I recently moved to the area and was looking for an Asian market since I love cooking Asian food…read more I'm so glad I found this cute little market! They have a great variety of Korean and other Asian products, exactly what I needed. I asked for help finding a few items and the employees were super friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be coming back.

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!

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!

This location is very busy but convenient. It has a variety of items and the store is clean and…read moreitems are organized neatly.

For those that are not familiar with Super King Market, this is a market that was founded by Peter…read moreand Mary Fermanian, with the first store in Anaheim (which has since remolded and is significantly bigger than the first one). The name "King" is a homage to honor their father, who was known to be the king of fruit. Super King Market is best known for their produce, excellent quality and very affordable prices. The market itself is very international in which you can find Middle Eastern items, Hispanic items and also Asian grocery items as well. I really love Super King and so does my husband. After my husband had discovered the location in Claremont (I actually had shopped there before he did, many years ago), he just has this desire to visit the other locations. We have already visited the one in Glendale, which is my least favorite of the 3 that we have gone to so far. This location is cleaner and does seem to be bigger (but I prefer the set up and layout of the location in Claremont. The parking is way better than the other 2 locations that we have visited). Anyways, we came by this store on a Saturday and it was definitely busy. But not so busy that it felt crowded (but can't say that will be the same for you if you come on a weekend). The first selection I love to visit is their produce section. There is such a vast variety of different, good quality, vegetables and fruits. And what makes this section even better is the fact that the produce is so cheaply priced. A market like this really encourages you to choose healthier choices of fruits and vegetables (and also whole grains. The dried grains, rice + beans section is also very cheap, as compared to the typical American market like Von's, Ralph's, etc). I also love all the different types of breads that you can find on the other side of the store. The prices for whole wheat pita bread is very cheap too (and also the regular pita bread for those who don't appreciate whole grain foods and don't get enough fiber in their diet). Be aware that a lot of their fresh breads have a short shelf life so make sure you finish your bread before they go bad and have mold :( Customer service at the register was just whatever, but I don't come to this market expecting it to be stellar, so that doesn't bother me. The prices are great here, the selection of food items (in many different departments, not just the produce) is excellent and would come back to this location more often if I lived in the area.

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.

The Indian cashier guy is extremely rude. Not just being rude to anybody, but to elderly people…read morewhich is a big no for a line of work he's in, always got earbuds on too, how do you still have a job with this kinda attitude. He should be placed on shelf duty instead of cashier or cleaning duty since the store is dirty too. Read other one-star reviews; it's always about him. Check expiration dates on items too, this store easily loses customers for sure left and right.

Perfect shopping. . I recommending everyone. Very nice place. You should go there. I always…read moreshopping there for Turkish stuff.

Not a very large store, yet very well stocked. Good selection of items. Clerk was helpful.read more

They are thieves .I been I there few times I bought feta cheese the other day almost 18$ when I…read moretook it out of my fridge and took the seal off smelled like a dead animal so I went to the store and try to exchange it the lady there who is the owner claimed she can't do anything cause she just works there (liar)and basically ignored me and called ma. Liar saying I left the cheese outside never even opened it till morning I drove 20 min there to be treated like shit do not shop with these dirty thieves

Lots of good snacks we arrive 10 minutes before closing and they still welcomed us in the store!…read moreI appreciate you guys doing that for us , because we rushed over to get some last-minute ice cream for my daughter!

Great Philippino food and great service for an ok price I would recommend them,just make sure u get…read morethere if u can at noon because that's when they pretty much have all the lunch items ready. They have a slew of items, the service is great and you can shop for some extra items as well. Go try and make up your own mind.

Lotte Market is a great little Korean market that packs in a lot for its size. You'll find…read moreeverything from dry goods and pantry staples to fresh produce, a solid meat section, and a good selection of frozen foods. What I really love is that they carry those harder-to-find Korean items you won't see at a regular grocery store. It's super convenient when you don't want to drive far for specialty ingredients. It is a bit on the pricey side, but for the selection and convenience, it's worth it. Always a reliable stop for Korean essentials.

This Lotte Market is one of the more well-stocked Korean grocery store in the area. The produce…read moresection is fresh, has a great selection of fruits and vegetables, and they have a lot of juices, snacks, household supplies, jellies/candies, and more. They also have readily prepared kimbaps or rice cakes that you can buy at the counter which all taste pretty good. Parking is convenient and workers are nice!

Was in the area and stopped by for a quick lunch. Haven't been in a while but was craving some…read moreFilipino food. They have a small market section where you can grab snacks, sauces, and pantry items, and then a hot food area where they serve ready to eat dishes. I got some pancit, longganisa, and lechon. The pancit was solid, the longganisa was juicy and had that sweet flavor, and the lechon was really good. Moist with super crispy skin. Definitely get the sauce with it, it helps cut through the richness. Also grabbed a turon to finish and it was delicious. Left super full and ready to knock out after. Solid spot if you're in the area and craving Filipino food.

Chaaste Family Market is located at 296 Allen Avenue #3 Pasadena California 91106. It is an…read moreauthentic Filipino family Market. This is a small Market that has a little bit of everything that you're looking for from Southeast Asia. It's like a 7-Eleven, Filipino style. It's fun to look at the various items available here. You will always end up with more than just what you were looking for. I enjoy the cracker nuts, dried mangoes, and specialty dried items. Their selection of items is always changing so I like to look at what's new and on display. I will sometimes ask the front counter what just came in. The Fresh Deli, located up a small incline to the left as you enter the market, is spectacular. The flavor of the food permeates the entrance to the market. They have an incredible selection of fresh made food. It is difficult to make a decision between the different items. I asked for some help from the gentleman behind the counter. I've dealt with Christian, Gabriel and Abraham and all three are knowledgeable and helpful. He was able to explain how some of the food was prepared and the special attention that was given to each individual item. I wanted to limit myself to two items. I decided on the special marinated Beef Caldereta and the Lechon Kawali. On another trip I decided to try the Pork Tochino and the Barbecue Chicken Skewers. I can't tell you how happy I am with the flavors of the food from the deli. Everything was done to perfection. The Chicken skewers were tender and moist with a great barbecue flavor. The Toccino had a nice marinade flavor and was not too sweet. The Lechon was tender and had enough fat to give it a great flavor and texture. I have to admit the Caldereta was my favorite. Great taste, texture, and just the right spices to give it a little kick. The rice and noodles were a perfect accompaniment. All the sauces I was given added to the flavor of all the dishes. At the cash register at the front counter I paid for my items and asked about other items coming in in the near future. I found out that they are not always sure what's going to become available but always looking for something that will make their customers happy. This is truly a family establishment. I found out that everybody there is related. They definitely give exceptional service and quality merchandise, and delicious food. I look forward to coming back and trying many other items both in their market area as well as the Deli.

I've been wanting to check this place out. When they first opened, I heard the crowd & lines were…read moreinsane. I brought family that were visiting from out of state & they were amazed at how big & how much stuff they have. It really is an Asian Costco! I found a bunch of stuff to make congee breakfast: chili bamboo, pickled cucumber, wheat gluten with peanuts. Then gonna bunch of snacks! Sooo much snacks & sauces & drinks! They even have fresh veggies, frozen items & a whole aisle of utensils, cookware, kitchen & dining items!

Imagine going to Costco, but it's just filled with your favorite Asian groceries. That's what Resco…read moreis like and it's AMAZING! You could get a membership if you'd like but non-members are also welcome to shop! I plan on coming back here again this weekend. It's worth the drive from the Central Valley to So Cal! I found some awesome deals while shopping. They had three large Korean pears for $3!!! That's such a steal. I was so happy to find my favorite fruit at a great price. Among my groceries, I treated myself to the viral fruit shaped ice cream. I believe it was $7 for a pack of three. I feel like it's a lot more affordable here than places in my hometown that charge more than half of the price for just one. It was tasty and I can definitely see the hype.

+ Love the buffet line inside Tokyo Central near the back. So many options! $12/lb. I accidentally…read moregrabbed ~$30 worth of food. oh well, leftovers for lunner. . Grab utensils and condiments after checkout. - Crowded parking. Every spot felt like a compact spot. One neighbor parked on the line and you virtually can't park in the adjacent spot. - Only one near exit. Bottleneck. + Conveniently located right by the 5. + Pleasant, somewhat classy ambience.

Food is always good here…read more WHAT SUCKS IS THEY DONT PUT OUT HOT COOKED FOOD OR READY TO EAT SUSHI WHEN THEY OPEN (8am). I was here 8:30am and they blocked off entire area until they are done which realistically 9am. If your coming here for cooked food and sushi don't come til 9am.