Nestled in Arcadia, Heyden is a very small specialty market with unique selection of fruits, frozen…read morefoods, and premium meats. If you're looking for rare finds, this is the place to check out. ::Experience:: The store is well-organized, and everything looks fresh and well-maintained. ::Drinks:: They carry a variety of specialty beverages, including imported and premium options you won't find at typical grocery stores. ::Food:: From fresh dragon fruit to frozen food selections, Heyden offers a limited solid mix of everyday essentials. They even have frozen Wagyu meats. If you're into rare and premium fruits, they have honey pineapples, pink pineapples, and strawberries that cost over $100 a box, or even $20 for just one strawberry! ::Customer Service:: The staff is very friendly and helpful, offering recommendations and answering questions about their unique products. Some of the items are definitely on the pricey side, especially the rare fruits. ::M's Notes:: Parking lot in the back

Interesting little grocery mart. I came across this place online while looking for specific fruits…read more They have parking in the front and back. I was surprised to see that the fruit section was pretty small. Aisles are well displayed but it did seem a bit bare. Prices and items are definitely on the higher side but overall good quality. I'd come here to buy some extra treats or gifts for people but wouldn't come here that often. Some items you can get in other Asian markets.

My new place to get sandwiches. I got the large Angry Joe, hot capocollo, mortadella, salami,…read morepepperjack cheese, lettuce, tomatoes. sliced pepperoncini and spicy oil dressing. The food was delicious & easy on the wallet. Everything was fresh, the employees were nice & helpful. I can't wait to go back & try other items on the menu. I will be back.

Husband was craving sandwiches so he came here and surprised me with whatever the cashier…read moresuggested. He brought home a delicious sandwich shaped like a square. Layered with prosciutto, creamy dreamy burrata cheese, balsamic glazed and arugula. Ot sure what else was in there but that what I know from what I tasted. Every bite was delicious, chewy bread, salty meat, creamy cheese, and that nice acidity from the balsamic and the Arugula to add that peppery taste. So glad we finally got the opportunity to try and it delivered! My hubs asked for something closest to an Italian sub and it was jam packed on a long bread . He loved every bite.

This is a small market specialty market located in the same plaza as Daiso and TJMaxx. They carry…read moresome frozen foods, snacks, drinks, and other Asian pantry items. I mostly stop by to browse the snacks and drinks. The prices of some items seem a bit expensive to me but they occasionally have deals and sales going on. Some cool things I've purchase from here: different flavored condensed milks, loose leaf tea bags, and fun flavored chips. If you're looking for Asian snacks or Asian-flavored things, definitely come by to check this place out!

This is a small store specializing in food from Taiwan. The place was very neat. The staff was…read morevery helpful. They do have a good selection but was lacking in vegan meat or vegisoy.What they have was soy jerky which was good. Overall it is a great place to find Taiwanese food.

Soooo good! Most delicious food ever and rly good service. Everyone is rly friendly. Definitely…read morerecommend.

Flat-out the best Indian restaurant and market in the San Gabriel Valley. You get…read morerestaurant-quality food at lunch combo prices, all tucked inside an Indian market. They even sell plants. I picked up a curry plant there, and it's thriving. I've had Indo-Chinese cuisine before, but this was my first experience with Indo-Thai. The lamb paired perfectly with the rich, coconut-based Thai curry. It's a unique combination that worked surprisingly well. Highly recommended. Although the Dubai Chocolate trend is overdone, their fresh Dark Chocolate version of it gave me hope! The hardest part was driving it home so it wouldn't melt!

Easily one of my favorite spots to get bulk items or hard to source goods. They have great prices…read morefor large quantities and great if you have an extra fridge or freezer in the house. Lots of interesting variety of fruits and vegetables and frozen items - plus many of their prices cannot be beat by other major supermarkets. Good value with large quantities - plus the people working here are friendly. If you're opening a boba shop or want to have all the boba shop supplies in your home, this is the place to visit.

What a find. I happen to drive by this place a few months ago while going to visit my mom. So I…read moretoday I finally had the opportunity to visit with my mom. She was definitely impressed once she walked in. It's like Costco for a Chinese Market. Just be careful navigating the parking lot. There are big trucks coming in and out. There's not that much parking spaces, but we were here on a Friday noon and that was not an issue. Keep in mind that this warehouse does not have A/C. They use big industrial fans to help circulate the air. So I would not recommend coming here when it's hot outside. Prices here are definitely cheaper than what you would find in a typical Asian Supermarket. You don't need any type of membership to shop here. It's open to the public. Though, there was a 10% off if you signed up for their loyalty membership. I didn't because it took me to a site that was all in Chinese. We ended up walking the entire warehouse and my mom ended up spending over $200 and found her favorite brand of rice AA that has eluded her for months now.

First time coming to this Filipino family market. My patients have always been asking me and…read moretelling me if I have been here before and I said no. But now, today was that day! The day when I got to try and taste the beauty of Filipino food. When you enter the family market, you are introduced to the snacks, condiments, drinks, and some decorations about the Filipino culture and tradition and delicious snacks to give to family and friends or for yourself. There were lots of great Filipino snacks to munch on, but I sadly did not get anything. Because my main goal and priority was to try their delicious food. I ordered a to go container and got a lot of delicious proteins and carbs. I would highly recommend this to everyone who has never tried Filipino food, this place is the right place, and the place that you should try first! The staff were very welcoming and happy and excited to serve their customers walking in. 10 out of 10 stars for this Filipino family markets. And I will be back soon! By the way, the TURON is to die for!! my mouth waters every time I think of it.

Love love this place! I've been back many times and I always order from here when I have parties…read moreand get togethers. Solid food and amazing staff! This place is mostly famous for their Turon. Just the right amount of crunch to sweetness ratio. I especially love that they have catering trays for everything you would want to bring to a filipino party. You can order their Turon in orders of 5 or more which gives you plenty of options if you want people to share. The pieces are pretty long so my tip would be to cut them in half to feed more mouths. Last time I went I got their lumpia and pancit bihon. My goodness!! Delicious and so fresh. The noodles I ate for days even after the party but everyone enjoyed it. I like the thin and thick noodles so happy they offered more than just the traditional pancit. Plenty of lumpia sauce was given and was thankful they hooked it up. The team at Chaaaste is phenomenal!! Honestly everyone is so friendly and kind. They always ask me about my day and curious where I'm going with all their delicious food. So family oriented and you could tell they put a lot of love into their food. I especially love seeing the Lola's and Aunties behind the counter at the register. So sweet! They have a small parking lot but I never had issues parking. There are always spots open. It's in a small plaza, but they offer everything you could need filipino. There's even a convenience store and some steam table staples available throughout the day. Their longanisa is fire and can't go wrong with anything they have hot and fresh. Truly a treat to get something from here so come for your parties, come for the snacks, or just come for ready to go food. They have it all!!

I parked in front of here because I was eating at one of the restaurants in the same plaza. I went…read moreinto check it out since I was curious to see what they have. They sold household appliances and gadgets, imported snacks, drinks, and etc. Definitely gave off the vibe of an Asian market. They also sold fresh veggies in there. Their prices were low for how fresh everything was. Prices for veggies were pretty low compared to other Asian supermarkets and the quality is very good. Definitely would recommend 10/10.

Second time back, the prices here are really competitive especially now. Also they have a lot of…read morethe Mama Boat Noodles in stock the prices are reasonable too. The customer service is friendly and helpful. Will come back again when I am in town.

I probably only visit after eating at Hsin Hsin Shau May (Chinese Fast Food). This place has their…read moreown food area where red beans and creme cakes are made on the spot, and TAIWANESE burrito!!! $4.99 small/$5.99 large Taiwanese Burrito, protein of chicken, pork, or seafood. 1130am-7pm - This looks amazing!!!!! Makes sense!! I love the crepeish tortilla instead. It comes with of course choices of stir fry cabbage, etc. Gosh, total shenanigan food...like what I would have done on college with Chinese leftovers or something. Love that! - I've yet to try it but I intend to another time. It's fast food, not high quality but cheap and filling looking. We actually love Mexican burrito/taco shop, La Azteca, due to their fresh tortillas...reminds me of the crepe like tortilla used in Taiwanese breakfast crepe/egg dish? I wonder if this 99 Ranch's burrito is similar. Red Bean/or Creme Cakes $1.50 each cake, or $6 for 5 cakes. - The red bean/or creme cakes looked okay but due to nostalgia and the SO loving your stuff, we bought some to go. It looked bready with not enough crispy texture and not enough fillings. I don't know any other store that make these anymore except a shop in Little Tokyo LA....those are good. I don't know enough about this 99 ranch to judge among other ones. I only came in to grab some AFC organic firm tofu, Chinese root beer soda and looked for herbal items.

An outpost of a familiar brand. This location in Arcadia, hidden just off the main thoroughfare,…read moregives you what you'd expect from 99 Ranch, just in a bit smaller format as not as well maintained as other locations. This one does have a bakery along with a few small shops in the front, just past the checkout stands. The selection here is not quite as large as the typical 99 Ranch markets, though gives you enough of what you're looking for. Service is as expected, without being overly friendly or dismissive, as some Asian grocery markets can be. All in all, you should find what you need here and with plenty of food options in the surrounding plaza, it may be a one stop shop to get multiple tasks done at once in the area. Not my 1st choice for a 99, though if this is the closest one to you, it gets the job done.

Came by for groceries the other night and it was a deserted experience. Upon perusing the fruit…read moresection, the fruits were signicantly more than 99 Ranch down the street. The seafood and meat were also quite pedestrian. The grocery store was bright and clean though. Parking was plentiful in the private strip mall lot. 99 Ranch around the corner has better selection, prices, and quality.

I was in this area for lunch and I noticed that Arcadia Supermarket is now GF Market. This is the…read moresixth GF Market in SGV. I was never a fan of Arcadia Supermarket (prices were higher and selection wasn't better than the other Asian markets in the area). GF is an improvement. They remodeled the store, so it looks brighter and seems cleaner. They installed a lot of freezers. And they do have some good deals (e.g., bok choy was $0.98/lb, broccoli $0.78/lb). There's a wide variety of produce. Much of it is bagged (e.g., if you want fresh ginger, you have to buy a big bag of it). The seafood section is also large and includes live fish, lfrogs, snails, crab, etc. There's a staffed seafood and meat department. There is no in-store bakery or in-store deli. They had bags of highly discounted produce (things they're trying to get rid of). Check the sale flyer that they post on the door for specials.

Get your Google Translate app ready...Amara Asian Mart is a small grocery store with products from…read moreMyanmar (Burma). Many of the items and shelf tags are in Burmese (and so is their website) with no English translation. I'm looking at the receipt that I received and the items are listed in Burmese with no English language translation. I spotted various sauces, noodles, tea, snacks, canned food, frozen food, decorative objects (e.g., incense burners), balms (?), wood sticks that are used for skin care, etc. I couldn't make out what a lot of it was. There is no fresh produce. My picks: * Hot Hot crispy snacks, smoky BBQ flavored - pretty tasty, different crunchy things like potato chips, peanuts, fairly spicy * Glutinous green tea: from Myanmar, green tea mixed with glutinous rice * Cookies (there was a picture of wheat on the cover): was a crunchy milk cake, pretty dry and not too sweet Free shipping on online orders over $50.

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