that has certain intangibles that the grocery outlets do not…read more I was cooking beans, their ham hocks are way off the list. They get away with higher prices, but there are certain foods that you can't get anywhere else. They are the one of a few stores that have everything, for beans, well NOT everything. Plus, Super Save no longer keeps baskets to carry. All they have are the carts with wheels. I complained that in a wheelchair I cannot push the cart and negotiate my wheelchair You go to the outlet, discount stores first , and come here last. Plus, they have a VARIETY of 'olde skool' wines from back in High school that no other stores feel, like the Boones Farm, etc. You can't get it anywhere else. They have a stand , in store, where you can buy already cooked. But. As I get older, they are just too salty for my tastes. I could eat it when I was younger. Plus, they have a Monopoly, in the Bay View, Hunters Point, Third Street. There is Foodsco; but, their bags don't have handles. I am not in a car. I cannot carry bags without handles. I don't even frequent Safeway as much anymore because their bags usually don't have handles. Now what Safeway has done ... is ... they carry 'x amounts' of bags with handles, but a certain amount, or number of days and they will tell you that they are OUT of bags with handle s.

A cool shop in Chinatown, SF. They sell different lap cheung sausages and preserved meats. I got a…read morecouple of the rose wine pork sausages and it was very good. Sweet, and almost running close to becoming a taiwanese sausage. Strong on the wine. I also bought some preserved pork belly (lap yuk) and a duck leg (lap mei) but I haven't tried them yet. If you're flying back it would be a nice little souvenir to bring home.

My favorite go to place to get Chinese sausages and cured meats. I always pick up some duck liver…read moresausage and cured duck leg for some clay pot rice to make an easy dinner. I love the smell of the place when I first walk in. Reminds me of my childhood shopping in Chinatown with my parents every weekend. The lady there is always super nice and packages your purchases depending on if they are for personal use or gifts.