Super King Food Center

Went with a co-worker since I wanted to see another grocery store, other than SF Supermarket, and wanted some goodies that I didn't see there.Disabled parking spaces are few, but my co-worker found one near the entrance.The store has a variety of Chinese, Thai, Filipino, and Korean products. They have a small deli section near the front of the store. Everything looks clean, surprisingly.Found quite a few things, including silken Tofu, Filipino style. Prices weren't any higher than other stores.I hope to return soon.

Here we are again, stopping in before our long drive home to Los Angeles. Grab some ready made hot foods at the deli . Lord cha ( rice pin noodles ) stir fry at $3.99 lbs . Were tasty and hot fresh banh bao . The young lady at the butcher shop was awesome !! She sliced our beef to paper thin saved me time doing it myself for sure. As usual great selections of fresh Asian vegetables and fruits . Seasons now for cherimoya at $9.99 a lb

Just saw multiple mice/rats inside. Definitely is a health hazard. Not a pleasant thing to see.

So unlike all the other big name Asian stores I've been in as soon as you walk in you are brutally assaulted by the pungent aroma of dead fish sour pork and all other manner of foul odors this stores smell was not too bad hardly even a slap in the face as comparison. I was surprised by the hot food section and the ready made meals that looked to be kinda fresh maybe from earlier that day but definitely not the same 5 hours. Their produce had some really fresh produce and it had some produce that has seen better days. Not a very large selection of noodles which is strange over all I give this store 3 stars

What a lofty name for a market, in Chinese it literally translates to "King of Kings." But it isn't as large or well stocked as the SF Supermarket on Hammer Lane, but the mint, basil and other fresh herbs here are of better quality and price. I like that this place has the food court and on weekends there is the food stand in the parking lot that sells freshly grilled items for those who either don't want to cook or husbands who may want to supplement their wives' home cooking with something unexpected?

I like coming here once in while the store is clean and neat but it doesn't have some of the stuff SF market has yes it's a bigger store but service was ok for me too every single time they have lots of package deli foods on deck, the shopping plaza can be a little sketchy at night cause it's dark no flood lights but ample parking, almost guaranteed front row parking.

Pork Bao was ok. I thought it was BBQ pork bao it was pork with quail egg. It was ok. The noodles were old and sour tasting.

I strictLy came here for the BBQ beef & chicken sticks.FYI- the beef sticks have increased in price. Each stick wiLL cost you $0.75 a pop.Us Ladies roLLed up to Super King ready to pig out and was bummed to see that the BBQ griLL wasn't set up. Boo!!!!We went inside and asked a cashier what was going on and were informed that they couLd seLL us frozen pre-made sticks if were weren't interested in waiting.What a Let down!!!!Fast forward- the beef sticks are mixed with random fatty, inedible chunks but they sLices of beef are nice in size (thick not skimp).The fLavor|marinade was ok but pretty much tasted Like Lemongrass which I'm not a fan of. Meh,I've had better.Three stars thanks to the huge variety of hot deLi items and ready to eat goods.

Hot food item! So disappointed! The dip (Phahok ktiss!) I brought had mold! I couldn't see it in the store! Also assuming hot food items are made and sold fresh daily! Mind you I don't stay in Stockton...

I get the premade lunches on the table and those weekend bar b q lemon grass beef sticks.