Sunset Supermarket

Great Asian supermarket with a wide variety of very affordable goods! If you need anything for an Asian dish, this market probably has it. They have tons of fresh produce, live & fresh seafood, meats, pantry items, refrigerated & frozen items, sauces & condiments, snacks and more! I love their selection of frozen dumplings, they have so many kinds. I always have some in my freezer, they're perfect for a quick meal. Overall, Sunset Super mostly has Chinese and other Asian foods but they carry some general household staples like butter, flour, sugar etc.

This place has a huge selection of seasonal vegetables, sauces, noodles, buns, dumplings, meat and seafood!I come here every week to get my groceries and everything is very cheap. There's also plenty of parking!This grocery store carries Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Indian, Thai, and Korean ingredients. If you're into Asian cooking, check this place out!

I'd shopped Sunset Super awhile ago. It's an affordable Asian supermarket where you can buy things that aren't readily available elsewhere or all in one store.Produce offered beautiful Napa cabbage, two kinds of baby bok choy, daikon, seaweed, big bunches of herbs, cooking sauces plus lots of variety in their fresh meat and seafood department. Signage and flooring look like the store hasn't been upgraded in years but the store is very clean and well-stocked. The staff is kind and helped me find items while I shopped and menu planned so I wouldn't have to go out in this bad storm anytime soon.Ambiance feels like the land that time forgot from the 50s and 60s: Some goods were priced to that era like double honey oranges & cocktail grapefruits, not complaining!Sunset Super is a reliable store when on the west side of town. There's a small private parking lot and easy street parking outside.

Decent supermarket but whenever I'm in the vegetable/fruit section I see moldy coconuts that have been there for quite a while.

One of my go to supermarket when I am in the sunset district. You will find a good amount of Asian products in here, from sauces to snacks to Chinese veggies, you can almost find everything here. Be careful if you buy meats here, because in the past every time I got them, they had a stinky (old, unfresh) smell to them and I ended up running to Safeway or another supermarket to get something new. Some workers only speak Cantonese or Mandarin, so services are decent if you speak Chinese, but I did see some English-speaking customers get frustrated and I went and helped translate.

If you know you know. So let me tell you this, if your only dining experience with far eastern foods is P.F. Chang's, you should just keep shopping at Andronico's.Seafood? Fresh. Pork? Oink b!?!h, oink. Beef? Marbled and affordable. Chicken? Duck? TF? There is a whole aisle for sauces. Both sides folks, both MFING sides. They sell dry noodles in bulk and it's so cheap you'd think it was 19, 19, 1985.But real talk, if you like to have a comfortable, airy shopping experience; if you enjoy an easy to access parking lot; if you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, this is not your spot. BUT IF YOU LIKE AUTHENTIC, QUALITY MFING FOODS AND THE GNARLY EASTERN ASIATIC AMBIANCE come here. Be daring. Take risks. Try a fish head or two.Just don't try to haggle with the OGs behind the fish counter, they'll LOL in your face and still pack it like an envelope on New Year.

Convenient grocery store walking distance in my neighborhood!! Although I dislike the prepackaged fruit and vegetables in the plastic bags, I know they're prepackaged due to covid. However not all fruits and veggies are pre-packed so just take a step inside and wander around. The prices are decent, somewhere in the middle - not inexpensive but also not ridiculously unreasonable. I do have to say that the produce lacks freshness and you can tell that the freshness quality could be better. They have a decent selection of Asian snacks and noodles and ramen as well. If you're looking to hot pot, they have shabu meats available pre-packaged by the meat section, usually by weight. I'm pretty sure you can also just ask for fresh shabu cuts from the butchers though although I haven't had a chance to ask yet. All in all, if I'm needing something quick from the Asian supermarket this is the one most convenient for me so I'd definitely check here first. If I had time and gas, I'd shop on clement or Chinatown for fresher produce for better prices.

I usually come here to buy the Vietnamese desserts, fresh soy milk and tofu desserts but I guess they don't carry it anymore. This time I bought a bottle of new version condensed milk, usually in a can. Also get a pack of dried leaweed for soup. I like to go to different grocery stores because they usually carry a different stuff/items, food or snacks. :)

Okay for vegetables and packaged foods. Yet the meat and fish department practice poor hygiene. And they toss their trimmings into single ply garbage bags that leak blood and then wheel it through store and across street to parking lot, where blood pools into the sidewalk. Really sticks. No hospital or butcher would tolerate this. Why the health department allows this to happen, is another failure of the city. Really, be careful of getting food poisoning here, as there is a huge about of biocontamination on the floors.

I should have known better than to trust the Milka chocolate wafers they are selling at this store were made in Switzerland. The Milka products in the American stores are actually from Switzerland so I just assumed the ones sold at this store were also made in Switzerland. Or at the very least they'd be made in a western European country. But after I got home I read the packaging carefully and the label on the sides and the back are 99% in Russian with the English description only on the front of the package. It can be assumed to be Russian manufactured. However, there is nowhere to be found any manufacturer named nor where it is made. There are a couple of descriptions in Spanish and German. So be aware if you think you're getting a genuine Western European made product at this store. Because it may not be manufactured in Russia or wherever else.