Basic bodega plus "deli" Under new mgmt. I think it recently changed hands bc the menu and staff are totally different. ---- 5 stars because their burritos are incredibly tasty. If you have eaten at San Bruno Taqueria*, the ones here are worthy rivals. I have (literally) never eaten a tastier (or larger) nine dollar burrito. $9 for a two-meal burrito. The lady did a wonderful job of toasting the tortillas on the griddle, and the textures and flavors were just right. *no salsa bar but ingredients are fresh and the price is unbelievable. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Simple Menu - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

Just popped in to buy beer and smelled the tacos cooking. There are new owners and they really have something special going on. Had an al pastor taco w/ the works. So juicy and flavorful! I'll be back to try their tamales. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Al pastor taco con todo - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

Apparently this place has new owners, though not sure if the name is the same. Anyway this is now a Mexican market with a taqueria and holy moly the tacos are good. Highly recommend. read more

wow. I have wanted to try the banh mi here for a while. I happened to be downtown and headed home I saw plenty of parking so I decided to finally stop. Walked in. 1 person ahead of me. His food came out and he walked over to the register to pay. The woman in sight greeted me. Nice. Then walked over to ring the dude up. I stood at the place to order. Another man walked in and she proceeded to help him, not me. He had multiple lottery tickets and she was calculating the amount to pay out. Annoying. At this point she said to me to "ring the bell." Look down. Bell. Rang it. Single ding. Still no one to help me, initial woman still dealing with payout. I ring the bell again. Twice. No one comes out. First woman finishes up the transaction and I say that I rang the bell. She came around and took my order and left it on the desk, after asking me if I like my banh mi spicy. Yes, and I explained how I got one recently without jalapeno and that fortunately I had some at home where I was eating it. She agreed that the sandwich needed jalapeno. She went to the back and apparently told another woman about my order. Second woman comes out and gets a rubber band and puts it on what looks like a previous order. OK I get it, she's finishing up an order. Then this second woman is wiping down counters and organizing stuff. WTF? I've already been here 7 minutes. Is someone going to make this sandwich? Eventually the second woman looks at the order and opens up a mushy roll and plops it onto the grill. Oh dear. This isn't right. Then she put some meat on the grill - I ordered pork - there wasn't a combo with pate. Soft roll, no pate - 2 bad signs already. She builds the sandwich over the next 5 minutes (yes, I was looking at my watch - was trying to get to HS to give to my son), gets a piece of parchment paper, puts the sandwich in and rolls it, and puts in a Signature Select (Safeway?) bag - ? - and hands it to me with a smile and a thank you. OK so maybe the delay was that she had to turn on the grill? I don't know, but it took FOREVER for me to get out of there. The kicker? Barely any daikon/carrot/cilantro on the sandwich, and NO JALAPEÑO?!?! We just discussed this! Mushy gross roll. The pork was ... interesting. This is a sandwich, defiinitely NOT banh mi, and definitely not worth the total of 14 minutes (12:44-12:58) that I spent in that establishment. Also, 2 dudes walked in after me and she took their order straight away. Like, no way should I have had to wait after the guy that entered after me. Take my order, tell it to the woman in the back, and GET IT DONE. THEN help the dude that was getting money back from the lottery. I'm still annoyed and this was an hour ago. Oh, and the sandwich went in the trash after 3 bites. NOPE. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

Service is good but... Worst Vietnamese food I ever hadThere are no reason why oregano and kale is in pho! This is a Vietnamese soup not a Italian pizza! I ordered the combination pho and the protein that came with it was steak and beef balls. I would recommend this location to use a YouTube recipe to make pho! Whatever they are cooking it's not pho. Very very honest opinion! read more

Central Market and Cafe - Oregano, Kale, and some vegetable that look like a cucumber - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

Was walking in downtown San Mateo when I came upon this market. I had never heard of it before but saw that they sell Vietnamese sandwiches. My partner and I ordered the tofu and chicken sandwiches. Both had a really nice smokey flavor and I loved that there were a lot more veggies than a typical Bahn Mi... although the chicken was a bit dry and tofu a little wet. Overall, it was very affordable and I thought it was tasty! We also got a Vietnamese coffee which came in a huge size and was really really good (we asked for less sweet, and it was perfect). The owner was a super cute Vietnamese woman who was enthusiastic and really sweet. I'd come back in the future to support this local business! read more

Central Market and Cafe - Tofu Vietnamese sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

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I have to say for a hole in the wall. Excited to say you not bad at all. Foremost I came in for coffee. Plain and simple. Excellent cup of coffee . Flavorful and coated the tongue. But what happened next was the most enjoyable. The warmth and caring of family. I looked over and they had on a cold display spaghetti with meat sauce. And asked if it was from next door (pasta place) they said No , my mother made it her way. And Karen proceeded to tell me her mom makes excellent spaghetti. So I bought one. As you can tell from the picture , large portion!!! Delicious. Came back a couple of days later. And called ahead of time asked for two more orders for pick up. They only had two more left. I got what I am craving. Thank you so much . read more

Central Market and Cafe - Spaghetti with meat sauce - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

The sandwiches are so dry, the bread is wrong, stale, pork was dry, a ton of mayonnaise. The vermicelli noodles were straight vinegar no other flavor to them. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Pork bahn mi - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

This is the gourmet grocery store whereas Whole Foods is more of the healthy grocery store and I shop at both. Unfortunately, I can no longer even get my grain free cookie dough at Central market on South Lamar as they stopped carrying it recently and were the only ones that carried it in this area. They don't care about healthy products or organic so much as they do gourmet and therefore I'm shopping more at Whole Foods having just moved here from out of state. Central market priority is definitely gourmet and healthy comes second! It is unfortunate because we live in a toxic world! Thus the three stars, but I still continue to shop here because they do have better prepared food than Whole Foods even though it may not be quite as healthy! I particularly like their cooked chicken breast. Truth is i'll buy most of my meat and fish from Whole Foods definitely as I am Paleo, and eat only pasture raised grass fed and finished , wild caught and organic. read more

Right when we walked in, we immediately got greeted by a sweet lady. We weren't rushed or pressured to sit in and eat which I appreciated because some places are really hastily. Me and my boyfriend were waiting for his car to be done and decided to try their pho. It was all fresh and homemade which did alter the taste of the pho but it was still very good. We decided to try their thai tea as well and it was delicious! Overall I would definitely go back when in the area to try some other dishes:) read more

I walked by this place almost everyday (at least pre-covid times) and finally I was so hungry enough that I couldn't all the way to the heart of downtown San Mateo. So I popped in and sat down. While I will admit that I've had better Vietnamese food (I had the vermicelli noodles with pork and imperial rolls) I will have to say that I LOVE the vibe of this place. The shop owners knew every single person who walked in. So generally, this would make me feel like an outsider but they were so quick to make me feel like a part of the family. I would say that a 3-star rating is not a bad rating for me. In fact, I will come back to this place just because I feel like I'm being fed by a couple of Vietnamese moms who want to make sure that I'm full before stepping out of their shop/restaurant. Just note that this place is mostly a convenience store with a food counter and a couple of tables. Don't expect fancy. But do expect hospitality. read more

Great service, daily specials and their custom made sandwiches are fantastic. They have catering platters. American & Vietnamese Sandwiches Pho, Egg Noodle Soup, Stir Fried Noodles, Fried Rice, Curry, Spring Rolls, Salad Deli, mini-mart, lottery read more

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What the deuce? While randomly walking around the neighborhood we saw this liquor store/market and noticed that it had a sign that said Vietnamese and American food on the front. Because we were thirsty we figured we'd pick up some waters before heading over to Central Park. As far as I could tell it was just another liquor store until I saw the menu that had a bunch of Vietnamese entrees, burgers, and sandwiches. What a peculiar establishment. I didn't try any of the food since I had lunch not too long ago but I did take a menu with me. The place is run by a Vietnamese lady, her mother, and her young daughter. There was an article I had read while doing some research because I was so intrigued about cheap good eats in San Mateo and this place was on it! http://cbs5.com/eyeonthebay/local_story_135190122.html Guess I'll have to give lunch a try on a return trip. read more

Most amazing pho and Vietnamese sandwiches in all of California. The owners are amazing and so sweet and want to take care of all their customers. Great place to eat and recommend to everyone read more

Total mom and pop shop. That's what makes it so great and unique! Quaint little cafe/market. It's family owned, and you feel like you've been welcomed into the family the moment you step in. It's run by two sisters and their mom, and they're great! My fiancée raved about their Vietnamese sandwiches. She used to frequent this place 5+ years ago, and one of the sisters recognized her right when we walked in. I came back almost 2 months after, and she remembered me. It's like Cheers! On to the food... I want to preface by saying that there isn't anything extravagant about the food, but that's what makes it so good! It's simple, made with care, and delicious! No need to get fancy when you have fresh ingredients, take the time to prepare, and cook the food! -Pork Sandwich: I've had it twice. I found my 2nd experience a little bit more flavorful and more meat. The 1st I had it, the mean was a little scarce. However, the pickled veggies and spicy jalapeños made up for it. The 2nd time around, it was cooked a little bit more, so it added a char-flavor. -Chicken Sandwich: Very similar to the pork version. I prefer the chicken as it has a bit more flavor to me. It was also cooked well, a little crispy but equally moist! -Spaghetti: I'm a spaghetti lover, and this reminded me of my grandma's home cooking! They give you a HUGE portion. I prefer my pasta a little bit more saucy, but it's flavorful. They also do not skimp on the meat in the sauce. -Lasagna: I was told that this is often a favorite and special, so I had to try it. If you like your lasagna cheesy, you won't be disappointed! It's saucy and cheesy, but not overwhelming. It's very well-balanced. The portion was also quite large! Yum! If you're in the area, give this place a try. Not only for the food, but also for the experience. However, don't be asking too many questions about the food especially if they're busy. You might get brushed aside. The food is pretty basic and self-explanatory. read more

If you don't have a CA license you can't buy alcohol here. Was refused service because the worker can't tell what a real, non-CA ID looks like, so they won't even take the risk. I'm also 27, so not like we're threading the needle here. Unbelievable. read more

This is my favorite spot to visit on a rainy day. The Vietnamese coffee is delicious and is just what I need to get my day going. The spam musubi is also a quick snack on the go. The place is extremely welcoming and absolutely love the older woman that's always there sitting watching TV that treats you with the biggest smile when you walk through the door. This really is the perfect one stop shop:) read more

My new favorite spot for a bite to eat after being at the park. It's half a corner store with a little restaurant attached, so good for a casual place to eat! They don't have a lot of the menu, but the food is really good and a little non-traditional. The egg-rolls were big and stuffed with lots of meat. They remind me a little of my mom's lumpia that she makes. The Vietnamese sandwiches are also big and full of meat. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The bread was toasted (my favorite) and really soft on the outside, not tough at all. They use mayo on the sandwiches which I love. Everything was made to order, cooked just a couple feet away. Also, the woman was super kind and chatty. If you're by the park and hungry, give this place a try! read more

Central Market and Cafe - Chicken sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

Warm inviting casual family friendly dining. Great place to meet friends for informal lunch or dinner. I love their pork bahn mi, the tangy sour vietnamese pickles slathered on top of roasted tender pork meat inside a sweet french bread, almost like a dutch crunch. Ran by two sisters, with positive vibes, laughing about their day while serving locals. This is my go to for lunch or dinner to go when I crave vietnamese food. Comfy at home feel, keeps me coming back. You will leave feeling satisfied and in a better mood. read more

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Awesome Pho. Great customer service. Not a big place but good atmosphere. Great lunch stop. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

What place is open for Christmas? Central Market & Cafe is! My dad got some banh mi sammies here for Christmas lunch. I'm not really a fan of banh mi but the pork banh mi I had here wasn't bad at all. The pork was a tad tough but the bread and fixings were yummy & it was spicy from those little peppers! I wouldn't mind stopping by this place next time I'm in the area for some other Vietnamese dishes & want a quick eat. read more

I needed to return to the city San Mateo to do some quick work-related errands. After my brief work has been completed, I've decided to stay in the Downtown San Mateo Area to grab a quick bite before I leave the city. With the nice warm weekend, it's no surprise that the downtown area was crowded and busy. So I had to settle at the tail-end of the downtown area to have my lunch at this tiny Vietnamese Restaurant/Grocery Store. As you walk in to this place, on the right are the kitchen and the dining area where you can order your food and watch your food being prepared like a restaurant. And the remaining part is the actual grocery-store. You can purchase your meal and/or grocery needs at any of the adjoining stations. It's pretty much like a self-serve beverage or snack canteen. From the dining-area, I ordered the Chicken Noodle plate (#21). The $8.00 noodle plate is cooked Vietnamese-style and had steamed chicken, vegetables in a thick noodle-pasta. A very unique taste with a generous portion makes my noodle plate one of a kind. They also serve there own Vietnamese-style Iced-Coffee for $2.00 and that drink was "strong" as heck! While I was chomping down on my meal, one of the ladies in the kitchen got the fryer going and just made some fresh Vietnamese-style egg roll. I bought two of them for $1.25 with my meal. The filling in those egg-rolls was very fresh and tasted yummy, considering that my tongue was severely burning. I paid my $15.00 meal in cash, but I'm not too sure if they accept credit cards. The three ladies (one in the kitchen, the waitress and the grocery side) assumingly they are tri-owners are very friendly and ultra nice. The sweet lady that took my order suggested to me to try the Beef Noodle soup and their authentic Vietnamese sandwich. If I come back, which will be no doubt; I'll definitely accept her offer and try their recommendations. read more

Probably one of the worst Vietnamese sandwiches I ever had. No signature staples like BBQ pork, fancy pork, pate. The bread is all wrong. It's more of a roll than a baguette, and it was also way too tough. The meat lacked flavor and was extremely dry. I can already tell from the smell that I was not going to enjoy this sandwich. I would actually prefer Lee's over this place and I never even had Lee's. My only highlight of the meal was the cigarette that followed after. If you're used to the places in SF/Oakland/SJ, then do not come here. read more

$5.49 for an Americanized Banh Mi Sandwich. It's not an authentic banh mi. No gloves used by the old woman behind the counter prepping your sandwich. The meat is pre-cooked. They bring it out from the fridge and heat it up for you. They add tomato and lettuce to your so called "banh mi". No pate either. The sandwich itself tasted "ok" but it's not a true "banh mi". I should of read Yelp reviews first before coming here. Disappointed. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

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I came here to buy a bag of Dandy's shrimp chips. When I opened the bag of chips and bit into one, it was soft and stale! I looked at the expiration date and it showed July 2020, today is March 2021. So disappointing... read more

I had the chicken pho and Vietnamese pork sandwich. Both were good but I prefer the pork sandwich. Like the other Yelpers, this is not your typical Vietnamese sandwich, Asian it was. It is yummy and worth the try for a tasty and filling treat. The owners are super friendly and you can tell the regulars just love them. Who would not if you are greeted by your first name? Yay! I'm a fan. read more

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Shhhhhh, don't tell anyone about this hidden gem. It's a "Ma and Pa" shop, so be respectful because it's family run. It may seem like an unusual set-up attached to a convenience store, but Central Market has some of the freshest and creative Vietnamese cuisine I've seen outside of Vietnam. Their pho is pho-king AMAZING and salads have knocked my socks off. I've yet to try a sandwich, but they sure do look delicious. A bit of advice, if you come here sick, the ladies will fix you a home remedy "Feel good soup" that will heal your soul. read more

Central Market and Cafe - Vietnamese Near Me - San Mateo, California

I've only been to this place 2 times, but both times have been pleasant experiences. The first time I went (June 2015) was with a friend. We were looking for a place to get some brunch and so we decided to go in here. We decided to buy 2 of their banh mi (sorry if the spelling is off) sandwiches. The nice lady behind the counter wrapped them up for us and placed them in a plastic bag. The sandwiches were reasonably priced. According to my friend (he knows Vietnamese food much better than I do, by the way), they use more veggies than on a usual banh mi and their sauce is a bit different. Nonetheless, I found their sandwiches refreshing, tasty, and filling. A few months later, I went there again with my friend (same guy) and we decided to sit down and order something from the menu. The ladies behind the counter remembered us and were just as friendly as last time. We ordered one beef and one chicken pho. We were the only ones in there so it didn't take very long for our orders to arrive on our table. Again, I don't know much about Vietnamese food, but I found their pho delicious. It was a big bowl of warm soup, noodles, meat, cilantro, and some bean sprouts. I got to try both the chicken and beef pho and I'd say they were both pretty tasty. The people running the place are really friendly. I'd come here again if I'm back in San Mateo. read more

Hidden gem!! It is inside a convenience store, a wonderful family-owned spot. Great food and excellent fast service!! You won't be disappointed. read more

Ordered the Vietnamese chicken buns appetizer and prawn rice vermicelli but received two vermicelli bowls instead. I wouldn't mind receiving the wrong order (if they tasted okay) but the vermicelli bowls were terrible as they tasted sour and expired so I ended up tossing both out. Pretty disappointed as food and money were wasted. read more

I really wanted to like this place. I've been craving Vietnamese sandwiches. The ladies were nice and pictures of the sandwiches looked ok online. I waited for about 5 minutes while the woman cooked the meat on the grill and prepared my sandwiches. Now the taste of it, it was not for me. It tasted charred, not sure if it was the bread or the meat. Too much meat, and the meat was thick, like cut up pieces of pork chop, and it was healthy and lean, so it was a little dry. The bread was chewy and not crunchy and tasted a bit like sour dough. The pickled veggies might have helped with the dryness and balance out the sandwich but there were not enough veggies, and I couldn't really taste the pickled taste, plus the sandwich didn't have enough sauce. Totally opposite of what I was craving. read more

I love the aunties here. So welcoming, always offering to cook even off menu items. When I wasn't on a (Covid) diet trying to work off my Rona19, I would get 6 pork buns and a heaping TRAY of spaghetti - then we would be so set and wouldn't need to leave the house for a few days Going to try some less carby options this week and see what else they got. Maybe Central Market Aunties can cook up something Keto friendly... read more

Located in a bodega, convenience mart, this is a very earnest and neighborhoody place to eat pho. Half the things on the menu are unavailable - summer rolls, appetizers. We ordered the basic pho with rare beef. The bowl was huge and topped with a lot of greenery (chopped basil, spinach, celery-i think). It looked promising. However, the "rare beef" looked like deli roast beef, complete with the charred edges. It tasted like sandwich roast beef. And the broth tasted like canned chicken stock. There was not the usual thai basil + bean sprouts on the side either. This pho was something I would make in the kitchen in college with leftover sandwich meat and a can of chicken stock. For $9.99 I would definitely go elsewhere. not cheap given the ingredients, taste and decor. read more

This review is solely with regards to their Pho Tai, Bo Vien. The shop is run by a pair of sisters I think. They're welcoming and very friendly. They have a regular local customer base, which is nice to see. The pho was lacking in the intensity of beef flavor. I noticed a yellow cube floating on the edge of the bowl. My friend who has a more discerning palate said it was butternut squash - a very clever, ingenious way of emulating the pho flavor without the traditional ingredients. The tai wasn't your usual cut, but still tender and interesting to eat. read more

I gave this place three stars out of five. It's good but it's not great it's not authentic Vietnamese food it's more their style on Vietnamese food read more

Yelpers, please get clear on a 'real' banh mi! "Solid banh mi sandwich," say what?! I was craving my buddy Minh's 'real' banh mi at his place in Burlingame, called Cherimoya Vietnamese Cafe. He escaped from Hanoi to Hong Kong in the mid 1980s and we became friends when he opened Loi's on Irving back in 1989 (it belongs to his sister now). Anyway, I've been eating banh mis since I was four years old and living in Saigon as the son of an expat international trade businessman. So, when the craving hits, it must be answered. When I walked in I checked out the list, and noticed there wasn't a "special", in Vietnamese. This is the one you see written as "Banh Mi Dac Biet". No problem, I'll just ask. That's when I got into a trip down memory lane with the owner about the NVA taking over all the goodies left by the South Viets as they escaped, the beautiful town on the Mekong her family comes from, but as we both agreed, we've had full lives since Vietnam...Something I made clear in my 2004 international bestseller, called THE BAMBOO CHEST (in a 2nd Edition on Kindle since April). Then she confessed that they don't put pate in their sandwiches at CM&C, "but, everything's really fresh." "What?!" I said. No wonder Trang C. didn't enjoy the delish taste of a pate that puts the French to shame (did you know that the best chefs in pre-1945 France were almost always Viet? That's how Ho Chi Minh was introduced to communism through the French Communist Party back in the 1920s, during his cooking school years in Paris). She then asked, "You mean you want a VN sandwich like at Lee's Sandwiches?" Well, uh, yeah, and no. Lee's is not bad, but I wanted great, as mentioned in the stars offered by previous Yelpers. In San Francisco, there's Saigon Sandwiches by the federal building, and they do 'great' and 'real' VN sandwiches. They also don't advertise the 'special Vietnamese sandwich'. But, if you ask for it, they'll make one up for you. It has everything: the thin slices of cold meats such as VN bologna and headcheese, along with the pickled daikon, sweet mayo, chilis, cilantro....and drum roll: pate! Shoot, if an interrogator from Hanoi's Internal Affairs can put together a true Vietnam sandwich for his two comrades and their prisoners, an 18-year-old American photojournalist and and a British TV/film actor-turned treasure hunter, on the road to Saigon from Rach Gia Provincial Prison in 1983, then anyone can put one together: but not if you don't have any perfectly spiced Vietnamese pate... Then the conversation with the CM&C owner turned to the one that always sends shivers up my back: the one where "we just like to make sure our customer's tastes are met"...that's the one! The one that says, Anthony Bourdain has done nothing to actually get "white breads" out of suburbia and into the global culinary scene, but lets them think they have, by secretly omitting the very ingredients that make a region's culinary treasures, well...treasures! Yes, the place is clean (which is the reason I placed 3-stars, instead of 2 for getting me all excited, and wasting my driving time, about a good VN sandwich shop on the Peninsula). If I'm in the mood for a good American sandwich with slices of pork I'm sure I'll return to check them out. But again, please people, get out there and really check out what real VN cuisine is all about: and stop calling a sandwich a VN sandwich when it isn't! ...At least Cherimoya opens back up tomorrow, and then my banh mi cravings will finally be fed! read more

Gah, I didn't know this place had vietnamese sandwiches and it's right near where I live. Other times I've been in here oldsters have been chowing down on what looked like bad chinese food so I was apprehensive about eating here. Sandwiches are almost $5, which is kind of pricey for banh mi, but the sandwich meat is freshly grilled. Sandwiches take about 10 minutes to get delivered to your table. 1) Bread - weird. Not the usual airy french rolls, more like a squashed and grilled panini bread. 2) Meat - freshly grilled and savory. Fat on the pork was grilled to a crunchy bacon-like texture, yum. 3) Veggies - wide thin strips of daikon and carrot added texture. Needs more jalapeno slices though. 4) Flavor - a bit too much mayo and no pate that I could detect. A little weak on the fish sauce too. Rooster chili sauce is freely available for spicing up the sandwich. Overall though the sandwiches are much better than Saigon City down the street, which also uses weird bread. The liquor ladies are friendly and talkative. Pretty great for a liquor store / cafe within walking distance. read more

Went here to try the banh mi and was very disappointed. I'm vietnamese and definately recognize that the food here has a chinese spin to it. Anyways, the banh mi was not authentic for 3 reasons. The bread was not a crusty french bread, but instead a soft sub type bread. Second, there was no taste of liver pate in the sandwich. And thirdly, the pickled veggies where cut thick instead of julienne and the brine of the juice made the whole sandwich soggy. And maybe fourthly, the pork meat was hard and salty and difficult to chew. If you are craving a banh mi in the area, try Cherimoya in Burlingame for a decent one. read more

Craving a Vietnamese pork sandwich....my mom gets them cheap from SF Chinatown for $3.25 except they're cold (and still delicious). Then I found this place, next to the tire store that I frequent, and tried a just-made-for-you fresh and hot Vietnamese pork sandwich that was out of this world! The placee looks like a small liquor store except there is a tiny restaurant on the side where they make breakfast and sandwiches. I've only tried the banh mi but it's enough to make me drive from boring Foster City (cuisine-wise) to get these amazing flavorful sandwiches. read more

They emasculated beef pho by making it with chicken broth.