Not the closest Sprouts to me, but when I was helping out a friend who was making fruit floral…read morearrangements and dipping chocolate strawberries, this was the closest one that we can get supplies from. Located in a fairly large plaza, there's plenty of parking but it can get quite busy since there's a lot of businesses and eateries. No issue for us when we went mid morning on the weekend. Shop is very well lit, super organized, and the staff was super helpful in answering our questions and was quick in checking us out even though we bought out more than half of their kale stock and all of their boxed strawberries. It was literally like one of those silly math problems and they thought we were super getting into health smoothies. Pretty funny. Pretty fair and comparable price to other grocery stores, even for better quality produce. Not a bad Sprouts!

Worth customer service cashier rolling his eyes and drinking or eating well his helping the…read morecustomer also the manager Gloria She said my cashier the not greeting the customers they casuals and our scanner and bill readers out dated. Cashier his name (Robert ) Store manager (Gloria ) Equipment outdated Customers service one to ten 3/10

Had tons of delicious snacks, lots of condiments like sriracha and kewpie mayo, instant ramen,…read morefresh produce, even meats! Prices are super reasonable. What a gem of a market!

So many new markets are popping up and there is one in Diamond Bar named Grand Fresh Market. This…read moreplace is in the same parking lot with Subway, Jack in the Box, and Grind Coffee. Plenty of parking spaces and the market inside is small but quite organized. I usually buy things for hot pot. This is an Asian store so it has some imported products and sauces that are unique and quite tasty. I also like buying some leafy green vegetables for the soup base and mushrooms as well. Overall not a bad supermarket but it does not sell everything.

087/2026/May Getting…read moresweet rice and coconut milk to make Sticky Rice and Mango for my grandkids!! A lot of good deals! We buy our 50lbs jasmine rice here too!! Language barrier still sometimes is a hindrance if needed to have merchandise inquiries !!!!

168 Markets: Where Your Willpower Goes to Die Deliciously!!…read more I went in for purple buns and pastries. I left w half the snack aisle, a suspicious amount of beef jerky, and tea that probably makes you live forever. This 168 Market in RH isn't just a grocery store.... it's a snack trap disguised as a produce paradise. Fresh fruit? Check!!! Top-tier protein? Yuuuup!!! But then....bam!!!!! FREE samples!! They just kept givong me free samples, and i couldn't say no!! You think you're strong... and then you black out and wake up with six kinds of dried mango and beef jerky that costs more than your lunch. The staff? Ninja-level sales skillz!! I'm definitely coming back.... bc apparently, I've developed a full-blown beef jerky addiction. Send help... or more snacks!!! Actually, just the snacks. I regret nothing!!! I'll be back!!

New store, New discovery…read more I had never really been a fan of Aldi before, but the newly opened store in Rowland Heights completely surprised me with its quality and the many fun "Aldi Finds" sections. On my first visit - just two days after the grand opening exactly two months ago I spent $22 on groceries that covered breakfast, lunch, and dinner: fresh pork chops, eggs, vegetables, avocados, frozen mini pancakes and speck Italiano for appetizers and sandwiches. I even discovered cookies that I absolutely love, and now they're a permanent fixture in my pantry. The European cookies are perfectly sweetened to my liking. The staff is very efficient, courteous, and genuinely helpful. One employee even recommended another delicious savory cookie for me to try. Now I buy two boxes- one ready to share with friend. Aldi has definitely become my budget-friendly grocery choice.

Parking can get extremely horrendous if you go at the wrong time. Super fisted plaza with lots of…read morebusinesses in it (Five Below, Dollar Tree, Bath and Body Works, lots of food places, etc.). It gets super busy and the parking spots are MEGA compact and narrow so just keep that in mind. They truly should have just fisted in the PH mall and put the Aldi there, but that's just me being me and giving my 2 cents. It's very interesting to see that narrow exterior hall where they place their iconic quarter driven shopping carts. Pretty decently sized Aldi (comparable to the one in La Puente but not as massive as the Walnut or Redlands one if that makes sense). Very clean and eerily not as busy when I went on a Wednesday in the evening. There were 2 workers manning the cashiers. Everything looked decently stocked, but I feel like the selection, at least for my visit wasn't super enticing as many an Aldi would sucker me in with their Aldi finds aisle, but not this visit. Not bad though!

Wow! So much better quality in quick food (hot deli, dim sum, pastry, sushi, etc) to go vs east…read more626/SGV 99 Ranch Markets! $8.99 Protein in Rice Bowls (sausage, duck, pork, chicken, chu shiu, etc). $3.99 Rice rolls (white rice, purple rice), $1.50 Egg rolls, $5.99 for 3 sweet rice balls, $2.49 Chinese long donuts, etc. $3.99 dim sum items, $3.99+ different buns (fried, steamed, etc). $3.50 cupcake like breads. Only non-dairy pastry I could find in this area. We got the chance to stroll this 99 ranch after visiting Tiger Coffee Lab.

First time I've ever felt the need to write a review for a grocery store, and this was an…read moreabsolutely terrible experience. If I could give negative stars, I would. I stood at the food court for 10+ minutes waiting to be helped while three employees literally pointed at each other trying to figure out who should assist me. No one took responsibility or even made an effort to communicate with me. I understand that many customers here speak Chinese, and that's completely fine. But this is a business serving the public, and there should be employees who can at least communicate in basic English or someone available to assist customers who don't speak Chinese. I was so frustrated that I asked for a manager, which I have NEVER done before. Unfortunately, the "manager on duty" also struggled to communicate with me and couldn't resolve such a simple issue. This wasn't just a language barrier; it was a complete lack of customer service, communication, and management. Customers shouldn't have to stand around feeling ignored while employees point fingers at each other. Management seriously needs to address this. Absolutely unacceptable customer service.

I was in the Chino Hills neighborhood. I needed a jar of chili garlic sauce for the spring rolls I…read morewas making for a luncheon the next day and some Asian BBQ sauce for my eldest daughter to dip her meats. Luckily, this 99 Ranch Market was nearby. Hence, I drove on over from where I was at. It took me less than 5 minutes. Yay! Thank you!! It was in the evening. Parking spots were abundant. Parking lot lighting was slightly dimmed... they could use more lighting. Store was bright and clean. Staff was okay. Service was quick. This was a no-nonsense visit. What does it mean? It means... I entered the market, walked straight to the applicable aisle(s) where the goods were located, grabbed the jars of stuff, headed to the registers, paid for the stuff, walked straight out, and drove away to head home. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! Thanks 99 Ranch for your great staff and good service!

Terrible experience…read more The place is definitely a lot cleaner than other Asian supermarkets, but they don't have as large of a variety of options. The produce is decent, but the protein options are quite limited. A majority of the fish and meat are precut and wrapped on styrofoam plates waiting in the fridge section. Our experience was okay up until we interacted with our cashier. She scanned our items, but didn't even offer any bags. We had to ask her for one, and she just tossed the bag at my sister. My sister was loading the already scanned items into our cart when the cashier demanded that my sister hand her the jar of salt sitting in our cart. She had already scanned the jar of salt, which is why my sister placed it into the cart, but the cashier decided to scan it again. The cashier didn't even bother asking us whether she had scanned it yet or checked the register to see if it was already in the system. She just assumed that we didn't place it on the conveyor belt and were trying to steal it. My sister and I knew for certain that she scanned it twice, so when we checked the receipt - LOW AND BEHOLD, there it is. The item appears twice on our receipt. The cashier was ringing up items for other customers and clearly saw us waiting at the end, but completely ignored us. We were obviously standing there and holding up the line, but she still chose to ignore us and didn't bother to ask us if there was anything wrong or why we hadn't left yet. After about 5 minutes, I finally grabbed her attention, and she didn't even apologize or admit her mistake. She just continued to ignore us as if we weren't there. Another staff member had to help me out and reverse the charge. Ridiculous. Why are people like this? What's the purpose of being rude and disrespectful to other people? What are you trying to achieve? Don't you want people to have a pleasant experience when they come to your place of business? I don't get it. Garbage employee. Never coming back.

Parking can get quite busy in this plaza since this is a pretty big market and there's lots of…read morebusinesses in the plaza (bakery, boba, restaurants, etc.), but there's usually SOME at the edges, but just be wary. It's been quite awhile since I've been here and they've renovated a lot. I remember the area in front had way more small businesses and kiosks, but now it seems there's a tea and dry good vendors, I think skincare, and some others, but nowhere as expansive as it used to be. I think the one in Rosemead, etc. have more of that, if you want that shopping experience too. Clean, bright, and organized. Found some super cheap imported snacks and chips, but with less than half an hour before closing and 1 cashier the line was way too crazy long. Next time!

Standard Chinese supermarket. Has fresh produce, fresh meat, most Asian snacks, and some home…read morekitchen supplies. Standard service, typically Asian aunties at the register. Well lit, although I feel the store could be a little more organized.

This is the worst prime time nutrition I've ever been to regarding their staff. They are very rude!…read moreOnce it's okay but twice that's not okay. First time I encountered the staff being hesitant in helping me with my groceries outside and was not friendly at all. The second time I came and there was a different staff who was also not friendly. I arrived at 8am and she made me wait outside because she's was separating the price tags to put on shelves. I literally waited 10 min outside before I can go in. To me that is very poor customer service. Do not get here early and don't expect them to be friendly. Very disappointed.

I actually came in here the other day for the first time ever, and the women were really nice…read more There was one in particular that helped me to make a new pin and she pulled out the receipt of what was on my card and showed me exactly what my benefits were, and helped me pick out everything one by one and I thought that was really nice of her. She even followed me with my cart full of things to the car and I thought that was really nice as well. I will be back next month! Thank you for all your help!