SF Las Vegas Supermarket

I love this store! Since moving here from Texas I have yet to find an Asian market so I’m extremely glad I stumbled upon this store.
It reminds me of the Asian markets in LA and they have inexpensive and fresh produce! I love that they have the fresh meat and seafood market there and they have stuff that you can’t find at regular grocery stores– like bitter melon, vegetarian «meat», Chinese cabbage, and the list can go on and on!
I will definitely you be coming back for more groceries!

Very bad service especially the Mexican ladies on the check stand I talk this is Asian supermarket but I guess it’s run by Mexican people because their cheap this is the last time I’m going to shopped here on Mexican lady I talk have an attitude definitely not going there anymore

This is a large Asian supermarket. I was not that impressed with the produce here (more so the fruit since I didn’t really examine the vegetables too closely). A lot of the produce looked old or beat up.
The snacks aisles was okay. There was a decent variety of snacks from different countries here. I found some Maison de Kukkia cookies here! They’re tasty and I’ve never seen them elsewhere.
The store has really weird closing times — 9:15pm what’s up with that?

It’s A-​OK, not my favorite spot to grab groceries, whether Asian-​specific, located in Chinatown, or otherwise. I don’t come here often, and when I do I’m more likely to try strange, cool finds in the aisles than staples in the produce/​meat section.
They have a large seafood area with some fresh options and a lot of frozen. They consistently have large, cheap salmon steaks ($ 4.99/lb) and salmon belly, but their beef/​pork cuts can be inconsistent. While all meat items I’ve purchased have been fresh, I am hesitant to buy when the area smells rotten. The main bonus is that the fish can be fried on-​site like at my favorite California markets, making dinner super simple (and very affordable), but I have yet to actually take advantage due to the odor.
Produce section is large, fairly well organized, and well priced– I come here for fresh herbs under $ 2, along with some melons, mushrooms, and greens. As Antonia’s review mentions, the Napa cabbage here is always bruised and wilted. Overall though, produce is decent but this isn’t my go-​to place for it.

don’t shop here. the food is old and on the verge of needing to be taken to the slop house so it can be turned into feed for the farms! And customer service? What is that? you won’t find it here! and the prices do not justify the quality of the food. won’t ever come back. trust me, don’t come here!

This market is alright. There’s a lot of Asian food products and some American product products in this market. There are many downsides that you can actually see throughout the market that needs improvement. At least this market has lots of parking spaces and convenient to shop.

this is located on Spring Mountain and Decatur. There are plenty of parking spot and not as busy as other Asian grocery parking lot. This is my favorite Asian market and I shop here about two times a week. The prices I noticed are lower than the competitors.
There is a huge selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat section. They have a seafood section with live catfish, Tilapia, lobster, crab and other shellfish. The aisle consists of Indian, Indonesian, Philipine and many other Asian products. I pretty much find anything I want here.
I like their food courts here and I go to eat there mainly for their roast duck. The menu is great too.

Went to grab some stuff for a recipe, the. Decided to grab some roasted duck at the food to go place they have inside the market. Duck was bland. Thank goodness I only got half a duck.
The supermarket was great found everything I needed. Will be returning for ore Asian goodies!

Great place to get stuff from the homeland. It has everything you need. I love being able to get the juices. It reminds me of my trips back home to Thailand. Of course it smells. But what asian market doesn’t. LoL

Great selection of Asian products but extremely slow checkout. Not enough cashiers. No self checkout.

My first reaction was that this place is like 99 Ranch on steroids. Definitely bigger than 99 Ranch and seemed to have more space than even Greenland. Korean groceries are the emphasis but, like Greenland and 99 Ranch, there are other Asian groceries represented as well. There are a few small shops inside the store but keep in mind they don’t open until 10:30. I only bought packaged snacks because I don’t have a kitchen to cook in when I visit Las Vegas so I’ll leave the produce and meat evaluation for others.

I’ve been to my fair share of Asian Markets, but I don’t think I’ve ever been to one that was so massive! This place had to have been a Smiths or a Vons at one time. They cram a sh*t-ton of stuff in here!
Pros–
— Large produce section with plenty of choices.
— Meat counter/​Live Seafood counters also with plenty of choices including crabs, lobster, shrimp, and crawfish.
— really good prices compared to other, smaller Asian markets in town.
— they carry my favorite Thai/​Laos/​Japanese beers I like to occasionally enjoy, also at fair prices.
— They have a food court area that looked interesting and that I will actually have to make a point of trying, one of these days.
Cons–
— not the cleanest place around. Saw a large «pack» of flies in the produce section that became aggressive when you crossed into their «no fly zone» apparently. A true WTF? moment.
— little rickety, metal carts are lunky and awkward and seem like a «throwback» from yesteryear lol
— the biggest problem here is the «customer service». They are just not the nicest people around, to put it nicely. Most people don’t say a single word when you go get meat or seafood. The cashiers are half hostile/​half aggressive! I go to pay and when my total comes up I usually get either…
«You pay now!»
or
«Credit Card now!»
lol okay. At least crack a smile when you say it lol They look like they are really annoyed and fighting a bad case of gas every time I go there.
Overall it is A-​OK. The selection is vast, the prices are more than fair, and it’s so convenient to just stop by just one place for all of our Asian supermarket needs.
3 stars.

This is my favorite Asian market in the Valley. The prices are consistently lower than the competitors, but as with many other Asian markets, beware of expiration dates and packed on dates.
They do have live lobster and crab at good prices, and on occasion clams and other shellfish. Seems like they only have one type of fish live in tanks, but sometimes they don’t look too good. If you get fish from the counter make sure to pick one with clear shiny eyes. I wonder where the sea creatures past their «prime» go. Oh there is also a food court here. LOL
Produce section is pretty big and they have all you need for you Asian dishes.
We mainly go here for the meat counter. Beef on one side, and pork and chicken on the other. Any cut or weird organ meat you need, you will find it here. Two types of tripe, kidneys, hearts, even bull pizzle.
The only thing I don’t like here is circular check out stands like the old Albertson’s had. It doesn’t give you too much room for your stuff. I much prefer the regular conveyor belt style you see in like 99.9% of markets nowadays.

Not sure which SF this is, but the one next to Phở So 1 is really a huge asian market with just about anything you could possibly want to find. A large vegetable section, meat counter, fish… everything is here. Prices are decent.
I went to pick up some Beef short ribs and Korean BBQ sauce, they have several varieties here, more than 99 Ranch.

Whatchu need?! I’m trying my hand at making some Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken and I need supplies!
I found everything I needed here despite the fact that when I asked the staff only half of them could understand me.
There is also a small eatery inside to get some haaaawt food and there is another little store inside with all the Hello Kitty gear your heart desires!

This is my go to market for my fresh Asian ingredients and live seafood. I’m seriously here at least 3 – 4 times a week.
Fruits & Veggies are a hit or miss. Some days they’re super fresh and other days they’re pretty beat up n withered. Same goes to prices. It’s always changing from low to high. Seasonal thing most likely.
Meats prices are good. Cheaper than the other Asian markets in Vegas n fresher looking too
Seafood price and freshness are great. Love it when they have their random seafood sale on dungeness crabs. The cheapest I’ve ever seen it here was for $.99 lb! Yes I said $.99 haha
Staff — I love most of the staff members here. I’ve been going here for years so know most of them by face. All are very nice n super friendly .well the ones I’m familiar with are lol

Im a fan…
Can you really go wrong when 4lbs of Pork Belly costs you $ 16? I just paid $ 32 for less than a pound at Honey Pig two doors down… lol
The store is semi clean and the workers are typically semi helpful… so it gets my seal of approval.
It has a slight dingy feel, but nothing to make you run for cover…

A great Meat/​Butcher, Seafood, and Produce selection to almost every Asia Pacific canned, frozen, jarred, packaged and condiment need.
My favorite part was finding many kitchen and cooking utensils, housewares, woks, pans, pots, and steamers — all of various sizes.
As the personal Chef in my household, I kept thinking, «I so need all this stuff!»
I spent sometime in many of the asian markets in the Henderson and Las Vegas area, and love the convenience of having everything I need in one marketplace.
The «cherry on top» is that the store was clean, nicely lit and easy to maneuver through.

I always get confused with this location and the smaller location. Not sure why they need to have the same market less than a mile from each other? However, this is the newer location and much much larger.
I’m Vietnamese so I love to cook a lot of traditional Vietnamese dishes and I like to come here because they carry all of the produce and the dry goods that I need in my cooking.
The prices are decent and the quality and freshness isn’t the best all the time, but it depends on the day and the time that you go.
Coming from California, I used to always get my Vietnamese produce in the Little Saigon area. Apparently SF Market is also from CA? Anyway, they are a Vietnamese market so they’re not that much different from the Vietnamese markets that I’m used to in California. Granted, some items don’t look as fresh or big as California, but it makes do for the area.
So far this is my go to place for any unique ingredients and produce I need to be able to cook my classic Vietnamese meals.
P. s. their napa cabbage is forever bruised here. Buy it somewhere else.

When in Chinatown, 168 and Greenland are my usual stops, but SFLVS will now be added to my grocery shopping rotation!
HUGE produce section, Oodles of all kinds of noodles, rice, teas, and so many other cool things I’ve never seen or heard of! Be adventurous and check out each aisle… I’ve been able to hunt down Pinipig (pounded rice flakes) here which is an essential ingredient in Halo-​Halo (Thanks for NOTHING estupid seapood city!)
Live Mudbugs, Catfish, Tilapia, and Dungeness Crab are just a few things they have available at their seafood section and there’s also a food court inside to get your grub on afterwards. If you’re not that hungry and just want a little snacky snack, they have Balut up at the cash register-YUM!(NOT!!!) ALOHA!!!