New Jerky Mfg

This place is also called Vua Kho Bo Inc .
Have you guys ever tried the HYPED alien jerky in Bakers? The one with a bunch of advertisements on the way to Las Vegas and back? If you guys think their jerky is good, wait until you guys try this place. Their Pork Jerky was so tender and their spicy beef jerky was perfect, well only if you like spicy stuff. They have about 8 different kinds of jerky. I have yet to try them all. They also have a bunch of other Asian snacks such as dried plums, spicy dried mangoes and a large variety of candy. Unfortunately, their store is all the way at the back of their store so if you ever want to try this place out, make sure you drive all the way to the back of the plaza.

The reviewer below me said just about all I would so I’ll keep it short!
DRIED JACK FRUIT. It’s an addiction and they sell it here! I believe it was about $ 12 a pound and true to Jenny’s statement — they did over fill it. However, they asked me if it was ok or if I’d like to take some out. While appreciated I didn’t really want to make her walk over and adjust the weight — especially since I’d have no trouble eating it all ^_​^
This is a slightly smaller version of an identical store I used to visit in LA’s Chinatown (I want to say off of Broadway) but for the life of me I can’t remember the name!

This place is hidden in the corner of Diamond Plaza, located right under the stairways of Infinity Arcade.
They specialize in selling Chinese snacks. There are lots of varieties of dried plums, prunes, and sugary coated hawthorne fruit. Along with that, there’s the selections of dried beef, pork, and fish jerkies. Other dried items include taro chips and sweet potato chips. The back wall holds tubs with the «wet» fruits of mango and plums. And, a few tubs hold individually wrapped candies – sesame, butter, and other flavors. Don’t worry if you don’t know what you want, the ladies will pretty much let you try them all!
With all the tubs of snacks, the only thing you have to do is point and tell them how much you want in a bag. It sells by the pound – ranging from $ 8 to $ 16 (meats are more expensive), a bit pricey. But it’s definately a bigger and fresher selection than what you’d find in the isles of 99 ranch market.
One thing to be aware of, even if you tell them you only want a pound, they tend to over fill it. And unless you specifically tell them you don’t want it all, they’ll just seal the bag and charge you (hence no five stars). But after you purchase it, they usually throw in a few extra of the individually wrapped candies in your bag.
Overall, everything tastes pretty great –it totally depends on what you prefer (salty, sweet, sour, crunchy snacks) – they’ve got it all.