Super Pure Water, Sacramento CA

Have you ever look at the water you're buying? Been going here for a while and never checked their water, however, today is a sunny day I've notices that their water isn't all that clean. My partner went and filled 3 big bottles of water today and there's these very very small white plastic thing & other really small stuff flowing in the water! At first I thought it was my bottle, however, the other two big bottles was the same! The water looked clear, but if you look closely & especially if you put it in the sun, there's a lot, I mean a lot of these things flowing in the water. I wish I have a camera that can take really good photo to show you. I don't like to complain on small things like water, but I feel disgusted and just can't drink this water! Also, it's true that the owner just make her own prices on certain things, especially on items that doesn't have a price on it. I love to support my Hmong people on small businesses, and I have nothing against this store, but I'll stop going here now on.

Their papaya salad is on point! Lots of other goodies too but the papaya is good!

Nice place to get papaya salad locally. Call to order first before showing up to save some time but cash only for papaya.
There are snacks and drinks available if you are hungry or thirsty.
The filtered water here tastes good too.

Wish there's a zero star. The owner have no set price on her party tray of papaya salad. On the phone she said a small tray is $60 and a large tray is $100. She was trying to convince me to buy 2 small tray instead of what I wanted. I asked her if i buy 2 small tray then it'll be $120, and I don't want to pay $120. I just want the $100 tray. She said that's fine. She repeated my order back to me along with my price. When I got there she said the price is $120. She said I was probably not understanding her. I canceled the order completely. This was for Thanksgiving. So now we're left without a dish because the owner decided to flip the price however she see fit.

The nicest, small place to refill water gallons and they even sell some familiar asian candy from the good old days!

Hmong family owned and operated. They make papaya salad and ka poob (curry noodles) here, if you don't know what it is, order it! You won't be disappointed.