SM Seafood & Asian Market

The store is currently being renovated so its a bit disorganized and kind of messy. Definitely ask for help in finding things. They have a meat and seafood department in the back where they fry fish/seafood only. I have never tried the fish fry so I can't say if its good or not. Overall a pretty decent place if you need Asian vegetables or spices and sauces they dont sell at Food 4 Less or Stater Bros. They also have a little restaurant that serves Pho Noodles and other dishes inside. Their pho is pretty good. Tastes more homemade than restaurant.

There's a hidden restaurant as you enter to your left in the back. My family and I enjoy the restaurant and the market. The restaurant has Delicious food and great service. A very sweet lady (one) is always friendly and makes great dishes.

Great asian market with a variety of affordable groceries and home essentials. What I really really LOVED and definitely will come back for is the restaurant in the back corner (pictured). The service is amazing and run by a very nice and friendly Vietnamese lady. The fried rice was very fresh with a good flavor. The spring rolls and siopao (pork buns) were also tasty. Also, the iced coffee was really yummy. Definitely recommended this lowkey spot and WILL come back again!

They have everything you need to create an authentic Chinese kitchen and food. The prices are the best in the Inland Empire area (the best competitor is the Oriental Market in Loma Linda). Some of the female cashier's don't talk much, but the manager is really friendly and helpful. The butchers are cool as well, they'll help you get the meat you want and cut it to exact weight.

It's got a variety of sauces, fish, snacks, drinks, and more. There is plenty of parking and the workers are helpful.

If you need anything Asian cuisine here is the place to go and not only that you can get your fish and all kinds of different types of seafood it's amazing place visit now!

They have a good variety of Asian products, fresh vegetables and different meats. Inside the market there is a small restaurant where you can order different Asian dishes. Or in the back you can pick out a fish and have it fried fresh.