People usually complains about this store but actually they are very good stocking products and…read moremaintaining the place clean . The fresh food need a bit of live , looks dry at times . Cashiers are very nice .

How do you guys not prepare for specials? If you guys promote a chicken special make sure you have…read morechicken ready . Everytime I come for a special you guys never fail to run out of the item , your associates are so rude too , not happy with this albertsons

Best place to be they got all your nutritions to fruits to vegetables i love this place.read more

Checked out at cashier #3. I later confirmed his name at customer service--Marco. I approached the…read moreregister and greeted him twice, but he ignored me and simply stared. I politely asked for bags; again, no response. He appeared preoccupied with his phone, chewing gum, and continued giving me an unfriendly look, as if I had done something wrong. When I requested a printed receipt, he ignored me and tossed it into the bag. I've consistently had positive experiences at this Walmart, which makes this interaction especially disappointing.

This might be my favorite H Mart Location. They have a ton of parking that's easy to get to. Not to…read moremention the inside has always been clean and well stocked. The prepared food options are always so tempting in addition to the little food court area with a variety of offerings. Their raw seafood section smell smells clean, and I have never seen anything that looked offputting in their displays. If you are looking for essential Asian/korean cooking staples. This is the place I would recommend going because they have just about anything you could ask for. Their bathroom while small has always been clean every time I have visited. Make sure to bring your appetite as well as your grocery list to this location. The staff is always helpful and happy to make suggestions if you have any questions!

The HMart, a Korean chain supermarket in Diamond Bar is clean, well-stocked, and has a great…read morevariety of Korean foods, fresh produce, and ready-to-eat options. The prepared foods and food court are definitely a highlight. I always love to grab my bag of fresh baked sweet potatoes and pastries! Prices can be a bit higher than other markets, but the niche items makes the shopping experience good. There are items that you just cannot get at local grocery stores and love my hot cereal in my favorite flavors - sweet potatoes or black sesame . Needless to say, the supermarket gets pretty busy at times, but overall it's a reliable place to shop for Asian staples.

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Fresh produce for a good price. Way better than the big supermarkets. They have sell a lot of…read moredifferent types of items besides fruits. I believe I saw pasta noodles and bread as well.

This Sprouts is always so clean and welcoming. Always great service with people willing to help. I…read moreget their deli made sandwiches and they're always so good, and the selection of produce is 2nd to none.

This store is well organized and very clean. The staff is friendly and knows me by name. I enjoy…read moreshopping here.

Had tons of delicious snacks, lots of condiments like sriracha and kewpie mayo, instant ramen,…read morefresh produce, even meats! Prices are super reasonable. What a gem of a market!

So many new markets are popping up and there is one in Diamond Bar named Grand Fresh Market. This…read moreplace is in the same parking lot with Subway, Jack in the Box, and Grind Coffee. Plenty of parking spaces and the market inside is small but quite organized. I usually buy things for hot pot. This is an Asian store so it has some imported products and sauces that are unique and quite tasty. I also like buying some leafy green vegetables for the soup base and mushrooms as well. Overall not a bad supermarket but it does not sell everything.

This is our neighborhood supermarket, and I go there every week. I'm surprised to see such a low…read morerating. The store is clean, and they just finished renovating last year, and I like the idea of the aisle signs with the street names in Walnut. The aisles are wide enough and easy to navigate. It's always busy, but they have a few self-checkouts available and the staff were also friendly. I can find everything I need there. I also tried their pharmacy to get a flu shot, and the service was quick and friendly. (The Stater Bros is already gone, we cannot lose Vons.)

Don't ever order a cake from this place! I placed an order…read morewith the bakery for a 7 am pickup on Saturday morning. I had an event at 8 am. I get to the bakery department and the lady looks at me like I'm crazy for telling her that I was there to pick up a cake. She checks the fridge and tells me, "we don't have your order. It wasn't done. You can come back at 8. That's when the other girl comes in" So I tell, "Absolutely not. I have an event at 8. I ordered the cake for a 7 am pickup." She responds, "Ok I'll make it now. it will be about 15 minutes". About 5 minutes later, I see her waving at another clerk. Clerk #2 comes up to me and says, "So we're out of Raspberry. Can you pick another flavor?" I tell her, "No. I'm pissed. I ordered the cake for 7 am and I ordered Raspberry. I was told this was a confirmed order." She says, "OK". I ended up cancelling my $100 dollar order due to incompetence.

I always loved and appreciated the price points and variety the Stater Bro chains offered…read more I go here weekly and the staff is always so welcoming! Highly recommend going directly to the butcher side as if you want a specific cut or marbling, they can check and cut the meat for you. All the members at the check out stand is very swift and kind service. The store is always very clean and neat, with everything in order. Check out their weekly deals! Shout out to Joseph who knows my go to tequila!

I have been a repeat customer at this Stater Bros. Markets location for about 7 months, but the…read moretreatment I receive here when I shop is extremely unsettling. Every time I enter the store, I'm met with cold stares and no greeting, but EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE that comes after me gets a greeting with a smile and they're so loud about it you can literally hear them down the aisles as you shop. When shopping throughout the store, certain employees will follow me throughout the store but will not offer help during every visit until I get to the register. Each aisle I go down, they "mysteriously" show up and will act as if they're stocking until my shopping is complete and suddenly their stocking is complete too. Wherever I check out, and if there is a bagger at the end of the register, they "coincidently" always leave or will proceed back to the sales floor and I can tell it's done maliciously because when they walk away, they'll cut glances to see if it has gotten any reaction out of me. After the first 4 instances, I spoke with the store manager and he mentioned he would have a conversation with them. I took about a month break from shopping there and decided to take a trip tonight and without fail, the same behavior occurred! Not only did Silvia watch me and follow me all the way out the door, she continued to do so as I crossed the street to get myself some McDonald's. After witnessing that, I returned to the store to address them. I even opened my bag widely to show them since when I originally checked out, the person that you see at the end of the register continued to glance in my bag until I left and that's when Silvia began to trail me out the store. At the time I was on foot, so if I was to steal and put something in my bag, when I opened it, they would've seen it! When I asked her if I could get corporate's information to further escalate my concerns, she told me "that was something she wasn't going to provide and she was just doing her job." It wasn't until I told her that since she felt so comfortable being dismissive and that I was going to record the interaction and pulled out my phone, she nonchalantly tried to give me the website. I do not appreciate the treatment I receive here. I feel targeted, unwelcome and discriminated against.

This place is freaking dirty and very sketchy how they repack produce and perishables. The bagging…read moreclerks are lazy and rather chit chat with each other than do their jobs. The Korean ajumma cashiers think they are entitled, to telling you to not use too many bags, refuses to give more bags, even though I'm buying them to carry my stuff! There's this specific one that always makes some unnecessary comment in her broken English. Next time I'll get her name. Also, the last time I got groceries from here, the Latino cashier couldn't even tell what type of sweet potato I'm buying and had to break it open to see the color it is, instead of just asking me! Who trained these people??! So who wants to buy the items you just damaged??! Imbecile!! I've stopped coming here for groceries, but only come in to quickly pick up the kimbap that gets delivered here daily. I need to find out where else these kimbap are being sold at so I don't have to come to this filthy, unethical place again. Does anyone know?

Purchased fresh meat on Friday, January 9, 2026. The package was packed on 1/8 and clearly labeled…read more"Sell By 1/11." When I opened it on Sunday, January 11, 2026 (the sell-by date), the meat was already spoiled with a strong, unmistakable odor, despite being unopened and properly refrigerated the entire time. The store refused any refund or exchange, citing a "fresh items after 24 hours" policy. This response is unacceptable. A store policy does not override basic food safety standards. Selling spoiled meat that is still within its sell-by date is a serious health concern. Extremely disappointed and concerned about quality control. Shoppers should be cautious when purchasing fresh meat here.

I'm really glad Aldi is here, especially since the Stater Bros. closed. I might not find…read moreeverything I need, but usually if I need something in a pinch, I can find it at Aldi and it's super close. So that makes it ideal for quick runs to the market. The workers are usually friendly and I haven't have any negative experiences. Sometimes it's hard to find certain things in stock, but that's true of any store. Again, I'm glad Aldi is here and its one of the stores we come to consistently.

I don't shop at Aldi very often, so this was a confusing experience…read more I picked up a package of chicken legs that were advertised in the store for $1.99 per pound. However, the package label itself still showed the regular price per pound. Since the printed barcode label showed a higher price, I simply asked my cashier of the day, Emily, if she could confirm that the sale price per pound was actually being applied at the register. Instead of checking the price, Emily, who looked visibly annoyed by my "extremely complicated" request, told me she could not see the price per pound and that I would have to pay first before seeing the price on the receipt. She also suggested that I could simply pay first if the price turned out to be wrong, and then process a refund afterward. That felt completely backwards. Customers should not have to complete a purchase just to verify the price of an item sold by weight. For a brief moment I thought I had accidentally stepped into a South Asian government office somewhere, where the process is: pay first, ask questions later. In my mind I was thinking, "I'm not asking for the secrets of the universe here. I only asked you to read the price per pound that your register is showing, so I can feel good about saving $1.79." When I explained that I simply wanted to confirm the price before paying, Emily my cashier of the day became even more annoyed and asked, "So do you want to buy this or not?" When I said I would rather not pay without knowing the actual price per pound, she ended the interaction with, "Then We are done." Jeez.... Curiosity got the best of me, so I walked around the store until I found the store manager afterward and asked how customers are supposed to know they are getting the advertised sale price (while showing him the weekly ad)? He explained that the price printed on the package is usually the regular price, while the sale price appears at the register when the item is scanned. Fair enough. But for someone who does not shop at Aldi often, this is not obvious at all, especially when the printed label shows a completely different price. I suppose this is not Erewhon, but still, when the price looks "wrong", customers tend to ask questions. To be fair, the manager was super awesomely helpful and took the time to explain how the pricing system works, so kudos to him ! Unfortunately, the interaction with the cashier was unnecessarily complicated. Asking to confirm the price of an item before paying seems like a pretty reasonable request. Aldi's prices are great, but the checkout customer service could use a little improvement. And if Emily happens to be running the register next time, perhaps management could let customers borrow the register for two minutes and run their own self-checkout while she enjoys a well-deserved chocolate break.