“ If your looking for Pacific Rim Asian food, this is the place to go. Well stocked with Asian brand names you would recognize as well as produce you can't buy from your regular market. They also have a kitchen that prepared food to go. Definitely recommend. ”

“ Great little store! Plenty of wonderful products and friendly people! If you need an Asian grocery store, this is a can't miss! ”

“ Food is amazing they take EBT !!! Just sucks it's always almost sold out by dinner time !!! The service is pretty good just packed ! Many Asian varieties to choose from ”

“ Great place to get some grocery items along with some food to go as well. The place in still in the clean side and the cashier that helped me out was friendly. ”

“ Inland Empire is lacking in asian food, so thank god there's this nondescript market that sells some cheap, yet bomb banh mi. I mean there's so much more to buy here but the $4ish banh mi's are hard to beat. This is a supermarket first and foremost but right next door is a deli where you can just enjoy good food. So don't be fooled by the small size, it's packed with all sorts of goodies. So that's all you need to know, just get in line, get food, go eat quick. ”

“ Another to go to Asian store. Moderately priced items for produce and canned , frozen goods . Aisles are just too narrow and hard to move around with a cart! You can buy fresh fish and get it cleaned and fried as well for free! ”

“ We've been coming here once a month to eat banh mi for dinner in the parking lot. I have also tried a couple of their soups and have been very impressed. Today's soup was pumpkin with pork ribs, and it was the best. Never had soup like it before. It was very slow-cooked and simple but really packed with flavor, which I did not expect because pumpkin generally can be quite bland. Not this pumpkin! A gentleman who I believe is the owner served us. He is very helpful if you don't know what something is (like me). If he's not there, I don't ask questions because I did one time and it was awkward due to a solid language barrier. ”

“ Really small Vietnamese grocery store, but it's in the IE, so I'm not expecting much. They had almost everything I was looking for. Definitely not everything like you can get out in Orange County, but I work in IE so needed to stop somewhere before heading back home to Irvine. One thing I will say, their balut is really fresh. I've bought them twice now and both times it was super fresh. I have always gone on a weekday, so I can get in and out very quickly. Not sure what it would be like on the weekends though. ”

“ As far as Vietnamese supermarkets go, this is pretty dang authentic and although small, it's a great slice of what I'm used to in parts of the 626 and the OC. When I went later on in the day, the restaurant portion was closed I believe. Bummer since I was looking forward to get some nice Rau Ma (pennywort drink) on such a hot day and we were gonna get some cheap Banh Mi for the next day. There's a good amount of parking and 2 cashiers for this supermarket. Decent amount of fresh produce, especially the ones used in Vietnamese cooking. They also have che (Vietnamese dessert soup), grass jelly, pickled daikon and carrots, and other sweets and snacks shipped in from the same vendors that supply them to Banh Mi Che Cali and the other Vietnamese supermarkets and sandwich shops in SoCal. Also an abundance of teas, canned foods, sauces, housewares, and a small section of meat and fish. Prices are pretty reasonable for a place that's a bit far from the Vietnamese community hubs, and definitely affordable in comparison to getting them at a Viet/Chinese market in the Mid West (big YUCK). They also accept EBT/SNAP here too! ”