KH Supermarket

As the Duke, I hereby declare K+H Supermarket the best neighborhood Asian market in all of the kingdom of Long Beach.
I have watched this young market grow from a feeble produce section with fruit flies to a strong selection of seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables from near and far.
The noodles are always on point, their bake goods are worth a good gold coin and they cater to the demand of domestic and international junk food that the people want. Be mindful of products that aren’t local that are known to cause cancer and make you grow a thumb on the side of your head but as many unaware people don’t mind, they don’t mind.
The spices and canned foods are some of the most noteworthy options a subject can purchase but as I am the Duke, I must put out the decree that you should always read your labels.
With the powers vested in me, K+H Supermarket and the people/​family who run this awesome customer oriented, friendly and happy market– I dub thee– Best Asian Supermarket on Anaheim and Martin Luther King!

I love coming here to pick up freshly premade Khmer Goodies from here. Most of them are good that’s why we always come back. I love their Nom Tnoat and Nom Ansom Chruk. They use to have very good fish cakes too but hasn’t been good as in the past. They have other Khmer desserts that are hard to find. When you’re craving it and have no time to make it, this is a good place to stop by. They do run out so you have to go early. I end up spending so much sometimes because I want everything.

The only Asian store I’ll shop at in Long Beach. Why? Because being located in the heart of Cambodia town, they have a lot of Filipino stuff too! YAY… Also because the owners are super awesome, they’re inexpensive, and conveniently located around the corner from home. Not to mention, the best spring rolls I’ve ever had for $ 2.50!
I’ve been a loyal customer since 2007 and I’m there at least twice a week. I don’t see that changing anytime soon :)

Went here 8 in the morning hoping they got some food ready, which i wasn’t expecting any.
And luckily there was, I got the food that they had available, there was curry with noodles, or glass noodles.
I got the glass noodles, so I can take it to my hubby for her lunch break.
I had some of it, naw bruh it aint even that good.
The market is pretty small, dosen’t seem like there would be much stuff here compared to river side, or kim long.

Once again I go there often since I’m Asian.
I have no problem every time I go there. Not once ! The brothers who own that store are real nice, working hard, trying hard to please everybody. They’re good teens, I really like them. I like fried bananas too… yummy.

I love coming here to get all my Cambodian grocery and snacks. I will usually call to place an order for fried talapia or cat fish whenever I am on the run so I do not have to wait. The guys and girl behind the counter are always very friendly and helpful. Their Nom som, is delicious. I look forward to spring time when they have their little garden plant for sale especially the «pka jom pa». This place has been my family shopping favorite place since I was a kid. Keep up the good work you guys:).

This is a Cambodian grocery store in Long Beach that my family occasionally stop by when it is convenient and we don’t want to make the drive to OC for Asian produces. Almost everytime I go here, no matter what I intentionally go here for, I always pick up a few banana wrapped rice cake w/​red beans and bananas. They’re really filling and yummy. They come in packs of two and they’re about $ 2 each (I don’t remember the exact price). The produces here are pretty fresh but it can be a little pricey. Friendly staff!

I love this family business. Their noodle bowls are sometimes at the amazing price of only 7.99 a box! Stock up! The deli with all the cooked items is great. Sometimes I buy their ready made sweet fish sauces, the ones you can eat with banh xeo and egg rolls, etc. I like the beef sticks and different types of Asian salads they offer.
My cousins stock up on their Chinese donuts (me kong) something they don’t make themselves but sell in their stores.
Everybody who works here are usually pretty nice, can’t complain but they do close early. Maybe at 6 – 7? But that’s typical when you’re in the hood!

Hello, everyone, Im EeeYunChai Koun Khmer and i love Kun Heng Supermarket because they have the most wonderful stuff

Small grocery store with riendly service and just-​like-​home to-​go foods.
Their fried snacks, shrimp/​pork rolls, leek cakes… all good.
Anytime I’m in the area, I’ll definitely be stopping by.

Every time I’m in town I MUST come here. They have the best selections for Asian candies, drinks etc They also have premade Cambodian foods/​desserts and they’re always fresh. I always get my favorite, Banh Xeo. I definitely recommend stopping by here for snacks and groceries.

For an asian grocery store in this part of Long Beach, they make ready to eat packaged «Spring Rolls» for $ 2.50.
These are better than the ones you can get at Lee’s Sandwiches and most Vietnamese Restaurants in Long Beach… not kidding.
Whenever I’m in this area of Long Beach… I always stopped by this place to pick up some Spring Rolls from this place… they can’t make them fast enough.
They have other asian cooked packed foods there too which I’ve tried ranging from $ 4 or so.
Market closes at 7pm or 8pm if I recalled correctly
Nuff Said.

My favorite Asian market in town because I can find a lot of herbs and spices that are rare to find. They also sell potted herbs and vegetables as well. Many of those are growing in my garden. Love the ready to made food.

I love shopping for Asian food here!!! This is probably the best Asian supermarket in Long Beach that I’ve encountered so far; I’ve lived here for two decades.
Kun Heng Supermarket is huge and clean (emphasis on the clean — because they do their job well); everything is always fresh.
I love the large selection of Khmer desserts and snacks. I love how they added a food-​to-​go section, because they always have my favorite snack there. I don’t now what it’s called in Khmer but it taste like potatoes and beans deep fried into a «wonder» ball — delicious!

Kh. My neighborhood asian market. Love how the place is looking. Each time i come here i always have a good time shopping here. The owners kids are the cashiers/​employees here and they are so cool. Make you feel like family. Alot of markets nowadays dont make you feel like family. These guys are just awesome. And the other employees are cool too, older cambodian people doing there thing at the meat section, the vegetable section, and the ready to eat foods. Loc, bon, buffdude and the younger dude, if yall reading this keep up the good work you guys are doing with the store. And thanks for the hospitality my friends!

Asian markets are a rarity in Long Beach. For those who do not frequent asian supermarkets regularly, or even occasionally, the raw meat and fish smell, is only but a natural characteristic that comes with the essential basis that makes an asian supermarket. an asian supermarket. The prices are not very high, but they are not very low either. This supermarket is less organized than the asian markets in Irvine, but they do take credit card. This market is small, so they don’t have all the brands and sauces that bigger super markets have.

Okay place. Good selection of Asian desserts. The staff was friendly.

I’ve been coming to this store for years and probably the only thing that had change are the management.
Friendly staff! Yes, the smell sucks and the meat looks unsanitary. So, don’t eat it! Or don’t come here! Because this is a place where only its loyal customers can shop and support. It’s a second home almost. I’m not saying don’t come, I’m saying don’t judge a book by its cover. There’s got to be a reason why it will stands today. Am I right? ;)

Ok, I agree with the negative comments regarding the smell and the meat (I wouldn’t buy it) and yes there are some jars of Fear-​Factor worthy who-​knows-​what. But… the low-​star reviews are totally missing what’s great here, specifically:
–Yeo’s drinks– lychee, white gourd, sugar cane and chrysanthemum tea? delish and cheap? Let’s see Vons do that.
–lychee berries in syrup
–ginger in brine
–nice selection of hot oils (yay sesame!)
–pad thai sauce, hoisin sauce, sriracha and all the other essentials
–all kinds of noodles
–phở seasonings
–packets of curry spices (I like the Yeo’s Malaysian)
–good prices on cherries, lime leaves, garlic cloves, red chilis
Yes it’s not open late, and yes you better check the use-​by dates. But this is a great stop for Asian essentials if you’re in the area (Anaheim & MLK)

It’s the local Cambodian grocery store. I’ve been shopping here since I was little. You can buy all kinds of ingredients (mostly Asian) that you wouldn’t find at regular grocery stores like Ralph’s, Albertsons or Vons. It’s located in a shopping plaza with plenty of parking.
The best thing about KH is the large ready-​to-​eat food section. You can get all kinds of yummy lunches, snacks or desserts. It’s all made fresh daily so it’s best to buy early while it’s still warm and fragrant! It’s mostly Cambodian dishes with a few Thai like Pad-​Thai.
You can also buy fresh fish and have them clean, cut and fry it for you! No extra charge! I usually get a fried catfish and eat that with marinated diced green mango salad.
The cashiers are pretty cute! My housemate has a crush on one of them! Shhh, don’t tell her that I told you!
It’s a great place to get Southeast Asian food especially if you’ve traveled to SE Asia and miss the food! It gets 4.5 stars cuz the new owners aren’t as nice as the old ones.