After seeing this place on IG about their Miga sandwiches, I finally decided to try…read more My bf and I ordered: Ham and cheese Miga: 5/5 the bread was so fluffy and the butter/ mayo that was used really complimented the flavors. I would def get it again, and its the most popular item. Chicken Empanada: 5/5 Flaky and the filling was a bit sweet Spinach and cheese Empanada: 5/5 creamy and very tasty Combination Sandwich: 4/5 the filling of the sandwich was good but the bread that was provided was a bit hard. I will definitely be back to try their other miga sandwiches since the ham and cheese one was so simple but yet very delicious. Parking is only street parking. They only open for a few hours on Saturday.

Absolutely delicious empanadas! These may be the best empanadas I've ever had. The crusts are…read moreflaky, with rich tasty fillings. The store also features South American sodas and other products from Argentina and her neighbors. This is the perfect place to stop in for a quick lunch or snack. Free street parking.

This market is amazing! They have everything you ever want…read moreand need. From fresh nuts, cheeses, spices, breads, meats, candies, sides, desserts, and much much more!

This grocery store is the best. They offer excellent quality produce and they truly care about…read moretheir customers. They offer the traditional Mediterranean grocery items (including the BEST homemade torshi AKA pickled vegetables). The store is very clean and organized. its always great to find quality goods but it so much better when the employees in the store are courteous, sweet and friendy. Every time I have been there they go above and beyond for their customers, and they truly make an effort to make their customers happy. their prices are reasonable. I highly suggest trying and making this market your go-to shop!

Very nice, friendly service and the store is super clean and well stocked. Excited to go back and…read moreget more great Korean food

Seoul Market is a local Korean market in La Crescenta that I frequent weekly when I don't feel like…read moredriving to the nearest Asian big box supermarket stores like: H-Mart, 99 Ranch, Tokyo Central, or LAX-C. Since it's a Korean market specialty store, obviously they carry all the Korean products and groceries you will need to make a delicious Korean feast. However, Seoul Market carries many great (non-Korean items) Japanese, Chinese; and Southeast Asian, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino products/brands that are impressive for a Korean mom n pop market. Prices are fair and produce is fresh. Great Sake section, cooking supplies, frozen goods, snacks, etc. Meat is not their strong point, but you definitely can find fresh good quality Korean BBQ meat items. I love the fruits here! The store is OCD friendly (clean and organized) and the owner is just a stellar human being. Very nice to his employees and customers. Also, they make the BEST homemade KIMBAP in town! Their ready made in-house Korean cuisine grab and go items are delicious!

This is a great grocery store if you are looking for Armenian or other international products. It's…read morefairly small but somehow has a great selection. I would even say one of the best selections I have seen of Armenian products, even compared to stores that are several times its size. Prices are also completely normal and everyone in the store seemed nice. One of my favorite grocery stores in the area. They do not have produce but there is a separate produce store next door.

Glendale, CA We…read moreenjoy visiting this little market for finding unique items you won't find at your typical grocery store. Most items are specialty items, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern or Eastern European. They carry imported chocolates, nuts a huge section of preserves. They have freshly roasted coffee that smells amazing we've never bought it as of yet. Their bread selection is quite nice with all local bakeries making dark Rye bread and other Middle Eastern style breads. The yogurt selection is varied and lovely, they even carry glass jars of Strauss Bulgarian style yogurt and a wide selection of labneh. Fresh feta in deli section also is great as well as unique Middle Eastern and Eastern European meats. We also purchase imported sparkling water, they have a nice refrigerated cooler near the registers, there are several brands we have come to like. From what I remember, there is no produce here, mostly dry, shelf stable and refrigerated goods.

I have been going to Super King for many years and I have never had bad service or sub par…read moreproduct.I mainly go for the produce, meats and deli cheeses but they have good sales on other products and I will pick up other things on occasion. I live by the produce. I get 80% of mine from here. They have a lot to chose from and the prices are remarkable. There is always a good sale on meat and seafood, and they have some great quality. Gary is always very personable and delivers top notch service. Over in the deli section, not only is the service stellar but they have a very wide variety of product. Cheeses, deli meats, dips, salads.....an excellent selection. This is a great community grocery store and I highly recommend it for your grocery needs, especially if you're on a budget!

Well they have super long lines and no baggers. So the cashier has to bag and it can take so much…read moreextra time. Unless you the customer bags your own stuff. But the elderly can't do that so it's why the lines are so long. Now here is the kicker. At the end of the checking line is a manager ...sometimes 2. A man and a woman. They are observing the long lines...counting something...just observing. It would help if THEY just go to the end of a long line and start bagging! See, that would be cool! You see you guys have not scheduled any baggers and the lines are so long they are down the aisles .. and you are just standing there? Of course they may say, well that's not my job. But that's the mentality that keeps things moving slow. It would be so nice if people just did what it takes to keep things moving. Either hire enough people OR get in there and start bagging! I remember back in the days there was a bagger at the end of each checkout aisle. A bagger and a casher! Those days are gone ...and most stores now see if they can get away with overworking the checker! Next thing you know they install self check outs! Rather than hire people and keep a system of people working they just get rid of people and have 1 person observing (like these managers were doing). What a world we are moving towards. But anyways that's what you see. I wish they would just hire bag boys and go back to the good ol days.

First time visiting this massive warehouse. They have everything from noodles, condiments, and…read moresnacks to kitchenware, produce, meat, and hard-to-find imported items. Got some beef and hot pot meats to freeze and cute dishes. No membership is required though I saw they have memberships for restaurants for more savings. Definitely worth checking out if you love Asian food and discovering new finds.

如This was my second time shopping here since getting a membership, and I've bought quite a lot both…read moretimes. There's a really good variety of products, especially when it comes to meat. People call this the "Chinese Costco," and I can definitely see why! The prices are generally lower than what you'd find elsewhere, although I wouldn't say everything is cheaper. I'd estimate that maybe around 60% of the items are a better deal. Overall, I'm very happy with this store and will definitely keep coming back.

Parking can be difficult. I arrived at about 1:30pm on a Friday. I parked on the street (paid…read moreparking). From the exterior I was thinking that the store was very small and they would not have what I needed to make some Thai Green Curry (my first time). When I entered I realized the store was much larger than I expected; but still most certainly not the size of a large chain store; after all, it is a *market* I had written down what I needed. I was having difficulty and I was talking to a co-worker who came with me and one of the ladies at the store started helping me locate what I needed. The only ingredient they did not have was Thai Eggplant - because I can find some easy substitures. I will be returning to this store; hopefully enough that the workers get to know me. While the store is not huge, they have a *lot* of product. They have items I could get at a chain all the way to true imported products/ingredients. I love going to locally owned small businesses - especially these days with so much online purchasing and mega-stores. Please support them.

Well, We have plenty of Vietnamese markets in Orange County. I was a bit surprised to find one in…read moreHollywood when we were hanging out here one weekend. Its not a very big store, and when is parking never difficult in Hollywood? I found a lot do the produce and meats I find in many other Vietnamese markets. They sell cooked foods too. I love Their cooked foods. Nice market and friendly staff. Id come and visit again.

I needed boba straws in a pinch and even though I live in Lancaster I drove over to Phil mart to…read moregrab some. Luckily they had some in stock. I didn't have much time to shop for anything else but I will be back, the produce looks great

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This is a tiny Korean Market located in La Crescenta. I found this market on Yelp. I almost missed…read moreit because it is located in corner of a shopping plaza. This store has a variety of Korean products. I liked the selection of snacks. I ended up buying a lot of snacks. They have a great selection of Korean and domestic liquor/ beer. I was able to find Terra Beer in this store. I got so excited and grabbed a box lol This store has narrow aisles. It is not like typical markets which there is a lot of room to walk around and browse. Cashier was nice and greeted me while checking my items. They have a minimum of $10 purchase for credit card use. This store has a private shared parking lot.

Stopped here on my way home from work since it's been on my list. The market is a lot smaller than…read moreexpected, size of a mom and pop liquor store. I had to say, it's tiny but mighty! I got a bunch of banchans and some brisket to do Korean BBQ at home. The banchan is way better than Hmart and you can pretty much get everything there you need. The employees were all very nice but the aisles are very narrow and hard to get through and I'm a small person so be warned. I will definitely be going back!

I think I just found my new favorite sandwich in LA. I'd been craving Nickos for awhile and finally…read moremade it over to try their turkey pesto sandwich. This thing was SO good. The smoked turkey was piled high with tomatoes, pesto, banana peppers, provolone cheese and balsamic glaze packed into a perfectly toasted thin bread. Every bite had so much flavor and the ingredients tasted very fresh. The portions are also fantastic for the price. For $16 the sandwich came with two huge halves that were easily enough to share or save one for later. Already thinking about I'm ordering next time. Nickos, you've officially ruined mediocre sandwiches for me. 10/10!

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, it was a disappointment. We tried three…read moresandwiches: the Plain Breakfast Sandwich, Turkey Pesto, and Pastrami. The breakfast sandwich was by far the worst of the three. It looked amazing, but the taste was a completely different story. The eggs weren't salted, let alone seasoned, and the entire sandwich was incredibly bland. It genuinely tasted like cardboard, which was especially disappointing given how appetizing it looked. The pastrami sandwich was a 5/10 at best. I wasn't a fan of the texture of the pastrami, and the meat itself lacked any particularly memorable flavor. The turkey pesto was easily the best of the three. The bread was good, the ingredients worked well together, and the sandwich was nicely assembled. It was the only one I actually enjoyed. Overall, the sandwiches looked much better than they tasted. With so many good sandwich spots around, I wouldn't return.