This little family-owned Korean market is a hidden gem! We stop by every week for their delicious…read morepurple roasted sweet potatoes, and we never leave without their homemade kimchi and kkakdugi, lovingly made by the owner's mom. They're the perfect side for soups, chicken, or beef dishes. We used to shop at the larger Korean markets in Chino, but this place is more affordable and always has what we need. We discovered it after visiting Yong Dong Tofu House and have been hooked ever since. The owners are incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely sweet. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local business! Fresh food, great prices, and amazing people.

This is a cute little Korean shop that I stop into sometimes when I'm at this plaza. I usually like…read moreto pick up their gimbap. They also had roasted sweet potato that I picked up the last time I was there. They have a variety of products including frozen food items, snacks, pantry items, etc. My friend introduced me to Jin Chamgireum, which is a very high-quality, locally pressed, toasted sesame oil. This shop sells it, which spares you from having to drive to downtown LA to find it. The ladies who work there are nice and helpful. Definitely will continue stopping in for goodies.

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.

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!

Came here on a Monday night around 8 PM. Super conveniently located in Chino Hills…read more AMBIANCE Slightly smaller than 99 Ranch, but very clean. Despite the smaller size, they carried several specialty items I haven't been able to find at 99 Ranch. QUALITY The produce was very fresh. I cooked the bok choy a week later and it was still green and crunchy. Prices were very competitive--I actually found the meat to be about a dollar cheaper per pound on average. SERVICE I've seen a lot of reviews mentioning service issues, but personally I don't mind a more indifferent vibe at Asian grocery stores--it kind of comes with the territory. That said, the cashier I had was extremely friendly and even helped me sign up for a membership. I would definitely come back/ recommend this grocery store to others!

The Galería Market in Chino Hills is not your average grocery store--it's an Asian market fever…read moredream where every aisle is a plot twist. Walk in and you'll find produce stacked like art, noodles in more flavors than you knew existed, and a seafood section that stares right back at you. It's not shopping--it's adventure tourism with a cart. The butcher section is wicked. Epic cuts of pork, beef, and chicken, plus fish so fresh you half expect them to file a complaint. And then there's the live tank--yes, with frogs. One was eyeing me so hard I almost named him Kermit and staged a jailbreak. You don't expect an existential crisis in the seafood aisle, but here we are. The vibe? Peak Asian market chaos: families on missions, carts stacked to the sky, and the glorious hum of a dozen languages mixing together. Prices are sharp, service is quick, and the variety makes you laugh at how boring regular supermarkets feel. Where else can you grab dragon fruit, live crab, and Pocky in one trip? Kermit isn't just live--he's live entertainment. This isn't a grocery store--it's a reality show with soy sauce. Galería Market is savage-level awesome. Huge selection, unbeatable butcher counter, and a live seafood section that doubles as theater. It's not just shopping--it's comedy, chaos, and culture all rolled into one.

This market has been here since my childhood and has been a community staple. Lots of fond memories…read morehere with my family, local and visiting, and I distinctly remember buying bootleg Poke'mon cards here from the coin machine and the kind elderly security guard who would use his own money to help us to do. I was in elementary school at that time so it's been 20+ years. I hope that the years past were warm and kind to him. Now with all of that nostalgia aside, this is a solid Asian market. Plenty of parking and it's off of the busy Nogales. Perfect place to get decorations or other celebratory goods when it's Lunar New Year and when it's not, it's a solid place to get dry goods (snacks, teas, cooking ingredients, dried herbs and medicinal items, etc.). They have fresh foods like produce and fruit too. As well as sauces, dishware, cooking pots and pans, and much more. It's definitely older than the one near the Costco, but I enjoy the warm ambient and nostalgic, busy vibes here.

This T.S. Emporium located off of Nogales seems bigger than the one in the City of Industry. They…read moreseem to offer more products and more brands of the same product. If I had to pick one, I would recommend coming to this location to better your chance of finding what you're looking for. As I have said with the other T.S. Emporium location, I love coming here for ingredients and herbs that are not typically available at a regular Chinese supermarket. I've been looking for the Double Parrot brand of sago and this T.S. Emporium carries it! I find that this brand makes the best quality of sago so I'll always come back here when I run out.

Stumbled upon this shop and so happy I did!…read more They have an array of freshly sliced shabu meats, soup bases, homemade dumplings, soup dumplings, wontons, skewers of different meats and innards. They also have different dim sum like the rice wrapped in banana leaf etc. The lady working spoke Chinese. I pointed at the chive and pork and asked her to get me the correct bag as the bags in the front were not in English. She did tell me that I needed to defrost the skewer before cooking. I didn't do that because in reality I would make these when I'm in a pinch and didn't have time to prepare. I threw the lamb skewers in the air fryer at 400 for 15 minutes flipped halfway through. The flavor is incredible. With a bit of rice and soy sauce, it was perfect. The dumplings were flavorful. You can taste that they are homemade. They are meaty and filled with the chives. The skin is a bit too thick personally but still really good. I want to try to XLB now! Prices are on the pricey side but they are quality items!

I've been told that this hidden gem sells delicious frozen Xiao Long Bao (steamed soup dumplings),…read morewonton, dumplings, etc. It's located on Nogales and Colima at the JJ Bakery plaza. It's also next to my other favorite store iTawan. I bought their frozen XLB and wonton. I'm surprised by the quality because their XLB skin was thin and the inside was juicy. Pork meat could be smoother but they used lean pork meat. The lady also told me to take photos on the wall because they explained how to cook step by step. I will try their wonton soon!

Authentic Filipino food, delicious and my parents approved! I love their chicharon bulaklak, we…read moretook it home and reheated it on the air fryer, it's crispier and tastier. Their nilagang Baka or beef stew is so good too. We will definitely come back next time on a weekend to try their breakfast special. After we dined, we bought produce and groceries on their market. Their price is competitive with the big Filipino chain stores. The store is clean and organized. We will be back!

I've been coming here forever, and I have to say, the food and service are always superb. Yes,…read moreFilipino food can be a bit pricey, probably because I know how to cook Filipino food and understand the cost of ingredients. But honestly, if you've never tried Filipino food, you should start with the BBQ skewers, pancit, rice, egg rolls, and chicken adobo. I love Filipino food, so I think everything here is good, definitely worth a visit if you want to try authentic flavors!

I brought a lot since it's frozen so I don't have to take multiple trips. Have only tried their…read morebeef shank and the beef soup and it's super flavorful. Will have to come back and comment on the others when i get to it. I got extra beef shank to add to the broth and it's enough for 4-5 meals with the added noodles and spinach It was my first time, recommended by a friend from the Bay Area. The worker was very helpful in explaining how everything works. It's no longer a sit down restaurant. Although I have never been here when it was a dine in (before the pandemic) It's a small shop with plenty of freezer for their soup and food.

Highly recommend this amazing snack called Hei Lun Susu Crispy Fish Cake. It was ridiculously yummy…read more- the perfect blend of crispy texture and savory flavor. My family has been craving it ever since!