Remy's Oriental Market

After many years in service Remy’s Oriental Market is closing. " Going of Of Business Sale " Closing May 31th 2025. Everything must go

love this place!! i come here every chance i get, the food selections are amazing and the fried lumpia is so good 10/10 would recommend. The workers here are so kind and make sure i get what i need and have a great experience there. place is small, but really good.

First time at Remy's good assortment of products and veggies. That I normally have to go get over 2 hours away. Thank you, Remy's!

This place used to be very nice. The place now is somewhat so so. It's not like it used to be. This market refrigerator items are no longer. You can still get fresh fish(limited stock) and have them fry it. But only Filipino products.

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. I was looking for a specific ingredient and tried to check this place out. First of all, they are not very welcoming. Looks you up and down, and never seem willing to help. They look so bothered when I asked for help. I would’ve understood if they were busy, but it was slow/dead, I was the only one shopping there. I would stay away from this place and never come back. I’ll be warning my family and friends as well from this business.

I have been coming here to buy lumpia wraps for two years. My daughter is vegan and this place sells young Jack fruit canned. The owners are very nice. I visit at least once a month or every other month. Its small do don't expect a lot. But they do sell some good needed items.

A decent enough Asian market. There is a very heavy lean towards Filipino goods here, so if you're looking for the authentic sauces and condiments that you'd find back in Manila, you'll be all set here. Big selection of Japanese treats and candies here, as well. Don't come looking for much in the way of Chinese products here because you won't find many. The sparse amount of produce is relegated to a single two-door cooler and probably doesn't include what you're looking for. They had some seafood here in the back, but since I don't eat ocean based food, I couldn't comment on the selection or quality of the products. They've got a decent selection of dry noodles here as well, which is pretty great since there aren't many places out here to get those odd noodle types you may be looking for that you won't find at a standard grocery store that has the 4 foot section of Asian food. Overall, this tiny store may have what you're looking for. They're not gonna have a huge selection of specialty Asian goods, so if you're looking for something very specific, you'll probably need to order it online or head on down to LA to visit an actual Asian grocery store. It's not easy to find and parking is scarce during the day. Not much for those looking to get Southeast Asian products, either.