Riverside Supermarket

All my Cambodian food fixes. All their soups are delicious. If I lived closer, I'd probably have a different soup everyday for dinner. They have Somlaw Machew Yuon, Somlaw Machew Sike Kho, Kaw Sike Chrouk, Somlaw Ka-Kho, and my personal favorite, Somlaw Machew Ktieh. Availability varies though.The cold deli usually has assorted prahok, banh xeo, papaya salad. The hot bar usually has ansom Chrouk, ansom Jake, fried fish, fried meat skewers, and my mom's favorite are the Jake Chien and Talonge Chien.They even have desserts and fresh cut up fruit with chili salt. They often have sarai cups, loht dessert, and the little egg yolk ovals and the sugary golden yellow pinched squares.

Thank you for the complimentary 2 bags of ice and ice packs to help keep my food cold on our long journey home . I'm here whenever I am in the area . My dad likes their sticky rice wine dessert $2.50 a container . Brought my friends who were visiting from the Bay Area to grab some ready made hot foods for their long drive home . I can always count on Riverside market to have fresh seasonal produce and fruits at a reasonable price.

This Cambodian store is my go-to spot because they offer bomb Cambodian-style deli food! I enjoy picking up their fried bananas, bahn xeo, angel wings, chicken larb, beef salads, beef sticks, and pickles from the fridge, along with their delicious amok. It's incredibly convenient to walk in and grab freshly prepared Khmer dishes. I also appreciate their selection of peeled fresh fruits like crunchy mango and pineapples with spicy salt. Whenever I'm passing through Long Beach, it's a must-stop destination for me puk mak!!

The Riverside Market has a soft spot in my heart. It's always been a go to when I'm in the area. It fixes all of my Cambodian cravings. You have an array of soup, hot plates, desserts, and cold deli. The staff is always super friendly & welcoming. Plenty of parking! If you're in the area & you get to stop by, I would highly recommend the beef sticks, prahok katiss, and somlaw ka-koh!

This Cambodian market is the only place besides a few certain farmers markets where I can get fresh bittermelon (in Filipino: ampalaya) leaves.Their selection of Asian pantry items is not as good as the many larger Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, and Korean supermarkets. The strong point for this small market are the lesser known produce items and hot, ready-made Cambodian deli items. I must admit I have not tried any yet.

If you're looking for an Asian market with all the great vegetables that are hard to find in the larger big box stores, this is the place for you. If you are a neat freak, this is not the place for you.This is a very tightly packed, small, dingy store inside. But if that doesn't bother you, you can find so many of the wonderful Asia vegetables, sauces, noodles etc., used in Asian cooking. What I love about them is you can pic choose a fish and they will fry it right there. I also love the other Vietnamese snacks they have freshly made like spring rolls, fried bananas, fried yams, chicken and beef skewers and a variety of other things that I don't know their name. I just know I like to eat them.

For some reason here on yelp it says its closed BUT THEY ARE NOT. Its an asian grocery store they have korean, viet, filipino , asian products. They have a wide variety of meats, fresh veggies. They also have cooked meals and a variety of soups. My daughter loved their eggroll. its nice and crunchy! PARKING: the reason why i only gave 4 stars is the parking, its kinda tight and spaces are narrowOverall a good experience , i usually go to hmart but this is like a mini version of it , i will definitely go back here again

Although this is a supermarket, this review is for their prepared foods. There are few places in SoCal that have prepared Cambodian food. They have so many traditional dishes at reasonable prices. I usually buy enough to last me a few days. I love their papaya salad and their soups. Their papaya salad has so much flavor and they give you a decent amount at a reasonable price. There are many soup options. I've tried the chicken curry and pork belly with egg. The small (8oz) was $8 and was enough to last me a couple of days. I want to go back and try the others. The supermarket itself is small, old, a little dirty, and kind of stinky. The few times that I've gone there, they have had low inventory of their prepared foods so it's a hit or miss. Consider going early.

This market owner is terrible attitude forward customer!!! Every time I go there, I spent aroubd $200, she is so rude no thank you and yell at me, so stupid! I always want to support Khmer business, if there is another Khmer market has stuffs I need I would not not come to this Riverside Market at all. Unfornunatelly, Khun Heng Market is close, other wise this market will no one come in!!!! That attitude of that woman need to be change!!!! so mean and rude!

. a family member been working there 10+ years for less than minimum wage while they profit . they own houses and nice luxury cars while there workers can barely support there family. the owner /dad is cool . fuck the mother and the kids. Without the cooks working hard 12 hours a day there wud be No Riverside Market period.