My new place to get sandwiches. I got the large Angry Joe, hot capocollo, mortadella, salami,…read morepepperjack cheese, lettuce, tomatoes. sliced pepperoncini and spicy oil dressing. The food was delicious & easy on the wallet. Everything was fresh, the employees were nice & helpful. I can't wait to go back & try other items on the menu. I will be back.

Husband was craving sandwiches so he came here and surprised me with whatever the cashier…read moresuggested. He brought home a delicious sandwich shaped like a square. Layered with prosciutto, creamy dreamy burrata cheese, balsamic glazed and arugula. Ot sure what else was in there but that what I know from what I tasted. Every bite was delicious, chewy bread, salty meat, creamy cheese, and that nice acidity from the balsamic and the Arugula to add that peppery taste. So glad we finally got the opportunity to try and it delivered! My hubs asked for something closest to an Italian sub and it was jam packed on a long bread . He loved every bite.

From the street, there is NO visible sign or storefront. It is just a warehouse. There is a small…read morearea where they sell Burmese dried food and frozen fish. Very friendly staff See pics

I am so glad, I found this place. It has some of the food I have missing it since the day I left…read morethe country. So thankful they sell it here

My Mom and I came here to peruse around with no intention to actually buy. They have a vast amount…read moreof different dry meat, seafood, and fruit snacks. They are stored in big plastic clear bins. They also sell teas and other miscellaneous items. Price is by the pound depending on item. Some of the items may be $30+ per pound. Keep that in mind. I love their dry squid and pork jerky which are my go-tos. When I used to eat beef, I would get their beef jerky... so good! Anyway, I ended up getting a quarter pound of pork jerky. The lady who helped us was very friendly. However, when she was grabbing the pork jerky, I noticed she grabbed from the lower right corner instead of in the middle of the bin. Afterwards, I wondered if the older batch was at the corner and newer batch was everywhere else LOL. Oh well, I'll have to tell them where to grab the goods from next time. As I was paying, they offered my Mom and I a small cup of tea that tasted like dates. It was delightful. Thank you for the tea. All in all, it was a very short visit. If you know what you want, just tell them what you want and how much (btw, it's not self-service, they will get and bag the items for you), pay, and go. Easy peasy!

I went to the Temple City location in the GW market. Be very careful at this place, they will rip…read moreyou tf off. I asked for beef jerky and they began stuffing the bag without confirming the amount because I didn't even have a chance to say what I wanted. Then I got distracted because another staff member offered me a sample of pecans. It was good and the price was fair at $25/lb so I opted in to add that on my order. I requested half a pound. I turned away to talk to my wife which was the biggest mistake ever because as they were ringing me up, I see the bag and it looks WAY more than half a pound. I ask about it and she says "Half a bag, okay?" That's different than half a pound and she pretended not to speak English anymore?? I object and she says she's adding in free samples so it's okay. It all happened too fast, it was very confusing, and she also defaulted to pretend like she wasn't understanding me so I just paid and got tf outta there. I decided to weigh it when I got home and guess what? They even had the gall to give me less than what they charged me for LOL So they essentially peddle more than what you ask for to charge you more and then they don't even give you what they forced on you! So it's a double win for them and a lose-lose for the customer. Absolutely disgusting business practice, I can't believe this place is still in business. I'd give zero stars if I could. I hope they close soon, the place was empty when I was there probably because customers are figuring out these guys are scam artists.

Yuen Fung Sum Yong Trading store is located in the San Gabriel Superstore complex (at the corner of…read moreSan Gabriel and Valley). As you'd suspect, it serves the Chinese-speaking community specializing in Ginseng as well as other "health" items. Ginseng is believed to deliver many benefits as a stimulant, aphrodisiac, or general cure for whatever ails you. Since it only grows in a few places in the world and ... apparently ... has wide variances in quality, Ginseng can range in prices dramatically. Yuen Fung Sum Yong is one of the "cheaper" sellers of Ginseng in the area, but it can still be hundreds of bucks for a small pack of "the good stuff." This store's main offering is Made in America Wisconsin Ginseng; however, wild Ginseng, Bird's Nests, Shark's Fins (allegedly), and other rare Asian medicinal and health foods are available, too. Bring someone who speaks Mandarin to negotiate ... and good luck. There's got to be a price you can both agree is fair. Parking is free for the entire shopping center.

My doctor recommended me to try American ginseng because I get very tired during the day from my…read moresleep problem. So I stumbled to the store with no knowledge about ginseng. The people there are very friendly and taught me a lot about how to prepare the ginseng. They also sell bird nest and other Chinese herbal supplements in the store. I walked out with a box of AAAAA bird nest for my skin.

I been here more than 30 years. Family own ; Today I saw the couple owner. Very impressed because I…read morehave not seen them this whole year. These prices are lower because their over head is less to my thought. Thanks for keeping prices cheaper...

I took my mother here on Sunday morning in November. My mother loves to shop here for herbs or…read moreChinese products. We came at 9am and bought a few items and the prices are cheaper here than regular Chinese market. I bought preserve Chinese bean cubes in a jar that I ate since I was a kid. The place is small and enough for a few people to shop there. The staff are nice and helpful if you speak Cantonese. Parking in the back or on the street.

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A little hidden gem. Located on a corner strip of shops right next to pietros Italian restaurant…read more Welcoming service great staff. Home vibes kinda market. Italian sodas, wines, ingredients, desserts, snacks, meats, cheeses and more. Frozen filled pastas are in the back by the deli. Along with heat and eat fridge food items like soups and meatballs. Fresh baguettes, Italian loaves and focaccia are by the front register. Some premade sandwiches in the front or Deli is on the right side towards the back. Customize your sandwich order. Lots of meat and cheese choices. Great stop for meals, charcuterie board or snack time. Limited parking right in front. Tap to pay.

I had just enjoyed a delectable dessert at Jiu Ji Dessert located within Valley Square shopping…read morecenter. While I was waiting for my to-go order, I walked around and saw Vua Kho Bo right across the parking lot. I am a very huge fan of a few of their dried fruits especially the jujube, logan, and black sesame candy plus their aromatic green tea. A sweet nice and friendly lady staff made eye contact with me and offered me some complimentary green tea. I couldn't say no so I walked right in. There were no other customers at the time, but moi. I got all their attention which was nice. Store was very clean and organized. It looks so pretty with the bright red decor and different colors from the dried goods. You can pretty much sample anything for free from the bins of dried goods. Got to sample the jujube and black sesame candy. They were good. I ended up buying one scoop of the jujube. Make sure you tell them exactly how much you want otherwise they may put in a few more scoops. It happened to me at another Vau Kho Bo location. I asked for half a bag, but I got 3/4 bag (that's one more scoop than what I wanted). I didn't get the black sesame candy cuz I still have some at home. I originally did not intend to buy the green tea, but when I was at the counter, I realized I ran out of them at home. I grabbed one bag of 100 individual tea bags for $75.00 which averages to $0.75 per tea bag. It's really great tasting green tea. Well worth the money! I'll be back for more once my stash of dried goods and green tea are gone. It may not always be at this location, but Vua Kho Bo will always be my go-to spot. If you haven't visited them, go check them out at one of their many locations. Just one tip, don't be afraid to say no because they will try to entice you to buy more.

The women working are very helpful and friendly. They offered samples of anything I wanted as well…read moreas suggested other things I might like. The location is inside a small food court, no walls, just a few tables with the dried items in large containers with lids. They do tend to be generous in their estimates of weight but it's easy to reduce the amount to what you want when weighing out.

Went to check out this place to see what the hype is. If you are from Taiwan or grew up with…read moretaiwanese snacks, this might be nostalgic little store. It is a small store selling all sorts of snacks and drinks. There are frozen vegetarian items too. A few items are on sale such as potatoe chips. Please see pictures.

This is a small market specialty market located in the same plaza as Daiso and TJMaxx. They carry…read moresome frozen foods, snacks, drinks, and other Asian pantry items. I mostly stop by to browse the snacks and drinks. The prices of some items seem a bit expensive to me but they occasionally have deals and sales going on. Some cool things I've purchase from here: different flavored condensed milks, loose leaf tea bags, and fun flavored chips. If you're looking for Asian snacks or Asian-flavored things, definitely come by to check this place out!