Well the females there working don't seem too friendly n bit judgy…read more But male workers there are nice n helpful I don't know how the treatment is different Ok now I am impressed with the simple truth chicken So I would keep going there for the chicken Return exchange policy is pretty confusing as no one know too much about it not like the one in Pasadena .

As past employee of this store for many many 46 years, I must say staff and store very lively and…read moreclean. Some front-end people absolute gems, very nice. My least favorite part, ohhhh the whiny and lazy customers. Yes YOU. God, nothing more headache than you. Of course good customers exist, very nice, but impatient, entitled, rude Piece of s***s who leave stuff everywhere, cannot wait, cannot understand low staff some even violent! They nag, complain for things not in our hand just disgusting lazy tumors. Many one stars from people lie, exaggerate, make up story to feel offended. If you fall in this category, you know who you are, consider a lobotomy, Very good idea. Sincerely, Mrs. Barry Lee

Yama still delivers on quality and price but don't come here on Mother's Day as there was a real…read morelong line just to get inside. Once inside, you still need to take a number and wait to order sashimi. I guess most moms want sashimi for Mother's Day? Pre-ordered trays can be picked up at the front counter. BUT, the big news (to me at least) is that Yama will be expanding and taking the space next door that used to be Thai Paradise. They plan to have seating and this should also alleviate the issue like today where they just can't let everyone inside due to limited space.

Yama means "mountain" in Japanese. I think the name is very befitting, because once you walk in,…read moreyou will notice the mountains of sushi and sashimi the store has to offer. On the left side, you will find fridges full of premade rolls and some cooked foods. Head towards the back and you will find the sashimi counter. Pick the pieces of fish that you want and they will cut and package for you. There is a very nice Asian gentleman who works behind the sashimi counter, and he actually taught me how to spot a good piece of sashimi! The premade sushi is on a first come first serve basis, so once they sell out then it's done for the day. Here are my usual picks: California Rolls- Yama is known for this Spicy tuna Rolls- Bite sized, perfectly seasoned tuna Albacore sashimi- surprisingly, this is in the fridge, not the sashimi counter Chicken karaage- The mayo based dipping sauce is unique but delicious Salmon, yellowtail, otoro sashimi- Perfect sliced pieces of high quality fish Right now it is just grab and go. But they are expanding to the space next door to provide seating and possibly hot foods. They also have a great selection of party platters, but orders must be placed in advance. Check their website or call the store for details and availability. Pro tip: if you have a long drive home, ask for a bag of ice from the cashier to keep the food cold.

Went to buy chips on the way home. Got the fresh chips that are Superior brand. They had…read moreunsalted!!! Nice and fresh! I wanted to stroll the store. I got to the bakery dept and wanted to grab everything! Everything looked so fresh and delicious! Ended up with a tres leches single cake. $3.99, not bad! To much cinnamon powdering on top, but still ate it all! Everything was clean and organized. Plenty of parking!

What is up with your IT team? Also, management need to learn to read. Last time I was here.. it…read moretool 3 employees ans 20 minutes to give me a dollar back from a promo not ringing up correctly. How about empowering your employee or better yet, educate them.

This is an okay Asian market…read more There is a large parking lot. There is a separate woman's and man's bathroom. It supposed to have fresh vegetables and fruits... but buyers beware. Sometimes, this market sells rotten fruits. The workers in produce department usually removed vegetables from shelves one hour before closing time. So, you can be out of luck looking for vegetables. Today, I noticed the rotten apples were selling at 0.98/lb. What? Yes. Rotten tangerines are also being sold. That's very disappointing. Minus 2 stars.

11/22/25 Asian market in a plaza with dedicated parking shared with other businesses featuring…read morecompetitive prices, friendly staff with a well organized & clean surroundings. Fresh produce & general supermarket items are well stocked & arranged in an organized manner. I needed a few more items to have available for our Airbnb to make it livable & sustainable for the next few months. The prices here are fair. Having gone to Wholedome Choice in Irvine-- their prices can't be beat. At the very least, this is closest & caters more to the Asian community. This is a good find & an alternative to 99 Ranch or Hmart. **** Of note, when I visited, it sure was really cold inside the market, I mean Brrrrr

Been to a few different Northgate Markets now and I'm a fan…read more Generally, produce prices are lower versus American markets. Gotta live the fresh pastries, breads, aqua fescas, tamales and soups.

Staple of the community, My initial shopping list was crema…read moreand the chips they make inhouse. The deli caught my eye, and I ordered the Thursday torta special. I forgot to take pictures and I inhaled it. It came with an aqua fresca, I picked the pineapple spinach. I felt like I could use the fiber, it's tangy not bad interesting combination. The deli ladies are very helpful, and patient when I was staring at the menu. Especially when I froze when they asked me which drink I wanted.

This is the TJs I go to every week! I love shopping at TJs because they always have new items and…read moreit's always fun to try new things! I love that they have everything you need at a grocery store but are able to keep it small in size where it's not overwhelming to shop for a particular item. It's pretty magical that they can have such a variety for the size of their markets compared to other markets. Some of my favorite all time items from them are the following: 1. frozen cod rice with ratatouille and rice. (Product from France) 2. Spaghetti with meat sauce (product from Canada) 3. New item recently -BBQ pork fried rice. 4. frozen bugolgi 5. frozen Korean beef ribs. 6. their variety of nuts like shelled Pistachios and Roasted Cashews. 7. also their Dubai Chocolate are one of the best I've had! 8. organic chicken bone broth (super healthy and convenient) 9. honey flavored Greek yogurt. 10. ketchup chips!! 11. truffle chips 12. Cuban citrus chicken rice I can go on and on but the above are some of my favorites! I am definitely a TJ fan! However I am not into their tote bag hype. lol With all respect, I Have no clue why is it so popular? This is their success in their marketing skills!

Love coming to Trader Joe's! The store is always in tip top shape no messes. The workers are always…read moreso busy don't ever see anyone just sitting around or on their phones so love that lol Can always count on someone to lead me in the right direction if I can't find what I'm looking for or they will go get it & bring it back to me which is great they are so attentive & helpful! I have a lot of go to things I grab at traders, their birria is the bomb, gotta grab some chicken dumplings every time I go in! I love me some chocolate covered bananas in the frozen section! So many things & new things that always come out (: Cashiers are quick & so nice. Always spark up a conversation & really good with their customer service. They do it right here cause a lot of stores lack this! Oh the Parking lot is a mad house! Crazy busy but I Guess that's the only negative here (:

Review for the HMart food and, honestly, for the price and amount of food you're getting, the…read morechirashi/donburi are kind of worth it. The fish was fresh and fatty, I would absolutely come back to grab dinner on the whim. I really like the options too, you can choose to either get sashimi or bowls or poke or sushi.

Visited H Mart Arcadia -- it's a good-sized market with a huge variety of products, especially if…read moreyou're looking for Asian groceries. The selection is impressive, from fresh produce to snacks and prepared foods, and everything is pretty well stocked. That said, I do wish they had express checkout lanes because it can get pretty busy and lines move slow at times. Overall still a solid spot if you want variety and don't mind spending a little extra time checking out.

... and it's all over. My daughter convinced me that she wanted panda express, and with a vague…read morememory that there was one inside the store, we ventured over. It's been years since I've been in here. So long that I forgot I reviewed this on yelp at 11 years ago Interestingly, James T., the affable checker is still here. It looks older, maybe more experienced, but he's still a kind soul. Unfortunately, panda express has shuttered here. There's a little sign that says visit our store at the San Diego Mall. They didn't bother to publish... After you park half a mile away and then wander in, almost getting hit several times in the parking lot, and maybe run over by hoodlum teenagers riding motorbikes through the actual mall proper. But I guess that wasn't that much room on the sign. The rest of the store looks like one of the markets in Handmaid's Tale: bizarre, non-natural lighting, high prices, disguised as sale prices, and an eclectic mix of time honored brands, and "what the hell is this?" stuff you've never heard of. As we shook our heads in disgust at the panda express empty stall, we walked by the hot food deli, and the lady yelled at me. We only have chicken. I didn't ask. I didn't even suggest I wanted to check in. I didn't even think I wanted chicken, which eliminates the possibility that she's psychic. Anyway, we wandered out of the store with that same sinking feeling you got high school or college as you're walking away from someone that just dumped you. Ostensibly, you'll feel better later... But for the time being, it hurts a little bit. Especially knowing that you're not ever coming back.

Wow have not been since they remodeled. It's more spacious…read morethen before. I like how most of the aisles are a bit wider. We came to stock up on soda, digital coupon got for about $4.00 a case. Thanks to the check out service attendant confirmed we can use the coupon twice we left with 6 cases. I drink a lot of soda don't judge me

The GW Supermarket in Temple City is much cleaner and nicer than the one in Rowland Heights. I've…read morepassed by numerous times but I went in tonight for the first time and was quite impressed with how organized the place was. They sell many items not available at 168 Supermarket and they also offer lower prices. The cashiers speaks English, so that's a huge plus. Highly recommend GW Supermarket!

Good and clean space. Well organized and a good selection of Asian foods and goods…read more The staff were helpful even though there was a little language barrier.

I came here to get some hibiscus tea leaves and they have it!!!…read more The market was pretty clean but low lighting and the staff was friendly and was able to show me multiple sections of the store to show me their hibiscus.

I purchased boneless skinless chicken breast from the butcher counter and was disturbed to find…read morethat green ink from the biodegradable produce bag used to wrap the meat had transferred directly onto the chicken. This is a serious food safety concern. Ink is not meant to contact raw meat, and consuming it is potentially harmful. When I brought this to the attention of manager Roger, rather than taking responsibility, he deflected by saying to "blame your governor" for the biodegradable bag requirement. That response is completely unacceptable. Regardless of what bags are mandated by law, it is the store's responsibility to ensure the packaging used for raw meat is food-safe and does not contaminate the product. If biodegradable bags are required, the store should be sourcing ones with food-safe, non-transferable ink -- or using proper butcher paper or certified meat bags as a liner. This seems to be a budgeting and supplier decision that the store controls. Customers should not be taking home ink-contaminated meat and then be dismissed when they raise a legitimate concern. I will be reporting this to my local health department and recommend others inspect their meat purchases carefully before consuming. Has this happened to anyone else? I was told I was the only one who this had happened to. Thankfully I did receive a refund.