Kitchen Land

They do have wonderful imported kitchen wares from China and Korea. The Korean stuff is pricier but better quality. I picked up a tea pot, all metal except the picker upper thing on the lid that has a mesh piece for the tea. Awesome. Couldn’t find this at any American store. Bought some rice bowls, again unlocatable at an American store. Also found those nifty metal water cups that you see in Korea in the sterilizer cabinets. And some huge stainless steel bowls which are great for mixing big batches of meatloaf or bringing food out to the chickens. And a big stone pot.
I found out that you need to boil salted water in them before using and then boil salted water to keep them clean (translated by my Korean mom.) The peeps are right — the man is really nice and he wanted to give me a free apron but the woman is stingy and yelled at the man not to. I was fine with getting $ 2 off but she didn’t have to be so stingy about it. Would definitely come back here again.

I love this store. Every time I get to garden grove I stop in. Today I got a few new things and they are always so helpful. If you want a really good rice cooker you should come here. Plenty of selection and sizes. Highly recommend it.

This store is jam-​packed with lots of kitchen gadgets and ware. It is not a big store and there is a ton of stuff so be warned that the aisles are very narrow — do not bring in a stroller.
Tons of kitchen stuff that you can’t find at Target or other chain stores. Lots of Asian kitchen accessories including bento box accessories, rice cookers, tea sets, dishes and kids stuff. I was excited to find different size glass and stainless steel lunch containers.
Had to force myself to stop looking around after going through the store once, otherwise I would have kept finding stuff I «need.» and Yay, they take credit card!

I love coming here at the start of the school year to check out new lunch gear. Well, all of my lunch gear still are still in great condition, but I just like to update my stuff. :)
The aisles are tight but all of the shelves are jam packed with kitchen goodness.
My favorite brand of foods container is Lock ‘n Lock. Kitchen Land has quite possibly the largest selection of the stuff I’ve ever seen.
Amazingly, their prices are even lower than the company prices online. And no shipping charges to worry about!
Unilocalers, swing on by if you’re looking to update some kitchen gear at affordable prices. :)

Whoohoo. Do NOT eat dinner before coming here. You won’t fit down them. BUT. This has to be one of the coolest places to come if you’re looking for something for your kitchen. It just made me wanna cook. Everything from rice cookers to containers and everything Asian in between. The only thing missing was the one thing I was looking for. Measuring cups.
I will so be back!!!

the place is cramped and crowded… plus HOT with no ventilation i hate that. i understand it but i hate it.
i always come by here to pick up the random knick knacks i need or have broke at home… like a meat grill, tupperwear, rubber gloves for dishes, the baking soda hippo thing, random chopsticks etcetc… today i needed to pick up a ladle since it broke. i go in and they only have 2 sizes of the plastic ones and i wanted a bigger/​longer one. as i ask the lady she snaps that thats the only one. that woman is ALWAYS giving attitude every single time!!! while the man is nice.
anyways i go to pay and they are helping a customer who’s buyin like 50 tea sets or something so when she finally saw me @ the register shes gives me a .“oh…u want to buyyyy that??“
this is a major problem with koreans. koreans dont understand how to run a business… no customer is LESS then another… what my $ 2 today isnt good enough for you? becuz ur making a big sale today??? …look lady shes there once if u lose me over this $ 2 product u lose a life customer…
good day. good life. byebye

It’s a bit crowded here and the isles are a bit narrow but it’s neat and clean. They pretty much have everything for the kitchen here but you have to be aware that’s not the best quality. However, the prices are cheap/​reasonable and the number of different things they sell here is mind boggling. It’s a great place to pick up a few things here and there but I would go somewhere else if you need an item of top quality (like a knife or pots/​pants).
I went here and bought my clay/​stone pot to make some Korean tofu soup and it only cost $ 5.99 for a pretty good sized pot. I can put it directly over my stove and it can handle direct heat.
The woman that works here is nice, she made note of my hair in Korean even though I don’t speak one word of it =X

If you have time to browse this place is a pretty neat place to spend some time in. Kitchen Land reminds me of one of those stores in Chinatown with a little of everything for your kitchen, home and bathroom. From cutlery to crockery to cookware, there is a load of stuff just piled in here to go through.
Most of the stuff is made in China so the quality isn’t all that great, but I really like those ceramic bowls with the suction lids to keep kimchi in so the aromas don’t waft into the other foods you have in your refrigerator.
They also sell a bunch of appliances, namely rice cookers. There were some really funky looking rice cookers in there you wouldn’t see elsewhere. The brand name didn’t register either.