The Vietnamese grocery store opened its latest location on Jan. 17.
Not long after the 2021 sale, Dai Thanh Supermarket owner Thanh Hua purchased two more properties: the Tully Road spot and a former An-Jan Feed & Pet Supply store at 1633 Monterey Highway. The properties cost a collective $14.7 million. According to the Mercury News, the owners plan to open an additional Dai Thanh Supermarket at the Monterey Highway site but have faced delays with getting city approvals.
“With this expansion of our business, we are hoping to reinvest in the San Jose community that we’ve grown with,” Alanna Hua-Yamada, Hua’s daughter, previously toldTop Picks In Shopping
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