8/4/26 Got the last can of Ox corned beef, on sale for $6.49…read more It has definitely gotten a lot better since the remodel. Some shops inside have yet to open but the market looks better in terms of set up and layout. The organization is better & the products & produce are better arranged & stocked. The staff seem better, too at being nicer to customers, more smiles. Thankfully it's the location that closest to our place. More and more vendors/shops are opening at the TAWA Gateway and the aesthetics surrounding the plaza is being remodeled to appear more gentrified and a seem more of a relaxed atmosphere.

A market thats been a staple in my families rotations along with my wife and I. My wife and I love…read morecooking and this is the place to visit whenever we need certain ingredients. This place has tons of good deals/sales so it's basically perfect. My wife has their rewards program so it's even better for shopping here. As for products, they're pretty standard to most markets around. Produce are fresh and meats are plentiful. Staff here is efficient and friendly. Occasionally, you'll find staff handing out free samples similar to Costco. Overall, a standard market and pretty consistent with other 99 Ranch Markets. They also have a bakery in the back which is pretty popular. Not expensive at all and plentiful of options. They have self checkout stations as well but sometimes they're not open. Usually there's about 3-4 cashier stations going on so traffic control is pretty good.

I come to this place all the time, the staff are super friendly and helpful, I can't recommend it…read moreenough.

Good tasting sandwiches for a solid price. I went during my lunch time, the other day, so it was…read morepretty busy but the lady who made my sandwich was very patient and kind to me. Worth the wait :) Sandra was the one who helped me out

Global Fresh Market is located on the corner, in a plaza off of Rosemead Blvd. This is also in the…read moresame plaza as AutoZone. They took over the old Valu Mart Warehouse location. I have been to this Asian market a few times and am actually surprised that the price of produce is really cheap. But you do have to be aware that the fruits may not last as long as maybe going to another market like Smart & Final or Stater Bro's. Also there have been times when I have seen produce starting to mold/ have spots. During cherry season, I was surprised to find that this market sold rainier cherries (I actually love these more than the red ones) for $1.98 per pound where as other places are selling them for anywhere from $5 to $7 per pound. It is very busy when some of their produce like that is very cheap (because you know you just aren't the only one who thinks that is a good deal). The rest of the market itself has a similar layout as what you would expect at other Asian markets. And on our past visits, the market has been clean and did not have that familiar odor that may be associated with Asian markets. One thing I thought was interesting though about this market is that you need to have a minimum purchase of at least $5 for credit card transactions. I have only seen a small number of markets that have a minimum for credit card transactions and just wanted to bring that up for those that don't normally carry cash but wish to grocery shop here.

The name Global Fresh Market was enough to lure me in -- I mean, "global" and "fresh" in the same…read morebreath? I was practically expecting a fruit passport stamp at the door. True to form, they did deliver an impressive assortment of tropical and hard-to-find fruits. So far, so good. Now, about that word fresh -- let's call it aspirational. Several fruits were sporting some noticeable blemishes, though in fairness, that might be the work of picky shoppers playing a game of "squeeze every mango and put it back." We've all seen that person. The selection overall wasn't bad, but they fell short on a few things I needed -- either the price was a touch high, or the brand wasn't quite right. The store leans heavily on food products from China, which appears to be their bread and butter (or should I say, their rice and soy sauce). As for making a special trip from home? Probably not. The limited selection on my must-have list makes it a tough sell for a dedicated haul. That said -- if you're here specifically to raid their produce section and stock up on exotic fruits you won't find at your average grocery store, this is absolutely your spot. Just, you know... inspect before you invest.

This was a really big grocery store with pretty much all products available like most grocery brand…read morestore. It was mostly clean and organized. Most sections were well stocked up. They had lottery and coin counter machines in front part of the store. We found good fruits and snacks in the store. While walking around, we noticed they had a liquor aisle too. We picked a wine from there too. Prices were good for all the products. The staff member at self checkout was super friendly. She helped us with purchasing the wine at a separate register. For rest of the items, she entered a membership code for us that gave us the sale prices on the items we were buying. The checkout process was quick and easy. Overall a really good grocery store evident by their super busy parking lot.

This Ralph's is so n a very busy strip mall and general area with many popular businesses. You can…read moreusually get a parking spot, but it can be challenging at times. The store has pretty narrow aisles, but is usually well stocked. Other than the check out, which offers ok service, we have not been helped at the deli or other service areas inside the store. We have not had a quality issue with any of the food products we have purchased from here. We do not go to this location often, but if in the area, it is a decent shopping experience.

I get the Tofu Skin. They discontinued the bulk…read more I also picked up some Edamame chips and a some prepared food items. It's definitely a vibe a Mitsuwa. Time slows down.

Perfect Japanese corner store. They have lots of associates on the floor stocking shelves. One 2…read morepeople working the cash register but there wasn't a long line so I think it works. Lots of great food and Japanese selection here. I'm traveling from out of state where we don't have any Mitsuwas and only very very small Japanese stores so I'm so happy to find this place. Please know that this is a smaller Mitsuwa compared to others, however if you come here knowing that, you will be sure to find all the essentials with a good selection of choices. There's a small parking lot.

I was here to redeem the mySGV food passport offer for 1 Free California Roll or Salmon Avocado…read moreRoll or Spicy Tuna Roll. Got my stamp #13. Thanks Yama Sushi Marketplace! They weren't super busy at the time, but most of their sushi rolls from the frig were low in quantity. I love salmon so I went with the Salmon Avocado Roll. I also brought the Salmon Roll (more salmon) up to the counter in hopes they would allow me to substitute it for the Salmon Avocado Roll. No substitutions! Oh well. I also bought one jar of Furikake Nori for my eldest daughter. She loves that stuff. So do I. It was a quick visit for me. I heard they are planning to expand their marketplace to next door. I'm really hoping they will add some inside seating so we can enjoy the sushi on-site. I'll definitely come back to see the expanded space. Good luck Yama Sushi!

People say this is the best shaved ice. So let's see if they're pretty good eh or ew. All the…read moretoppings are homemade and the ice is imported from Japan. The owner is super chill and My friend got their mango one and said it was pretty good. I got their new guava flave which was nice and refreshing and topped with a soft seedy guava slice, soft yet firm mochi bits, sweet light cream, fruity guava jam and was even filled with some sweet sago and soft jiggly jellies. They were popping up at Yama so I even got to use my SGV passport and try their cali rolls for the first time which were fat and fresh but nothing too special. Epic combo tho. And overall the shaved ice was lowkey pretty good. $11.95 each

I have not been to Hawaii Supermarket in such a long time and have been avoiding this market for…read moreyears because the parking has always been horrible. But my husband and I were looking for a specific Chinese tea drink and so we ended up coming here because we had gone to a few of the other Chinese markets nearby with no such luck. We ended up parking on Valley instead of parking in their small parking lot and then walked in. I am surprised that this market hasn't changed since my childhood, honestly the market doesn't look like it has remolded or changed. It's like a time capsule, frozen in time. I did end up finding that tea drink here and I was also really surprised how cheap a lot of the produce was, as compared to other Asian supermarkets. And as long as I am able to park on Valley, I think I would consider coming back here the next time I'm in the area.

I purchased a loaf of bread from Hawaii Supermarket and later discovered that it was moldy. After I…read moreposted about it on Google Reviews, Hawaii Supermarket publicly responded and told me, "you can come back and we will give you a refund anytime, please keep your receipt." Based on that response, my dad went back to the store by himself. Unfortunately, we had already thrown away the original paper receipt, but we still had a clear photo of the receipt, as well as photos of the moldy bread. I understand that requiring the original paper receipt may be their policy. However, the way the situation was handled was very disappointing. My dad drove about 50 miles round trip after seeing the store's response on Google and expecting that the issue could be resolved. Once he arrived, customer service would not issue the refund without the original paper receipt. My dad did not want to argue, so in the end he simply took another loaf of bread instead. My family has been shopping at Hawaii Supermarket for about 20 years, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. This was never really about the price of one loaf of bread. It was about the customer service and how the situation was handled after selling a moldy food product and publicly asking us to come back to the store for a refund.

2/3/26 I actually LIKE this supermarket! This store has about a half dozen or so food trucks in…read morefront of their parking long, facing San Gabriel Blvd. Service is not as friendly as I would prefer but not rude, just very limited interaction probably due to the language barrier. Cursory look, it appears well organized & clean but today, there was this awful smell when I walked in. It might've been a regional delicacy that they're selling or serving in some stall but I had soon forgotten it when I explored the market. What brought me so much joy is the fact that they sell fresh star apple for $10.99/lb, albeit expensive, but exists HERE!!! I bought a couple to try. I hope I am not gonna be disappointed, but, heck, it was worth a try no matter what. I didn't get to visit all the departments but will definitely return to check it out. I noticed Vietnamese goods, too. I am excited to know that it's about 5 minutes away from our new place! Plus, there's a myriad of places to check out for food & drinks. Please photos & videos of the things that I encountered during this visit. I bought veggies, fish balls, tofu, snacks, etc Great visit. They have many different vendor inside the market itself that are now closed at 8 pm. Will definitely look into it next time.

Had a TERRIBLE experience today and will never return because of very POOR customer service. I went…read morein to buy a whole chicken then waited about 20 minutes in line to check out. I paid with ebt, and usually stores provide bags without no charge. The cashier just left my chicken there and then I asked for a bag. And she told me no bag and that the thin bag wrapping the raw chicken is fine. I was so flabbergasted and walked out. I then realized this is ridiculous and went back in to get a refund at the desk. I told the worker that Ngoc Linh the cashier refused to give a bag and that I want a refund, and will take my business somewhere else. I can't believe they would rather lose $17 over a free bag. So RIDICULOUS, what a waste of my time. This place used to be crowded but now there's barely any customers. There is a reason why so many veggies and fruits are bagged up and in styrofoam trays. They're not fresh and most items are expired so eat at your own risk! There are so much better markets within the area!!

This is a huge store conveniently staying open till 1am for shoppers. I went around the store…read morearound 11pm and surprisingly many people were walking in and out of the store at that time. There was huge parking lot in front of the store. Inside was well lit. All sections had good inventory. Prices of the items were good, plenty of sale were all around the store. I went to the water section where they had several good options. I got one of the gallon bottles. Then I went to the flower section where most of the flowers were on super sale since they were only few days from going bad. I checked out quickly using the self checkout kiosk.

The availability of the Starry soft drink is hit and miss. They only stock 6-8 12 packs when it is…read moreavailable. Maybe the min-max stocking levels can be adjusted?

After a quick lunch at Sam Woo BBQ, I walked over to 168 Market to see if Vua Kho Bo (primarily…read moresells dried fruits and other goods) was inside it. I wanted to get some jujube (Chinese red dates) and black sesame candy. Well, VKB was not here. This market is located on Las Tunas Drive in San Gabriel. Plentiful parking. It's pretty big and bright inside. I ended up perusing the produce, meat, seafood, and bakery sections. Aisles were clean and organized. Shelves were well stocked. There weren't very many customers at the time. I was a little concerned for them. So many competitions nowadays. When I got to the seafood area, I saw the head shrimps were on sale for $4.99 per lb. That's a steal! They were very big shrimps. I got 3 lbs. I later walked through the freezer section. I saw monthong durian on sale for $14.99 per 14 oz box. I couldn't resist. I got 1 box. Gentleman staff at the seafood section was very helpful. Lady staff at the register was just okay and not the most smiliest. I came for Chinese red dates and black sesame candy, but ended up leaving with my top #1 favorite seafood and top #1 favorite fruit... shrimps and durian. It was indeed a win win visit!

Wow this 168 seems bigger than the one on new? But im not sure. They have so many stuff and…read morediscounts. Its been along tine since ive seen eggs so cheap. Didnt buy them though since we had alot at home. They have lots of deals here. The workers seem friendly. One regidter was busy and the one that was walking by waved us down to go to her till. This store also seems not too busy but we went around 7ish. They even have fifa items and durian chips. Lots of different snacks. The parking is kinda horrible in this plaza though.