I've been to this Asian market a few times. It's not as big as the others in South Sacramento. It's actually a lot cleaner than some I've been in. They offer fresh veggies, herbs and spices, sauces/condiments, noodles to noodle soups, frozen goods, meats, coffees/teas, rice, candy/cookies, and so much more. I even heard the meat cutter operating while I was there. Overall, a nice addition to Elk Grove!! When I was there, it was packed with lots of customers. That's a good thing. I'll be back soon....

I saw some pretty good selections in their shop , but unfortunately they didn't accept any credit or debit cards since their internet was out of order when I came in . So if you are like me and don't carry much cash , bring a tiny bit with you just in case , I will give a proper review later when I stop by their place next time with more details but the staff was very friendly. I came in around 9:50 am ish and it was nice and quiet so if you want a chill experience shopping come around that time . Anyway my update will be next week in early November so keep your eyes peeled for it ! :).

This is a unique market and about the only Asian Grocery in Elk Grove. I'm an old white guy and usually visit Asian grocers for items for recipes or dishes that I'm often making. There is a decent selection of many basics, but not much in depth. They're also curiously deficient in certain areas. For instance, seaweed seems to be a snack here, rarely a dry goods ingredient. There is also a whole aisle devoted to snacks which, though attractive to some, is an aisle I skip almost every time. Good frozen section. I didn't get a good look at the tofu section. It's located in a well-kept strip mall among the several in the Laguna-Bruceville crossroads, though the interior of the store is not inviting, the shelves overfull, the lighting a bit harsh. There's an amazing series of live fish tanks; but I haven't tried them. The fish and meat area is well-stocked and the meats look fresh. I found the checkout staff polite and competent. What I observed of the meat counter staff was impressive, and the staff was constantly on the move to cut, clean, and weigh selections. It won't replace my visits to 99 Ranch Market, but it's much less of a drive if I need to replenish basics.

I was in the area and wanted bok choy for dinner tonight. Stop by Seasons Asian Market for the first time. To my surprise they are pretty full stock. They have all the basic Asian products and decent produce section. They had some nice variety of Japanese kit kat and some rare Hong Kong snacks and potato chips. I'll keep this place in mind when I don't want to venture out to 99 Ranch or Oto's.