Sieu Thi Thuan Phat

This is pretty much my to-​go Vietnamese grocery store. I frequent here about once every 2 weeks and stock up on pork meat, pork bones, fish, shrimp, Asian vegetables, ramen, and sauces & ingredients for cooking.
This grocery store is big, very spacious and open. The products are well-​organized, easy to find, and the store itself is clean. The produce section is big. The meat section is clean and doesn’t smell bad like other Asian markets. The seafood section has a lot of fresh seafood. I sometimes buy live clams, live oysters, live crab, live shrimp, or live lobster here when it’s in season. The prices are good/​low during their peak seasons.
You can buy any fish here and have them clean & cook it for you on the spot for no extra charge. It takes about 15 – 20 minutes and you can shop while you wait. They’ll deep fry the fish, so it’s nice and hot, ready to eat once you home! Pretty convenient. Plus, frying it here saves you from stinkin’ up your home with that fish smell!
This store also has a separate food/​dimsum section which is nice. Also, it has a dried food section for fresh beef jerky, nuts, or other random dried foods.

Most if not all supermarkets in LittleSaigon are dirty and smell like hell, stinking fish, rotten smell, dirty floor just like all the 3^rd world markets but not here!
This supermarket is clean, spotless and nicely decorated, it also had a bakery, dim sum restaurant and fresh beef jerky store.
They also have reasonable prices on fresh fish, seafood and lobster, a huge meat counter.
I will be back!!!

Very nice and clean super market located on the corner of westminster and brookhurst street next to target.
Plenty of parking and many vietnamese eateries nearby.
I was really impressed how clean the store looked and how wide the isles are.
Also the store does not have that typical old sock smell that many vietnamese markets have.
Huge seafood department with a great selection of of fresh fish and they clean and fry the fish for you right on the spot free of charge.
i also saw a big meat department and an even larger produce section that i will check out during my next visit
Bought a red Snapper and had it deep fried for take home and it tasted delicious.
Inside this amazing grocery supermarket are also a Dim Sum store, a Bakery, a Duck Store, jewellery store, and few more places i cant remember right now.
It’s like a one stop shopping place.
unfortunately i was in a hurry to and i did not have time to explore the store completely.
will be back for sure!

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This is a typical Asian grocery store, dirty, disorganized and rude employees. I was standing near the entrance inside the store and for some reason this woman who works there approaches me and tells me I cannot take pictures. Are you serious? First of all all I did not look like I was taking pictures, secondly what is there to take a picture of? The dirty floor, the disorganized store, the confusing look? Whatever. So I told her in a stern voice. «I am not taking pictures» and she left me alone. Never going back there!

Rude ass customer service. Don’t bother coming. Manager wasn’t there to complain about our experience today.

Not gonna lie,
I was a bit disappointed the last time I came to Thuan Phat (or SF market). When I came here as a kid, I remember how every inch of this supermarket was stacked to the top with food and groceries. It would take hours to find something I wanted.
When I came back as an adult, I was shocked to see how much things have changed. Living in the Bay, I only had 99 ranch as a resource. Coming back here, I was excited to go Garden Grove shopping again. Unfortunately, it was much less than what I expected.
The produce aisle was still popping at least. There was a bunch of vegetables and fruits I couldn’t find up in the Bay, and so I stocked up. However, everything else was lacking. A lot of the aisles were empty, the seafood aisle was nonexistent, and there was renovation everywhere. I pretty much almost fell head over heels from a wooden plank that was propped onto the ground.
All in all, I’m glad this place is still here, but very sad that it’s so different from before.
Shop well and prosper,

Love love love this place and the awesome dried picked speciality store inside the market

My family comes here because it’s close but the quality has really gone down in recent weeks. My sister-​in-​law bought some meat from there over the weekend and it was rotten. They didn’t notice till they got in the car because the smell was terrible and more noticeable in an enclosed space. Good thing they were still in the parking lot. She brought it back and they gave her a refund but still.
When we were there a few days before that, I needed some cheese and yogurt and figured I’d get them there instead of making another stop at a different store but when I went to get them, the yogurt container was warm to the touch and when I checked, the expiration date was 29 Apr 2015. Ew. All the yogurt was expired and some of the cheese slices too. Unbelievable. So gross.

Great deals on veggies and fruits (meat prices are decent at best). They also have a bakery store inside as well as Bbq meat stand.
Super easy parking and right next to target!

I do not know where to start with this Market. The first time was nice because I saw so many asian things that I could possibly buy because I love asian food but as i was doing my shopping here I check the food and many items from this stores are EXPIRED !!! I couldn’t believe it!!! I even got sick because of their food they sell. their staff are very bad, not friendly, not polite, not nothing. I was still wondering why this store is still opened. this place needs to be closed right away,

Sieu Thi Thuan Phat is a sorta slow Asian market in really busy corner of Garden Grove. It’s billed as Grocery Superstore, but it’s pretty so-​so … Let’s call it a Grocery So-​So Store … or should it be Sieu Sieu?
Things to buy:
* Live Seafood … Crab!
* Asian Veggies … Bok Choy!
* Asian Fruit … Dragon Fruit!
* Noodles … Vermicelli!
* Exotic Stuff … Live Frogs!
* Asian Sauces … Sriracha!
* Dumplings … Pork & Leek!
* Sweets … Pocky!
* Pickled Snacks … Plums!
* Warm Food … Cheap eats!
* Ice Cream … Black Sesame!
* Dessert to go … Flan!
Ok, I’ve got my list for my next trip to Sieu Sieu Market.

A very large Asian market. Prices are good. Parking is decent. And for an Asian market its pretty clean. This market is slanted toward Vietnamese goods but carries Chinese, Filipino, Japanese and other Asian foods too. Convenient location off the 5 freeway on Beach Blvd.

the sheer excitement of coming here lies not in actually buying anything – it’s for the amusement of finding bizarre food packaging design and pretending to know what it says. here lingers a post-​war soviet-​era feel inside the seafood section. it’s always like this in asian markets. they must be doing it right.
there is also a dim sum take-​out section that i had no idea existed in this market. now you can get your pork buns and dumplings to-​go – albeit it is kinda sketch if you know what i mean by looking at the trash on the floor. go for it away – carpe diem.

I only come one or twice a year to buy rice because the lines are always painfully long.

no bueno! this place seems outdated. i went here a few times since it’s close, but i’d rather drive further for better groceries.
produce here usually looks on the verge of going bad. they ran out of ground beef when i went last week… how do you run out of ground beef? the seafood buckets sometimes look scarce, which makes whatever is left look like the lepers of the bunch in a dying kingdom.
i get my boneless, skinless chicken breasts here for CHEAP! $ 2.59/lb. filet mignon is usually only about $ 7.99/lb, but doesn’t come in these cute little steaks like i’ve seen at the american stores. i think they use «filet mignon» and «beef tenderloin» interchangeably.
HOWEVER, the violation that i’m most unhappy with is their nasty frozen section. can you say old, expired, and freezer burn??? i perused the dumpling/​potsticker aisle for awhile because all of them looked… unappealing. but i really wanted potstickers, and was excited to find an icy package of «pork and corn dumplings.» what a terrible mistake. opened it today to find that there’s so much freezer burn to the point of being not edible… i checked the expiration date? ¹⁄₂₀₁₃. nearly 2 years old, NOIIIIIIICE. i realize it’s frozen, but i somehow just don’t trust 2 year old expired pork. ugh. 24hr return/​exchange policy, so there’s $ 2 and a belly full of anticipation gone down the drain…

Let me give you the lowdown.
Produce is cheap because they need to get rid of the rotting ones. I looked through 69 cent yellow dell peppers and found most of them had green fuzzes growing on the sides of them and some of the dell pepper skins were shriveling. Gross! I manage to find 3 that didn’t look that disgusting and buy them. They ring up as 99 cents. I told the lady that they weren’t the correct price. Lady looks at me like I’m lying to her about this and instructs another woman to look. Lo and below, I was right.
Seriously if you’re planning to shop here, make sure you remember the prices! Because they will just overcharge you.
Their non produce items are okay; mostly Vietnamese products. Has a good variety of items for cooking Asian style. The place was much cleaner a few years ago when it first opened; now it’s dirtier and dingy. Just look at the floor of the place.
I do not recommend their Dim Sum to go place. It’s not even a restaurant. The food is left steaming the whole day and I don’t think they don’t make new batches. It’s cheap. The quality is not good.

Great Vietnamese market. We came for the seafood. Most of the seafood is fresh/​live and very reasonably priced. Live stone crab for $ 2.50 a pound! Clams were also very good. I’d like to try the live fish next time. Maybe some tilapia. Only downside is most of the workers in the seafood section didn’t speak English
:(

I think this place because you have a big parking lot for mainly this grocery store. There are a few restaurants and to go places on the side but they share the parking lot with Target. So it is easier to find parking here compared to other Vietnamese grocery stores.
The vegetables here are always fresh and pretty cheap! Their seafood oscillates in prices and freshness. I think it depends on the demand and the type of fishes they’re importing during the time you go…
They have pretty cheap Jasmine rice here, too! About $ 20−25÷50 lb bag of rice, which is way cheaper than other grocery stores.

One of the dirtiest Asian supermarkets ever. Bums roaming the streets outside everywhere, Asians who lack parking and driving skills, and the smell (oh boy that nasty smell). I wouldn’t go in here to buy anything. As a kid I remember when this place had its grand opening, then about a week later the appearance went down the shitters. I really don’t know or care about pricing here, just the hideous exterios is enough to turn me off to this place. Only thing worth while in this damn complex is Boiling Crab and Banh Mi Cali although both could use a make up as well.

Prices are pretty good here. My mom loves shopping here, although this place can be pretty dirty. Got some good deals on the raw food here.
I was surprised they don’t sell the sriracha that I usually buy, although I did hear there’s some lawsuit or the like going on with that.
Pretty much everything sold here is regular price or cheaper. I bought aloe vera here. It was cheaper than the Korean market, of course.
There was some car raffle event going on. People sign up and give in to submitting their info. It’s always a scam…