Sunrise Supermarket

Again on a mission with my cousin. We lol to check out Asian supermarkets. This one is very close to the other one we checked out the other night. This one smelled significantly better. Like most Asian own and run stores sell everything semi organized. I didn't check out the meat and fish section. Their fruit and vegetable section had a nice variety. The cashier was polite.

They offer more ready to eat items available now especially on the weekend. See pictures of some of my favorite items.

Sunrise is a very small supermarket. Inside is clean and organized. I found what I needed which was an amazing. But the produce were pricier than most Asian supermarkets around the area. The lady who rung me up was super nice. Overall, good experience, I just didn't like the price.

It's been almost six years since my first review for this market - Sunrise Supermarket remains one of my favorite Asian supermarkets to shop at. What I like about it is the smaller footprint - as mentioned in my previous review, this store used to be a Fresh and Easy - which also had the smaller market format, but still managed to carry everything you need. Over the years, I find myself coming here instead of the bigger Asian supermarkets located in the busier areas of Little Saigon (which comes with more denser parking lots). Sunrise has for the most part, everything I would be looking for including fresh produce and a staffed butcher shop. Foot traffic is lighter even on the weekends. On my most recent visit, I picked up two bottles of the chinese herbal cough syrup - Pei Pa Koa, some snacks, and fresh papaya. I like that their papaya here is pre-sliced for you, and the seeds are removed. Parking lot is getting busier simply because this lot has a row of Tesla superchargers.Overall still, one of my favorite Asian grocery stores in the area.

Learned something yesterday: having the word 'Sunrise' in the name of a market or restaurant doesn't mean it's Filipino.We needed to pick up some lumpia wrappers for a Christmas Party, and instead of stopping by our regular place, we wanted to stop by someplace on the way home from Santa Ana with easy access to the highway. Searching for Filipino groceries, Sunrise Supermarket came up so redirected our GPS there. There was plenty of space in the large parking lot. But as soon as we saw the large sign, I realized it was a Vietnamese grocery store (which makes a lot of sense considering where we were).It's not a particularly large store, but is stocked with all the essentials. There is a lot of whole fish being displayed in open displays, so wouldn't be the place to go for folks that can't stand the smell of fish. We were able to find a Vietnamese brand that could stand in as Lumpia wrappers, and picked up a lot of other snacks and vegetables since we were here, including garlic flavor corn nuts (which my wife said she likes...who knew?). It was easy to checkout (they take credit cards) and quick. Ended up being a productive stop.I know the first sentence of my review is silly, but honestly that's the way I was thinking.

They have a good variety of veggies ,dry Foods, fruits ,canned foods ,and candy like I like coffee candy also they have dishes cooking pots and pans and other kitchen household items at reasonable prices.

What a wonderful adventure this was at this supermarket, imagine that! The produce was incredible, the prepared food section was quite interesting and the choices of rice and wraps was amazing. Picked up delicious lychee fruits, rambutans, and some baby bananas. I'd be back tomorrow for more fruit if this market was closer to home. Also got some wonderful spring roll wraps that are just the right size. Saw many types of snack foods and oh, the noodle assortment was mind blowing. Sounds crazy, I know, I just love going into ethnic supermarkets, probably because I just love to eat!Check this place out if you happen to be in the area. Parking is easy. Folks working here are very kind and helpful, too!

Never been here before and a little creepy cuz I'm here on a Saturday and there is only one more customer in the entire store. OK, maybe two more. I only needed a few things, but overall, the prices are high, compared to other Vietnamese stores. Parts of the store look like a warehouse as the boxes are just opened. I found a lot of things with no price, but staple items like coconut milk were $1 higher than elsewhere. There's a butcher, a take out and produce, and a bunch of noodles yet they only have a few brands of rice. Not sure how long this store has been here, but it needs more foot traffic...

This market is on the smaller side, but it has a little more than just the essentials. Conveniently located right off the freeway exit. Friendly folks to help you and warm greetings as you check out, which is not always common at the markets. It doesn't smell like rotting fish. The place is small and clean. Check it out if you're nearby.

We stopped by in search of tropical fruits. We found, guava, cherimoya, & dragon fruit. We bought some canned goods and other grocery items. Store is clean & organized. Service is so-so. Parking is abundant.