This has been my favorite "go to" for fresh vegetables for years. I love the fresh peeled garlic…read moreand the price of fresh ginger is incredibly reasonable (compared to the regular grocery stores) They also have a great selection of Asian condiments, plenty of frozen seafood (mainly crustaceans), fresh butcher-style meats (beef and pork) I prefer not to buy chicken or fish from the fresh butcher though as I've had bad experiences for both. The only negative is the employees are not friendly. When you ask an employee if they have a certain item, COMPLETE WITH PHOTO IN HAND, I've had them look the other way as if they don't speak English or they say "NO" without even looking at your photo. Fortunately, this is not always the case, but I've had that more than once. Some are helpful, but none are very friendly or overly accommodating. They also have the "fish fry" area if you'd into that. I've done it a few times when I can find fresh fish that meets my liking and it does turn out delicious and, of course, beats cooking it yourself. Overall, I'm fine here and the prices are "good"....

Stopped by Shun Fat to pick up some groceries while getting ingredients ready for dinner, and…read moreoverall found some pretty solid deals. For meat, I grabbed ground beef, pork neck (currently on sale for $1.99/lb), and chicken breast. Prices were definitely reasonable. For produce, quite a few items were cheaper than H Mart, including enoki mushrooms, Japanese yam, daikon, shiitake mushrooms, tofu, and carrots. That said, the Japanese yam didn't look very fresh this time, so I ended up skipping it and buying it at H Mart instead, even though it was a bit more expensive. Some items were priced about the same as H Mart, like napa cabbage ($0.99/lb), onions ($0.39/lb), and bean sprouts ($0.99 per pack). One change I noticed is that cucumbers are now pre-packaged instead of being sold loose, so you can't pick them individually anymore. They're also slightly more expensive than H Mart now. They also had a great deal on Driscoll's strawberries, $0.99 for a 1 lb box, which is definitely worth picking up. Overall, still a great spot for affordable grocery shopping, especially if you're cooking at home and want to save a bit here and there. （visited on 3/31/2026)

First time stopping by because I was craving chicken balut (ga lon), but they had already sold out,…read moreso I ended up getting duck balut instead. They were $2 each, which seemed reasonable. They also carry a variety of other eggs and pretty much everything chicken-related. Most of the staff spoke Vietnamese, but they were friendly. If you don't know how to pronounce something, just show them a picture or Google Translate and they'll know what you mean. I'll definitely be back next time for the whole chicken.

Give two stars for the old dude cashier, very rude, not polite at all , just yelling at me that I…read moream on the phone and not press the pin for credit card, but the pin pad not show anything how can i press , so stupid. If you not happy with your job then stay home .

Poor customer service, be careful when ordering from here. Apparently they never make mistakes, so…read moreif there is ever anything wrong with your order just know it will be your mistake because they can do no wrong.

First, know that this is really set-up for sales to businesses, not consumers. It's geared toward…read moremarkets and trade sales, not so much the home consumer. That said... This guy was super cool! I went in for some Quick Cure from Morton's. They have a lot of other stuff here, and their catalog is online or can be viewed in their store. Check out their selection of cutting board "scraps" for sale dirt cheap. They mainly sell seasonings and supplies to the trade, but it's available to anyone who comes in. They have a ton of sausage seasoning items. There is a pricing minimum for credit card sales and they take cash for small transactions. I recommend using their catalog before heading into the shop. Their website is www.southbayabrams.com/ and it shows everything they have.

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

We ordered online the night before our pickup day (Mothers day). We ordered some siu mai, har gow,…read moreChinese broccoli, half order Peking duck, shrimp rice roll, honey walnut shrimp, just to name a few. My whole family was very impressed with the quality in the food! It was super delicious! It was an easy pickup experience, right when we pulled up to the location at our allotted time, the food was ready for pickup. Very nice & helpful worker and very excited to try more of this food in the near future

When I was a little boy, my dad would take me and my sister to the Furiwa restaurant in Garden…read moreGrove on Brookhurst almost every weekend for dim sum. We went so often that the dim sum aunties already knew what we wanted. Instead of taking our order, they would ask about our family while they placed our usuals on the table. My absolute favorite thing to get was the turnip cake with egg. My dad would always order it, and as a picky 5 year old, I didn't want to eat it. Turnips? Yuck! But he would always order it, and every time, the dim sum aunties would bring out a hot steaming plate for him. It would always smell so good, and the hot steam looked so enticing. Eventually, curiosity got the better of me, and I had a nibble. And another. And another. And soon, I was eating half the plate! You could imagine how sad I was to hear that Furiwa closed. But while scrolling on food delivery apps, I discovered that Furiwa had rebranded as a catering and takeout business. I didn't care how much the prices were. No dim sum restaurant in Orange County, dare I say even the greater LA area, especially any rhyming with schmea-schmood-schmove schmumber-schmwo, ever compared to Furiwa for me. No kung pao chicken or turnip cake has ever tasted the same.The turnip cake is soft and perfectly gooey, with the occasional light crunch of a turnip. The crust is slightly crispy and topped with a warm egg, sprinkled with scallions. Taking that first bite again was years in the making. Despite being delivered, the food is still fresh and delicious. The shumai is perfect. The rice rolls are soft with the most satisfying texture. Of course, nothing beats eating it fresh in a restaurant, but I'm glad I found a new outlet to enjoy Furiwa's recipes. I hope that they will re-open their restaurant again. But until then, I will continue to order takeout from Furiwa To-Go.

Nice people working, but the chocolate was not all good. Tastes like Hersey chocolate.read more

Beware!! I stopped by 20 mins before closing. I wasn't going to buy anything at first but then was…read moreinterested in the milk chocolate toffee they had on displays. I then saw a bug crawling next to the chocolate and left...read the other review where a customer found a roach in her apple and the manager didn't help her...

I stopped by Whole Foods Market in Huntington Beach and had a really good experience. The store was…read morevery clean, organized, and had a nice atmosphere. The employees were friendly, helpful, and provided great customer service. One thing I really like is the variety of food choices. They have a good selection of both hot and cold prepared foods, so there are plenty of options whether you're looking for a full meal or just something quick to grab. And of course, you can't forget the desserts! They had a nice selection to choose from as well. Overall, a clean store, great people, good customer service, and plenty of food options. Definitely a good place to stop when you're looking for something quick and have no idea what you want to eat!

Went to kohl's to do an Amazon return because going to Whole Foods for that is a monumental waste…read moreof time. Only reason I went to whole pay check today was for the purpose of getting organic date syrup as a better nutrient rich, sugar alternative to my coffee and ended up picking up organic blood orange Italian soda on sale--without noticing there's 42 grams of sugar in every 12 ounce serving, more than a can of trusty coke. Oof! My bad, but it was pretty tasty nonetheless. I don't often go here but they have stuff normal stores don't. Call me crazy but I think for the price point and items they have in rotation here you'd expect things to be less--ghetto in some aspects. Let a lady behind me go ahead of me because she only had one item, so I made room at the front of the conveyor belt for her to put down her hot item. Meanwhile girl (Gina?) at the check out wasn't paying attention and pushes the button to move the conveyor belt forward, so I had to move my stuff back to make room. As the lady is putting her stuff down, the cashier pushes the button again for my stuff to run into hers. I said, "hold up, I'm letting the lady in front of me go first." The cashier says nothing. Then I realize the older lady I just let go in front of me didn't either. Are people in HB just devoid of manners? Y'all be acting like you were raised by wolves. Man. Just talking about this is ruining my peace. This is why I shop at grocery outlet and Costco, lol - SMH.

Picked out all our favorites in a custom box. The one pound box ended up being 1.25 pounds and it…read morewas packed with delicious chocolatey goodness. Current pricing is $35.50/pound so ours came out to $44.38. My favorites are Rum nougat, Peanut nougat, Almond nougat (all the nougats) and Mayfair. My husband loves Milk and Dark California Brittle, Cashew Brittle (all the brittles) and Scotchmallow. They were featuring a special Dark Coffee Scotchmallow for May so got a couple of those too. See's Candies also make a great gift so I recently got the 2 pound box ($63) for my brother's family. One thing that's not widely advertised is when the staff offers you a free chocolate, you can actually ask for a specific chocolate instead and they'll give it to you. So Rum Nougat for me!

Wow!! I never knew this See's Candies location existed! Like seriously - been visiting this plaza…read moreway back when - back when there was a Staples where the Whole Foods is now, and used to be a regular at the Barnes & Noble next door. Only noticed this spot because I was picking up my Amazon package at the Whole Foods next door. The only other See's in the area I frequent is the one at South Coast Plaza - so definitely happy to discover this one that is much closer than me. One of the gals told me they've been here for almost 20 years! First day of October, and they have all their wonderful Halloween treats up! I had to snap some photos of course - normally I wouldn't, since most people know what inside of a See's looks like - but I really like how organized and clean this store has their display. I was greeted right away by the super friendly clerk. I didn't catch her name - I don't think she's the one that's on my receipt though since the cashier was a different gal (Ashlee P according to my receipt) - but both clerks were friendly! I turned down their sample since it looked like it had nuts in it - not allergic or anything - I just prefer my chocolate to be smooth. Zero'd in on a small custom box of Milk Chocolate Butterscotch Squares. These really hit the spot for me. Probably my all-time favorite candy to get at See's. Total for about ten pieces was a little over $15 - comes in a nice little box that they seal on-site. It's really not that much when you consider the quality, the freshness - you can taste the freshness in each bite. You can get a custom blend of your favorite flavor(s) - and See's was started in California. Awesome customer service, great parking (the lot never really gets full), super cool Halloween-themed gifts - will definitely visit more often now that I know they are here!

Robin is so knowledgeable, warm, and friendly. This is a great space with an amazing array of…read morequality products. I am so glad that there is a resource like this in my own community! They offer classes and food products in addition to metaphysical supplies, jewelry, and skincare. I will definitely go back again.

this place definitely SOLD my information like email and phone number to other people…read more This is located inside the OLD VILLAGE in Huntington Beach. Ever since i signed up to the page, i received lots of scammer calls, random emails, and random text messages. the owner promised me that i will receive information about his aromatherapy classes and so on. It's been almost 3 weeks and I never got a single email and his classes. I checked my email history and there's no "the living temple" in any of my emails. Usually, there's a "welcome email" when you sign up to something right? I didn't get any. No class and lectures. Nothing. he definitely sold my information. i know this 10000% because I haven't signed up for anything in the past few days before I came in and the few days after I came in. I never received scammer calls, texts, or emails until after I visited this place. I really liked this place too. I love the aromatherapy and smell here but I am going to avoid this place from now on. Beautiful products but HORRIBLE ethics and morals.