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    Duo Duo Snacks

    4.6 (61 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Jennifer S. M.

    I've only been to Duo Duo Snacks in Rowland Heights. This one is more spacious - they have a bakery, gachapon and claw machines on top of the goods and trinkets usually found here. My husband and I stopped by on a Saturday evening. We spent most of our time checking out their displays of blind boxes and their puzzles. It was warm and humid that day. I don't know if the AC wasn't working on that visit because it felt warm inside too, except in the refrigerated section. Overall, it's another great spot to shop at for ice cream, snacks, toys, and baked goods.

    Karen T.

    This place is a true paradise for Asian snack lovers, offering a wide selection of delicious and unique snacks from various countries across Asia. Despite the name, this store has way more than just snacks. I was also surprised by their vast assortment of blind boxes and beauty & skincare products. Because of how big this store is, just walking around inside can be a fun browsing experience. What I like most about this shop is the variety of snacks. There are so many different flavors of chips, candy, cookies, drinks, and more. I know I can find things here that I can't find elsewhere. Not surprisingly, I always end up buying more snacks than I had planned on. Prices are generally reasonable for imported products, and they sometimes offer promotions that make stocking up even more worthwhile, like a 20% off discount if you spend at least $100. There are also usually some special deals for members, and being a member is completely free. Definitely check this place out if you enjoy Asian snacks.

    Selene S.

    Big store, with more items and options than the Rowland Heights location. I got a tea and bag of chips. They also have claw machines, Dusu Bakery, blind boxes, hair and makeup items, and much more! They open late on the weekend.

    Snack shopping
    Miori I.

    Snack Heaven & So Much More! Snacks on snacks on snacks! I love this large Asian snack shop. Seriously, they have every chip, cookie, tea, jelly, ice cream, and instant ramen you could ever crave. But wait, there's even more! They just opened a new bakery on the right side of the store (currently in soft opening), plus there's an awesome selection of figures, toys, skincare, and household items. I grabbed the child cart for fun, but honestly ended up leaving with more than one cart full of goodies. The space is big enough to easily roam the aisles, no awkward sliding past other shoppers needed! We grabbed a little of everything but had to show some restraint... gotta save something for next time. The staff was super helpful and friendly. There are deals for spending over a certain amount and for joining the rewards program. Plus, there's plenty of parking in the plaza lot. Can't wait to go back for more goodies!

    Signature soybean sauce
    Ann T.

    I'm a BIG fan of the Rowland Heights location and I'm glad that more of them are opening up. This one is much bigger and has easier parking in the large plaza than the one in Diamond Plaza which is greatly appreciated. It's much more spacious than the RH location too. Much less claustrophobic and there's more space between the aisles. Some of the shelves aren't fully stocked, but we did come 10 minutes right before closing, so I'd love to come back to have more time to go shopping instead of a super quick speed run. It's also neat that this location has its own standalone bakery inside. Would love to try their breads and pastries one day. Fun stock of uniquely imported Chinese cosmetics, snacks, sodas, teas, and other drinks, ice cream, home goods, and much more. Of course there's lots of plushies and blind box kind of goods too. I got a peach deodorizer and some sanitary pads here. You can sign up for membership and get a discount and signing up is simply with your hone and free. Much bigger fridge section than the RH location too, which is nice and they have a big plushie wall for photo ops too. I welcome these new super affordable Chinese snack shops!

    Wendy G.

    Found many of the best snacks that I enjoyed in China, including Hawthorne rolls, tomato crisps, 小浣熊 dry noodles and much more. Their frozen section has some fun finds, like steak and pizza shaped ice cream. New, clean, open layout with some huge discounts like the case of iced tea reg price $16, only $3.20 for members. There's also a cosmetics section, which I didn't check out. Recommend for folks looking to find lots of Chinese snacks in one central location.

    Bakery treats.
    Kristen V.

    So fun! I tried the bakery and their butter cake mochi treat and egg tarts were divine. I didn't care so much for the mochi sticks. As far as the store goes, Asian treats everywhere! Anywhere from frozen to cookies, drinks, ramen aisle! I read that there's also cool blind boxes. I also saw that they have a claw machine aisle to have fun I didn't explore so much because I felt so overwhelmed with all the treats. I think it's a good option if you love Asian snacks. Spend all your money!

    Amy L.

    This place is hugee. They have so many different snacks im not sure how to choose what i want. They also have crane game, a bakery, blind boxes and more. They have the ice cream thats shaped as fruits, sandwiches, pizza and chicken. Variety of chip flavors that you probably wont see elsewhere. They have membership pricing as well, although im not sure how it works since i didnt ask or buy anything since i wasnt feeling well.

    Angela L.

    Walking into the store felt like being a kid in a candy store! It was a-little overwhelming at first, because there was so much to explore. Beyond the huge selection of Asian snacks, they also carry skincare, beauty products, refrigerated and frozen items. I was pleasantly surprised by their tea selection, especially a variety from Heytea. The bakery at the entrance is worth a stop too, with Asian favorites like pork floss cakes and egg tarts. The pork floss cake was good, while the egg tarts did not compare to Naisnow. The store itself if clean, spacious and organized. Lots of parking. Definitely a place to explore if you're not in a rush, to discover new snacks, drinks and Asian specialty items.

    Very cute NaiLoong plush toy!
    Emmi C.

    This store recently opened in Temple City, and I'm so excited to finally have a location in the San Gabriel Valley! I used to drive all the way to the Rowland Heights store, so having one closer to home is a huge plus. The store is spacious, clean, and carries over 5,000 different items. They have an incredible selection of snacks, drinks, toys, and everyday essentials, making it easy to find everything I need in one trip. I also discovered so many unique snacks that I had never seen or tried before, which made shopping even more fun. Don't miss the bakery at the entrance. The pastries are fresh and delicious! This is definitely a great place to shop with the whole family, and I can't wait to come back with my kids. If you love discovering new snacks and treats, you'll absolutely love this store!

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    Jenny C.

    Be sure to check out their newly opened Temple City location! It's much bigger and has so much more to explore, including cosmetics, skincare, fresh bakery items, ready-to-eat snacks, desserts, household essentials, claw machines, and so much more. Come with a little extra time because there's a good chance you'll end up browsing every aisle. Trust me--you'll probably walk out with at least one thing in your hand... or maybe a whole shopping bag!

    Travis P.

    First time I've ever heard of or been to Duo Duo, and it's definitely a fun little spot to grab some good Asian goodies. They had a nice selection of different Oreos and a ton of snacks you'd normally see in Asia. It's so cool to be able to find all these non-American snacks in a grocery store here in the U.S.

    Orion. Not Oreo.
    David W.

    This location has a soft opening. I went in there to take a look, and this location is much bigger than the RH location. Since it is in a soft opening, there are many empty shelves. Parking is easy to find, and I may visit again once the store is fully stocked.

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    This new snack place has so many new options and very spacious. We spent like $120 as they have 20% off when you hit $100.

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    Cute shop with a lot of Asian snacks. My kids had fun shopping in there and seeing all the snacks and toys.

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    Good store, connivence store , good service . Close to house , price affordable. Carry variety items . Bakery is good

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