Love this store! They've got everything I generally need for any kind of entree type however, specifically mainly Asian food products. They have very fresh produce, noodles and rice, meat, seafood, seasoning and sauces, kitchen supplies, utensils, exotic fruits and vegetables, and sweets too. Basically, a one-stop-shop. Prices are great. Staff are friendly and helpful! I recommend this store to everyone I know. Happy to support locally owned businesses, especially this one.

This place is Cambodian owned and has been in Stockton since I was 10 years old. It has all the necessary Southeast Asian needs. I love coming here because I know for sure they are stocked up with all the goods! Great customer service and very clean and neat. Products are always fresh and in stock! Highly recommended!

Impressive selection of SEA Asian groceries. Storens well stocked with a variety of cooking essentials, fresh produce, meats and seasonings. Anything you need for Thai, Khmer, Lao, Vietnamese etc....cooking can be found here. Store is clean and staff were friendly. Plenty of parking outside and quick in and out shopping. I will return!

Really nice place, huge variety of wares, prices are fair(and much better then buying online) and the staff is helpful. The premade food is mostly pretty good, especially the fish tempura, though I found the homemade longanisa to be a bit sweeter than I cared for.

Interesting/delicious carry out Bao and salads. Great selection of rice and Asian/Mexican seasonings and specialty foods. There are many items you would not find in a chain grocery store, and some you can't even find online.

I visited Angkor Asian Market on Saturday, 3/16/24, in the afternoon. What I liked about this market was the huge variety of wonderful products, especially Asian-based items. The great selection of items included fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, canned products, bottled sauces (i.e. Sriracha, Hoisin), prepackaged products such as sushi rolls, spring rolls, fried rice, sandwiches, and more. The price point of items was decently affordable. The staff members were pleasant, quick, and helpful. The entire market was clean and nicely organized. I recommend visiting the Angkor Asian Market.

Great selections of fresh Asian herbs and vegetables. Price is comparable to any of the grocery store . Love their hot deli , desserts snacks section .

Angkor Asian Market is located in the corner of a plaza that has the 99 Cent Store. This plaza is also across the street from Empresso Coffeehouse with plenty of parking available. My husband and I stopped by this market this past Monday and liked coming to this market that we ended up coming back today. On both of these visits, we purchased some premade food items that are found on the counters by the Entrance. We purchased the following: Chicken and sticky rice, $5.99- This came with 2 chicken thighs and a side of sticky rice. My husband and I shared this and thought the chicken was good, along with the sticky rice. Shrimp Cha Noodle, $5.99- My husband took this meal with him to work for lunch and thought it was good. The entree is served with dry noodles, shrimp, stripes of egg and lettuce. There is sauce on the bottom, which taste good when mixed all together. Beef Jerky, $1.99- This beef jerky has pepper flakes on it so I didn't have any, as I do not like to eat spicy food. My husband thought this was just okay because the beef kind of tasted old/ stale. Spring Rolls, $5.99- comes in a set of 3. The spring rolls weren't as good as the ones I normally get at the Vietnamese bakeries and restaurants. It was missing the crunchy egg roll skin on the inside and I think I prefer the peanut sauce over the sauce that was provided. Corn Dessert, $1.99- My husband also decided to pick this, which you can find in the fridge by the entrance. This dessert has coconut milk, corn and tapioca. It wasn't too sweet and surprisingly all of these ingredients go well together (my husband's mother makes this so this is a dessert from my husband's childhood). Nam Chao, $3.25- Spicy pork sausage with garlic and other seasoning, my husband enjoyed eating this as a kid and decided to purchase it when he saw it in the fridge by the entrance. My husband liked it and said it tasted just how it should. I didn't really like it and thought I was a bit salty (it's cured) and wasn't a fan of the texture. ---------------------------------- (Total= $25.20) This Asian store (I believe is a Hmong store) sells a fairly good selection of Asian snacks, foods, ingredients, drinks, cookware, premade meals and desserts, etc. There are also egg rolls and sesame balls by the register that you can purchase. Although a smaller Asian market than ones that I typically frequent, this store has plenty of variety. Overall, had a good experience and would visit again, especially for the premade meals.

It all started when I was watching TikTok this past week. You know what happens. Someone posts a video of them cooking some amazing meal and you decide you have to try it. That's what happened to me. But as Murphy would have it, I was missing a couple key ingredients. Add to that the time crunch because the vegetables that were in my fridge weren't getting any fresher and it was a FREAKING EMERGENCY! I decided to stop at Angkor Asian Market because it was right across from the gym. Turns out, they have so much good stuff. I asked the woman behind the counter for help and she was super nice taking me all over the store showing me different products. They had a huge chunk of beef liver that I wasn't shopping for, but bought it anyways. I was really tempted to try the pickled salmon belly that they have in 32oz Ball jars. Maybe next time. All of the produce looks fresh and yummy. Finally, the prices on products are pretty normal but where you can purchase a 3.5oz jar of sesame seeds for $4.50 at say, Raley's, at Angkor you can get an 8oz jar for fifty cents more. It's good to hit the local markets. I encourage you to give it a try.