This store is a GEM. Every time I go I discover a something new and exciting. They carry an…read moreincredible variety of groceries from Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Balkans and the Middle East. Do you want obscure Ukrainian pickled vegetables? They have you covered. Do you want pussy willow juice for Persian baking or pine flavored soda from Russia? Or maybe farmers cheese, fresh sour cherries, or many varieties of pierogis? Maybe you want to buy the weird cookies your mom grew up eating in Yugoslavia. They have it all. They also have the best hummus, great, reasonably priced produce, any spice you can think of, and the friendliest owners and staff you will meet in SF. Oh, and you never have to wait in line. I go every day and can take care of most of my shopping in a few minutes. If you need meat or fish you can swing by Guerra's afterwards. If you like to cook or explore exotic food you should not miss this fabulous wonderland of a store. I seriously credit this store for the high quality of life in the neighborhood.

So disappointed -- purchased a variety of stone fruit (mid-June) and literally a third of it is…read morebad. Expected so much more from this market; won't ever purchase produce here again. Shame on you -

As a UC Davis alumni, our values are focused primarily on agriculture and promoting support for…read morelocal businesses. Everyone should support the local grocery store instead of Safeway because of how much rent is nowadays. They need a lot of business and that comes from you patrons. My neighbor always shops here instead of Safeway. Prices are fair with fresh produce (vegetables) and meats in the back (I think). Highly recommend checking out with my utmost respectful regards.

Growing up primarily in Chinatown where my parents worked and I went to school for my formative…read moreyears. This was the center for the Chinese community for shopping, dining, and just overall life as non-English speaking residents found everything they needed. As the next generation moved to Richmond and Sunset District where single family homes trumped apartment and SRO living for the growing families. It helped that the community became more affluent which led to the evolution of "new" Chinatowns on both sides of the park. Clement Street in the Richmond and Irving in the Sunset became the main shopping streets there. I came across this store which sits a few doors from our fur baby's veterinary eye specialist. Driving from the east side of the city, I'd often get thirsty from the drive to and from, given the traffic these days especially on or around 19th Avenue. I walked in and saw the normal Chinese family grocery items of soy sauce and oyster sauce bottles, canned goods, various fresh vegetables, various refrigerated items which included a can of soy bean milk which I bought one for the road. There wasn't much else to choose from. As mentioned by other Yelpers, the variety is limited and it is run as an old-time place so don't expect the latest and greatest. It serves it's purpose as a bridge for your shopping trips to fill the fridge and the cupboard. *** I hope the Walgreens on the corner is replaced by something similar.

Good selection of fruits and vegetables. Friendly service. Nice to have a good produce store in…read morethe neighborhood

Very rude. Waiting with walker with maybe 7 items. She kept letting people go in front of me with…read morefewer items , which might be ok but I just had a knee replacement and could not stand long. Don't ignore disabled people.

Sunset Supermarket has an array of great produce and fruits for an affordable price. They also have…read morefresh meat, poultry, sea food. As well as different desserts. It's a great place to stop in when you need something for lunch or on the way home from work.

Solid local Asian grocery market…read more Can get a bit crazy inside, but always a quick trip in and out

Five stars for this farmers market. Low key, unpretentious, but lots of variety and some live…read moremusic. We ate lunch at the food trucks, we each had something different and delicious. Even on a cloudy day this was a nice couple of hours walking around.

This was our first time going to this market with our dog, who we carry in his doggy bag (see…read morephoto), and was immediately turned off by the rude staff saying no dogs allowed. They stated it was "California Law" but that's not true because in Sacramento every outdoor farmers market we ever went to allowed dogs. If you say no dogs allowed, cool but don't make up some BS. Also I saw other dogs walking in the farmers market and those people not being harassed. Never coming back here again.

Oh my gosh this little Asian grocery store is a hidden gem! If you like to cook and eat your…read moreveggies, most of their leafy produce is the freshest I've ever seen. Bargain prices too! It is a small store with some Asian staples such as condiments, canned goods, snacks and dried noodles. I first learned from this store from my hair dresser on Ocean Ave. Ever since then I've been coming here whenever I have lunch in the area. Best to come early as they don't really restock their produce once they are sold out for that day. They also sometimes have $1-$2 bags of produce by the cashier that should be consumed quickly. They are CASH ONLY. There's a Chase ATM near by.

Great grocery place for those who like to cook at home…read more They sell cigarettes too! Recommend with my utmost respectful regards!

This grocery store is a bit on the messy side both inside and outside, but it carries a wide…read morevariety of items, from raw meats and fresh vegetables to fruits, lap yuk, cooked chicken, zongzi, and other dried goods. I was a little surprised to see cooked food and raw meats sold in the same space, especially since they require different handling and temperature control. That said, I still decided to give it a try since my mom picked up some Chinese zongzi for me. I tried both a sweet red bean zong and a savory one. The red bean version was really good, soft, flavorful, and comforting. The savory one had fatty pork belly, peanuts, and a tiny salted egg yolk. It was rich and filling, though definitely on the heavier side. So far, no issues after eating, still alive and well. Overall, it's a convenient neighborhood spot with a good selection of Chinese staples, and the service is acceptable.

This is my favorite Chinese market. Family run. Always friendly. I get my soy milk here but their…read moresupplier is off line. Their meat is always fresh because they only cut limited and gets sold fast. I inquired about oxtail. It's $13.99 lb and a package of frozen cost $32. Wow, I didn't buy. I got spareribs instead, three strips. They asked if I wanted ones with fat or lean. They have really fresh vegetables.

I dropped by the store to pick up some groceries and was impressed by the variety they offer…read more The staff were attentive and efficient. I'm all about supporting local businesses, and I'll definitely be back again!

I'm happy to see a new grocery store finally opened up in this spot! They have a great mixture of…read moreLatin, Asian, middle eastern and American hipster store products, which I love! The reduced price produce you need to eat same day, $0.99 for strawberries, they are very sweet and ripe. But I also got a bunch of organic broccoli for 0.99 that will last a while. My favorite was their large varieties of fun drinks! I bought everything in my photo for just $18. A great place to shop after hitting the gym down the block! Ok I just cut into peach it was rotted! Lets see what they say when I show them the picture