This place is like a walk in doctor's office. I came in got some droppers recommended for Diabetes…read moreand blood circulation and let me tell you it worked. My husband has diabetes and had lots of cramps, tell me why go don't suffer from that anyone. This is a great herbal place and I recommend it. The customer service is wonderful and welcoming. They don't try to upsell anything to you.

Herbs are dry and old. I appreciate the their product stock. They keep moving locations. Parking is…read moreawful and dangerous. Workers are ok. It would make for a better experience if workers were much more knowledgeable on their store product.

I went here on May 3rd after struggling with symptoms for several months and not finding much…read morerelief elsewhere. The process was definitely different from a regular doctor visit, but honestly, it was a really interesting experience. Since the practitioner doesn't speak English, I translated my symptoms into Chinese using Google Translate and showed him my phone. He checked my tongue and pulse very carefully before writing out a custom herbal tea prescription entirely in Chinese characters. You then take the prescription to the front counter where they prepare the herbs into 5 separate bags. Each bag lasts 2 days, and you boil the herbs for about an hour, strain the tea, and save the rest for the next day. I'm not going to lie -- the tea tastes STRONG. Very earthy, bitter, and honestly like dirt lol. Each boiled tea bag yields 24-32 oz. that needs to be consumed warm, preferably in one sitting after lunch. It was hard to drink, but after finishing my first cycle (10days) I noticed a huge improvement in my symptoms. They explained that most people do 2-3 cycles using the same prescription for full results. I genuinely feel a lot better. I paid $20 for consultation + $85 for the tea. If you use the prescription and 2nd time you only pay for the tea of $85. They take credit cards but there is a $6 transaction fee.

This is a holistic doctor and herbalist shop with a very traditional, old-school Chinese medicine…read moreapproach. The doctor has that classic, knowledgeable presence, and you can tell there's a lot of experience behind what they do. It's a family-run business, and everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind, patient, and insightful. I really love seeing Asian-owned businesses like this getting more attention and support. The space itself has a cozy, nostalgic feel and honestly gave me Spirited Away vibes in the best way. Overall, it felt welcoming, thoughtful, and rooted in tradition.

I don't know anything about their company but their EL Guapo Chili with Lemon seasoning is fire. I…read moreappreciate that it doesn't contain anti caking agents and has a relatively clean list of ingredients. I put it on everything, especially fruit. My local store just stopped selling it so now I'm trying to find a place online that sells it. I wish they made it in a bigger size.

This is probably not the right venue to air a grievance, but I will…read more Mojave Foods provides spices to many markets under the name "El Guapo". Last week I was running low on oregano. Bought a bag of "Oregano". Then I used the new oregano in a dish. The flavor was bitter and awful. I know what oregano should taste like. This was bad. Had to throw it all out. Then, needed sesame seeds. Went back to the WinCo in my home town and bought the "El Guapo" brand again. This time I decided to taste the sesame seeds once I got them home. Bad. That same bitter, piney, resin flavor. I know what sesame seeds taste like. This was not the normal, nutty, sesame flavor. Clearly there is no production control of the products/spices they sell in the marketplace. If oregano is a seasonal product then maybe, don't offer the product if the quality is not there. They need to pay attention to their source of sesame seeds. I'll never buy their products again.

大生堂 known as TST Herb Store or TY Chinese Herbs shop carries ginseng, medicinal herbs, and…read morespeciality products from Taiwan that you don't see at 99 Ranch. This herb shop is fairly spacious, clean, and bright. You can call ahead with the prescription order and then pick up the Chinese herbs, or you can wait on site as they prep it. The staff is friendly and helpful. The products (snacks, dried goods, speciality sauces, etc) are stored in a tidy manner on the shelf, and pricing is clearly labeled and reasonable. Shopping here is a pleasant experience; parking lot is in the back of the store.

Came here for peach gums and sweet red dates to make collagen tea. Loved how the staff were helpful…read morein guiding me to the items and then they left you alone to shop and browse. I've gone to other spot like Chou City where they like to hover and persuade you to purchase items, which is off putting. Here there were really respectful of your privacy and space when shopping! Also love supporting a local business

This place is huge!! Way bigger than it looks from the outside. The everything store for the…read moreChinese community, from high-end tea, tea sets, herbal remedies, appliances, pots, massage tools, cook nutritional books, and tons of wine. I can't tell the difference in price of this vs other herbal stores, but I definitely know it's department store large though. Mandarin and Canto speaking staff. I don't know if they'll be able to speak English since cashier I interacted with didn't. Took me a while to find this in West 626 area: Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa but as individual to go packets $8.99 vs whole glass jar. He's with soothing the throat, etc. They didn't have a different brand Chinese pear flavor cough drops here though. Also got soup herbal ball thing too for $1.99.

For over a year, my sister has been on this quest for an elusive ingredient used to make (depending…read moreon your receipe) Won Ton Filling and/or the broth for your Won Tons. One of her BF's mother shares many of the old school Canto recipes that neither my sister and I have printed generation family recipes for. My sister was told about an ingredient called "Flounder Powder" that I researched and found it's one of those key ingredients needed to give your Won Ton fillings and/or broth that something-something you can kinda identify but can't figure out what that flavor is. After a year of asking FB Canto recipe pages and other Asian Foodies group, I gave up. I either had to order the powder out the USA or on Amazon for a ridiculous price for the amount. I tried again this past December and Googled Flonder Powder once more. This time, a local Asioan store was omne of the search results and since we were already in the area, we made a small detour to Wing Hop Fung located in Monterey Park, CA. Parking here is easy and not stressful. There is multiple Asian businesses located in this strip mall as well. My wife and youngest son decided to stay in the car while my sister, her hubby and I went into the store. The main reason my wife and son stayed behind is they are not used to the sometimes overwhelming smells that almost all Asian grocery stores have. When I entered Wing Hop Fung, the first thing I immediately noticed was the complete lack of any smell from preserved goods, dried foods, herbs etc. As I looked around by the entrance, there were barrels of dried, preserved mushrooms, seafood and othe dried Asian delicacies and it was completely odorless anywhere in that store. The elusive, almost mythical Flounder Powder is located behing the counter where the dried foods are. A salesperson manning this area will weigh out how much you want. During my late Dec. 2025 visit, the current pricing for the Flounder powder was $25.99 a pound. Your purchased amount is sealed in a plastic bag. As for the rest of the store, I was at a loss for words. There were sections for Asian branded cookware, rice cookers and other kitchen appliances. It was nice to see so many models offered for rice cookers, hot water dispensers etc. There is also manuy aisles dedicated to porcelain dishware. There was a big section devoted to tea: loose leaf, cakes, and a tea tasting bar as well. They also had a herbal medicine area where they can make different tonics for soups, drinking and so on. There is a large area for Asian branded medicines, tonics, ointments and other health care supplies. This store also carries a lot of fine bottles so wine. One cooler had bottles of wine priced at $40,000. They also had a large assortment of hard liquor, liquers, & sake, whiskies, Baiju and so much more. I really could've spent a lot of time in this store perusing each are more closely but dinner reservations were approaching and I would end up spending a lot of money here if I was was left unchecked. If you ever need to obtain Flounder Powder, a vast selection of loose or caked teas or just want to check out a really interesting Asian grocery store, you need to stop by here.

This place is so good. They got great snacks. I do love their fruit snacks and their candies are so…read moregood. Me and my friends always come back to this place. I love their candies when I first got them from a Night market. The Sandia wrap is good and I love their green apple wrap too.

Went for my first time and was assisted by 2 lovely girls. Absolutely loved the sandía wrapped in…read morefruit roll ups pregnancy craving very much satisfied!! Will definitely be returning soon!

Accidentally Found this place. We were on our way to another liquor store in Boyle heights &…read morehappened to see this driving by the street. So glad we decided to turn back & check it out. Everyone was so friendly and went out of their way to help us. We walked out with 2 fantastic bottles. The prices on the liquor were comparable to places we purchase liquor on the regular. Definitely a hidden gem. We will be back.

Dropped in to this liquor store for the first time. Very impressive place, very clean and modern…read more They sell beer, wine, liquor, cigars and a fresh meat counter. Whiskey selection is nice but high priced. However their tequila is wide ranging and reasonably priced. They even let you taste open bottles!