Produce world is now part of the meat market that was next door. Different layout and new owners…read morebut good service. Still fresh produce and now selling meat. They also do money transfers, have a Lotto machine and are phasing out the international foods focusing more on Hispanic and Latin food products. Check them out for your grocery needs.

Nope! I rarely do review updates anymore, but after stopping in here today, I had to. I do not want…read moreanybody to see my old review and think this place is awesome. I shopped at Produce World for probably 5 years and loved it. Produce was so fresh that one time I even brought home a live yellow jacket nestled in my romaine lettuce! They had the most amazing selection of fruits/veggies, some rare to find. The store was always bright and clean. They had a machine near the back where they made fresh juice, OJ was like $7 for a fresh 1/2 gallon and it was delish! They changed hands sometime before pandemic and I stopped in once after then, was not so impressed. They were starting to sell meat and other items. The selection didn't seem as good as it once was. Then full on lock down happened and I never went back. Today I went to Polka Deli across the street to get some pierogies and kielbasa and thought, "let's stop in and see if things are good again." THEY WERE NOT. I really thought I had walked onto the set of some scary horror movie! Was the Michael Myers Halloween theme song actually playing, or was it all in my head?? It was dark and dingy and super sketchy looking. The first row used to be loads of beautiful, healthy mushrooms. All kinds! Varieties I never saw anywhere else! Today it was a bunch of rotting, bruised apples. I made my way to the main aisle and could visibly see wilted lettuce, cabbages, and browning brussels sprouts from 6 feet away. I turned towards the potatoes, as I needed some russets. They were so small, like the size of kiwis. No way was I making baked potatoes with those! I did grab some green onions, they looked really healthy and nice. Gone are all the rare veggies and fruits they used to have. Now it's just a swap meet of citrus fruits that are going bad. I did want some cucumbers for juicing, 2 for $1. They were HUGE. I was happy. But then I looked closer and most of them were super soft and squishy and had massive dimples in them. I found 2 that looked OK and I headed to the register. This place used to have like 4 low rows of random pantry items. They have now added a bunch more rows so it's a cluster-F of high, tight, shelves filled with who knows what. I didn't explore. I wanted to get out before the serial killer that must be lurking in there got me! While I was standing in line, I saw the "Fresh OJ" station (the machine is gone) has been moved to the back left wall. The wall is dirty and gross looking. They have a sign for fresh OJ for $15.99!! No thank you! They now charge $0.50 for any card transaction (debit included) less than $10, so I paid it and went on with my day. Happy to get out unscathed. How this place is still in business is beyond me!!

Everything looked clean. The tomatoes we bought were amazing. The employee was very helpful and…read morenice. It was my first time there today and I will definitely be returning for other veggies. I forgot to ask if they were pesticide free but I'll ask on my next visit.

I usually only buy the 3 baskets but decided to pick up a half tray of strawberries last week…read morebecause they smelled so good. I immediately soaked a few strawberries when I got home and noticed that more than half of the strawberries were bruised. Some even had holes from bugs/insects eating at them which made me believe that these strawberries were going to be sweet. Most of the strawberries were tart and I probably won't be coming back here next time.

Passed by on the way to a new feed store, while they didn't have green veggies I was hoping to get,…read morethey did have an array of produce like two-fisted avocados and adorable tennis-ball squash. The thing you can't walk away from are the strawberries.. since berries have gone up in price at the store I haven't gotten any, this was place to get them! I didn't want to stop anywhere after baskets of these babies were keeping me company the whole drive home, even though I still needed veggies. Got home, washed some, chill the rest and devoured the first bowl like a mirage in the desert. They tasted of true strawberries. Every bit of the flesh brings tears to my papa's eyes. No cash, only plastic allowed. I envy the people who lives across the street!

This place is cute. They have good produce the strawberries smell amazing. The lady super nice…read moreshe's quick explains quickly gets to the point.

Was at the gym and noticed this little gem right around the corner. Nive variety of moon cakes for…read morethe upcoming moon cake festival. I love the smell of an Asian Market. Just as much as all of the Asian products. Unfortunately, due to my lengthy vacation, I could only pack in as much as I can take out. So I snack... Large variety of Asian vegetables. And a larger selection of sauces and tofu. Service was great.

Very disappointing experience at the Tustin 99 Ranch Market (550 E. 1st St.) on June 6, 2026,…read morearound 9:00 PM. My group of friends and I were purchasing snacks and waiting respectfully in line at Register 14. Our group consisted of one African American individual and three Southeast Asian individuals. When it was our turn to check out, the cashier told us the store was closed and refused to ring up our items. She directed us to customer service instead. When we went to customer service, we were informed that the store was actually still open until 10:00 PM. What made the situation even more upsetting was that after refusing to serve us, the cashier immediately rang up the customer behind us. If the store was truly closed, why were other customers still being checked out? The entire interaction felt targeted, disrespectful, and humiliating. While I cannot know the cashier's intentions, being denied service while another customer was served moments later left my friends and me feeling singled out and unwelcome. Rather than argue, I left all of my items behind and walked out. I have shopped at 99 Ranch for years and never expected to experience something like this. I hope management reviews the surveillance footage and register activity from Register 14 around 9:00 PM on June 6, 2026, and addresses why customers were falsely told the store was closed while others continued to receive service. Until then, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

The best fruit and almonds anywhere! They have tastings at several farmers markets, and the fruit…read moreis incredibly good. I don't even like almonds and I tasted their almonds and they are delicious so we've been buying almonds from them regularly.

How does this fruit farm not have 1,000,000,000 5-star reviews yet?…read more This is the farm to get all your fruity needs met. They sell nuts and cold-pressed juices, too. Not sure how to find them. Go to there website and pick a market. They are usually under a canopy filled with clients and good music. Seriously, I love this company. Great people and incredibly loved food.

Review more for the market side. The shop inside is surprisingly small but they have a great…read morevariety of items including fruit, lots of rice paper snacks, and of course their corner boba bar with the plethora of toppings. The people are pretty chill, i was too shy to ask for recs so maybe next time. I went in to take a look and they had the vietnamese fruit salts that I love. The fruit stand part of it only takes cash and they have exotic fruit and precut fruit packaged with the salt like mangosteen and green mango. I couldn't find a chili one, but i just tried the cheapest one and it was some salted peach sort of sweet. Sooo good with oranges. It can be a little pricier for the snacks than of course what they cost abroad, but its quite hard to find what they import so I was very happy to find something new. Also my first time hearing vietnamese edm LOL. A vibe in there for sure

I guess the overarching business is Unu Unu and they have subdivisions of the business in the same…read moreplaza. One is the Unu Cafe that does their popular drinks located in the back of the larger Unu Unu and in the same plaza is an Unu but for fruit drinks, I believe. The main "shop" is a market that imports in snacks, fruits, preserved, jarred, canned goods, and more from Vietnam. Lots of things that I have never seen before even in Vietnamese markets. On a day where I wasn't at Disney all day, I think I'll peruse their selection more since I saw some interesting chips that I'd love to try. There's a refrigerated section near the wall next to the line for the Unu Cafe drink section. Was pretty busy because of the cafe, but people were also shopping the market section too.

They have the biggest, sweetest and juiciest strawberriesmu will ever have. Well worth the money.read more

I've heard so much about Cococane, and I'm surprised it took me this long to finally try it…read more We stopped by around 7:15 pm, about 45 minutes before closing, and it was still pretty busy. There were a few people in line and several others waiting for drinks, but our Original Cococane came out pretty quickly. There was also plenty of parking available in the lot when we visited. The drink itself completely lived up to the hype. I already love Vietnamese sugarcane juice, and Cococane does a great job of highlighting that fresh sugarcane flavor without making it overly sweet. The coconut blends in really well too and makes the whole drink feel even more refreshing. I can definitely see myself coming back, especially on a hot day. One small thing to know before visiting is that credit card purchases under $10 have an additional fee, so bringing cash may be easier if you're only ordering one drink.

Last time I was in Cali, I stopped by 3 days in a row. I finally am back in the area and had to…read morestop by. I didn't realize that you could now order online or by phone which I would highly recommend!! There was a $10 minimum to pay with credit/debit. I ordered the sugar cane drink with penny wort in size large and it was $8. The size is really big and worth the money! It was pretty busy in there with a lot of people waiting and not a lot of space to stand/sit. It also was kind of hot in there because the door was propped open. Edit 9/10/26: stopped by again the next day! I ordered online this time to cut down on the wait time and it was perfect. My drink was ready to go when I arrived. This time I ordered the pure sugarcane drink with kumquat in a size large. The online ordering just said "kumquat optional" but didn't have an option to click if you wanted kumquat so I put it in the special notes section. I'll be counting down the days until I'm in town again!

A rare gem of kindness and community spirit!…read more I stopped by Smith Farms this evening hoping to grab some cherry tomatoes, only to realize they had already closed. I figured I'd missed my chance--but to my surprise, they opened the doors just for me. My total came to $6.50, and with their $10 minimum for card purchases and no cash on hand, I was ready to walk away empty-handed. Instead, they handed me the tomatoes and refused to charge me this evening (I will go back tomorrow and pay them). In a world where generosity feels increasingly rare, Smith Farms reminded me what true neighborly kindness looks like. Their produce is always fresh, but it's their heart that makes this place truly special. Thank you for going above and beyond--you've earned a lifelong customer.

I bought a variety of fruit and vegetables. The stand is much smaller than I expected and I wish…read morethey had more to offer but with that said, the quality and taste of everything I bought was excellent! The nectarines were amazing. I also bought a few different type of tomatoes, grapes, peaches, and bananas. Would recommend the gentleman working wasn't overly friendly but he wasn't rude.

Fantastic little place next to my house and conveniently located by several hiking trails, which…read moremakes it an ideal place to stop at after a hike. Food is plentiful and delicious. Huge selection of juices and protein shakes. Must try the spinach protein - amazing! The people that work there are all very nice and helpful. One of my go-to's!

Nothing beats an ice cold smoothie after a long hot walk! On my way home I made a quick stop at…read more Aroma Sabor Café located at a gas station. It's the perfect pitstop, you can grab a refreshing drink and food, fill up your gas tank or even get a car wash while you're there. I ordered the tropical smoothie with banana strawberry mango pineapple, coconut milk, and agave, just what I needed to cool down and recharge. It was fresh, fruity and refreshing after spending time in the sun. Service was fast and was back on the road in no time, This is a convenient place to cool off, refuel yourself with drinks, food, and take care of your car, all in one stop. I'll be keeping this in mind whenever I'm nearby.