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.

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

Very clean Very reasonable we go often for groceries…read more Food is superb Makeup shop Jewlery shop Many more

We are transplants from Orange County (near the Westminster store) and were thrilled to feel at…read morehome here in this Sac area SF. The store is beautiful, clean, fully-stocked and well-organized. My Filipina wife LOVED it! We live thirty miles away, but we will make a big shopping trip every three or four weeks. Thank you! PS. My wife especially likes your meat and seafood departments!

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 .

Tried the samanak I got today it was very delicious. Service was very good and friendly.read more

Came here to buy some spices and some yummy food but found myself having my morning ruined by Qais…read morewho clams to be the owner. He has the worst attitude, rude, argumentative and very unprofessional. This was the worst experience I've ever had. I will not be coming here ever again.

Worst food i have ever had in Sacramento area. We went to have Iftar but the Food was outdated. I…read morewill never come to eat here again. They must improve their food quality.

We went to this restaurant for Iftar and was extremely disappointed. It was a buffet, but the food…read morewas clearly not fresh--it tasted like it was from the previous day. Many dishes were cold, stale, and completely inedible. A buffet should be well-maintained with fresh food, especially for Iftar, but this place failed to meet even basic expectations. Definitely not worth the visit, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for quality food.

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

The best Romanian version of Serbian cevapcici! Ready to grill on Pascha next week. Nice people…read morerunning the shop, too.

The place didn't have much to buy except a whole bunch of chips. I went there for the pastries, but…read moreit was not worth the drive. The pastry tasted like they've been in the fridge for a long time. They're very dry and taste like the fridge.

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)?