I'm writing this review against my better judgment because honestly I don't want this spot to get…read moreany more crowded than it already is. HK is one of those places I keep close to the chest. If you know you know. But here I am giving it 5 stars because they deserve it and I'd feel wrong not showing love to a spot that's been so consistent for me. Everything here is solid but the real pro tip is the fruit. I'm talking big, fresh, beautiful fruit that puts every other grocery store and market to shame. The quality is unmatched. Every single time I go the fruit looks like it was hand picked that morning. No bruised up sad looking produce, no half rotten stuff hiding at the bottom of the pile. Just perfect fruit, every visit. I already regret posting this. Please don't come here. But if you do, grab the fruit and thank me later.

Lovely fresh fish. Very nice ready made food. Great quality fruit & vegetables. Convenient free…read moreparking.

This is a great shop highlighted by helpful staff…read more A great assortment of European imported foods and ingredients like spices as well as treats. We shopped here and found it to be a great experience. There was one drawback that Monsieur has no control over... Tuesday 12-30-25, coming to Farmers Market (and The Grove, adjacent to Farmer's Market) during the festive holidays to support the local merchants, ended up being a visit of regret. Parking at the Farmer's Market is horrendous to the degree that their policy, validation and rates they charge customers to shop there is very counterintuitive to supporting their retailers and restaurants to generate foot traffic and business. I wonder if the food court / shopping center's clients (those who run a business here) know of this mismanagement that affects their business? The food court / shopping center's parking system is disingenuous to supporting retailers and customers. You park, you eat, you shop and buy, hang out for maybe 2-3 hours, spend money and even with a merchant parking validation you pay $17 to park and support the center's businesses. The retailers who I'm sure pay a hefty rent should be in an uproar to this issue which if resolved could mean a surge in customers and income. Let the public support the merchants and make parking FREE for patrons who make purchases.

BE CAREFUL with this market! I just got charger a $600 for a bar of chocolate and charge 2x for the…read moresame product. When I complained about the over charge the incompetent cashier told me is because I was in a "hurry". A second person took over and check the receipt and still couldn't fix the issue. I have been shopping here for the last 2 decades and the service has gone down hill with unqualified people who can't do their jobs. The products have excellent quality, but has really poor help and this is not the first time I am overcharged in the cashier, but they usually nice and try to fixed their mistake

Wow, I feel honored and surprised that I am the first to write a review on their page for this…read moreyear. This place deserves 10 stars if not more!! Waked in today around 4pm and was greeted by 2 of their employees. They gave me a very nice, warm welcome and even asked me what was it that I needed? I told them that I am browsing, but if I need help, I will let them know. I haven't been here in decades. I happened to be in Hollywood and remembered this lovely Middle Eastern store. They have fresh produce, variety of imported foods, great deli, selection of fresh meat, & dairy. They also have a good selection of baked goods. Got 1pint of Sour Cream, 5 bananas, 3 oranges, a bag of apples, couple of different variety of breads. Matnakash, (Armenian bread) & lavash-another type of Armenian bread. I also got water, box of tea bags, ready made salads, different types of berries, some seasoning & dried fruit. Employees are very helpful and the store is not big, but somehow they fit everything there and is fully stocked, organized and very clean. Prices are unbeatable. Very affordable. Parking is very challenging and it's street parking only! If you happen to be in the area, give this cute, quaint store a try!

I'm very disappointed to have to write this, but this grocery store is UNSAFE!…read moreNO ONE who works there is properly wearing a mask. It's either under their chin or under there nose as they are yelling across the store, sorting producer, and cutting deli meats. There are signs everywhere, but the employees of all people ignore them. I like what this store has to offer for unique Armenian groceries. Cheeses, dips, teas, grains, chocolates, and more. I was excited to support a small business during the pandemic, but I will NEVER go here again when the workers clearly have no regard for the safety of their customers. If there is this much disregard now, what were they doing before? Many customers were not wearing masks either. Btw, you don't need to take off your mask to talk on the phone. You can be heard, and if you don't believe me, and feel you must take off your mask to speak, and you must take the call now, then please, please go outside.

Relieved and rejoiced to finally find a place nearby that had all the Thai ingredients I needed!…read moreSmall but good. Sadly the economy has increased prices of course but that's not really the store's fault. PASTES Great selection of curry pastes, chili pastes, and seasoning packets for making things like Tom Kha and Papaya salad (All ranged roughly around $1-2). A selection of jarred sauces like , shrimp pastes, fried chili paste, and other sauces that were a few dollars more. COCONUT MILK/CREAM I focused on the Mae Ploy coconut cream which was $3.79 AROMATICS Aromatics like galangal, lime, and lemongrass are available in both dry powder form and fresh form. The powders ranged from $3-6). You can also get star anise either in dried bags or as a powder as well SAUCE Good selection of fish sauces and soy sauces. Large Viet Hung fish sauce - $13 I also spotted cheaper brands like Tiparos, Megachef, etc THAI CHILI POWDER! Finally. Been trying to find it at all the other Asian markets and it's been weirdly hard. I got my trusted 7oz red top container for $4.99 THAI TEA Thai tea in both canned ($3.39) and bagged instant form ($5) PRODUCE I was a bit sad at first on how small the produce section was but it turns out they actually really did have all the needed basics there. - Green papaya (they only have whole, no pre-shred) - Holy Basil in bags - Turmeric in bags - Thai chili peppers - Galangal $7/pound - Lemongrass stalks (I remember it said either $2-3 but didn't specify any further whether that meant PER stalk or per ounce or per pound, etc - Makrut ("Kaffir") lime leaves in bags (said it was $26 a pound but didnt provide a smaller, more realistic measurement - long beans - daikon - as well as a very modest collection of mainstream produce like tomatoes, onions, button mushrooms, etc CANNED Things like bamboo, including thin or thick cuts They also have my personal favorite jarred bamboo in chili oil. RAMENS They've got a small selection of ramens, also including variations of Indomie Mie Goreng ($1 per bag) and 1-2 Korean selections like Shin Ramen The sections I breezed by included oils, rice, snacks, and a few fridges with meats, eggs, desserts, frozen galangal, miso, etc. Unfortunately they didn't have the frozen precut lemongrass containers you sometimes get at Thai or Viet stores They also take card! It's a tiny tiny store with an equally tiny parking lot, so be prepared expect a full lot sometimes. I luckily found a spot but also noticed that it can be a bit of work to shimmy your car back out when you leave since they're packed so tight Definitely worth a visit though if you need this specialty of ingredients.

The discovery of this place was because of dining at Sanamluang next door years ago. Mom went in…read moreand found a a specific meat product not available at our local supermarket. And she made something amazingly delicious out of it! Fast forward a few years later, we were blocks away when I reminded her about this place. She asked if we can make a stop so she can make that same dish again. (She mentioned Hubbers might have made a request for it.) I was curious enough to go in this time. I expected it to be crowded because Sanamluang is incredibly popular. We were lucky to find the only open parking spot which happened to be right up front. This place is deceiving! Looks like a no nonsense place looking from the outside but it's pretty big once you get inside! They even have a seafood and meat section at the back. They'll also clean and fry in-store purchase fish. I did notice that most of their products are pricier compared to other Asian markets. I didn't have the need for any, so I came out empty handed. But Mom got the cut of meat she needed to make us dinner this week! Okay first stop (for me.) Being far from home, not sure when I'd come back... if the need comes up and I happen to be around, maybe...?

On the corner of hauser and adams nice family own business. They usually set up outside to sell…read morefood and aguas Frescas.

On Saturdays when I drive past they have a grill going and are selling tlayudas al carbon, a famous…read moreOaxacan dish that I hadn't tried before. Stopped by today and ordered it and it was next level delicious. Crispy tortilla filled with refried black beans, cheese, meat, and shredded cabbage, grilled over charcoal. With a couple meats on the side that were sliced very thin, marinated, and grilled. Huge amount of food and everything was delicious. The people working there were very friendly and clearly care a lot about making great food. Can't wait to go back!

Though they didn't have what I needed in the market, we had a great interaction with the staff! We…read morewere profiled in the most hilarious way here when we went up to ask if they had our item in stock, she looked at us & said " are you looking for the hot chicken? it's in the back!" with a smile haha We would have! I'm not mad at a hot chicken ever, but we both chuckled at the cute assumption. Staff was helpful and kind with us so we appreciated that. We went in for Menengiç Coffee and were easily able to navigate to the section, though they don't carry it. Well organized store with a lot of options. They have a small parking lot in the back which is always a bonus!

This is limited to their meat counter, which is one of the few places in the neighborhood that…read moreoffer lamb chops and lamb liver. The guys back there are friendly, feed any meats through the grinder two times for a finer and more evenly ground finished product, and prices are very reasonable.

This store has everything you want or need for Thai cooking. It's been around forever and parking…read moreis in the back. Has that old school charm to it. They also have premade foods there, at least when I have gone.

They've come a very long way, service wise, but I've realized that this isn't the store that's open…read moreto answering a lot of questions or giving recommendations. You gotta pretty much come in, and know what you want. I just adapted the thought where if I don't see it, they likely don't have it- especially if it's produce. I come for the fresh curry pastes and the Thai ingredients that I can't find in the local stores. My daughters love the Thai Lays flavors and candies! Not as organized as many others but they provide the basics. If you cook Thai food and need to grab a free items, Silom will likely have them..

I like to stir fry. But when I do, I don't just use Chinese sauces, I also stir fry with Japanese…read moreand Korean sauces, with marinades I get at my regular supermarket, and even with Indian simmer sauces. Which is why I go to Indian Sweets & Spices sometimes. They carry a bunch of different ones, including flavors and brands they don't ever have at Ralph's. Though I also, when I go there, make a point of always buying their homemade veggie samosas. They're just as good as any you'd get in a regular Indian restaurant, and make for a good dinner that night. As for the place itself, it's a small supermarket, and has a bodega vibe about it, though I've never seen a cat, and is it really a bodega if you don't have a cat? Also, they have their own parking lot, but you can't enter from La Brea; you have to turn onto the side street and go in from there. There's also street parking, but not a lot. Lastly, the people have always been nice when I've gone in.

I am a spoiled brat about samosa. I hate everyone's samosa except my mom's and this place.read more