Like some of the other 99 Ranch Markets in SoCal, this location has gotten a face lift thanks to…read moreTawa Gateway (I know Hacienda Heights and Rowland Heights also got this modern, minimalist repainting and rebranding). Inside is still the same though, not much updates there. Plenty of parking since this is located in such a huge plaza, so huge in fact that I would rather opt to park here than many of the other plazas within walking distance. So huge that I saw a dude practice basketball here at night without a basketball hoop in sight. Iconic and I hope he's balling out there, wherever he may be. There's security at the front and a good number of cashiers open so despite how crowded it is (at least on a Thursday mid morning), I was checked out quite efficiently. Like many other 99 Ranch, there's a bakery, hot foods area, seafood, butcher, and much more. It's not the cleanest, as I did see some wilted, not the freshest produce and some flies here and there (as well as some of the baked goods looking mushed into bags), but not outwardly awful. The variety isn't as good as I thought it would be, at least in comparison to my home 99 Ranch, but I was able to at least find some giftable chili oil. Not bad for a quick stop, but definitely do some price comparisons since there's lots of Asian markets nearby.

Been to this location a few times because my friends and I will typically come to Wushiland within…read morethe same plaza and hang out. It's been a nice way to snag some groceries when we're finished. There's something about the layout of this store that bothers me a little? But I think it's just the produce section being a little cramped. Great, wide selection of products. And I saw some ribeyes on sale that looked like really great cuts on my last visit here.

Came by Sprouts in Alhambra to check out their deli sandwiches and honestly, this is a really solid…read moredeal. Sandwiches start at just $4.99 and they use Boar's Head meats, which already puts it above your typical grocery store sandwich. You can choose from their preset options or build your own. I went with a turkey sandwich on sourdough with all the add-ons, and everything tasted fresh and satisfying. They'll even toast the bread for you, which makes a big difference. What really stood out is the value--you can load up your sandwich and still keep it under $10. They also have combo options where you can get a drink and a bag of chips for $5.99, making it an easy and affordable meal. Quick, convenient, and budget-friendly. Definitely a good spot if you're in the area and need a simple lunch.

See hilarious review below by Robert H!…read more I would like to add my 2 cents on the sandwich situation, which depending on the time of the day you hit up the deli, can be very dire. The older Hispanic ladies who make the sandwiches in the morning = amazing. Love them. They are warm, kind, quick, and attention-detailed. The sandwiches they make? Literally chef's kiss! Heaven on earth! Now onto the men who the make the sandwiches later in the day. Complete night and day. Watching them make sandwiches is like watching Down Syndrome people compete in the Special Olympics or the infants race in those baby crawl races. No directions, no focus, no sense of urgency. Think of the slothes working at the DMV from Zootopia. They talk to each other. They stare at the sandwich order print outs. They make the sandwiches haphazardly. And they still get the sandwiches wrong! How can you make sandwiches wrong when the pace has been so leisurely?? In conclusion, can Sprouts please please please, for the love of God (or the universe if you're an atheist), hire more ladies to work during the lunch times and evening times?!

Large market with lots of options and ample parking! Never been so decided to drop by (: great…read moreselection on Asian veggies too

This is an okay Asian market…read more There is a large parking lot. There is a separate woman's and man's bathroom. It supposed to have fresh vegetables and fruits... but buyers beware. Sometimes, this market sells rotten fruits. The workers in produce department usually removed vegetables from shelves one hour before closing time. So, you can be out of luck looking for vegetables. Today, I noticed the rotten apples were selling at 0.98/lb. What? Yes. Rotten tangerines are also being sold. That's very disappointing. Minus 2 stars.

The staff is always friendly, but today I was extremely happy for the great outcome of two store…read moreservices. First, I was successfully assisted by one of your store managers with my Wester Union needs. He was very professional! Second and last, I was delighted by eating from your Deli a delicious kale/beet salad and albacore salad that were undoubtedly cooked and prepared with the freshest ingredients - Thank you!

This is the Ralph's situated on Atlantic Blvd next to a Bank of America. There is plenty of…read moreparking. I think prices here are on the high side. I like to wait for sales. I will get produce and meat here when I am in the area. There is a 99 Ranch market down the street at the corner of Garvey and Atlantic, so I would rather go there. They have a good selection of flowers and balloons. The over-the-counter medication aisle is blocked sometimes. The self check out takes Apple Pay, so that is convenient. Pro tip: the taco truck on the street is pretty good but cash only

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.

I came in to buy some soba and dipping sauce. The parking lot is pretty small, but I was able to…read moresnag a spot immediately. This is a small grocery store with an area with ready-to-eat items like rice bowls and onigiri. I was able to find my items pretty quickly, but I ended up noticing that the pricing at Mitsuwa is higher than pricing at the nearby Yama. I also couldn't find wasabi anywhere? Overall, it's a great marketplace for Japanese foods, snacks, and drinks, and I would come back.

Yama still delivers on quality and price but don't come here on Mother's Day as there was a real…read morelong line just to get inside. Once inside, you still need to take a number and wait to order sashimi. I guess most moms want sashimi for Mother's Day? Pre-ordered trays can be picked up at the front counter. BUT, the big news (to me at least) is that Yama will be expanding and taking the space next door that used to be Thai Paradise. They plan to have seating and this should also alleviate the issue like today where they just can't let everyone inside due to limited space.

Yama means "mountain" in Japanese. I think the name is very befitting, because once you walk in,…read moreyou will notice the mountains of sushi and sashimi the store has to offer. On the left side, you will find fridges full of premade rolls and some cooked foods. Head towards the back and you will find the sashimi counter. Pick the pieces of fish that you want and they will cut and package for you. There is a very nice Asian gentleman who works behind the sashimi counter, and he actually taught me how to spot a good piece of sashimi! The premade sushi is on a first come first serve basis, so once they sell out then it's done for the day. Here are my usual picks: California Rolls- Yama is known for this Spicy tuna Rolls- Bite sized, perfectly seasoned tuna Albacore sashimi- surprisingly, this is in the fridge, not the sashimi counter Chicken karaage- The mayo based dipping sauce is unique but delicious Salmon, yellowtail, otoro sashimi- Perfect sliced pieces of high quality fish Right now it is just grab and go. But they are expanding to the space next door to provide seating and possibly hot foods. They also have a great selection of party platters, but orders must be placed in advance. Check their website or call the store for details and availability. Pro tip: if you have a long drive home, ask for a bag of ice from the cashier to keep the food cold.

I am happy that Hawaii Super is still going strong. I have loads of memories here - all good ones,…read morecoming here with mom & granny every weekend that, at the time, I felt was tedious and boring, but now What I wouldn't give to make this run with them..... I remember parking was always a mess but not this visit, I got here at 10 am to buy canned pate as gifts to my neighbor who loves Viet Pate before driving home. I did not see the sugarcane and wheel cake vendors at the front entrance. I will have to come in the afternoon next time to catch them so to complete my mental image. I noticed they have a large selections of wine strategically placed in the center of the market facing the main entrance. This is new. The prices are less than NorCal grocery stores for sure. I have noticed this consistent fact every time I come down for visits so I buy what I need the night before or morning of my drive home. I hope the best for Hawaii Super, may you remain a fixture of SGV for 10,000 years.

Not respecting the line or the number.. For getting fish !!!…read moreIt's like going to grocery in 3rd ward country,who ever yell the most and they will serve that person.. Also they yell at you that they don't speak English

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.

5/29/2025: Hubby and I came to check out San Gabriel Superstore at the recommendation of a friend…read morewho lives in SGV.. and it far exceeded our expectations! We initially had a little difficulty finding it.. we were following WAZE, but the signs on the outside of the bldg all said SF Supermarket. Since the location matched, we decided to park and head inside. OhMyGosh! This store should have its own zip code.. it's huge! And like many other Asian markets we frequent, there are "stores within the store".. but this place is on another level! The layout is simple to maneuver, produce prices are marked well with digital signs.. I just wish that the veggies and herbs were labeled a little better for my novice eyes. I found 5 different items all called "mint", with no labels on the individual packages. I wanted to buy Vietnamese Lemon Mint (Kinh Gioi), Spicy Mint (Hung Cay), Perilla Leaves/Shiso (Lá Tía Tô) and had to ask a couple of employees for help to identify the right items. Everyone was really friendly and did their best to help me out! I never did find the Thai basil, but to be honest that was me forgetting because I was just overwhelmed with the great selection and pricing for everything! I need to learn to cook all of those beautiful green veggies.. I felt healthier just standing among them! The store is extremely well stocked and they keep it clean. I wasn't picking up any funky odors that you find at some markets.. I know my eyes saw hundreds of products that I never knew existed! I need to be adopted into a Vietnamese family for a month to learn about ALL of it! We noticed that prices for items we regularly buy at 99 Ranch, Galleria Market, Mitsuwa and even 168 Market were less expensive here, and the quality of the fish and produce were outstanding! My only complaint is that it's so far away from my home.. People of San Gabriel, it is with love that I tell you I hope you all know how spoiled you are to not only have SO many amazing Asian restaurants available in your area.. the markets are also incredible, too! I'm bookmarking the store and will be back again and again when I find myself even remotely nearby.

Well the females there working don't seem too friendly n bit judgy…read more But male workers there are nice n helpful I don't know how the treatment is different Ok now I am impressed with the simple truth chicken So I would keep going there for the chicken Return exchange policy is pretty confusing as no one know too much about it not like the one in Pasadena .

As past employee of this store for many many 46 years, I must say staff and store very lively and…read moreclean. Some front-end people absolute gems, very nice. My least favorite part, ohhhh the whiny and lazy customers. Yes YOU. God, nothing more headache than you. Of course good customers exist, very nice, but impatient, entitled, rude Piece of s***s who leave stuff everywhere, cannot wait, cannot understand low staff some even violent! They nag, complain for things not in our hand just disgusting lazy tumors. Many one stars from people lie, exaggerate, make up story to feel offended. If you fall in this category, you know who you are, consider a lobotomy, Very good idea. Sincerely, Mrs. Barry Lee

They have great deals on the already made food after 6pm. It's always clean here and everyone is…read morealways really nice.

We happened to be in the area and decided to stop here for a few items we enjoy cooking at home…read more The market itself is big, well-organized, and clean. Every shelf and display case was fully stocked. The employees, except the cashier, who asked whether we were paying by cash or card, were NOT friendly or welcoming in any way: no greetings, no eye contact, nothing. We felt as though we did not exist. I observed this treatment for ALL customers in the store, not just my wife and me, but everyone. Prices were just ok. Sale items were good, but everyday items were not as good. I can honestly say I will never return to this market, as it is rather far from our home. More importantly, I am big on customer service, and we did not receive it while shopping there.