County Market - Antioch, California

May N

Good value for money. Nice Asian grocery store with a good selection of food and seafood. I came for the snacks, they had the Filipino common food like ChocNut, several chips, Star margarine, Nido milk, the usual Silver Swan soy sauce and vinegar, and the Mang Tomas gravy for chicken, among others. I almost thought I was back in the local shop of origin, it was impressive for the import selection.
I also came for the Japanese snacks; they sometimes have anime stuff like the Dragon Ball chewing gum and the Demon Slayer biscuits, but it's pretty random what appears. They have Japanese mirin and the Chinese cooking stuff too, and what a relief that there are translated labels and I need not use Google lens, unlike in Metro Manila where these Chinese and Japanese labels are usually retained as-is.
While I was looking for the Fukien Old Wine (not sure where to find it as my folks were in a hurry to do a 20-minute shopping including checkout) that I used to use to stir fry my vegetables in, I saw lots of the mirin, the usual Lee Kum Kee seasonings and oyster sauces of various types. They also had something similar to Kewpie sesame salad dressing. They had seaweed snacks too, says organic on the label even, that it looks good.
And if you're craving for ready-to-eat jellyfish over seaweed salad in the chiller, they have them too near the line for the cashier.
The milkfish, it can be deboned if you ask the staff. Here, it's like the wet market. I saw large crabs, large oysters, the ones similar to what I'm used to in the islands, catfish, all other smaller fish, the large tuna fish, and smaller snails. I find that it's interesting how varied the food here is and how if you tell them what dish you will use the meat or fish, they can cut and prepare it for, say, adobo or tinola. It's a store my folks frequently visit just for seafood and they keep coming back. Thankfully, this shop exists having our comfort foods.

Cecil S.

Affordable and unique produce and foods you're not gonna find other places. I love it here, the desserts are super fun and I've been able to try fruits I've never had before!

Adriane R

I have been going to this grocery store for 3 years now. About a year ago I moved further away so I started scouting other Asian markets in the East Bay. By far this is my favorite. It has a large selection, a great meat and fish market, a great variety of quality vegetables, fresh breads, candies, snacks, and on and on. The prices are reasonable and there's plenty of parking most days. It's a bit of a drive but fully worth it.

Jemellee Manaoat

An Asian store; a place where you can go for fresh seafood and other items you want from an Asian market. Love this place. Check it out.

I love that you can get your fish items cleaned, scaled, gutted and cut how ever you want it.

SC

Great neighborhood Asian store with variety of fresh meats and veggies produce. Interesting cashier line service and nice, helpful personnel.
Excellent location next to Antioch BART station. Plenty of parking in front.

Laymon Leonard

Great place for Asian ingredients but you won't find sliced bread (like Wonder bread). They do have very good pork chops and ground beef and it's reasonably priced.

Raymond Wood

This the only market charge Cauliflower by weight. Safeway, Walmart, Lucky .. all charge by each. Very disappointed waste so much money past years.

Jack Steverson Jr.

I had an awesome experience first time ever going to an Asian grocery store. I had great help making hot and sour soup for the first time in my life. Richard was a great store manager. He walked me around the store giving me the history behind the soup. I truly enjoy shopping at this store ✊?