This store is a gold mine; it even has many very good products from Indonesia as well as from other Southeast Asian countries. The family who owns and runs the store are very helpful, courteous and always welcoming.

Since I relocate myself to Los Angeles from Santa Barbara I have gone back many times and I always find an excusa to go to this wonderful Market. I don't find many things here in Los Angeles and chances are they carry whatever I am not able to find here. Not only Asian groceries but really from all over. I agree, Indo China Market is a gem hidden in Goleta.

I shopped there when I was looking for thai style sticky rice. Thai style is the best, but for whatever reason, it's hard to find. They had it in many different forms, and the even had the bamboo and steel cookers you need to make it right! Great if you're looking for anything asian.

This store offers so many varieties of Asian food and some European food. However, I've found that some of their products are expired already and they still sell it in the store. Also, some of the stuff does not have expiration date, and when i asked the lady there, she said if you're not sure, don't buy it

Ok,,,at first i am an international student from Indonesia, South-east asia. At the first time, i was so surprised there is an asian market in a small city like Santa Barbara. Indo china sells Asian foods from Indonesia, China, Thailand, India. I was so surprised there are a lot of products that i can't find in the United States, a lot of spices that i miss in my country. Now, it is not a big deal since i find this small shop. I can cook whatever i like.