Shun Fat Supermarket

Got a frozen prepackaged meal at this store yesterday. After eating, I randomly saw a date on the package, 4/1/2026. Then I realized the food is actually already expired. Because it’s Best By Date. The soy milk I got yesterday was also not fresh, it tasted weird. Then when I checked, it only has 5 days left before it’s expired. I will not return to this supermarket again. This is the third time for me to get something expired in my purchase.

Unacceptable Food Safety Standards and Poor Customer Service ​Rating: 1/5 Stars ​I am writing this to caution fellow shoppers regarding the seafood quality and management practices at the Shun Fat Supermarket in San Gabriel. ​I recently purchased swordfish and halibut totaling about $37. Upon arriving home, it was immediately apparent that the fish was rotten. The odor was so overwhelming that it required a deep cleaning of my refrigerator to eliminate the scent. Because spoiled seafood is a significant health biohazard, I disposed of the product immediately to protect my household. ​When I contacted the fish department to report the issue, the experience was deeply disappointing: ​The manager offered no apology for selling spoiled goods. ​Despite the health risks and the one-hour round-trip commute, the fish department manager insisted I physically bring the rotten fish back to the store. ​Rather than investigating a potential food safety lapse in their inventory, the staff treated me with suspicion. I offered my Mastercard transaction record as proof of purchase, but my concerns were dismissed because I no longer had the itemized slip. ​I am not looking for a difficult refund process; I am looking for a supermarket that prioritizes food safety and treats its customers with basic respect. Being treated like a "scammer" over a legitimate health concern is unacceptable. I strongly advise shoppers to double-check their seafood before leaving the counter, as this establishment does not stand behind its products.

Great selection of Asian produce, specifically catering more towards Chinese and Vietnamese tastes. Definitely more likely to find those hard to find ingredients here than other places and at a decent price. Has had a lot of interior renovations over the years for cleanliness and space maximization. Also lots of small business shops selling various electronics, clothes, and etc at booths near the entrances.

The place is huge, vegetables, fruits, and meat are fresh. Variety of international snacks.

They have everything except nice cashiers. You can find everything Asian food that you can think of: sauces, noodles fresh and dry. Plus every kind of meat from land and sea, including live specimens and veggies. Their prices are ok, neither expensive nor cheap. They need to train their cashiers in customer service though.