Sunset Super

Great selection of foods, really fresh fish, and the prices are reasonable. It's stocked well and the items aren't close to their expiration dates. This is a great place to go, whether you'd just like a snack or you need all the ingredients for a meal.

One of my go-to Asian Soup and Combo plate Cafe! Great prices! Not surprising to see some of the high end SF Chinese restaurant owners having Lunch there too!.... Great Chinese BBQ, Soups, Combo plates and more...

Great place to go in and buy. It includes produce, meat, seafood, and much more. I bought some tomatos there, it was moderately priced but it was ripe and the checkout clerk was nice. The place was kindy old and dirty but it isn't really dirty. It is one of the best Asian markets in sunset and it deserves to get more credit.

Really nice, densely packed Asian grocer, with full vegetables/fruit, live fish, and expansive meat sections.

Everything is packed but the prices are the best in the area. And the quality is really high. Fruits and veggies are really fresh.

Fresh produce, fruit, fish, many Chinese culinary products, decent prices, fairly quick lines

One of my favorite Asian markets in the city. A lot of variety for food and drinks. Plenty of live seafood options to prepare at home. Though this is a busy area and parking can seem scant, I’m always able to find parking in a reasonable timeframe. Very walkable area and in a great location.

If you want to be treated rudely, this is your place. The cashier can change the price tag whenever they want. Dishonest and dirty supermarket. I’d rather walk a few blocks and go to Safeway. Will never come back again in this filthy place. Everything I bought there is molded

Very helpful workers. I was waiting in line and asked if they have something and the lady at the cash register told the lady to help me find it. I appreciate that. -Honest review!

Cats casually chillin above the bok choy. Always knew this place was dirty but these cats bring it to a new level. Refrigerator out? No problem! They pulled all the meat out and put it on the counter. Nothing like room temperature pork belly.

I recently purchased rib eye slices for hot pot, dated 12/30/24, and had a troubling experience. Whoever sliced the meat wasn't paying close attention, as we found thin strips of plastic packaging mixed in with the meat. We didn't realize this until we added the meat to the broth, and saw clear and black plastic strips floating to the top. Upon closer inspection of the remaining meat in the container, it was clear that the plastic packaging used to wrap the rib eye had been sliced along with the meat. If it hadn't been for the black plastic, we might have mistaken the clear strips of plastic for glass noodles or fat, and potentially ingested it. This is a serious oversight that could have led to a dangerous situation.

The 25th Irving Market's got a great selection of Asian goods. Ended stocking up here on some rare snacks and checked out their great selection. There's a bit of markup and it's a bit cluttered, but well worth the visit.

Great Asian market in a residential neighborhood which makes it very convenient. I have needed help locating certain items and the see ice has always been great. I am always impressed when coming here to see the wide variety of sauces to choose from. The prices are very reasonable and comparable to other large Asian markets. Fresh fish available here as well. I would have given five stars but when I arrived 35 minutes after they opened, they were still setting up. It was a holiday weekend so there were other customers waiting around.

I love to come here to get Chinese ingredients. They have almost everything. Dried ingredients section, fruits and vegetables section, fish and meats section and etc. I got what I needed and made the Chinese New Year sweet treats for my family. :)

My uncle bought hotpot ingredients here. It wasn't bad. He's a boomer; he only knows old places. He doesn't know of the Gold Coin Trading or where to get snowflake beef. Can't blame him for being an old boomer. He tries his best. Let's appreciate that.

Welcome to the 1960s! It's not just the decor which is dated but it's the 1960s for all sorts of wonderful reasons including lower prices on many items including fresh fruit, rice and canned goods. The store is very clean and the staff is kind. The cashier waited patiently and smiled when my son dashed back out to the vegetable and fruit bins lining the store to grab "double honey oranges" (he wanted to be sure I okayed him buying them.) I only bought a half pound of pork from their meat department but it wasn't adequately trimmed so I had difficulty slicing it for a stir fry - plus they were gruff (thus the loss of one star). Reliable grocery store in Parkside, I recommend.

UGH I'd give them no stars if I could. Honestly don't know what happened to this grocery store (formerly known as Sunset Super) but it's one of the worst I've been. Gone are the discounted fruits and veggies, and in are the rotting foods, high prices, and very rude staff. I'd also like to know why they chose to employ a "security guard" at the door; basically a normal man standing in the already small and very narrow doorway marking receipts without reading it, checking bags, etc. I feel this money could be spent towards fresher produce, better staff, and just everything in there in general. As much as I dislike commenting on this, it does seem they are selective when checking also; my parents they do not, the grandma's and grandpas they do not, me when I come alone they do, the young non-Asian couple they do. Not to mention this clogs up the flow at the entrance and again, serves no purpose at all. Regarding items inside, much of their shelf items are near expiration so be sure to check those carefully before picking them up. I recently ran out of my favorite vietnamese ground coffee and every single one on the fully stocked shelf, was expiring in a little less than a month (imagine how long it's been sitting there!). The meats and seafood are discolored; the meats are rarely pink, and mostly gray especially if you go later in the day. I very strongly do not recommend this grocery store, will not be back, and it's very unfortunate how it's gone downhill over the years.

I love this Chinese Supermarket It, Very Lovely to go Shopping For Food and Drink and Snack

Three weeks ago, I bought two packages of Shanghai noodles; used one that night, and put the other in the fridge (the use-by date was April 14). I pulled the second package out last week and found small patches of mold under the plastic wrap. I'm guessing maybe the noodles hadn't been refrigerated correctly? Worse, when I went back to the market and was in a checkout line, planning to return the package, I saw a mouse darting in and out from beneath the counter. (When it made a break for the counter at the front of the store, I pointed it out to the checkout woman, who shrieked--a sign that mouse sightings are not an everyday occurrence? I hope so!) They did offer me a fresh package of noodles, but...no. I'll get them somewhere else from now on.

No star! I bought some ground pork and it smell bad, didn't want to drive back to get a refund. There are other products I see that were expired. The produce, some are rotten or starting going bad. Avoid this market.

I would give it no star if I could. They treat their customers as thieves. Some of their cashiers are super rude!! And they charge you for regular price when the items are labeled "on sale." And their items are more expensive than other stores! The fresh fish looks rotten. They do not have customer service -- when you encounter problems, everyone works there just tell you that the store manager is on vacation!

I come here often to buy fish to cook for my family. I love this Chinese American community. Would recommend in a heartbeat and frequent here for my grocery needs!

I just found out we got double charge of $25.70 on my card this is stealing money from people. This store is also disgusting no restrooms for the costumer. I'd rather go to Safeway or Andronico just got rob from this store the clerk double slide my card I will never going to buy any single grocery here. Also the meat quality is very bad.!!plus I bought a watermelon here last year & the just to find out the water melon was rotten that is why the put it on sale.

A complete hit or miss but it is practically a one stop shop (although arguably all of Irving between 22nd and 25th is). Sometimes the meat and produce here is so unbelievably cheap and delicious (like when we got super tender chicken legs for $0.99/lb and delectable dark Bing cherries for $1.99/lb) but other times things are clearly cheap because theyre on the brink of expiration. So if you are buying fruits and veggies here definitely triple check for mold. With that said some people purposely buy the expired produce because it is significantly cheaper... The collection of snacks and sauces (there is an ENTIRE AISLE dedicated to sauces!) here is bomb dot com. I am obsessed with these crackers that are flavored with salted duck egg and I can't find them anywhere else. There's a good selection of che too if you come early enough. There's a small parking lot across the street too which is nice (although it's usually filled up during the busiest hours)!

My mom came in here to get some groceries to bring home after eating dinner nearby. This market has most Asian stuff you need including fruits, veggies, snacks, meat, seafood, noodles and all other items. The market is dirty and not kept well as most in SF. Found a couple horseflies around the apricots. I have read comments on how the employees and cashiers can be rude and indifferent. This is usually common due to culture. My mom got her stuff and checked out. She doesn't care about all the things detailed above. She is just satisfied to shop for the items she wanted. She lives in Marin County but on occasion is in SF and brings stuff home since she is near all of these shops.

Great supermarket, low price, great produce. Service is great and the workers are very friendly and nice, also for ambiance too.

I purchased something that showed $4.99 but the charged me $5.39. I complained and they told me I was wrong, so I guide the person to where I got the fishball and it clearly showed $4.99. Everything in the shelf was $4.99 but when they rung it up $4.99....... WATCH OUT EVERYONE THEY MIGHT BE CHARGING MORE THAN WHAT IT SHOWS......

Do not go here. I repeat Do Not Go Here. Every time I've gotten produce here it's gone moldy within a couple days. Usually I'd just throw it out and chalk it up as a loss until one day I bought some mushrooms that aren't cheap which molded within the next day. I brought the mushrooms back on the 2nd day asking for a refund or exchange just for them to tell me that there is a one day return policy on groceries. ONE friggin day!!! It's like they're admitting to selling old expired groceries that they know will go bad within a day. I'm encouraging everyone to avoid this place at all costs. There are much fresher and honest businesses up the street. Do not let these scammers steal your money.

This was easily the lowest priced fruit market I've seen in San Francisco. I loved the great selection of very low priced fruit. I love fruit!!! Cans of coke were also under $1. The problem was in the fall, by the first night so much fruit that looked great that morning, already looked terrible and had to be tossed (into compost). I had to stop shopping there.

FYI THEY HAVE RATS If I were you I would not shop here! it's dirty and disgusting! the customer service is really bad, I tried asking three different people where something was they looked confused and they all shook their heads. I could tell they were unwilling to answer. Also for some reason, every single piece of vegetable or fruit is wrapped with plastic, which is unnecessary and makes it so you can't buy the amount you want. When I went to the front counter to check out, the woman took my basket and turned it over. She drop everything out, I had a cake on the bottom and she destroyed it. I had just bought it from the bakery next door. I thought they would at least offer to pay me for the cake that she destroyed they said no. What if I had eggs in there?.. she didn't bother to take a look at all as she was moving too fast. As she was checking me out she charged my card a receipt came out, but for some reason, she swiped my card again?! She said it didn't go through and it wasn't going to charge me twice. I checked my bank account two days later and I was charged twice! The icing on top of the cake, I had purchased two soups in individual packets, I hadn't noticed that one of the soups was chewed open from the corner eaten by RATS! The woman in the front is the person that pointed it out to me. After seeing that my soup was eaten by a rat I walked outside turned around and took a good look at the store. I noticed that there was a bunch of garbage, and nasty boxes all pushed up against the glass. this place is grossly unprofessional and rude!

I have been shopping here for some time, however, been disappointed lately. The staff has not been doing a good job with inventory and expiring foods. They have items I need for cooking, and so I will be shopping for particular items.

Asian supermarket. The ambiance and service are not so good. No restroom for customers.

Dirty store, rude staff, but has been in business for eons so must be doing something right!

their fish does not smell fresh,one guy was coughing behind the fish counter and started spitting his mucous where he was standing.

Amazing selection--keep in mind it's a 5 dollar minimum for credit card. They truly have everything at a decent price!

Showed up almost 45 minutes before closing and was told (in a very rude tone) that they were closed. Reading other reviews it seems like this is common. Wish they'd update their hours or at least operate accordingly.

It's hard wanting to support a business you like that doesn't clearly update their store hours. This is the third time I've come to this market at 6pm to be denied service when this page says it's open until 7.

Have to leave my review again as the mods took my last one down. I don't understand their covid policy. Got asked to wear a mask which is fine, but I was just there a week ago and unmasked and nobody said anything. The only note they have referring to it is dated February. They are the only business in the area that enforces them. All I'm saying is that the business lacks consistency.

Reminds me of a Vietnamese store I used to frequent in San Diego - pungent fish smell. Dirty floors. But great options. It is hard to decide between the variety of Asian stores up and down Irving. If you're smart, you'll notice the price differences: today I snagged heads of cauliflower at Sunset Super for $0.79. Over at 22nd and Irving Market, they're more than a dollar. It is a little thing, but it adds up with every item. I love the "pasta" section here because it is every type of Asian noodle along this huge aisle, and then this tiny selection of macaroni noodles. No pasta sauce or parmesan. This is a good market with lots of produce and fresh meat, too. Friendly cashiers who do their jobs quickly.

It is what it is, if you need to find any special ingredients for your homestyle family Asian recipes, I've always been able to find stuff here. There's a lot of different variety of produce, and the prices are affordable.

i spent a while going between grocery stores looking for chinese pickled mustard greens. this shop not only had it but had two varieties. compared to New May Wah in the Inner Richmond, Sunset Super has a better selection of frozen foods (including very tasty egg custard buns) and is generally less crowded. there are some flies. if you're doing chinese cooking, they will probably have everything you need at a good price.

Just went down to the Sunset Super aka 25th Ave Market. Normally I expect poor service from this Asian market, but today was a whole new level. I went to purchase a few items and upon standing in front of the meat counter no one acknowledged my presence. Everyone looked at me but no one ask if they could help me. This went on for more than 5 minutes so I returned the shopping basket to the stack in front of the door and took my business elsewhere. I would rate this shop with no stars if I could!

Theres a few things that I don't like with the new takeover...... I believe they went through new owners as the consistency of the produce and packing change. As other reviewers have mentioned. 25th Sunset uses an INSANE amount of plastic and styrofoam to package their fruits and vegetables. Before the new owners took over. Produce was priced per pound and you're able to pick what you wanted and the amount you wanted. Now with everything packaged, you would think its priced PER PACKAGE but its still per pound by package. If you're going to buy meat, buy it and make it the same day or next day. Plan to stock it in the fridge for the next couple days? You're risking it. Typical smelly supermarket, whatever happened to the old owners. I miss them. I felt as if they held a higher standard with the fruits and veggies.

This market is very dingy & should be sanitized. I wish they would clean it up, you can see a lot of flies in the produce section. All of the sections could use a clean up too. Also I don't like the fact that they package their produce in a bunch of plastic and styrofoam and mark it at a cheaper price than "loose" produce. Sometimes I think since they're a bigger market they'll have better prices but that is not the case. I have found they're actually more pricey than the other way smaller markets on Irving. Definitely shop around for better pricing. Sometimes I'll come here if I'm on a time crunch and I know they have a product rather than walking all over Irving to find a product.

Me: Do you want anything from the Asian market? Roommate: Snacks? Otherwise I'm good. I proceed to send him a pic of my purchase: *Pocky: Chocolate cream & Strawberry cream ($2.99 ea) *Pejoy: Green tea ($1.99) *Shrimp chips ($2.49) *Sapporo ichiban noodles ($0.69 ea) Yes, this is why I love Asian markets! Their assortment of Asian snacks! This was also the first time I've seen Pejoy, which is a version of Pocky, except with the flavoring in the middle. And yes, the roommate eats Sapporo noodles as a snack. While in the bag, break the noodles into pieces, pour in the flavor packet, shake and there you have it! Like dried ramen bites! Weird, but he loves it! So why only 3 stars? This market is poorly constructed. The aisles are super narrow, so it's hard maneuvering around the market. It was a pain getting around people browsing the aisle. Even with just a shopping basket. Not my favorite Asian market, but will do when I'm in the neighborhood.

Horrible customer service . While I was checking out a worker threw my onions aside and knocked down the stuff I put in the slider. Tight space, chicken smells rotten, and mold on the MEAT.

It is always a delight to go grocery shopping at here every week. Each time it would have a few veggies or fruits that it purchased at huge quantities and those would sell unbelievable cheap. For example, cherries for 89 cents/lb., organic strawberries for 99 cents/lb., apricot for 79 cents/lb. and the qualities were good. I must also mention it has the cheapest apples, on average 79 cents/lb. including organic fuji apples. Just to watch out the price labels on the shelves may be confusing. The label may say organic apples but the apples are actually not organic. It is not as bright and clean as inside a Safeway/Lucky supermarket though. Yesterday's delight (7/10/21) was Skylar Rae cherries for 99 cents/ib.

The aisles are narrow and can fit one shopping cart, a small shopping cart. You'd have to dodge one another if met inside the aisles. So, it's really a three-star Asian grocery store with decent pricing (http://static1.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/e_PWr6IvqcCm-7dPlqfTww/l) - more so during sales (http://static1.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/HDjE1oPtL3mymGB0zjL0_Q/l). But, it's out of the way to get to and has limited parking, although its own parking lot across the street helps (otherwise, metered parking as this is Irving St.). I'd return only if in the area and needed to grab something for home.

The store carries everything (produce, spices, can goods, frozen dumplings, seafood and meat) so good for one place shopping. It even has a parking lot. Unfortunately, the new owners are sneaky with packaged produce - so you really have to be careful (Green beans will be ok on top, but underneath, there will be tons of moldy or rotting pieces. Persian cucumbers will be nice on top but the bottom layers will be slimy and old. Fresh onchoi or other greens will wrap around/hiding mushy or yellowing greens). Buy the loose produce (usually a 10 -20 cents more) if it's available: at least you can select fresher products - instead of paying for rotting food (which will contaminate everything else). And you do have to watch some of the cashiers - overcharging is fairly common. But what can you do - there's not a lot of one stop shopping with parking in SF for asian food (like a Ranch 99) - no large competition. So the owners can be sneaky/underhanded and the quality not always great. And as customers - we either bear it and grin or deal with driving around looking for parking, shopping multiple small stores, or Amazon/H Market/Weee!.

Do NOT purchase their packaged sliced meats. I purchased a package each of Sukiyaki rib eye and sliced lamb meat for hot pot. As i opened the package i was shocked and disgusted to find layered on top was a layer of nicely fresh looking red meat, the layers below were brown, freezer burned and what appeared to be expired meat. Needless to say i decided to throw away the meat. Selling expired meat under deceptive pretenses is a sure way to lose customers. I will not shop here again nor would i recommend this supermarket to anyone, who knows what other deceptive practices to have for other items in the store. I am truly angry and disgusted...

Had been to this grocery store a couple of times, and never satisfied with their customer service, especially the meat department. The people behind the counter always sound very rude, and they NEVER smile! Maybe, just maybe, they don't like people who speak Mandarin.

I love this supermarket with my whole ass heart. They have everything you need if you're Asian.

Stay away from the pork bone in plastic bag. Not sure if they are rotten or have been sitting in some unsanitary area. They smells/stinks.

This place has cheap stuff for the money but is a little dirty.. It is a Chinese grocery store that carries pretty much anything you would need to cook an Asian meal. The produce can be cheap sometimes but be aware because they are not as fresh and may be rotten inside... They have tons of fresh seafood on the otherhand! i love the fish, but have yet the try any other seafood. This place is right on the corner of my house so it is easy and convenient to come by and grab junk food or sweets on the go Beware, this place is difficult to find parking! There is a lot but it fills up quickly.. and there is metered parking everywhere so be sure not to get a parking ticket!

My favorite place to go on a Saturday afternoon! It's time to stock up my supplies for the rest of the week, or maybe the entire month!!!! Here's my FAVS: (1) Hot pot meat! (2) Fresh seafood! (3) Asian Ramen noodles - like legit imported from Asia filled with lead.. it's the best! (4) Asian Veggies! (5) Asian ladies cooking y'all food to try it out! DELISH! Like Costco style! (6) Asian Frozen goods (7) Asian people yelling... y'all know it's realz **OVERALL: find me in the Sunset Supermarket on a Saturday! 5 stars!

I used to love this market with the wide selection of foods and produce, but not anymore. Recently they went through a change (new owners?) and almost everything is pre-packaged in styrofoam and plastic wrap! This is troubling due to the over-use of plastic and the labor required to shrink-wrap everything (versus loose bins). I used to bring bags from home for the produce but now am faced with filling my recycle bin with what I deem as unnecessary wrapping from them. The joy of sorting to find exactly what I needed for a recipe is gone. Plus I am being forced to buy whatever number of items are in the package, rather than being able to purchase one or two, which is wasteful, so I rarely shop there anymore. Too bad...

Where is the health department??? I realize this is the only market with a lot of the Asian goods the people in the area need, but Gee whiz, the unsanitary conditions are disgusting. Check out the fruit bins right outside the store-- I could see rats darting back and forth through these bins.