This is a great Ralphs. My daughter bought me the most lovely flowers that are still fresh and…read morehappy. They are just beautiful. The place is ever so clean and very well stocks. They have a great selection of more out of the Country foods. We love their produce section. They have a good selection of organic as well as other produce. They also have a great frig section where I can get my garlic mashed potatoes ready to heat up. The bakery is not the best but fine. The deli is very good with a fine selection. The service is great. If there is an issue with an item they will take it back (need your receipt). They keep the carts out of the parking lot and easy to get to. The staff knows where everything is. They also have a great canned section and some cute dog toys.

This is a grocery store I frequently shop at when I'm in the area. It has a large parking lot,…read moreextensive produce section, spacious aisles, a small but adequate meat and seafood counter. There is a deli area with great fried chicken. Service is sometimes hard to get since they are often very busy. Ambiance is stress free, area clean and well stocked. One of the better Ralph's in the South Bay of Los Angeles.

I love me a spacious, well-stocked Mitsuwa at lunchtime…read more Their fresh food options - especially their sushi and sashimi - are always a delight. Personally, I prefer the options at Marukai, but I appreciate that Mitsuwa is larger with more variety. There's a microwave somewhere on premises if you happen to buy something that needs to be warmed up, too. Besides the fresh food and hot entrees, you can always count on this Mitsuwa to have an assortment of Asian beverages and snacks. I don't recommend coming too hungry, because you will easily leave with multiple bags of goodies to indulge in later. The cashiers are efficient and the stockers keep the shelves plentiful - what more can you ask for? Parking is a breeze. There's free parking in the lot, though it can get busy during peak hours.

In Northern California we only have one Mitsuwa in San Jose, and its food court is nowhere near as…read moregood as the one in Torrance. Like any Mitsuwa Market, they offer a great selection of Japanese specialty goods, but the food court, and the space to sit and enjoy it, is what really sets this location apart. If I'm staying anywhere near this Mitsuwa, I can easily see myself coming back multiple times to work through the menu, from tendon to beef bowls to ramen.

The good: There was free fruit for kids! My son grabbed a…read morebanana. The store is spacious and well organized. The store is spacious, organized and airy. The parking lot is spacious and easy to navigate. The bad: We didn't get to use one of the cool self-check out carts that allows you to check-out without a cashier. There definitely seems to be fewer items here than an average grocery store. The interesting: It was pretty cold inside. I heard these markets wont be open for much longer and the company will instead just focus on Whole Foods.

Very upset with Amazon for permanently closing this store (and most other Amazon Fresh markets. It…read morewas convenient, clean, friendly staff, an plentiful parking. A worker. Who was crying and said she's being laid off, said she "heard" it was because of poor business. In any case vent it was a nice place to shop. I hear a Whole Foods market might take its place (i.e. likely higher prices - but we'll see.

I've never seen such a huge H-Mart. The H-Marts everywhere else are mostly Korean products but…read morethis H-Mart caters to Asians from every part of Asia. Somewhere in between the Korean Friendship Bell and Korea Town in Los Angeles, but not exactly right next to either. My goal was to go check out Erewhon and all the smoothies and artisanal popcorn that celebrities and food influencers rave about online, but the Torrance H-Mart was an interesting destination in itself. I had to really restrain myself from buying everything that I wanted. I ultimately bought: 1. The Hojicha Tea Black Chocolate from Japan (the brand is Meiji) 2. The Green KitKats (Extra Matcha Tea Chocolate from Japan). 3. The Hanyul Hand Cream (I bought three - Chrysanthemum, Artemisia, and Ja Cho). They smell amazing and keep my hands moisturized. Southern California is so dry compared to Northern California. Ja Cho is Lithospermum Erythrorhizon root extract. 4. The Innisfree Green Tea face mask. 5. The Esfolio Volcanic Ash face mask. It's perfect for dry skin, and creates a healty glow. I asked the lady working there if the Volcanic Ash was from Jeju Island. She had no idea. I bought it anyway because it sounded interesting. 6. The Innisfree Volcanic Clay Mask. I know for a fact that this clay is sourced from Jeju Island, and I've been buying this product for years. Cleans up the sporadic acne flare up fast! It's perfect for combination skin without drying skin too much. They have vegan jerky, Sriracha mayo, and Kimchee Ketchup. I can buy that at any H-Mart, I think, so I didn't buy any of that. I wanted to explore so much more, but so much to do and so little time.

Strictly for the hot food, more specifically the kimchi fried rice! It was just alright. Nothing…read morespecial and wished there was more kimchi. It did the job for lunch but i'm not sure i would get it again. I was able to eat it in their little food area. Parking is shared but there is plenty of it!

I had walked by this small neighborhood market many times and noticed the sign for deli sandwiches,…read moreso today I decided on a hot roast beef for lunch. It's a small, quaint Mediterranean international market with an interesting inventory. The proprietor was very friendly, the shop has a great local vibe. My sandwich was thickly stuffed with tender, sliced roast beef, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo and mustard on a tasty, soft roll. The large sandwich at $8.99 is easily big enough to share. Now that I've found this local gem, it will be a regular lunch stop for me when I'm in Redondo.

Picked up some great items today. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Will continue to swing by for…read moremore items!

This is a nice korean market with a few food vendors inside, one of which i ordered a black bean…read morenoodle and this was my first time trying this and would like to try it at other places since it was good it had grilled onions some pieces of tofu, forgot to take a pic but i give it a 4/5 theres also a paris baguette inside and a few korean skincare product vendors as well. I came for their gimbap and got a few.. One is premium which came out to $10 and the other was just a basic for $9 the premium is better Overall i enjoy this market just wish there was one in lbc

K snacks! The hubby and I were here to pick up some bags of chips for our small groups. This Korean…read moregrocery store has only been at this location for a few years. Great, bright lighting (compared to their Hannam Market World location in Torrance). This location also houses a Paris Baguette, and individual businesses such as K beauty and a few others. Located on Hawthorne Bl in Torrance w/free parking. (Next door at Doubletree is a paid parking lot.) We stopped by after visiting the Diamond of the Samurai mural across the street/next door. The cashier was an older, no nonsense type so not friendly service at the checkout. Store is clean and organized. Our experience was A-OK!

I absolutely love it here. I'd honestly go out of my way to drive an hour from East LA to Gardena…read morejust to visit Tokyo Central. They have pretty much everything you could need when it comes to Japanese groceries and products, and a lot of the items are reasonably priced. There's also a hot food bar, which is a huge plus bc my boyfriend and I like to grab a few things to share whenever we visit :p Shopping here is always a fun experience, and the staff are consistently friendly and helpful, which makes it even better. Highly recommend!

I've been coming to Tokyo Central for years, back when it was still Marukai, and honestly the…read morequality and experience have stayed solid the whole time. No matter the name, this is my go-to spot for Japanese groceries and prepared food. The parking situation is actually pretty easy and flexible since it wraps around the entire building, so you can usually find a spot without too much hassle. Inside, the selection is great. You'll find a wide range of authentic Japanese ingredients, snacks, and ready-to-eat meals that actually taste like what you'd get in Japan. One underrated highlight is the sushi restaurant upstairs. It's legit and a great option if you want a sit-down meal after shopping. Overall, this place has been a staple for me, and it's one of those spots worth supporting. If you're looking for authentic Japanese food and groceries in the South Bay, I definitely recommend checking it out.

We went to this Trader Joe's and loved everything except the parking nightmare. The lot gets full…read moreand you will wait and wait for a spot and some of the drivers are quite rude. The service at this one is just great. They know where everything is and will help you. The lines can get long, but it moves fast. The entire staff is nice. Their selection of products is great. I don't care for their cheap wine, but every thing else is great. I love their frozen section and they have a good vegan section as well. Their produce is good. Their prices are fair. My daughter saw some lovely flowers, so fresh, and bought me some. I love them. They smell great. If you can get there early in the morning the parking is not so bad and after dark it is okay. It is a really nice store.

I have a love/hate relationship with Trader Joes. If you get there before 10 am it is great. After…read morethat you can be trapped in the parking lot by an endless stream of cars. You can't back out of your spot. The drivers in the parking lot can be aggressive, but not where near Costco levels. I really wish they would move to an option to not get a printed receipt. It is just a cost for them to buy the paper. I am sure that is passed to us. The receipt just ends up in the trash. We are paying for trash. I mention the idea to the workers every time I check out and they always remark that they wish it was possible too. It is possible. They just need to do it.

I love Seiwa market! My brother's always asking me to get him something from chic-fil-a, and this…read moreplace is conveniently next door. It's a small Japanese market with a surprising amount of variety, and a number of great deals on snacks and candy. (They also deeply discount stuff near the sell-by date). I come here for the great deals, the variety, the convenient (to me) location, and I think the employees are pretty awesome too. They're always nice and friendly, and one time they even helped me find some new fruit candy to try out when I couldn't make up my mind. As others have pointed out, they've also got a selection of freshly cooked stuff at some hours, and packaged food too (like onigiris and bentos). They look pretty tasty! I'll have to grab onigiri next time. :)

Definitely a Japanese specialty grocery store to visit if you're in the area. Not cheap but…read morequality seems good

I go to Jon's a few times a week to pick up things for dinner. It is walking distance for me. Today…read moreI noticed they took out the electric car charger. I have only used it once or twice, but it was convenient when it was available. It seemed like much of the time, some left their car there to charge for long periods of time without shopping. A new charging station with several superchargers just opened at the other end of the center. I wonder if that was part of the reason this one is now gone.

I go to this store a lot. The store has a smoke shop/deli that is owned by someone else. They make…read morepretty good food, however... The staff is not friendly. Today I went in and tried to get a middle cut tri tip plate. They had a piece of meat that was on the end and have been sitting there for a while. I asked the cleric if he could cut into this other several pieces and give me a center cut and he said no we had to take the end piece. I said I didn't want the in peace and wanted the more juicier piece from the center. Ask for the manager and the manager didn't want to do it either. So we decided to skip lunch altogether at this place. No one might think well that's their policy. But I've got in there several times and there will be several pieces cut and that's what it's designed for. They have display window and they even ask you what chicken would you like. Every time we come in here it really looks like they don't love their job. They are not friendly but the food is okay. I've decided just to stop coming to this store altogether. The deli's friendly where you can get sliced meats but the meat department they always seem to be unfriendly, this smoke shop they definitely don't have customer service in mind. I don't go to a place to get perfect service. But it does seem that this place is starting to slip with how they treat a customer who wants to spend money.