Excellent service and great addition with onigiri, bread, sandwiches, and great teas! Truly the…read morebest option in San Antonio!!

Great Japanese grocery store! It's set up like a small store in Japan. They have more than just…read morefood, there is a small beauty section in the front (cosmetics and toiletries) and a gift section with cute stuffed animals, stationary and presents. In the grocery area they don't have produce, but a big variety of sauces, seasoning, furikake, soba noodles, curry mix. They had a lot of snacks also, including crackers, chips, and osenbe. In the back they have a freezer section with some frozen fish, udon noodles, ramen, and natto. I got some canned coffee also from their fridge and they sold a lot of bottled drinks (calpico, etc). The prices are fine. I'm glad i found this little market! Stop by to support local!

The prices were ridiculous! I ordered 4 pastry items and my bill was $28 I was so shocked, I…read moreshould've just said, never mind put it all back but it was already bagged and ready to go. There were no prices listed and I never imagined paying that much. Mind you once we got home and the items were pour of this world, I may have had a change of heart. But I bought my son a square of pistachio baklava, not 24k enrobed anything and it was nothing special. Actually, he's had better at other places in town. Definitely not a place we will return to EVER again! Back to our the tried and true place Baklavah bakery with reasonable prices and delicious and stunning food!

This Iraqi bakery is a definitely a hidden treasure. My friend had bought some spinach cheese pies…read morefrom there for one of our get togethers and she didn't know the name of the place. So, I went on a quest to find it just with the knowledge of the cross streets. I found it! The bakery sells hot and packaged items. They have a freezer with goodies too. I had the zaatar bread and cheese bread. It was heated up in a brick oven. There's a lot of savory items, but they also have some sweet. He gave me a sample of a dessert made with dates. Of course, I had to order some baklava. There were so many things I wanted to taste, but I had already had lunch. The guy working that day tried his best to help us make a good choice. The place is small. They do have one table, but I suspect the food is mostly taken to go. Parking is on site and shared, but plentiful.

I could spend, like, a brazillian bucks here! Lol! This is…read morea fun bakery that specializes in Brazilian cuisine. They have a variety of ready-made baked goods, as well as pre-packaged and frozen goods, like sausages, pepper mixes. They don't have much produce. The best part about this place is that you can look over all the baked goods, which all look more scrumptious than the last one. They also sell Brazil coffee. They have these peanut rolls that go so well with Brazil coffee. The staff seem to be the owners, and they seem super nice, ready to answer all our questions about Brazil. I wish I spoke Portugese, but they speak English. It's fun that there's a place that represents Brazil without pushing a bunch of meats.

I saw an article online about this market. I decided to go check it out. It was the first day after…read moregrand opening. It is not a big store just the essentials with some beauty stuff and clothing. They have freezers with ready to cook food The main highlight is they have actual food and snacks and baked goodies! Finally San Antonio has an actual Brazilian place you can visit to eat other than the Churrascarias restaurants! I believe the owner is a chef. I got helped by a super sweet lady, the chef's friend helping her out. She turned out to be Lebanese like me! So we had a nice chat and since she is born and raised in Brazil she suggested few things for me to buy! One of them is Kebbeh... I learned something new... Brazilian make Kebbeh! Go check it out, chat with them! They are all very nice and welcoming!

I simply love this supermarket. Every time I go I find new discoveries and the food in the back is…read morephenomenal! It is super authentic and they are super friendly and generous! Whatever I order they always keep on adding things for me to try I also love the traditional seating they have This is my favorite go to place when I want to feel that I traveled somewhere

My my what a wonderful place to come get your Mexican pastry fix...they have such a big variety to…read morechoose from...the place looked well kept and the employees were helpful and friendly as well...I'm glad I don't live by here cause this would definitely be a place I would not be able to stay away from...

Wonderful, quaint bakery! Great selection of pasteles. Conchas, empanadas, dulces; everything to…read moresatisfy your sweet tooth!

I love international markets! I was driving by this market and decided to stop and check it. I…read morethink the owner is from Bangladesh and a lot of their products are Afghani? Even Indian! I really enjoyed walking around and checking out the spices they have. They even have a meat section and a bakery. Also a small menu for ordering food. I tried their halwa it was just made. And the owner offered me to try a slice of cake. Both were delicious!

I've been coming to this store for 30 years. They're friendly, and they have a lot of foods and…read morespices that I can't find at HEB. Very affordable.

Very small place where the sea food variety is limited. Very good customer service though.read more

Panifico isn't the closest panadería to me, but it's absolutely worth the drive every single time…read more They have the best marranitos (piggies), and I'll admit--I judge every bakery by how good their piggies are, and Panifico sets the bar high. I also love that they get into the spirit of the season. During Pride Month and FIFA season, they had fun themed treats that made the display even more special. Whether you're stopping in for fresh pan dulce or your favorite sweet bread, you really can't go wrong. You'll never regret a visit to Panifico!

All the spurs pastries but the day after the game. I came the day of and they only had about 5 of…read moreeach pastry.