This place is hidden in the corner of Diamond Plaza, located right under the stairways of Infinity…read moreArcade. They specialize in selling Chinese snacks. There are lots of varieties of dried plums, prunes, and sugary coated hawthorne fruit. Along with that, there's the selections of dried beef, pork, and fish jerkies. Other dried items include taro chips and sweet potato chips. The back wall holds tubs with the "wet" fruits of mango and plums. And, a few tubs hold individually wrapped candies--sesame, butter, and other flavors. Don't worry if you don't know what you want, the ladies will pretty much let you try them all! With all the tubs of snacks, the only thing you have to do is point and tell them how much you want in a bag. It sells by the pound--ranging from $8 to $16 (meats are more expensive), a bit pricey. But it's definately a bigger and fresher selection than what you'd find in the isles of 99 ranch market. One thing to be aware of, even if you tell them you only want a pound, they tend to over fill it. And unless you specifically tell them you don't want it all, they'll just seal the bag and charge you (hence no five stars). But after you purchase it, they usually throw in a few extra of the individually wrapped candies in your bag. Overall, everything tastes pretty great --it totally depends on what you prefer (salty, sweet, sour, crunchy snacks)--they've got it all.

The reviewer below me said just about all I would so I'll keep it short!…read moreDRIED JACK FRUIT. It's an addiction and they sell it here! I believe it was about $12 a pound and true to Jenny's statement - they did over fill it. However, they asked me if it was ok or if I'd like to take some out. While appreciated I didn't really want to make her walk over and adjust the weight - especially since I'd have no trouble eating it all ^_^ This is a slightly smaller version of an identical store I used to visit in LA's Chinatown (I want to say off of Broadway) but for the life of me I can't remember the name!

SUPORT YOUR LOCAL BUTCHER! Julio and his store do not get the attention they deserve. Do not expect…read morea fancy shop, like the ones that have been popping up everywhere. It's a clean, modest mom-and-pop shop that gets straight to the point. Fair market value meats that are cut fresh, so nothing is sitting for too long. The chorizo and chicharrón are made in-house, and so is the salsa. Our family is split down the middle about which meat is preferred, but both chicken and asada are super flavorful.

Super cool dude very helpful and hooked me up with some extra stuff for my bbq, not the mention the…read moreprices are really affordable and great quality meat

The service is very good, and it tastes great very good! I like it so much !,口感非常好～！服務好 回購一次！good!read more

We got the mango jelly and it's grape!!…read more Front desk lady very helpful too and she's bilingual in English / Chinese. Plenty of seats as well.

A big fly, still in the meat...... It really makes me sick! I didn't want to post it here, but I'm…read moreso mad that nobody answered the phone!

Pork & cabbage dumplings here are awesome. Buy it frozen, take home and cook/eat it. Lasts in…read morefreezer at least a few months. Our family has been buying frozen dumplings from them since I don't know when...

This is my go to place for Korean types of cut meats. Lately I would buy the sliced brisket and…read moretake me a few mins to prepare a simple and delicious meal for the kids. Dipping it into the pickling is very good. One try is about $32 and that's better than paying for ayce and over stuffing yourself. I also tried her bulgogi and meat is more tender than say H mart bulgogi.

Great customer service A1 family owned business support will come back for KBBQ quality meats !read more

I am a huge fan of Asian fusion cuisine, so I was pretty excited to try SAMK after reading the…read morereviews online and their menu. I came in on a Sunday afternoon around 3pm, and my first impressions walking in was the interior is clean and pleasantly warm. I ordered the creamy mala seafood pasta since it was the most unique dish on the menu. Service was good but nothing special. Creamy mala seafood pasta, 2.5/5: The pasta was inoffensively average. There were some bites that were creamy and some bites that weren't. I honestly thought it could use more cream or butter to add some more richness. The pasta itself was al dente. There wasn't much flavor overall with the dish, and the mala was very mild (for reference, I can handle medium spice levels at other restaurants). The seafood quality was okay for the price. Overall, I thought the ambiance was really nice, but the pasta I ordered was average at best. Maybe I will give this place a 2nd chance and try something else.

We had a really good experience here, nice evening to sit outdoors despite loud Karaoke playing, it…read morewas still nice and we actually enjoyed it. Owners are so nice and cool, one is the chef and the other is a pastry chef. Atmosphere and vibes were nice in a Saturday evening, but food could be a bit better. It's fine for a casual dining but nothing really stood out to me except maybe the Kale salad that was good and never really had it that way before. Brother enjoyed his food and was happy with everything. With that said, we will still come back because the owners and atmosphere are still worth the trip. Maybe will try something else on the menu next time.

3.5 stars I was in…read morethe area, waiting for a friend to arrive for lunch at Bonjuk and Bibimbap so I stopped by. The store has fully stocked shelves of goods from Taiwan. It was nice to see certain items that I had not seen in so long. The store is a bit on the smaller side, but whichever way you look, there's something for everyone. Goods are a bit pricier than most, but not many places sell goods directly from Taiwan. As others mentioned, it was very clean and have a good selection. There are plenty of parking near the store, especially since Big Lots has closed years ago.

This is the place to stock up on some of the harder to find Taiwanese items if you are wanting…read moresomething from La Isla Formosa. It's been ages since I visited Taiwan but I do remember all the good food! The shop is tidy and they manage to pack a lot of items in here while still making it feel uncluttered. Some items they had for sale when I was here were various high grade oolong teas, the Taiwanese version of Otter Pops, pineapple cakes and soy sauce. They have a frozen section in addition to their shelf stable foods with items such as fish and various dumplings. While the cashier spoke both Mandarin and English, the person giving out samples of oolong teas only spoke Mandarin (In hindsight I should have asked if she spoke Taiwanese too). I'd love to come back next time I'm in the area to get more goodies for myself and as gifts.

Drinks are my fav. My to go spot in the area out of the others. Try them out if you are here!read more

Champion is also connected to what use to be Tenju Tea House but is now a different tea place…read more Another gem!! Their Osmanthus tea they only have on the weekends is the B E S T !! The other teas they have available are very fresh & always very yummy tasting. Though Champion has a good part, I have yet to try any of their food.