Dai Thanh Supermarket

Decent spot, but does get a little hectic and confusing in terms of some of the layout, but it is a pretty popular spot. Pretty fair prices and if you need some Vietnamese products then they really do have a lot. Overall, a decent market, but nothing truly special I would say.

Cute little Asian market with a lot of nostalgic Asian snacks. Reasonable price. They did remodeling so when we came they were stocking up the shelves again.Service is decent like every other Asian market.Seafood/Meat aisle decent but to me didn't look the best. Overall I would be back just for snacks.

This is a nice, clean and new Vietnamese grocery store. They carry a wider variety of Vietnamese products than Ranch 99. I was able to find frozen lemongrass, a variety of eggroll wrappers, sweets, boba products, a variety of packaged flours to make Vietnamese appetizers. Plenty of parking, close to freeway.

The hype has died down from this new Asian market. It depends on what you are looking for and the freshness of the produce, fruits, meats, seafood, etc. you could find some good deals.

I hadn't visited here since their grand opening, when it was pretty chaotic. But looks like they've settled in, and looks great. There's a lot of competition in the area, but the prices are pretty competitive. Definitely lower priced than Berryessa Safeway and Sprouts on regular fruits and veggies, of which they have a broad selection that caters to Asian tastes, like yam leaves, oyster and maitake mushrooms, diakon, etc. The butchery is in the back, with lots of meats and seafood on display. Also, it's relatively clean (though not at Hmart level).

I still miss the original location on 2nd Street. It was cramped, not the cleanest, and the parking sucked but it had everything I needed. Growing up my mom would often shop there especially when we expect to have company over. It was the cheapest grocery store around that time. Now that inflation is up the roof, I don't even look at the prices. I was in the area because I dropped Gavin off to my parents for the weekend and was nearby and thought I should check it out.I came here to get some fresh rice noodles, chicken thighs and chicken drumsticks, a bag of rice, bean curd in a jar, udon noodles, and incense for my monthly pray. I wanted to make udon stir-fry and pho ga (chicken noodle soup) for the work week. I'm still eating the pho ga. No issues. Plenty of parking. Folks at the register were friendly. I'll be back this Saturday!

Two stars and believe me, I find that to be very generous...Yes, I get that Dai Thanh Supermarket is newly opened but I question why they even made that decision when there's so much that needs to be done.Aisles are filled with empty shelves, employees are still setting up and shifting things around- all while patrons are shopping and maneuvering around them, & the freezer area is nonexistent. I literally came in, did a quick walkthrough, and immediately went for the exit. There was literally nothing to buy unless you are purchasing produce or fish/meat. Hopefully I'll have a better experience once the supermarket irons out all of its wrinkles [& believe me, there are a lot of them].

An asian market with lots of vegan options I came in to pick up a few appetizers for a lunar new year party and left with a bunch of vegan proteins. All sorts of soy and bean curd items. Ribeye bites, mock crab, fish, chicken, etc. Good produce assortment. Household products. I saw some reviews saying lines where packed and took awhile to get through. And the parking lot was crazy packed when I went, but they had every cashier open and actual line was quick. Definitely will be a new frequent place.

This place was opened about a month ago. I came the day after grand opening and I walked out due to the crowds. I came back the second time and they are still trying to work out their kinks. Many shelves with products are not labeled without prices yet. The seafood area has minimal products except live crabs. There was a long line to get crabs and the crab prices was $3.69/lb which is unbeatable at this time. I have not seen such low prices. I came here because I went to another market and they had very small size crabs. So I came here and I scored! I didn't know the crab price was $3.69 at first! I got two crabs about $15 total. They were a little short from 2lbs each. I asked them for double bags at the cashier for the crabs due to water leaking from the current bag. They will charge for bag fees. The isles were wide enough that carts won't bump into each. Shelves were well stocks mostly except for the isles far to the right which was blocked off. Produce isles were full of people so I didn't try to go close. I got a pack of this G7 instant coffee which was cheaper than Costco but different brand. They taste similar but less sugar I think Prices in this place seems to be pretty competitive here. Will have to check them out later once the tanks are filled with more seafood Parking was packed since the lot is not big.

I just found out this new location near my apartment. Their produce is super fresh and fairly priced, I think 99 ranch does way much worse than Dai Thanh. The seafood also looks amazing and not expensive. Try their frozen fried crab, I did that in my air fryer and it was amazing, 1lb only $6.99. I'll definitely come back for their tropical fruit and fresh meat.