A&S Market - Los Angeles, California

Humaira S.

A neat and tidy compact style Pakistani grocery store that carries Halal beef, veal, lamb and chicken, poultry and fish. Efficient butchers, who cut meat per customer demand and bag them in one lb or more in separate bags.
Other items include spices, salt, grains (whole &grinded to flour), curry mixes, veggies (fresh and frozen), fruits, nuts, frozen items, subcontinental sweet and savory variety, milk and dairy products, different types of breads, snacks, breakfast items, tea of different variety, composition and origins), coffee, chutneys and other condiments, drinks and ice-creams. All employees understand and speak English. Some are fluent in Spanish, Hindi and Urdu (Pakistani national language) and may speak other dialects too.
Merchandise are local items as well as products imported from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Turkey, Europe and Middle East.
Timings are from 9:30 am to 10 pm.
* Meat department closes one hour early to complete orders in a timely manner.

Selman Y.

I really like this store because they offer a fantastic selection of imported food products at great prices.

Sou M.

A little cramped and disorganized but i found whatever I needed. Prices were reasonable.

Nalan D.

The store should be cleaner and tidier! There are many products but they are hard to find. But the working at the cash register is a very friendly and good person! It is very convenient to get to on Venice Boulevard and has its own private parking lot! We have been going shopping all the time since we discovered A.S market! We bought Ulker brand frozen Simit! It turned out great in 7 minutes in the oven!

Burak Y.

This small local market is a hidden gem for Middle Eastern delights. They offer an impressive selection of Turkish cheese, sucuk, spices, legumes, sauces, jams, frozen foods, and fresh meat and produce. A must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Middle Eastern ingredients.

Noel U.

Cool stuff here

Sabahat N.

My family and I have been shopping at this store since I can remember. Sure it's a bit expensive at times but has all the things we need and it's nice to shop with knowing everything is halal. However, this guy that works there is so and insanely rude. The other Latino guys that work there are absolute sweethearts but that other cashier guy is awful. He has been terrible to my father several times and multiple times to my elderly grandmother. Tonight I grabbed the wrong naan and my mother wanted me to get the right ones. So I asked to exchange it and this man rolled his eyes, gave that angry sigh, and his whole demeanor got so frustrated. He then aggressively grabbed the packet and gave me my refund. What I described is how he acts towards me every single time I go to this store and he rings me up. Tonight was my last straw. I love this store and I love supporting Muslim owned businesses but man the awful service this man gives every single member of my family is not okay and needs to change. I'm no longer going to support this location unless it's an emergency or things change.

Fahim A.

Chicken prices for the boneless legs are a bit higher than nearby competitors but overall can find most things and good service.

Their steak are way too thin. Maybe an inch or even less.