Riverside Supermarket

Great authentic khmer food. Everytime we goto LBC we have to stop by here and fill our cooler up with food. Only con is that place is dirty.

THIS PLACE IS SO UNCLEAN AND INHUMANE if you stop and take a look out of the ordinary you will see dirty veggies that’s not cleaned right but washed down to where it looks clean I gurentee you if you grazed a leave of any veggies you’re most likely will find some black or brown stuff on your fingers and the food is so disgusting took me a while to realize this cuz it’s a local market I go to a lot I didn’t start paying attention to any of this stuff untill I had my first food poisoning from here they sold me a chicken that was raw and I didn’t know I assumed they cooked it all the way like how the law states it should be, so after my first poisoning I overlooked it cuz I healed in two days. So I continued to support my local business and went again to get some beef salad I was infuriated the salad was molding up and the beef smelt old like they had left overs and just sold it like that, I did not eat the beef salad and thought it was an honest mistake, so I contiued to give my support, not this time today is my last day ever buying anything from here, my last visit I bought the grilled six dollar chicken hoping for a good dinner but instead I bought another not fully cooked chicken ON TOP OF THAT THERE WAS FLY EGGS/​LARVAES in the chickn at this point I was so infuriated to the point where I just made a Unilocal account to WARN people not a review but a warning, please pay attention and be aware of what they sell us they are so use to making food to sell but not food to feed. I Just don’t get how you could treat your customers like that I pray that others are luckier then I am

I’ve been going here since I was a little girl. My family would make the drive out to the LBC for some Cambodian food at La Lune (at the old location before it burned down) then hit up the markets for groceries.
This place has a special place in my heart for the hot foods. I always get the beef sticks ($ 1.50 each) pickled salad (free if you get the small one or $ 1 for the big) and the hot and sour soup with catfish ($ 7.50 for the large). I still come whenever I’m in the area even if the prices have gone up!
Don’t be alarmed when you walk in. It is a bit dirty, but the food makes up for it!

Fried banana and taro — three fo a dolla!
You probably heard about the beef/​chicken sticks already — you buy enough, can get free pickled goodies on the side
Friendly cashiers, parking lot in the rear

Employees here are friendly and helpful. Nice family own market. Recommend to try BBQ beef on a skewer with pickled radish and carrots that are located in a fridge next to the food warmer. Also high recommendation to stuffed chicken wings which get sold out quickly in a morning.

I have never been here. But I will definitely be back fresh fruit and vegetable. Hot and delicious food to go!

During this stop I scored some young green mangos $ 3.99 lb. I can always count on finding great selections of fruits. Disappointed in their hot food section though. Didn’t really stocked much of the beef sticks or fried fish. The dessert area, not much to choose from. I did purchased two containers of herbs $ 3.99 each.

Authentic soups, grilled, and frozen foods it’s all here baby! My mom moved back to Cambodia and I don’t have much family out here so finding some authentic foods here is a freaking life saver this place has all the foods any Cambodian kid has grown up too. Somlar machew krueng, khao chruiek

Came here with my girlfriend so we can get her traditional Cambodian food they got some bomb shit. I pretty much love anything they have in the store beef sticks are a must and their Pahok is dank. also check out their soups but honestly you can’t go wrong with anything here love it keep it up

Love coming here. Especially for their ready made food.
It definitely smells asian when you walk in here. Don’t expect it to be clean and super organize but you get what you need. Great beef sticks and their chicken.
Sometimes I come here to buy ready made rice for the temple during the new year.

Riverside market is a hidden gem in Cambodia town. I love coming here to check out the fresh food combos like papaya salad, larb, etc…
During the spring and summer months they have huge dragon fruit, lychee and sometimes mangosteen. Very expensive for the mangosteen and is recommended to eat quickly.
Taro is also found here and I can make some kulolo with it.
Lemongrass, galangal, bittermelon, thai basil, pre-​peeled garlic and veggies are very cheap here.
Nice family owned shop.

This market has authentic Khmer soups and sides that you can get to go. So much easier than trying to cook them myself!
I’m a big fan of theiir chicken larb, papaya salad, and grilled fish. Really friendly family that owns the place.

This place is the bomb!!! Cannot get better than all the authentic Cambodian and Asian eats that are available here. Delicious! And so so good! Pineapple with seasonings, fried fish, sweet and sour soup with taro. The yummy donuts with honey drizzled on top. Fried bananas, salads, papaya salads, fish salads, and everything from the mother land and more!!! All time favorite place in the world! I’m forever grateful for the owners and thee family! Great peeps!

So I live in LA and I would drive my mom to this grocery store just to buy some authentic Cambodian veggies and freshly made food. My mom would stock up on desserts like no other! «It saves her time from cooking,» she says.
Aside from Cambodian food they also have Thai food (papaya salad) and desserts. The store is small but food and service is great.

Nothing says fresh like homemade azn food. Dont expect restaurant service here, theyre azn just as i am, but i love it bcuz ur in and out. Its a market, but ofcourse theyre willing to answer any questions. Best affordable cambodian market in the area.

I haven’t lived with my mom for a really long time and I can’t cook authentic Khmer food well still learning… But I am from the 626 but i drive to LBC just to get these packaged food that is homemade and so yummy even though its packaged. But they package it fresh daily so its still fresh. Also, they have big hot pots of homemade Cambodian soups… Love it!!! ALso, I call sometimes to make sure their premade Steak/​Pahok is still in stock and they actually save it for me when I call in. They are awesome!!!

You certainly feel like you are in a small grocery store somewhere in SE Asia when you come to Riverside Supermaket. It is small but carries a punch! They have everything that you may need for SE Asian cooking.
I come here when I need very specific ingredients… and somehow they have it: pandan extract or grounded roasted rice.
Once the family knows your face, they are nice. but directness is what you’ll usuall get. Dont expect Whole Foods style customer service then you’ll be good.

My family has been coming to Riverside Supermarket for as long as I could remember. The workers are always nice, friendly and always helpful. The vegetables and fruits are always fresh!
The best thing I love about Riverside is their hot food! The closest to my mother’s asian cooking! I remember they were the first to start selling different types of hot food and they are still the best!
The most tasty soups and beef sticks! Their stuffed chicken wings are so good too! I love their Curry, Sour Fish Soup, and beef stew. They have really good pa hok too!
I love coming here on lazy days to just get food to go!

Riverside Super Market is a nice little authentic khmer market, even though I don’t frequent it that much. They usually have most things I crave for… A bit pricey! HOWEVER, I am discourage to go back due to poor service. The «girl» who is the cashier that works there is the most rude of all the employees at the store. She never attempt to greet the customers. All I ever noticed when I DO go there is her «less-​interested» look and because of her lack of professionalism I will no longer spend a single penny at this market.

They have an array of ready made meals and the essential cooking aids for an Asian cuisine. I come here for the Cambodian sausage. Whenever I do, I stock up for my freezer. You figure you can find anything Cambodian in Long Beach easily, but trying to find Cambodian sausages is pretty difficult.