My mom wa visiting during the holiday season and she wanted to prepare a homemade seafood paella…read more We tried going to our normal grocery stores to buy fresh seafood and we couldn't find things like mussels, crab, squid, etc. My bf suggested visiting here so we gave it a try. They have a large parking lot, but it's also pretty bus at times. This is a big grocery store with a wide variety of Asian foods. I got some shrimp chips which I like and cannot find at other stores. The seafood section was PERFECT! They had such a wide variety of seafood from fresh in fish tanks, to frozen in the open freezers. I would definitely highly recommend visiting for fresh seafood and Asian foods. The place is pretty crowded and we did look out of place, but I didn't care. People were friendly and even if they had limited English they would try to communicate with us and help us. It is a pretty crowded space so be aware of that. They form one long queue for the checkout and go sorting through the lanes. Overall I have a new go to place for seafood.

Customer service is non-existent here…read more I bought two boxes of soju and came home to put it away and one of the bottle was broken inside. Called them to ask if they could exchange the broken bottle and the lady that answered basically told me theres nothing she could do unless I have proof that it broke there. I always buy boxed soju and never had this happen so I never thought to check inside the box. Mishandled there cuz I drove straight home after buying. She also added that I should have caught it and not bought it. I would never in a million year do a review for the market but I am definitely not returning back to this location. Check everything before you leave the store is a lesson I learned. Looking at the bottom of the box I guess there is a little stain mark lol I should have caught that before buying according to the worker there.

High quality Korean traditional products from South Korea with great price in unique packages are…read moreall in this mall so don't look further. These are items that are not in a typical Korean markets so many Koreans visit this place regularly. The day that we went was in the middle of full moon of the first lunar month so many rice, herbs, nuts were in sale, which was great. The shop is clean and big with walls filled with amazing teas, ginseng, beans, red pepper, seafoods, meats, vitamins, salts, juices, rice cakes, snacks, etc. in the freezers, refrigerators and on shelves. Everything is clearly labeled and visible so it is easy to pick up the items you are buying. The clerk was diligent restocking the items and taking care of us at the same time. It was very helpful when he explained each item that we were curious about. He was very knowledgeable on exactly where in Korea it was from and where and why it is useful.

Friendly and nice service! The store inside is clean. Also, you can find high-quality Korean foods.read more

Amazing kimchi, oyster kimchi was so refreshing and tasted delicious!…read more Great quick service from the owner Little pricey but well worth it for quality! Will be back for sure

I just visited this place after finding it on Yelp because I was craving kimchi and needed to…read morerestock. Instead of going to my usual Korean market, I wanted to try something homemade and I'm so glad I did. All of their kimchi is made fresh just days prior, and they offer a great variety with different vegetables and sizes to choose from. It's a small market, but they also carry other Korean goodies, which is a nice bonus. The kimchi I got was really good! super fresh with a nice tangy flavor, well balanced seasoning, and a satisfying crunch. It wasn't very spicy, but still really flavorful and easy to enjoy. So happy to have found this place. I'll definitely be back!

Of the three Korean supermarkets occupying the northwest, southwest, and southeast corners around…read moreBeach Boulevard and La Mirada Boulevard/Malvern Avenue, H Mart, Zion Market, and Super 1 Mart (formerly Hannam Chain) have a clear pricing hierarchy. (H Mart is generally the most expensive, Zion Market occupies a comfortable middle ground with frequent aggressive sales, and Super 1 Mart tends to be the most budget-friendly for general and imported goods.) I particularly like Zion Market because it strikes a great balance between price, selection, and quality. The store carries a tremendous variety of fresh Korean produce that I simply cannot find in the Central Valley, along with snacks, frozen foods, prepared foods, and an excellent selection of banchan. Many items are frequently discounted, and the weekly produce specials--including seasonal fruits--make it especially worthwhile. This location also stands out for its convenient parking and clean, well-organized layout. High-quality Korean produce and an extensive selection of Korean groceries are sorely lacking in Fresno County, where I have called home for the past five years. You appreciate these Korean supermarkets even more after moving away from one. Zion Market carries a vast selection of Korean staple vegetables and fruits, often at very reasonable prices, along with competitive pricing on packaged goods. The produce selection is particularly impressive, with fruits and vegetables often available at peak ripeness. The selection extends well beyond produce. They have a massive variety of fresh meats and seafood, Korean cooking staples, traditional snacks, trendy items, and hard-to-find Korean specialty products. Whenever I shop for meat, I always have to pick up my Korean staples: samgyeopsal (unmarinated pork belly), galbi (beef short ribs), and bulgogi (thinly sliced marinated beef). Of course, no Korean grocery trip would be complete without a huge jar of kimchi. Zion offers plenty of varieties, as well as a convenient selection of pre-packaged banchan. Some of my usual choices include myulchi bokkeum (stir-fried anchovies), seasoned squid or baby octopus (ojingeo-chae/nakji-jeot), crispy kimchi pancakes (kimchi buchimgae), soondae (Korean blood sausage), dotorimuk muchim (seasoned Korean acorn jelly), pyeonyuk (pressed meat), and dububuchim (pan-fried tofu with spicy sauce). If I am shopping specifically for bargains, I tend to come here for the cheaper fruits, vegetables, and packaged goods compared with the Korean grocery alternative just up the corner. The seasonal fruit selection is especially appealing from mid-August through mid-October, when Korean concord grapes and Korean pears give way to persimmons, pomegranates, and other autumn favorites as the season progresses. I appreciate these Korean supermarkets so much more now that I live away from the Central Valley's limited Korean grocery options. Zion Market remains one of my favorites because it combines affordable, high-quality produce, extensive Korean grocery selection, ready-to-eat foods, an excellent variety of meats and seafood, numerous kimchi options, and a clean, organized shopping environment. For me, it offers the ideal middle ground between H Mart's higher prices and Super 1 Mart's bargain-oriented approach.

This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a grocery store…read more Before shopping, my family and I had lunch at the tonkatsu restaurant next door and bought some bread afterward. Inside the bread bag was a partially eaten container of seasoned seaweed that I had been eating. Before I even entered the market, the security guard at the entrance stopped me and, in a confrontational tone, asked, "What's this?" I showed him the container and explained that it was simply the seaweed I had been eating. I asked if there was a problem. He replied that the market sells the same product and that it could be misunderstood. I completely understand the need to prevent shoplifting, but instead of politely explaining the situation, he spoke to me in an accusatory manner from the very beginning and even criticized my tone of voice. I've shopped at many grocery stores, but I've never had a security guard confront me before I even entered the store. It completely ruined the shopping experience for my family. My children were surprised and upset by the security guard's rude behavior. They kept asking me what had happened and why he was talking to us that way, which made the whole experience even more disappointing. To avoid any further misunderstanding, I left the container of seaweed at the entrance before going into the store. This was an extremely unpleasant and disappointing experience.

Unfortunately It's out of the way for an Irvine resident, the bakery was the main reason for our…read morestop here, and it was worth it! while browsing around couple of things caught my attention for which I'll have to come back, a box of Hobby chocolate bringing back childhood memories, would be great if they sold individually. while browsing the produce section I noticed they had faggous! which I haven't seen in the US in the last 20 years. Mousi non alcoholic malt was available in both green apple or pomegranate flavors. Mostly products that we had in Jordan growing up and haven't seen or tasted in ages so another visit is a must. Service was great, cashiers were very friendly, Store clean and welcoming. I hope they keep it this way

Good variety of products, fresh produce and fruits Also…read moresells halal/zabiha meat Have other products including tea cups

Wow, what a gem! Imagine a small neighborhood Korean Grocery store that imports specialty ban-chan…read morefrom different regions in Korea. But they also have a kitchen and do catering, and make their own Kimchi and Ban Chan as well, FRESH DAILY. Man oh man, their KIMCHI is pure perfection! It is what TOSoonEE (Seoul Kimchi in Garden Grove) used to taste like. $20 but oh so worth it!!! - Fresh ingredients - High quality chili peppers - Not fishy at all - Very well balanced - And nicely fermented so you can start eating as soon as you get home - Today they had the POGI kimchi (which is the full length cabbage heads, that you slice into bite sized chunks), it was so freakin good! They also had picked roots/leaves, etc. - I picked up a few to try that were on sale for $4.99 They had a frozen red bean mochi for $6.99. - It was wrapped in a fragrant leaf - So the mochi takes on the leaf's flavor - Super simple but tastee They also had a mini-dried-shrimp stir fry banchan. - perfectly done Man, they have so much other stuff, grains, teas, dried items, etc. gotta go taste the whole store. They said for catering, you can just call in advance, with a min order of $30. So reasonable. They are open Mon - Sat. until 7pm. Closed on Sundays. They are in the same retail center as Thai Lady. Parking can be tight, cos there is also a martial arts place, parents/parking, etc.

I'll have to do some investigating on the signs in this store with the city of La Mirada. I believe…read morestore fronts should have signs in English. It's almost as if not welcoming other races but only those that can read Korean! Not cool!

This is my favorite North gate location outta the ones I've been to…read more It's large, clean, and has a wide variety of items, including hot prepared food, and juices. It looks like the inside is being remodeled where the seating area used to be, though not too sure what will be added. Service here has always been friendly. It is a very busy location but there is plenty of parking.

So many yummy freshly made choices from pan dulce, bollilos, tamales, tortas, jugo, guacamole etc…read more Everyone has been extremely kind and helpful. It's always clean. We don't live near one so when we visit our friends, we always make a stop here and load up on pan dulce.

We recently returned from a trip to London and were almost finished with the snacks we brought…read morehome, so we were thrilled to find this place! They carry a great selection of British-brand snacks, along with freezer items like crumpets and Yorkshire pudding. If you're craving UK goodies, be sure to check this place out!

Ahhhhh love this cute little store!!!…read more It's not very big. However, they have lots of fun grocery items from Europe. Everything is imported from England/ London and the price does reflect that. Still, no biggie for me. I'm fine with paying the higher price since they imported it for me lol I enjoyed going on vacation to different parts of England. It's always hard when you travel to another county and want to bring back a bunch of souvenirs for friends and family, but you don't have the space in your suitcase. Bummer lol Not to worry, you can find gift items here! They sell chocolates and candies from England. That's fun! They have bags, cooking mitts, and pot holders that are cute. Cards and magnets, along with fun items you can find from England. I could buy up all the things in this store! It's so cool! I grabbed a rum butter and Guinness infused chocolates. Yum!! Service was good. This mini mart with things from England is great!

This place is a very convenient stop to perform Desi shopping. They have curb-side pickup. Twice,…read morewe had purchased a variety of items here during this Covid-19 lockdown and social distancing. The gentleman who takes our orders is very polite. He manages to fulfill all the items on our list. There is an option to pay ahead, which we took up on both times. We park in front of the store, text him & open our trunk. He puts our stuff in, closes the trunk, and we head home safe & happy. Check this Desi store out guys.

Store is good lay out. Plenty of parking. I ordered a plate of Chole Bhature. Chole dish was…read morenot fresh seems few days old, almost stale. Restroom not hand soap at all. No paper towel or even toilet dispenser never opened/used

Ebisu is a daiso on steroids. A little Tokyo jam packed into one store but cleaner, newer,…read moreorganized with fair prices. Super cute with a lot of great finds. If you've ever been to little Tokyo in Los Angeles, parking and alleys can be sketch and not to mention, Dirty with a capital D. Stairways and elevator is gross. Streets are pungent as well. Well, not at EBISU. There's ample parking in a strip mall plaza. Store is big to accompany many googly eyed kids and adults that enjoy all things Japanese from snacks, ramen, trinkets, action figures, buildable figures, collectors items, stationary, skin care, ice cream and beverages. Did I miss anything? Oh toiletries and kitchen items. This is better than Daiso and little Tokyo in my opinion. Check out the shots!! Research indicates Ebisu's philosophy as (via website): EBISU is not simply about importing Asian goods. It is about turning better products, better pricing, and a better store experience into something customers can enjoy every day in the U.S. A strong homepage keeps the message focused. Long-form company history, qualifications, and milestones can live on a dedicated About page while the homepage stays conversion-friendly.

I wish they had one in my area Long Beach expanding only down south to San Diego and going north…read moreLos Angeles. I was really impressed with the skin care. I found exactly the same product and brand that my daughter brought from Korea. Now I know if I get desperate where to get my masks.