4/29/2026: This year, I purchased too many items from KP International Market which were on SALE,…read morei.e., SALE ITEMS were pre-programmed, JAVA embedded--"Write Once, Run Anywhere" into my DNA & RNA Coded, entire being~lol! Gotta buy the needful items such as purchasing two 12.5 -liter Kimchee containers which I use storing organic Basmati rice and organic, Soona Masoori rice, an extra-large, stainless steel, three-foot wide diameter, Kimchee mixing bowl, an extra-large mesh strainer, a medium size mesh strainer, and more importantly, I gotta have them ALL despite, breaking the existentially meager, proverbial, piggy bank . . . Haplessly, absolutely geeking out purchasing twelve Seafood Noodle Soup Bowls for $1.49 each rather than paying almost $4.00 each then, perusing the entire store: Purchasing one Halal, whole chicken, a myriad of fresh seafood on sale, exotic fruits on sale, Soju, Makgeolli, i.e., just naming a "few items" I bought. Despondently admitting, that's the stark reality replenishing my depleted pantry, freezer, and refrigerator for 2026 . . . Ho-hum.

Onions always seem to be the cheapest here but they are always older and starting to go bad. There…read moreare typically good deals on overstocked Korean frozen foods. Since KP International originated as a Korean market there is a huge selection of Korean food and has the most extensive inventory of Korean products. There are multiple security guards throughout the store as a crime deterrent and can call the police if needed. Even the cashiers are overly vigilant. On one occasion I was pushing my cart by the register to look at items arraigned across from the register and I was yelled at that I needed to pay. I explained I was going to the items for sale and the cashier told me I needed to leave my cart next to the register. I left my cart next to the register and she stood next to it and proceeded to stare me down as I went to look at the display with the items. The Tofu Soup from the food court area was average. There was barely any seafood but it tasted good. There was a large amount of kimchi served on the side with a side of rice. The cost was high considering the lack of ingredients in the soup. Ordering on the kiosk was fast and easy. Service was good as the workers were friendly and helpful.

It's nice to have a large market in the Rancho area that is bigger than the little cramped stores,…read moreyet smaller than the enormous one that's popular and impossible to dash into for just a few items. Rancho has been needing someplace like that for a long time. This iteration of the SF Market chain is in a spiffy new shopping center. It's a nice change to have an attractive new market to go to. The parking lot outside is nice, and is well lit in the evenings. I've noticed that the employees at this store seem friendlier and more inclined to be helpful to customers.

I I occasionally venture out to Rancho Cordova to shop at this SF supermarket. SF supermarket is an…read moreAsian based grocery store. It still has the brand new look and feel for having opened in November 2024. There are things that I absolutely appreciate about this supermarket. The good things: +Clean, modern interior. +The selection of groceries includes some Korean and Indian staples. +They also have a ton load of a variety of rice and produce. +They have an aisle full of plates, bowls, and cooking implements with competitive prices. +The cashiers now assist folks to bag the groceries; this helps the lines move quicker and eliminates that awkward stand and stare action. +The fishmonger does free cleaning and fish frying. Yay... less work for me. +The supermarket is within a shopping plaza with food options (boba tea shop, fast food, sit down restaurants), jewelry shop, Korean beauty product shop, hair salon, and more. Other things ... - Some fish on ice have cloudy discolored eyes. Since the fish is behind the glass, you can ask the staff to show you the other fish in the pile. You are looking for clear eyes. So for folks that like to actually feel or pickup the fish (like myself), you have to verbally communicate with the fishmonger to select the one you want. The staff all speak English. [The person who helped me voluntarily showed me the other fish, he was a man of few words and expressionless. He was helpful, polite, and courteous. Not mean but having a stoically cool demeanor. Please don't take his lack of Susie Sunshineness as a personal attack]. - Majority of the produce are sold pre bagged/shrink wrapped packaged by the grocer. No breaking up the bags into a smaller quantity. Plus I tend to have to cook the produce within a few days before they turn south on me. -There is no hot food or hot meat/poultry counter which is usually customary in Asian supermarkets.

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience at Four Season Market in Sacramento, CA was upsetting…read moreand honestly concerning as a parent. I purchased clearance food items that I later realized -- without even opening them -- were clearly not fresh and not safe to eat. This is especially serious to me because I have children, and I rely on stores to sell food that is safe for families. What makes this worse is that I was told in the store that these products were "safe" and that employees buy them themselves. When I returned to request a refund, one associate initially said it would be accepted. However, the same employee who originally reassured me suddenly refused, became visibly upset, and told me "it's the law" that they cannot take the items back. That statement is misleading -- stores cannot avoid responsibility for selling food that is not safe for consumption. On top of that, during the same visit I was overcharged for other items compared to the posted prices, which added to my frustration and concern about how this business operates. This was not just poor customer service -- it raises serious concerns about food safety and consumer rights. I strongly recommend that others carefully inspect any items before purchasing here and double-check prices at checkout.

While living 7 miles away, I called (916) 332-8572 with a specific question: "Do you have Creme…read moreBrule ice cream? It's a brick with 2 waffles; white wrap with orange letters, $1.99, pretty please? I would like to buy a lot, for my co-workers." It could NOT be clearer, is it? Their young cashier-girl assured me: " Yes, we do! We have truck deliveries twice per week, Monday and Thursday". Guess what...I completely wasted that 14-mile-drive: they had only 1(one) ice cream. Can't she count till 1(one)?

Yesterday I saw this market and dashed in for a quart of milk. The first thing I see is the meat…read morecounter with its gorgeous array of fresh fish and meat, all neatly covered with a clear wrap. What other butcher counter does that? Hello to the fresh sturgeon steaks that called my name. My favorite fish is very hard to find and super expensive. These steaks per pound seemed way cheaper than any other meat or fish since this economy jumped into the handbasket. The sturgeon was delicious grilled and seasoned with a little duck fat oil amd lemon. I also got some enormous thick loin lamb chops and some veal stew to make my mother's fabulous veal saute (on the stove as we speak) recipe. They had real almond macaroons and an amazing assortment of Ukrainian, Russian, and Armenian delicacies and staples. Staff was friendly and answered my nosy questions; check out was easy and uncrowded. Worth a trip.

They have Russian security guy that will kick you out before closing…read more Stupid prices and no service

Good and Honest, very clean store best product, I love shish Kofta kobab delicious Afghani foodread more

It's amazing store Have all Halal food…read more I'm very happy with everything products and stuff Recommend for everyone

This is a Burmese Myanmar shop, full stop. They do have a little bit of other Asian things here,…read morebut those aren't anywhere near enough for much. And as you browse down the aisles, you'll see things you've never seen before. Hell, a lot of the products are in Burmese only, with maybe an English sticker on the back. That's how authentic and unique we are talking here. Fermented laphet, both whole and grounded, for tea leaf salad. Cans of pickled vegetables you've never seen before. Condiments. Fried garlic crunch. Instant noodles. More pickles and shrimp cake in the fridge. These are not things you'll find in the nearby major Asian supermarket. And if you find yourself with too much fermented tea leaf at once, well, I have sesame dressing at home, and my go to is noodles dressed with the sesame dressing for a good base flavor, with the laphet added for a twang in the flavor, and cilantro added for freshness. Because they sell laphet by the bag on the shelf, and that's a lot, but they also sell them in packet bundles on the stand near the door, and the packets are super powerful, at least when you're cooking for just a bachelor.

Very nice clean shop! They have everything you need and some good traditional foods and yummy ice…read morecream section! Love the variety of snacks to try .

I went here today, mind you I'm a 70 yr disabled senior. No…read morepockets, walked in with my food stamps card in my hand I walked down the aisle to pickup hot sweet chili sauce for my lumbia. This fkn man who works there literally stop right next to me as I picked up the bottle Next I went to the chip aisle to get shrimp chips. Again I bin mutha fk following me with my chips and sauce in my hand. Jesus to the Christ I mentioned it to the cashier and he ask me who? That guy ! Standing next to me at the front cashier. So I ask where's the lumbia wrappers. Cashier say in the back freezer Guess!!!! That mutha followed me to the godamb freezer ! I got my items and said LOUF and clear I WILL NEVER COME BACK TO THIS STORE EVER NEVER Again!!!!!Im not finished when I finished paying for my items this prick sitting right there to the left watching me ad I walked out the store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a small, jam packed mom and pop store. Lots of Asian, Carribean, Pacific Islander products…read morethat can be hard to find at chain grocery stores. The staff is helpful and pleasant!

I haven't gone back here in a few years and I believe they made a lot of improvements to the store…read more It is well-organized and clean. They even have a small cafeteria-style restaurant selling various hot and ready filipino food and desserts. Yum! My sister and I went here because she likes the sago't gulaman drink from the boba place inside the grocery store. She treated me to halo-halo and it was delicious! A perfect cold treat on a warm day. They are generous with the beans and toppings and the price is reasonable for the amount and quality. For both drinks, I believe she paid around $15 and we place our order using the convenient kiosk. I also found black sesame rice roll snacks there so I was happy about that too. They have a specific area for lining up for the cash registers so just look for the sign. Definitely will be coming back soon!

I love, love this grocers. Well stocked, clean and all the Asian, Japanese and Filipino flavours,…read moreingredients I was looking for. You can even get halo-halo, Yum! Fresh foods looked good, fish looked cleaned and clear eyed, all in all really nice local place. My friends stocked up ingredients for pancit while I stocked up on tea section. Parking lot is pretty tight to maneuver and right on a busy main road area.

I've become a regular at Oto's. I love the variety of items they offer from fresh produce to shelf…read morestable items, candy, hot food, and even their poke at the fish counter. I regularly stop in to pick up treats, drinks, produce like mushrooms and okra, and their poke and hot meal options. I also like their home goods sections with so many cool ramen bowls, sauce containers, and utensils. I'm always excited when I stop in when it's slower because I can take my time browsing. Whenever this happens I end up leaving with a lot more items. I appreciate that they carry a wide variety of items including some ingredients and items that are hard to find in the US and even at other Asian grocery stores. I've stopped into many different stores and I feel like Oto's has variety and quality at a great price. They do have their own parking, but be careful because it can be pretty tight and there's usually a good amount of cars coming in and out.

Oto's might be my favorite specialty grocery store in Sacramento.I dont go there often as it's not…read moreon my path home or even close to my work-in fact every time I have to go to Oto's I have to go out of my way to make a special trip-that may be why every visit there feels so great What do I love about Oto's-Let's see I generally never know exactly what I'm going to find when I go there-they are always changing up their stock-I know I can count on some great sauces for my home dishes-I know I can count on some new salty snacks from overseas every time I go there-I know that I will most likely find some new ramen flavor that I never ran into before-I know that I probably will find a Funko Pop that I wasn't expecting every time I go there-these are just a few things I love about Oto's.We won't even bring up their amazing fresh produce or their cold bar foods they offer on a daily basis-My mochi palette would not be nearly what it is today without all the great mochi products I've picked up at Oto's-it really is just a great place to shop and I'm happy every time I know I'm going to go there and every time I'm leaving-it's awesome. But none of those reasons are the real reason I truly love Oto's,let me tell you what I really love.....Late last year I decided I was going to learn how to make my favorite food in the world and that is sushi.I went ham,I got the knives I got the kits,I got the rice maker,I got all the seasonings but what I didn't have was a spot to pick up the highest level of fish that was needed to really make homemade sushi pop and that is where Oto's came in to save the day. Their daily "sushi-grade" tuna and salmon that they sell in the back of the store is so next level-even a novice like myself cannot mess up a homemade sushi meal.They have so much to offer at Oto's,all the different levels of salmon and tuna,depending on your budget but all of it is amazing. I will forever be indebted to Oto's for helping me raise my sushi game at home and making my wife think that I'm just the best sushi maker-when it was always just the high quality fish offered at Oto's that did the work-Thank You Oto's for that. In closing-if you ever find yourself in the Land Park area and want to see what all the hype is about at this incredible spot or maybe you just want to try your hand at some home sushi making,be sure to stop by Oto's Marketplace-it truly is a gem amongst gems. PS....Parking sucks here-no way around that one unless u get lucky or have a handicap placard-don't like the parking.

Mohammed and company have treated my family so well for at least 20 years. we order a full lamb…read moreevery year for orthodox Easter and it never disappoints. We were so happy to see that he expanded his store this year. Great location.

Great store for all kinds of groceries! Store is clean and customer service was 10/10…read moreI am new to the area and appreciate the variety!