Keo Neighborhood Market

Love this little Khmer market ! I was surprised to see this hole in the wall store which is FAR from Cambodia town. I came here for a couple of items to make Thai Curry. When first entering I was surprised at how clean & organized this little market is. Most stores like this have a certain weird smell & are dirty & grimy. All the produce looked fresh & everything is a great price ! There's also harder to find items like krok (mortar & pestle), black crab paste, & healthy boy brand sauces. My favorite item to get here is their spicy tvako - OMG so good. I would recommend to anyone if you're looking for somewhere to get your fix.

I got all my Khmer grocery here. I stop going to big market that is far away, support the small shop nearby.Overtime, I learn how to cook by watching utube and get my ingredients here.I hate cooking but inflation forces me to cook Clean and friendly staff.Always see home for rent listed on the board and most are below market price. Some employment annoucement for baker or cashier.

Found this hidden gem in L.B. Food here couldn't get more authentic and have the best fresh taste ever. They also have a great a great selection of Asian food that's hard to find. Staff is amazing, very friendly, and believe family owned.Would highly recommend them and will be back.

Bad customer service and the employees are very racists non Asian customers. In the meat department, I see bugs roaming around that meats and the meat look a week old.

Great spot! Was happy to see a nice market in the neighborhood and not have to drive far out. Support local business!

I had this store bookmarked for many months and this past weekend finally able to stop in. We parked in the front sidewalk of the store , I honestly don't know if they have a parking lot ? We were greeted warmly by the lady at the register, my initial thought the store looked clean , smelled clean , and items stacked neatly organized in its shelves . Merchandise has its priced display listed on individual items or on the counter . It's a small family owned store , carries many Asian ingredients, fresh vegetables, dry foods , meats, seafoods, Asian plants in the like of herbs and exotic fruit trees etc. I was excited they had some fresh saom climbing wattle or acacia leaf, $8.99 a small bag or $16.99 for a big bag . At check out, I understand it's an honest mistake, but if I didn't question the cashier in regards to my total amount of $200 when she rang us for some vegetables . ( I was thinking inflations are tough, but $200 for 3 bags of vegetables is robbery) I asked the cashier what did I buy that's $200 ? Doesn't seem right? She stated , "she tally all the total and that's the price. " At this point I asked her to recalculate my purchase. By this time I believe the owner/ manager stepped in to reassess the situation and corrected the issue in question. So my final payment from incorrectly over charged $200 to paying $70 for my three bags of groceries seems more accurate . They apologized profusely for their mistake . Obviously this incident will not deter me from shopping here again , when in the area I will stop in.

Cute little Khmer store. I love that it's closer to me in Lakewood and I no longer have to go to Cambodia town to get what I need.

It's true -- the Keos are great. They're so friendly and personable because they remember their customers. It's family owned and they all seem to love each other as well. My mom lives in the north side, so this is our go-to store. It's especially convenient for dried goods-- bottled sauces, spring roll wrappers, ramen, and stuff for noodle soups! My mom gets all her Cambodian frozen fish fixes here! For the reviewer that didn't know about parking... it's to the left of the building by the way. Just walk a little.

My favorite neighborhood market here in North Long Beach. I literally shop here at least 2-3 times a week, everyone working here are very kind and super helpful with anything you're looking for. Their produce, and meat department are all fresh, they have an abundance of ingredients on their shelves, anything you need I'm sure you'll find, I'm happy to support my local Cambodian market!

I want them to open another location in Orange County!!! Preferably North OC!!! I went in looking for one item, tuk prahok which is the best dipping sauce for rib eye steak. I walked out with a basket full of items to cook for my family this next week. Keo Market is a precurated grocery store. I liken it to the Khmer Cambodian version of Trader Joe's. ALL THE PRODUCE was FRESH. ALL THE SHELVES were properly ORGANIZED and labeled with prices. More importantly, the floors were CLEAN, it smelled super clean. I love that they speak both English and Khmer, They have a shared lot with accessible parking.GREAT customer service. Fresh Khmer Produce.Extensive Variety of Spices and Sauces. Prices are more than fair. Loved it, we will be back!