Great customer service! Got some snacks from here and they were FIRE! Definitely would recommend.read more

Lady that runs the store is super nice! She was very…read morefriendly! Definitely recommend this place!

clean and inviting environment. the aisles are organized; great selection & prices. not mentioned…read moreon the yelp pg, but apple pay's available here.

Nice new place for Nepali and Indian grocery as well as arts and artefacts from Kathmandu. I love…read moretheir seasonal vegetables, spices, and hard -to-find dried food items from Nepal, as well as goods for special occasions or festivals like Dashain & Deepawali. The owners also seem like nice people.

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.

This Khmer market is super small compared to the others located in Cambodia Town. Only reason we…read moreusually go there is because it's close to our home. You can find authentic Cambodian prepared foods, meats, noodles, fresh cut up mangoes or pineapples, and so much more. I've been craving their beef sticks and these are the best in my opinion. Something about the marinated ingredients they put in makes my mouth salivating. I bought 6 beef sticks for $12 which comes with papaya salad. A bit pricey, but nice to indulge once in a while. This market is where I buy all my Asian ingredients like soy sauce, hoisin, garlic chili, oyster sauce, and fish sauce. Can't forget the pickled mangoes in a jar. Absolutely my favorite to snack on during a hot day. Sweet at the same time sour goodness! Wai Wai noodles is a staple in our kitchen, therefore that's always in our shopping cart. Parking can get tight when it's busy, but people come in and out so you'll eventually find a space. Service does need improvement, but never had an issue with the cashiers. I will continue to go shopping there just because it's convenient for me when I need something quick.

5/30/26 Seriously!? Camachiles?!? But it's grown in Mexico though, will try! We had a tree "back…read morehome" in Pampanga in front of our bahay kubo (tiny house with thatched roof of nipa, bamboo walls & floor). Pricey $13.99/lb My friend Vuoch recommended this store and was looking for tamarind to make authentic sinigang (sour soup) I've never encountered sour berries but they are sold here for $8.99/lb. I requested to try a piece and Lily, the kind shop manager offered a dip to try (dry chili n salt dip) My mouth is water falling as I write this, ooooh so sour!! But good! Manny, the other shop manager at the cashier is also nice. He said I just missed a chance of buying santol-- another fruit I have not encountered since 1985 or so. He said to return next week & call to save it for myself. This shop/market is small but packed with so much Asian groceries in a tiny space. Everything though is neatly arranged. Even the fruits & vegetables are fairly fresh as fresh can be considering how hard to come by these are. My lucky day! The tamarind just arrived in a box while I was perusing the shop. $8.99/lb-- still warm coz they were just freshly picked. I came back twice to buy more because my cousin will want some to dip in bagoong (salted preserved tiny shrimps). There is also freshly cooked foods for sale in plastic containers at the counter. I'm rethinking maybe I should've bought a few? There's always a next time. Mangosteen in bags also just arrived. $11.99/lb Thankfully I'm not a huge fan. Street parking & a dedicated parking lot, free. Will definitely return! I give them 5 stars for just having Camachiles & fresh tamarind AND that Lily & Manny being so nice!

Small neighborhood grocery store, with welcoming staff …read more carries many Asian / Cambodian food options such as spices , fresh vegetables, herbs , small butcher shops , ready to eat Asian/ Cambodian desserts . Seasonal exotic fruits such as cherimoya, different varieties of mango. Rice weighing y25 lb or 50 lb bags from Cambodia is fully stocked here . On occasion they have ready to plant herbs / vegetables and fruit trees .

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.

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.

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!

Tambuli Norwalk your Chicken relyeno is a party favorite.. filling is very tasty. great gift for…read morethe holidays.. Masarap!!!! Kuya thanks again..

I am regular Custumer for tambuli but recently I have a complaint about the cashier register…read moreattendee female not Julie she's the best but this new cashier has to be trained on good customer service and proper conduct, she is so confrontational and bossy it's her way or the highway no empathy for customers, brass , and likes to argue I am surprise no one has spoken anything about it yet I know some instance that it has been happening to other shoppers too .. they have to take to her or check her mental state .. not fit for customer service sorry .. I will brought this up to the manager .. definitely. Now I don't want to go and shop there because of her .. so sad