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This is a great Ralphs. My daughter bought me the most lovely flowers that are still fresh and…read morehappy. They are just beautiful. The place is ever so clean and very well stocks. They have a great selection of more out of the Country foods. We love their produce section. They have a good selection of organic as well as other produce. They also have a great frig section where I can get my garlic mashed potatoes ready to heat up. The bakery is not the best but fine. The deli is very good with a fine selection. The service is great. If there is an issue with an item they will take it back (need your receipt). They keep the carts out of the parking lot and easy to get to. The staff knows where everything is. They also have a great canned section and some cute dog toys.

Unfriendly staff, no shopping baskets when walking in, security system that makes the store feel…read moreunsafe/trashy. Never again

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Mitsuwa Marketplace

4.3(1.2k reviews)

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This is one of the larger Japanese grocery stores around the LA area…read more During our family days we enjoy going to the South Bay and end up visiting a Japanese market for our Japanese grocery needs. I'm not sure if it depends on the location but I feel the Del Amo location is widely stocked with produce and seafood. I do enjoy visiting this location more than the ones closest to me. Their food court has definitely more options and spacious than other locations. Parking: large lot VERDICT: Rinse and repeat

I love Mitsuwas and have to stop whenever I see one. They always have an extraordinary selection of…read morefun snacks, drinks and the premade food section is unbeatable. There's usually some restaurants nearby in their food court. I mainly stopped by for snacks at this location but it's hard to go wrong at any location.

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Good deal with fresh ingredients!

H Mart - Torrance

3.6(361 reviews)

2.2 mi

Had a craving for their roasted sweet potatoes. The food g-ds were with us. We scored the last 2…read moreavailable bags for 3 of us to share. As expected they were warm and delicious. Staff was friendly in the meat and seafood departments. They had so much good stuff in the ready to go area i got some snacks. We loved the kimchi fried rice out 1 year old also enjoyed it as it wasnt spicy. Cashier was friendly when we were checking out and the security guard too. We look forward to returning when we're in the area. Side note: They had samples but the ladies working ignored customers to keep chatting with each other but in theory hi chew, Calpico and some sauces should have been available to try. I wanted to try the calpico but when we went back the lady saw me and walked away so i guess she didn't approve of me in addition to not wanting to work?

Plenty of parking and security guard in place. The store is very well stocked and they carry an…read moreextensive selection of items and brands. I'm lucky to have a store close to me. I love Korean Muscat Grapes but $27.99/PKG is too steep for me. Ok, bye.

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Torrance International Mini Mart

4.4(23 reviews)

0.2 mi

What a hidden local gem. Showed up late afternoon on a Sunday and the owner was happy to make us…read moretwo gigantic sandwiches. At $4.99 for a giant square of a 3" sub, it's a filling steal. The roast beef was thick sliced and delicious. The combo was so much meat, I could've made a second sandwich out of it. He wasn't doing hot sandwiches at the moment but there's plenty of choice with cold ones. The pictures of feta ain't lying, there's a great international cheese selection with many I haven't seen before. The spicy mixed pickles were delicious. Good selection of vegetables, spices, teas, and breads. I've never seen the ka'ak sesame bagels in a store in the area before, only at stalls and restaurants. I assume the guy there was the owner cause he had pictures of his face on the sale items. Maybe he's just a beloved employee. Bonus that he carries the Chinese Mandarin newspaper world journal, unexpected!

I had walked by this small neighborhood market many times and noticed the sign for deli sandwiches,…read moreso today I decided on a hot roast beef for lunch. It's a small, quaint Mediterranean international market with an interesting inventory. The proprietor was very friendly, the shop has a great local vibe. My sandwich was thickly stuffed with tender, sliced roast beef, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo and mustard on a tasty, soft roll. The large sandwich at $8.99 is easily big enough to share. Now that I've found this local gem, it will be a regular lunch stop for me when I'm in Redondo.

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Very large, tasty sandwich for $8.99

Hannam Chain Supermarket

3.7(96 reviews)

0.3 mi

Comparable to H Mart, Hannam has a wonderfully supplied and clean meat and fish market, beautiful…read moreproduce and a variety of Asian goods throughout. What H Mart doesn't have that Hannam does is a Paris Baguette and a little food court with a seating area to enjoy your food! I would say this store is a step up and is well stocked and well kept. It is deeply nestled in a large shopping center so parking can be difficult but if you live in the South Bay this is not news to you.

K snacks! The hubby and I were here to pick up some bags of chips for our small groups. This Korean…read moregrocery store has only been at this location for a few years. Great, bright lighting (compared to their Hannam Market World location in Torrance). This location also houses a Paris Baguette, and individual businesses such as K beauty and a few others. Located on Hawthorne Bl in Torrance w/free parking. (Next door at Doubletree is a paid parking lot.) We stopped by after visiting the Diamond of the Samurai mural across the street/next door. The cashier was an older, no nonsense type so not friendly service at the checkout. Store is clean and organized. Our experience was A-OK!

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Tokyo Central

4.3(977 reviews)

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My friend and I went by Tokyo Central over the weekend and loved it…read more We may like it a bit better than Mitsuwa, don't tell anyone! It's a massive two story building in Gardena with groceries and a conveyor belt sushi sit-down restaurant on the second floor. They have a large parking lot that is usually fine but can get wild on the weekends as it wraps around the building - instead of just being a huge open lot or garage. They carry many Hawaiian items, in addition to Japanese products from eats to skincare. Their grab & go sandos are pretty good - both the pork katsu sando and the egg salad sandwiches are tasty. They have a hot buffet so you can try up to 20 different items for a by the pound price. The Gindaco counter in the food section has takyoyaki (fried octopus balls) which are popular here. Love this market and will always make a point of stopping in when I'm nearby!

absolutely love this store! They have an incredible variety of products, and I can always find…read moreeverything I need to make Japanese food, sushi, and just about any other Asian dish. Their selection of ingredients is amazing, and they carry items that are hard to find elsewhere. They also have a fantastic prepared foods section. Everything is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced, making it a great option whether you're shopping for ingredients or grabbing a quick meal. This is definitely one of my favorite stores, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for quality Asian groceries and fresh prepared foods!

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Trader Joe's

4.2(316 reviews)

0.9 mi

We went to this Trader Joe's and loved everything except the parking nightmare. The lot gets full…read moreand you will wait and wait for a spot and some of the drivers are quite rude. The service at this one is just great. They know where everything is and will help you. The lines can get long, but it moves fast. The entire staff is nice. Their selection of products is great. I don't care for their cheap wine, but every thing else is great. I love their frozen section and they have a good vegan section as well. Their produce is good. Their prices are fair. My daughter saw some lovely flowers, so fresh, and bought me some. I love them. They smell great. If you can get there early in the morning the parking is not so bad and after dark it is okay. It is a really nice store.

Just realized how popular Trader Joe's is with people around the South Bay. Today 3/17/26 Trader…read moreJoe's had a sale on some pastel color mini shopping bags and I was told we needed to get there early before their supplies sold out. Trader Joe's normally opens at 8am but we got there at 6:55am and there was already a long line for the limited edition pastel bags. Unbelievably I laughed once I saw the line and was told by my wife "see i told you!" The staff was nice while setting up the cues, joked around and handed out tickets, we were 79 and 80 respectively. The bags were $2.99 a piece, I think and we got 4 each, one of each color.

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Seiwa Market

4.2(106 reviews)

0.6 mi

What a pleasant found for us? Easily one of the best Japanese market in town!!…read more We happened to stop by chick fil a for a quick bite and notice a Japanese supermarket next door. Just curious about what it carries as we LOVE Japanese food. And their selection surprises me. A LOT of fresh meat, fresh fish, sashimi, frozen Japanese food, pastry, Japanese version of drinks. And a BIG selection of Sake!!! All at great price!! Pick up a few items to try. The origiri (spicy salmon) is a HUGE surprise. It is fresh, with a clean spicy taste and taste absolutely delicious!! One of the best one I found in town! If you love Japanese food/snack/drinks, definitely check this one out!

I'm so sad this place is closing! Whenever I visited relatives in Torrance, I would always stop buy…read moresince I don't live that close to any Japanese market in LA. Have to journey to Little Tokyo or west LA. They've got some Japanese items that the other Japanese grocery stores don't have. It's got an old school feel to it and the employees are friendly. I also love the bentos, you can't beat the quality/price ratio on those. The place will be missed!

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JONS Fresh Marketplace

3.8(235 reviews)

1.4 mi

I love Jon's they always have what I'm looking for and this location didn't disappoint. It was well…read morestocked, clean and I was able to find every single item on my list to make arroz gandules and pernil using oyster mushrooms. Lots of parking and it was a quick in and out.

I like this store and shop it often. It has things good, average, bad and very bad…read more Things I would call very good are breads, meats, spices and things in the cooler at the front of the meat case like hummus, olives, pickles. By the way, the Jon's hummus is outstanding. I've had smoother, more this or that. Theirs is exceptionally well balanced for my taste. I think papa cristos just barely tasted better, no more now though. Average stuff is dairy, produce. The hot food thing to the right of the entrance was very good at one time. It closed and reopened, now the people who run it are not friendly to put it mildly. Parking very bad. The slots are just too narrow to park, open your door and get out. Forget about trying to open your door wide enough to load groceries. There's 2 or 3 spots I can manage but if they're taken, too bad, I go somewhere else. Deli counter very very bad. Previously I had asked for something cut thick and I wanted to see how thick it's being cut. She shows it to me so I can't see the edge. I walk over to the side to look, she turns it so now I walk back to where I was, she turns it again, I surrendered. Today I get my number and wait. One of them hollers next instead of a number. I know I arrived after the woman to my right so I wait. When they holler next again I hold up my number and tell him here, and what I want. A woman who arrived after me asks him how does she know when it's her turn, I say she's next after me. He proceeds to stop my request and go get what she wants. Well that's it for me. I don't care if you might decide to sell 5 cent lobsters, I'm done. Cashiers always friendly and professional, very good. I haven't seen him in a while. There was some guy pushing a dust mop. Either get out of his way or get hit with the mop. Trying to buy something locked up, major fail. I needed something like aspirin, I waited a very long time, finally gave up. If you feel adventurous they have the odd things like rabbit, lamb AND mutton, duck hot dogs, odd cheeses, sausages of all kinds from all over, odd foreign ice cream. I will continue to shop there, when I can park, for things I know are good. The deli counter is now a wall. No reason to look in that direction at all.

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Nijiya Market

4.3(389 reviews)

2.9 mi•North Torrance

Definitely come check this place out!…read more Great people who are always helpful. Great selection of ready-to-go foods, whether you want something hot or something cold, they have it all. The fresh-made poke is pretty decent too. The store is clean and well-lit. It is one of the best Japanese markets. Come and check it out, you won't regret it, but your funds may.

I initially walked into this Japanese market next to Red Rock because I had time to kill, and I…read morelove wandering around Japanese markets anyway. Wow. There is SO much in here. They have a food court, a bakery that looked ridiculously good, and a huge grocery selection. I kept finding sauces and products I hadn't seen at other Japanese markets. But the prepared-food section was what really got me. Everything looked incredibly fresh. The onigiri alone had me wanting to start grabbing things even though I had literally just eaten. I basically walked around realizing I need to come back hungry because there's way too much here that I want to try. Definitely one of those markets I could accidentally spend way too much time in. One thing I would not lock yet: the Japanese market's name. From your description I know exactly which experience you're talking about, but I don't want to guess the business name and attach the review to the wrong place. Also, before we redo Big Dan's, I'd check whether you already reviewed it since you think you may have.

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Carlyn U.

102

120

2 years ago

Teething Troubles at the New Amazon Fresh - Needs Improvement! I was excited to have an Amazon Fresh open in my neighborhood, and my first experience with a curbside pickup order went smoothly. However, my two subsequent in-store visits have left me incredibly disappointed. Checkout Chaos: My first in-store trip was plagued by pricing errors at the checkout. The cashier had to remove and re-scan all my items multiple times, causing a significant delay. It was frustrating to watch my simple shopping trip turn into a time-consuming ordeal. Technology Fails and Absent Assistance: My second visit was even worse. I attempted to use the palm scanner at the self-checkout, but despite being pre-registered, the system wouldn't recognize me. I followed the prompts, received a text, logged into my Amazon account, and confirmed my palm was active - all to no avail. I asked an employee for assistance, but after briefly looking at the issue, she left to help other customers and never returned. I spent five minutes trying to get the palm scanner to work, with no success. In the end, I abandoned my single item at the self-checkout and waited in the regular line, feeling incredibly frustrated. Areas for Improvement: * Technology Reliability: Amazon is known for its technology, so it's surprising and unacceptable that both the traditional checkout and the palm scanner had such significant issues. * Staff Training: Employees need to be properly trained on troubleshooting technical problems and providing consistent customer support. Leaving a customer stranded is not okay. * Payment Options: In today's world, it's surprising that a high-tech store like Amazon Fresh doesn't accept Apple Pay. Final Thoughts: For a company that prides itself on innovation and customer convenience, this Amazon Fresh location falls short. Until they address these issues with their technology and customer service, I won't be returning anytime soon. Pro Tip: Stick to curbside pickup for now if you must shop at this location. read more

Jeaz J.

6 months ago

Subject: Please Reconsider Closing Amazon Stores in Los Angeles Dear Mr. Bezos, I am writing as someone who is genuinely saddened to hear about Amazon stores closing in Los Angeles. I understand that business decisions often come down to profit and long-term strategy, but I hope there is also room to consider the human side of these choices. For many families in Los Angeles, these stores have meant more than just convenience. They have been places where people could afford simple meals, where kids could enjoy something as small but meaningful as a slice of pizza, and where working families could stretch their budgets a little further. With the incredible success Amazon has achieved, I hope there can also be a focus on community impact and the image of giving back to the people who have supported the company for so many years. Keeping stores open, especially in communities where affordable food and accessible shopping matter so much, would show that Amazon values more than just profit -- it values people. Los Angeles is a city with many families struggling to make ends meet. Small things, like affordable food and neighborhood access to essentials, make a real difference in people's lives. I hope you and Amazon's leadership will reconsider these closures or find ways to continue supporting these communities. Acts like these would not only help people in practical ways, but would also show compassion and responsibility from one of the world's most successful companies. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, A concerned community member read more

Scott V.

2 years ago

Great Service and Fresh Selections This grocery store has everything I need and more! The staff is incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, always ready to answer questions or suggest products. I'm particularly impressed with their dairy section - I always find fresh, quality items at reasonable prices. Whether I'm shopping for basics or special ingredients for a recipe, I never leave disappointed. The store is well-kept, and the layout makes it easy to navigate. I've found that the prices are fair for the premium quality of food, especially when compared to larger chain stores. You get great value here! read more

Brian H.

255

6 months ago

Closed already? What a total waste. This is what happens when a company is so big that they can make foolish mistakes and not even feel it. The sad part is that all the money that went into this store and the nearby Amazon Go is not a loss for Amazon. They'll simply pass it on to customers who continue to shop with the Amazon app or st other stores. read more

Marcelino D.

1 year ago

Update: here are the pictures I promised from my list review. I really hope they do much better with this hot/salad bar soon. I'm going to give it a month or two to see if I should keep coming here for lunch. read more

Debra M.

9 months ago

Never used them. So I don't know anything about them since I don't have Prime. But they are closing stores in our area so it doesn't matter read more

Jonathan A.

257

1 year ago

Non service dogs do NOT belong in grocery stores. Thats so unsanitary. I'll be notifying Health department

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