Sin Lee Food - Wholesale Asian Grocery

Great selection of Asian spices, sauces, curries, meats, and vegetables. The prices are reasonable and less than most other Asian markets. The aisles are narrow in order to pack everything into the small store. The checkout line is long, but moved quickly. Parking is very limited, so side streets are your best bet.

Wholesale Asian grocery store. More importantly, they have huge selection of scotch, bourbons, tequila and other liquors. Price very reasonable.

Basically what I thought it was. I found my baby octopus and there is a Spanish speaking side for meats and groceries also, which implies that the neighborhood is diverse.

Very nice and friendly people. A nightmare for drivers who need to unload there. El Cajon Blvd is very busy and thats how you back in to the singke dock. The motorists are very impatient and barely give an inch! Other than the backing in, no complaints.

I can literally spend hours here reading labels and enjoying the different products from all across Asia and the world..Tje produce is VERY affordable, hand-picked and pre bagged. Their thai basil and bok choy are so delish. I can double my purchase in product here and why I am willing to travel across town. The employees are helpful and kind. Take your time and bring your patience. The aisles are small and packed! It's definitely a great experience.

Produce & meat prices & quality very good, save for some produce being much too old/unpopular? or improperly stored, like bagged up ginger so the moisture makes it rot real fast as is. Meat extremely fresh, lots butchered same morning. Other places of comparably good quality and good price would be Costco normal & business, ALDI's (far), and sometimes 99 ranch (far) or Minh Huong (few minutes south). Somehow 99 ranch has the best ramen variety prices by 1-3$ unless sales --edit 99 ranch has jacked prices. Parking is very bad when there's just a decent amount of people. The shape of the lot, and terribly inattentive drivers and people walking around. Can rarely find adjacent street parking on the painted wall of chinese bakery, 15 or 30 minute green lanes 8am-6pm. Better to go when there's less people, like after 2pm. Tip: the worn out handicap looking spot actually isn't handicap. Only the spot with the handicap sign is handicap. Surprised at the very up to date payment terminal. Uses the much cheaper debit card network routing saving themselves money & charging no debit card surcharges (no credit accepted--correction, owner says they do, definitely mis-remembered a no credit sign. no credit surcharge). Terminals are compatible with EMV NFC and full mobile wallet CDCVM support so no pin use necessary if using debit on mobile wallet, saving time & keeping card info safer. Though the NFC reader is a bit slow to read or weak range, takes a few seconds and maybe some position adjustment. However checkout isn't fast as many use 100$ bills and very slowly, only after everything is scanned, do they start to slowly take their purse/bag, wallet, then take out cash. And of course lots of change needs to be tendered. Or slow EBT/SNAP usage --Contactless readers on registers 1 (next to vegetables) & 3 (next to sugary drink mix powder in big middle aisle) have been broken for months. Normally the 1st of 4 top status lights is always lit when functioning.

Bustling Vietnamese/Asian supermarket. Excellent produce. I go for the Vietnamese Chinese mixed red pepper powder. Very savory and not too spicy. Very good prices. Parking can be hard to find. The lines can be long but they move pretty fast. Always excellent service.