YELP FAVE:

This the place I go to when the closest grocer to me closes. I think they close at 7 pm which just around the time I get back from work.
Always fresh vegetables and fruit. The meat is not bad either. Unlike many typical grocers, the selection of nonperishables is extensive. And unlike many typical grocers, they are not expired, dusty cans and bottles.
They also have Spanish sweet delicacies near the cash register, but I still have yet to buy anything there. --- Jenn N. Extroverted introvert. 11/19/2007

I don't think I have ever spent more than $10 here even when I go on a fruit binge (aka peaches, apples nectarines, plums, bananas that I will consume in one sitting).

I am too often embarrassed speak Spanish (the language I took for 6 years in school) or Cantonese (my first language that has been overshadowed by English), but they gladly tolerate my English. And as far as I know, they don't speak badly of anyone in their other languages.

The grocery reminds me of my childhood when I used to accompany my mom to Chinese supermarkets in chinatown. Then again, this is somewhat chinatown....but fortunately with less people.