Welfresh Market

What a find!Pleasantly surprised after a doctor's appointment for my father to find this spot. Dad mentioned seeing something about it in the Chinatown news a few years ago. Easy to find off HWY6. Went in on a Wednesday early afternoon. The store is very clean and organized. The front section had a Taiwanese eatery and a Chinese deli. Dad was interested in the deli so he scoped out the food options. They had a variation of combo meals and dad opted to try the 4 combo - 2 meats, 2 veggies and steamed rice for $6.75. what a bargain. They have a nice assortment of dishes to choose from as well as other specialty foods like tea soaked eggs, Jung (rice with meat wrapped in banana leaves), and other items. The fruit and vegetable selection was fresh and nicely displayed. The pricing was competitive and they run quite a few sales.They sell an assortment of Asian staples like seasonings, noodles, rice, snacks and of course meats and seafood. The aisles were stocked, sales were marked clearly, and it was very organized. The staff was friendly.Overall it is definitely a spot I'd visit often if I lived in the area. (Btw, dad enjoyed the food)

Although major Asian grocers are nearby, I always go to Wel-Fresh first or last, but never the other places in place of Wel-Fresh.It's persimmon season right now. They easily have the best persimmon quality. There's a large selection of tofu, including various noodle styles.I feel safe about the duck eggs, and the price is fair. I miss the tendon. Maybe the newest big grocer took that share, but it's god-awful at that big grocer. I hope Wel-Fresh realizes that, and resumes that take out in their hot food section. The sitting area happened just as the pandemic unfolded. The seats seemed off-limits all but once. The veggie section looks small, but the quality, selection, and turnover is good. My friend from Guangzhou says this grocer is most authentic to mainland China. The wellness goods are priced higher than I've seen in Japanese stores. The beauty stuff looks almost non-existent. The rice selection looks good, with bearable prices. The beer selection is just okay, but almost non-existent. The cashiers are friendly enough, and don't seem ruffled or haughty about my english.

This is the best grocery store I have ever shopped in the area. The food is always fresh as the name.

I've been shopping here for years but one recent incident made me not coming back to the store anymore. The scan price is higher than the shelf price on one of the noodle package I bought (1.30 more). I told the cashier the list price and want to show her. She said no and refuse to go see the shelf price and told me "want it or not the scan price". This will be my last time to shop at this place. Rude cashier and deceiving package price.

We purchased several frozen chickens which smelled terrible after we thawed them. When we brought them back, they refused to admit that their chickens were bad at the time of purchase. After arguing with them they finally refunded us but made us feel like liars. Prices here aren't particularly cheaper than the other Asian markets in the area. Definitely will not be coming back here anymore!

Snapped this photo while shopping. Notice the stocker stepping on the food to reach the top shelf...while talking on his phone! My first time here... pretty horrendous!!

I thought this market was great even though it didn't have some items I needed. The market was very nice and clean and had lots of open space. The selection of produce and pantry staples is very nice. The meat is also fresh and they definitely keep their seafood area nice and clean which I like a lot compared to 99 Ranch Market. Welfresh also has nice specials and a little buffet inside with fresh food. I didn't get a chance to try it but it smelled delicious! I also like the dessert options here. Overall I really liked it and I will be back.

I had went in to buy cake in the freezer section. Then when i went home, I opened the packaging and it was covered in mold, discolored and spoiled. I feel discouraged to even shop here anymore.

I've never had any good experiences with the cashiers, either they managed you as their employees or items prices are not the same as the shelves listed.

I love Taiwanese food, so when I found out about this market, I was so eager to come by and check it out! My first impression was that the place is well kept and organized. I was particularly impressed with the seafood and meat frozen section. It looked like they just bought new freezers and restocked it. I was also pleasantly surprised to find many food items and produce for Vietnamese cooking. It's great because then I won't have to make a trip to different stores to find what I need! Also, there is a small food court and bakery with tables and chairs for dine-in.