Super King Markets

Joe Martinez 3 months ago

Here you will find everything you need for any event great groceries

Taste Seeker Edited 3 months ago

Super King Markets on Magnolia Avenue, Anaheim, is a standout multicultural grocery powerhouse. Their Middle Eastern offerings are deep, with a vast selection of authentic ingredients, and the liquor section is equally impressive—well-stocked with both popular and rare imports. Pricing is competitive, and the layout is spacious. If you’re seeking both traditional and exotic staples under one roof, Super King delivers both breadth and authenticity, making it a critical resource in the region.

Peter X 6 months ago

I stopped by this Super King Market since it was on my way to my aunt place. We came a little before lunch since I wanted to get some flowers. The place was busy and the parking lot was packed. My wife found a spot and I went inside. This store has the alcohol in its own little room on the left side of the store where you walk in. The cashier station is on the right, I didn't see any self checkout station. I didn't see any flowers area so I asked one worker at the cashier if they have any. She didn't speak English so another worker came to help and told me where she thought it was. She was confused and thought I asked for flour. I say another worker stocking the produce area so I approach him. He spoke English and he said the store doesn't carry flowers bouquets here. The store is very big inside, like a warehouse store.

Jenny L. 10 months ago

This Super King Market got a huge remodel and expansion in 2022, replacing the tiny original 1993 location next door and wow, it’s now bright, wide, and so much nicer to shop in. SK is a Middle Eastern–founded supermarket chain started by a Lebanese immigrant family (total American Dream story ✨). It began with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern goods, but now it’s grown into a full-blown international market with everything from spices, pita, and olive oil to Asian, Latino, and American staples. The moment we walked in, there’s a massive liquor store on the left which is funny because some customers might be Muslim and don’t drink, but hey, it’s a diverse neighborhood and business is business. Produce is super affordable and fresh , no fancy display but honestly great quality if you take a second to pick through. The deli counter is huge with tons of cheese and cold cuts (and yes, you can ask to sample). The meat department? Surprisingly clean, no weird smells, everything looks fresh. They even have a small freezer section of Asian basics like dumpling wrappers, puff pastry, and scallion pancake dough. Bread section is big, cheap, and full of options. The funniest part: I saw a

Yuki Đinh 11 months ago

My family often goes to this market because it is close to home, and they always have a variety of fruits and they are cheaper than other markets. The market space was also renovated a few years ago so it looks very modern and clean. There are always cleaning staff to ensure the areas are clean. They deodorize very well in the areas selling seafood and fresh fish and meat. I hardly smell any strong fishy smell that makes me feel uncomfortable. In addition, they arrange the products clearly and neatly. In particular, they also have a separate area to display wines which is very impressive.