ABC Indomart

Very good selection of Indonesian spices and seasonings and cheaper than anything I can find online that I used to do.

Owners are so nice and friendly and they have a lot of my childhood snacks. I love this place and the owner made me feel so welcome not like other indonesian market that i know

I’ll mention the positives first; decent selection of Asian foods. Now the negatives, the premade food is ridiculously overpriced and is sitting out by the register with no warmer, is that even legal? What upset me was I had my 2 very young kids with me and my 3-​year old had to use the restroom and they wouldn’t allow me to use it. I had to walk across the street, through a busy parking lot to CVS, to use theirs (very nice employees at CVS BTW). What infuriated me to no end was the young pregnant girl lied to me and said they don’t even have a bathroom there; which I know they do since I’m familiar with that commercial center. On top of that, I just spent $ 25. In the future, I’ll be doing my shopping at many other alternatives in the area! These are the facts and the facts are indisputable.

This is a great place to buy Indonesian food especially on Saturdays when they have ready to go meals. I go hear to buy all my Indonesian products. They have a lot of Dutch items that make me happy as well as I am Dutch/​Indonesian.

This is a wonderful place to go! Owned and operated by Indonesians. It makes me feel just like at home. Lots of my favourite childhood snacks are there at low prices. They have unique food that I can’t find anywhere else within reasonable driving distance. Even my American friends love to go there to buy snacks they never even heard of! I love the people who work there too. They’re Indonesian and extremely friendly. I do not mean any offence to the older woman working there, but she doesn’t speak good English, so communication may be limited to customers who don’t speak Indonesian. But she’s a real sweetheart though.
What keeps me from giving this place a solid 5-​star rating is the expensive boxed food! They range anywhere from $ 6 to $ 10! Back home in Indonesia, these food cost less than $ 2. I stay away from these food because I can’t afford them. They’re delicious, but my wallet disagrees.
In other words, I STRONGLY recommend this place to Indonesians and Americans alike. You’ll love it! Worth the drive!

I had craving for Indonesian food on a Sunday afternoon, so I drove there since they normally have some fresh indo food in the weekend. I got there and there were only food in the refrigerator so I picked up a few items and the owner told me some of the items were going to be returned since it had been sitting there for a while and told me which items that were ok. I picked up a couple bacang with pork and some banana cake. I ate one this morning and 2 minutes later, I threw it all up. I’ve bought food there before but didn’t have that issue last time. I think I’ll stay away from their refrigerated food from now on.

Found this place on Unilocal while visiting my grandma in Fullerton, CA. I spent 9 months in Indonesia and like to find Indonesian food and spices whenever I can. The store is very well stocked with premade food in the fridges in the back. You can find everything from krupuk and tehbotol to durian paste. I left with some tehbotol, spice mixes, and nasi kuning. The ibu who runs the store is really sweet and adorable.

I went looking for Sushi rice but came out with prepared food instead. For $ 8.00 you get a meal wrapped in banana leaves filled with a chicken leg, a pickled egg, rice, beans, peppers and a cabbage like soup. I also bought these dough filled balls with a fish cake taste, and some meat and vegetable somosa like pastries. I’m still learning the names of everything but man was it delicious. The owner was very helpful and went through the whole store with me showing me and explaining what everything was. A little gem in Fullerton and yes, they do have Sushi rice.

I didn’t know there’s Indo Market in O. C til I browse
(thanks Unilocal).so i made a visit on March 2012. I bought Lemper (freshly cooked), it taste pretty good, sambal terasi extra hot (that’s dynamite)!!, also the botol sosro in a box (omg.I haven’t had that in 4 yrs), just loving it and I can’t leave without getting durian ice cream… one thing that’s so expensive was Ritz chocolate sprinkler FOR$ 5,come on… but other than that everything else pretty reasonable price. the owners very friendly. I would def. come back :)

finally, an indo market that i can go to without worrying bout traffic. lol they only take credit cards min $ 20.

Nice and clean small Indonesian packaged goods market. I bought some spices and gado gado to fry, everything i bought was recently packaged and fresh tasting. They did not have ragi tempeh starter, which I can’t find anywhere except online. They did have ragi tape, though they also sell prepared tape in their refrigerated section. Staff is friendly and well-​informed, probably family owned and run.

An Indo market in OC? I don’t have to drive 30+ miles to get my fix on jeprok fish, or indo snacks? Sign me up !!!
ABC is located at the corner of chapman and state college blvd which is a 5 min drive from where I live. I love the fact that I don’t have to drive very far to get my favorite indonesian food.
The prices are very competitive and they have a good selection of indonesian food. It’s a mom and pop store so they are always full of smile, friendly, and very helpful. I guess in this economy, you’d be a fool to give bad and cold service.
Bottomline, it’s an awesome store, with lots of stuff to get when I am craving for indonesian food. Now I just need to figure out how to bring Janty Noodle and Satay House to Central Orange County.

Located in SW corner shopping center next to a CVS.
Finally, an Indonesian grocer in North OC! I don’t have to go to the outskirts of LA county or Riverside to get a large sized «teh botol.» This place is located in the hub of Fullerton’s student community, and offers an abundant choice of day-​to-​day staples such as spices, sauces, condiments, and snacks. And how can i forget to mention that they have Bandeng presto (vacuum sealed slow-​cooked milkfish) in a container $ 20 for 3 whole fillets. Come on a Saturday, and they have freshly cooked meals that you can take to go.
BTW for all you students that don’t know how to operate a stove. Did you know you can make krupuk in the microwave? No joke. Simply place one in the micro, and set for 1 minute on high. Depending on the size it should take less than 45 seconds, so be sure to keep watching otherwise it will burn. Once it fully inflates stop the micro and remove carefully.

I’ve been waiting for this over to open and it’s finally open.
They were open on August 14^th and the owner said that it was crowded. Grand opening special. buy $ 20 or more and get sambal ABC (ABC hot sauce) for free.
Some of the stuff they sell there: ABC soy sauce, Ultra Milk, Indonesian margarine, Ceres chocolate sprinkles (yum), Indonesian ready to cook spices, Teh Botol (Sweet boxed tea. yum), Indonesian chips and snacks.
The owner was very helpful. He said they had instant noodle promotion when I was there. You can also pick up your Indonesia media there. Btw they also sell spicy pickled fruit in the freezer.

It’s another Indonesian grocery store!!! =)
I heard about this place from my sister in law who is always up to date with the Indo crowd. I’ve been getting my Indo groceries at Tip top, West Covina Hongkong Market, and Sam Nutrition. All are in SGV. Which is okay for me…
But it’s nice to know that there’s an Indo market in OC too now! They carry the usual suspects, Teh kotak, blueband, bumbu pecel (and all kinds of other spices), and ovalet!!! Yes, it’s nice to have ovalet near by without having to have someone lug it around from Indo…
I went to their grand opening today, and they hooked me up with free kue pukis, risoles, and guava juice box… =) I think it was free with purchase for today.
I had a chat with the owner (obviously it’s a family run mom and pop store), and when I asked if he would carry several items, he said he’ll try to get them ordered from Indonesia… That’s cool!
Awesome place, nice people, I will definitely come back again.