Your Neighborhood Asian Market

Grace Hernandez Edited 3 months ago

I think this place has a good amount of selection for items. It’s small, but there’s a lot to look at and purchase! The reason why I’m giving two stars is because yesterday I purchased 2 onigiris, and my boyfriend purchased a kimbap— I believe one of these made me have digestive issues. After I ate the two onigiris, my stomach became so incredibly bloated and it still feels bloated today. I didn’t eat anything else besides a bite of the kimbap and the onigiris, I usually do not have a sensitivity when I buy these items elsewhere, so I think the items were old or maybe there was an ingredient that didn’t agree with me? I would just be wary if you have any known sensitivities to these foods EDIT (6/19): it’s been almost 2 weeks since the incident of eating the onigiri here, and I would really advise to any customers and the owners of this establishment to please ensure the food you are serving is safe. It was definitely the spicy tuna onigiri here that I ate that gave me food poisoning. The ramifications I experienced after were terrible, and I had severe digestive issues up until a couple days ago. I enjoyed going into the store as they have many great Asian products, but again, pl

Kiki 6 months ago

Stumbled across these at a local Asian market in San Bernardino and instantly felt like I was transported back to my childhood in Japan. 🇯🇵✨ Growing up in the 80s, I was surrounded by amazing snacks like these, and let me tell you… the nostalgia hit hard. The ice cream sandwiches may be smaller now, but they still deliver that same creamy, satisfying punch I remember as a teen. And the rice cakes? Absolutely perfect. That soft, pillowy texture with the balanced sweetness and ooey-gooey center… just outstanding. It’s amazing how a simple snack can carry so many memories. Definitely a sweet little trip down memory lane.

Earth_Eyez 88 6 months ago

Reasonably priced items. Snacks ,drinks, candy, ramen, houseware, more than i thought it would have. Hopefully they add more variety to the snacks and drinks. Will be back for more. Its a cool place to get out. Especially if you're into different and unique flavor for snacks. Hard to spot the location. Parking is a little hectic but the overall feel of the store was good.

Justine Hernandez 6 months ago

Stepping into this neighborhood anime store is like teleporting straight to the snack aisles of Japan, but even better! Think of Daiso’s snack section, then multiply it by a hundred with even more unique finds. Seriously, the variety of Japanese snacks and fruit ice creams is mind blowing. Their handmade rice balls are a daily fresh delight. A word of advice: grab some, but don’t hoard! They’re best enjoyed the same day to savor that perfect, just-made flavor. The drink selection is fantastic, though I’m definitely wishing for an expansion soon to quench my insatiable thirst for unique beverages. The only downside? The parking lot is a bit of a pothole jungle. But trust me, the treasure trove of goodies inside is well worth the bumpy ride. This place isn’t just a store, it’s an experience!

Henry 10 months ago

If you’re in a mood for something different, this is the place they have all kinds of important stuff from chips to drinks to ice cream, etc. love coming here love bringing my kids to see what they pick. I really recommend you guys come and check them out.