I only come here to get the fresh chicken and no where else. If you smile and speak politely to the…read moreolder men here, you will get a better more polite service in return. The place is plain, clean enough and they work hard. Don't expect any royal service, just fresh chicken to cook whatever dish your heart desires.

The sales clerk spoke rudely and impolitely, even though he appeared elderly. He showed no respect…read morefor customers buying meat at the shop and asked insensitive questions unrelated to the purchase. I only brought my child with me to buy the meat, and he showed his displeasure at me holding the baby. He was short and wore glasses. This will likely be my first and last visit. I think people should go to the market to buy their goods instead of coming here where they treat customers poorly, even though the payment was complete.

The store has a very bad smell Dirty…read more The Female Cashier super rude Food is not fresh 01/05/2026

Great service and extra fresh poultry if that's what you want…read more For the holidays just call in before hand to reserve your fresh turkey and I mean fresh

Long awaited review as I have been coming here for decades. There are so many markets all over…read moreLittle Saigon, however, I keep gravitating here. Seems to me, it is less crowded than other markets. (If I can avoid crowds, I will). It was Tet New Year season and I needed to get a few ingredients for some dishes I planned to cook. My first priority was the fresh oxtail in the meat department. I have gone to many markets for this cut and it seems this is the best place for a ~2 pound tray of mixed size tails. The fat is all trimmed off, as opposed to other markets that leave a fat layer behind that you are paying for. It also depends on if you prefer leaner tails. Next, the produce section. I picked up some cailan (Chinese broccoli). For the most part, the Asian veggies are pretty fresh - since there is a higher turnover rate of Asian veggies in this area. It was good on this day. So many varieties of green veggies, I love it! The fruit section is also pretty impressive. Papayas, guanabana, dragon fruit, pommelo, tangerines, korean pear, manzano bananas,...Not your ordinary apples and oranges. Dry goods include a plethora of rice, including Thai sweet rice, Japanese rice (perfect for sushi rice), red rice (known for high fiber and low glycemic index)... Who likes Chinese Style sausage? Me! It is called Lap Xuong, in Vietnamese. I love making Thai sweet rice and serve with thinly sliced Lap Xuong - my mom fed us kids this often! And yes, they have a good supply of this here, so stock up, it will last forever in the pantry. Vietnam is the world's second largest coffee producer. You will see the crazy amount of coffee products sold here, for example, Vinacafe. Most are packed as individual serving packets which includes cream and sugar. Too convenient for consumption! Also perfect to have in your pantry. You shall be impressed with the chili aisle. Sambal of all kinds. You can make an awesome pot of chili with this heat! Lots of Lunar New Year items too. I am sure there are still some left for purchase if you didn't have a chance to pick some up yet. They do have a liquor department too. Asians can drink iykyk. If you do, please don't drink and drive. Parking is ok, if you go shopping off peak hours. Market is on Beach Boulevard and it could get pretty busy so plan wisely. So enjoy your visit. It is always fun to discover a new product and try something you have never eaten before!

The worst market ever, they always mix old vegetables with the new ones and hide mist of the bad…read moreveggies in the middle of the bags. Please! Keep them separately from the new ones with the old ones. I rather pay extra money for fresh vegetables than have to sort them out and throw most of them out. This market never learned.

I went in there to see the fresh seafood and let me tell you, this is the REAL DEAL! He even the…read morebag of ice into the carry out to keep everything FRESH! 1 lb salmon 12 scallops 1 masago for sushi and topping for scallops sounds good to me! Talked to the guy at the counter and he had a TOMAHAWK steak, Yes please! got that as well. Good deal! This is going to be a nice BBQ and Seafood feast for the 250th - 4th of July! Interesting Ambiance, old school Fish Market place, awesome :-)

I recommended this seafood market to my daughter when she was planning a sushi night with her…read moreroommate, and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. She went in looking for sushi-grade salmon, and she couldn't be happier with the quality. The salmon was incredibly fresh, healthy-looking, and full of flavor. She prepared a few different dishes with it, including sushi cuts and a spicy salmon bowl, and both turned out absolutely delicious. It's always nice to find a place you can trust for quality seafood, especially when it's being used for raw dishes like sushi. Highly recommend this market for anyone looking for fresh, high-quality fish.

I love going to Hmart for the seasoned cucumber salad. They have so much Korean side dishes, fruit…read moreand vegetables. A huge selection of kimchi. The parking lot is pretty small and compact. The cashiers are nice, it's super busy and crowded at times.

the store can be a bit small, but the selection is a wide variety. their fried banana is super…read morecronchhh & the dad that was helping his daughter while she's on errands was super cute. they have a lot of frozen items shipped directly from vietnam of brands that my dad loves, and a bunch of different unique fish that you can't really find fresh in america (yes, even in asian market.)

My mom has been visiting this place for decades every time she visits California. It's near the…read moremall. Only on my last visit did I pay attention to the name of the place. Stopping by the egg place before our road trip home is now a fond childhood memory even though I can only eat the egg yolk/not the baby of the hột vịt lộn - my mom usually eats that for me. My parents and the rest of the family love hột vịt lộn/balut. My mom is very particular about the stage of maturity of the balut and talks to the guy to make sure she gets what she's looking for. I only noticed now that that they sell farm fresh chicken eggs also. They also have fresh quail eggs. They seem reasonably priced, so that's pretty cool. If I lived near, I'd probably by regular chicken eggs from them instead of the grocery store. I remember they once sold Vietnamese Coriander (Rau Ram) the particular herb that you eat with the hột vịt lộn, they still might. This is their wholesale location, but they have a counter and cash register for normal customers. My mom usually just stops by randomly, but I would call them for their hours of operation. In addition to hột vịt lộn, they specialize in eggs for research, vaccines, whatever you need chicken/duck eggs for.

The wife found her goose egg here after trying to find it elsewhere in Westminster. Just continuing…read morea tradition of a pregnant woman

Best local place for fruit. I drive all the way from irvine to come here to buy my jackfruit. It's…read morea little pricier than others but worth. They just know how to pick it and I'll let them know i want to eat right away so they'll give me the most ripe plate. They take card but there's a minimum. I also highly recommend their fresh sugarcane juice. They'll squeeze it on the spot. Yum!!

Tiến phát bán đồ hư, mới mua chiều thứ bảy 1/31 về tới San Diego mở ra ăn, mới biết là úng tưởng là…read morevài trái. Nhưng khi kiểm tra toàn bộ đều bị hư hết. Mình liền gọi cho Tiến Phát lúc 5:00 cùng ngày vì mình ở dưới San Diego và nói tình hình, chụp hình gửi qua. Tiến Phát nói mang ra, nhưng mình nói thứ hai mình đi mình mang lên trả. Sáng nay mình mang ra xe với gia đình thì thấy thùng chảy nước và có nhiều con food fly nên mình không muốn để trong xe. Mình gọi Tiến Phát nói là mình sẽ bỏ thùng rác, nhưng Tiến Phát chỉ nói trả bù 1 vỉ mít khoảng $20. Mình cảm thấy bức xúc, mình không phải vì từ San Diego mà lên trên đó lấy một vỉ mít để ăn. Mình không lấy gì cả. Mình chỉ muốn nói những hộp vú sữa đó đã hư úng hết rồi, đừng bán cho khách. Mình bức xúc nói nghĩ sao nếu tôi đưa lên mạng cho cộng đồng mạng cẩn thận khi mua. Nhưng không ngờ chị chủ nói làm vậy thất đức. Vậy với tình hình kinh tế của mọi người lúc này, mình bán đồ cho người ta ăn không được, vậy ai thất đức đây? ("Đừng ăn ở thất đức") Câu này khiến mình bức xúc nên bắt buộc phải đăng lên để cho bà con cẩn thận khi mua hàng tại đây.

Great little Turkish market with amazing, fresh produce in addition to a good variety of Middle…read moreEastern goods and staples. The workers are very kind and the prices are reasonable. Definitely a gem in the heart of Fountain Valley.

You'd never imagine how much goodness is packed within this market. They have a meat counter,…read morefresh produce, sweets, lots of bread options as well as spices. There are even displays of household items out front. I came in search in sumac and zata'ar and wasn't disappointed. Folks working at the market were friendly and the ambiance was welcoming. Free parking right out front. Wonderful neighborhood market!

Walked in here expecting a bakery but it's ... an import store? Literally. They sell a couple of…read moregrocery items like canned goods and wine, and it was honestly quite confusing. Regardless, I don't know where the cashier got the egg tarts or if they bake them in-house, but they are phenomenal. Cashier walked into the back room and came back with these warmed delicacies. I scarfed down two in my car and debated on turning back for more. They're on the sweeter side, but they are elite. Pricey, but worth the "treat yourself" moment.

Portugal Imports is a small market in Fountain Valley, that's full of Portuguese items. You can…read morefind Olive Oils, cured Ibercan pork, chorizo, Portuguese sausage, sardines. What brought us in were their egg tarts. I've never been to Portugal, but I was happy to come in to have some savory croquettes and their egg tarts. Their portuguese egg tarts have the custardy flavor balanced by nice sweetness. We had a ham and cheese croquette and chicken croquette. The savory treats were breaded in bread crumbs and the ham and cheese tasted like it was filled with a cheesy bearnaise, while the chicken tasted like a crispy, chicken pot pie. This is a small store and it's a great place to find items for an authentic Portuguese meal. I would come again for these egg tarts, which has sweetness that's completely different than the Taiwanese variety I grew up with in the San Gabriel valley.