Fullerton Arirang Supermarket

The restroom code is posted only in Korean, which may confuse some customers. A sign like “Please ask staff for the code” would be clearer and more inclusive. I shop here often, and like their fresh vegetables and fruit, very well priced.

I understand times are hard and many businesses are cutting corners to save money, but if they're doing that, they shouldn't keep prices the same or raise them. My mom used to always buy 주물럭 from this market and it was pretty decent. Recently, I've noticed they're mixing in other cuts of meat while still charging the same price. That pisses me off because it's dishonest and obviously lack integrity. In the attached photo, the very left thicker meat is the 주물럭 but the thinner meat surrounding it is not. I don’t know what cut of meat is it but they’re definitely not 주물럭. Honestly, if they're doing this, I'm pretty sure they're also using older meat too, since the 양념 would easily cover up any changes in color or taste. Because of that, I just don't trust this place anymore and I'm not going to buy 양념고기 here again.

This is the place known for the best Korean BBQ. If you plan a BBQ party, then you should come and get their marinated Korean galbee, the best in town. The price is $13.99 per pound. If you order a large portion, it is recommended you call in advance to reserve.

Excellent small market. They don't have as much variety as Hmart, but what they do have is usually better pricing before sales. We get a lot of staples here. We especially love their kimchi pancakes by the produce and the Kimbap and rice cakes by the register. Also, we were super happy to finally find the Buldak dumplings that we have been hunting for!

This market is smaller in scale compared to other nearby markets. The store also feels less clean, with many empty spots here and there. Additionally, there's a somewhat unpleasant smell inside the store.