The Eden bazaar sells an assortment of food including chicken teriyaki, ribs, udon, inari, shaved…read moreice, etc. There are plants and crafts on sale. There's even bingo. My favorite thing at this bazaar is the teriyaki chicken. It's different than any other teriyaki chicken at the other bazaars I've been to. You can order the chicken à la carte or as part of a bento. I opted for à la carte. While placing the order was quick, there was about a 35-45 minute wait in line to get the chicken. If you're in a rush or super hungry, you should probably check to see what the wait time is before placing your order. I overheard some people saying that they saw people head over to the cashier to ask for a refund because they couldn't wait any longer. If you don't mind the wait time, it's worth it. The chicken teriyaki is delicious!!!

Best bbq teriyaki chicken! The udon was really good as well. My family has been coming to this…read moreevent every year and the food has never been a disappointment. The bazaar happens 1x/year for a weekend. It's a fundraiser for the Japanese center. It consists of food, bingo, crafts, silent auction, and tons of fun!

The best shop in the Bay…read more Brandon takes care of everyone who comes in and treats them like family. He's patient, honest, and always happy to share his knowledge - exactly the traits you'd want in a card shop owner. He's upfront and transparent about his prices when he's buying/selling cards, and makes sure people leave knowing how to check fair market values for themselves. His prices are super fair in today's crazy market, and he goes out of his way to hook people up with promos and deals whenever he can. My kids would live at this shop if I'd let them!

Found this gem of a local card and game shop while searching on Yelp because I wanted to get my son…read morestarted with card collecting. I used to collect sports cards growing up and had a Pokémon collection as a kid too, which I sadly sold at a garage sale before I knew any better. As soon as we walked in we were warmly greeted by the owner and his wife. Even with the holiday weekend keeping them busy they were super welcoming and took time to walk us through the store, explain how they price things, and answer our questions. First time shoppers also get a cool Pokémon pin which my son loved, and he picked one out for his sister too. Make sure to signup for their newsletter as they have a nice little $5 promotion too! Great selection if you're into Pokémon--from packs to slabs to singles. They also had a solid variety of video games and consoles from vintage to newer stuff. I had fun digging through the sports card boxes too, just wish there were a few more to look through. Best part was my son had such a fun experience. We opened packs together and put his cards into a binder we bought there. Definitely felt like a core memory for both of us. Would definitely recommend if you want to support a local shop. We'll definitely be back.

Great spot!! My husband and I were in San Leandro one day and he wanted to stop at a trading card…read morespot to look for Pokemon cards or One Piece cards for our son. So onto Yelp I searched. We didn't come up with a close by card store, but there was this comic book store we decided to stop and try. The owner was very very nice. Easy to talk to. He said no, he didn't have anything as far as trading cards go, but he suggested some other places to try. Lots and lots of comics on the shelves, and there were quite a few people inside browsing and chatting with the owner as well.

First time at Comic Shop for Free Comic Book Day. Great…read morestore and great customer service. Some amazing finds in their dollar box. Sensational She-Hulk #1 (1989) by John Byrne! This is a $85-$125 comic in mint condition, which this was not and I don't have a problem with that. Comic books are meant to be read. Really fun, epic She-Hulk run by John Byrne, Iconic cover. This TPB is out of print and sells for top dollar. Thanks, Comic Shop! What a score. Promethea #29 Written By Alan Moore; Art By J.H. Williams Iii. One of the most beautiful written and beautifully drawn comics of 1999. Smax #5 by Alan Moore. All of these Alan Moore comics on America Best Comics are gems. Alan Moore getting his 2nd wind and having fun with comic books again. Coup D'etat #1 Written By Ed Brubaker; Art By Jim Lee, #2 Written By Micah Ian Wright; Interesting event storyline where The Authority seizes control of the US Government. This TPB is out of print and since Micah Ian Wright was fired by DC and blacklisted from comics for stolen valor everything he's written has stayed out of print. The Authority story with art by Jim Lee that DC will probably never ever reprint in our lifetime. And some FCBD Greatest America Superhero, Superman, ect. Great store and great customer service.

Great place, im glad to see soo many places to get together about warhammer and or other desktop…read moregames, service was great. Very big selection of warhammer items, paints, figures etc... highly recommend.

I was doing errands with my boyfriend and randomly stumbled into this shop. Tbh, I never played…read moreWarhammer game nor do I know much. But the store owner or employee Nate is very friendly and showed us to how paint the miniatures. Apparently first comers get to paint one for free. It was fun and I had to admit this takes a lot of patience/skills! I also love how this is a small shop that services community of people with same passion! There are couple other regulars just chatting and doing their own painting as well in the shop.

My friends and I saw their booth at the San Francisco Cherry Blossom Festival and were very pleased…read morewith the amount of items they were selling that we wanted to stop by at their warehouse store. We actually stopped by this week, and they were very kind to let us look around their merchandise inside, especially at a time that was later than their closing time (letting them know in advance). I'm more into cute plushies, and they had a wide range of those items. My friends are more into Nier and Persona games, and they also had figurines/plush for those series! The staff were very friendly and are experts in many anime and game series you may be looking for. Definitely want to see them in conventions and even their own location :)

Hobbyfan has a booth at many of the anime conferences & are one of my favorite vendors. They have…read morea great selection of Gloomy Bears and prices are on the low end of average. Staff = extremely friendly. Also, while their store is not open to the public, they allow local pickup to save on shipping if you order online.

Located on Castro Valley Blvd, Crush Comics has a nice mix of new comics, and back issues. You'll…read morefind most new comics and current issues (past year) organized neatly on the left as you enter the store. If you need help finding anything, just ask the staff behind the counter. They're really helpful. They have a few long boxes set up in the front with 1 dollar comics and 5 dollar graphic novels in the front of the store. Singles are kept in the 1$ long boxes which include a lot Marvel, Image, Valiant, Ultraverse comics from the 90s, you'll also find some DC and vertigo titles as well. Sifting through these boxes gave me flashbacks of when I was a comic collector in the 90s. Towards the back left and back wall of the store, you'll find shelves of graphic novels, omnibus, and other collected editions. Back issues are set up on a large table in the back. You can find a mixed selection of different titles from Silver age to modern. I found surprising inventory of certain title runs. I have a bit more exploring to do in this store. Crush carries good comic storage stuff - boxes, bags and boards (BCW brand) on the right side of the store.

We pass by here often when driving or walking on the boulevard. Decided to stop by and browse the…read moreshop. There's a wide selection and some for cheap too. There's even a children's section in the front. It brought back memories of my own childhood. Plus the staff is very welcoming, helpful, and kind!

I've visited this store about four times now, and unfortunately, each visit left me with the same…read moreimpression. First, the customer service is not great. I don't expect owners or employees to act like best friends with every customer, but basic friendliness goes a long way. A simple greeting, a smile, or even a respectful tone would make a difference. Every time I came in, I tried to say hello with a smile, but I was usually met with cold shoulders, blank looks, or no response at all. I've seen mixed reviews from other people, so maybe experiences vary, but from what I personally noticed, customers seem to be treated differently for reasons I can't quite put my finger on. Second, the language used by the staff/owners was uncomfortable. I brought my nephews with me, and there were also other families with kids in the store. The workers or owners didn't seem shy about throwing around curse words, including f-bombs, in front of everyone. I understand this is not a children's store, but if kids and families are present, it really should not be that hard for grown adults to keep it professional for a few minutes. At one point, I exchanged looks with another parent, and we both clearly felt the same way. Lastly, the pricing is disappointing. They do have some rare figures, but many of them are overpriced even when you factor in shipping from online sellers. The loose figures were also poorly packed and still expensive, which makes them hard to justify. Overall, the prices felt pretty close to eBay, sometimes without the convenience or buyer protection that online shopping offers. Maybe this place is worth checking out if you live in the Bay Area and want to avoid shipping, but based on my visits, I don't see a strong reason to come back. Experiences like this are exactly why online stores continue to thrive.

Has everything I look for in a comic book store, but the prices are not so good, other then that…read moreit's awesome

A fun place to geek out if you're a Lego fan! A great store for hobbyists, they have new sets,…read moreused sets, and tons of random parts you can select from! I had a mini fig where I lost the hair for so I was able to sort through a bin of Lego hair and hats, found a suitable replacement, now my mini fig has hair to match again!

I called the store one day to ask if they took in opened boxed Legos for cash. The person on the…read moreother end said yes, to which I asked if there was anything else needed and they told me the instruction manual, if I had it, which I did. I asked one more question, which I believe was the most important one, is there anything I should do before I come in and they said no. Ultimately I took apart the Lego set, thinking it would be easier for them, plus no one I know would want a Lego set that's already put together. Where's the fun in that? Overnight I took apart the set and bagged everything according to the manuals. I think I did a pretty good job at doing all of that for them. The following day I went in and informed the person at the counter that I had called about trading in a Lego set for cash. I proceeded to show them the bags and manuals for the set. The guy behind the counter gave me a blank stare and looked at the bags and threw out a number. It wasn't a fair price, their reasoning behind it was the set was not put together, and how were they to know if it was the correct set and if all the parts were there. Furthermore, they stated that if I brought it in put together, the cash back would've been a little higher. Still not a fair price. He gave me the bags back and said I could go home put it back together and come back later. I just gave up. I sold it as is. In all honesty, I shouldn't have, but I lost my job prior to this interaction and I needed the money. Honestly, if you have Legos that you're trying to sell, just hold out and sell them on your own. Go to different toy stores, look up local toy groups, or trade events. It's not worth going here.

Closed to the public. I drove here and it is by appointment only. I called them and they wanted to…read moretake all my marketing info to have someone from the "sales department" call me back. Don't drive here without emailing them first!

I do not believe this business is what they say they are. The photos posted of the "retail store"…read moreby Judy L. are fake, this place is nothing like the photos. Went to pick up an order and was met at the front door by a very dirty looking young man in a knit cap. He refused to let me inside and handed me the order while telling me to "get lost". When I got home and opened the kit, it was obvious to me this was either a return or previously owned. Tried to call back to get a refund and was told "you come around here and I'll call the police". So... maybe a report to the local business licensing and inspection department is in order?