Euro market is a local Balkan market where you'll find Balkan staples that you won't find in…read moreAmerican markets. It's steps away from Euro Grill. Some go to staples that you'll find in Balkan households are vegeta - a universal seasoning for soups, meats and most dishes, chicken noodle soup packets with said vegeta seasoning (so flavorful, hands down better than any chicken soup you've tried), ajvar (mild to spicy roasted vegetable spread), smoked meats and frozen cevapi to name a few. You'll find tons of candies, cookies, sweats and treats. Keep in mind everything is imported so check dates and remember dates are going to be day first month second. Nelle gives friendly service, he is always so welcoming and happy to see you.

We stopped by after a Bosnian game in Santa Clara and were so excited to see so many Balkan…read moreproducts. It's a cute little store and definitely a must stop if you're in the area. The owner is the sweetest, he gave my son chocolate and treats. We'll definitely be back!

As an American-born, first generation Nihonjin, I have a palate to satisfy in the pickle…read moredepartment!! Not only those yellow daikon pickles (takuan), various pickled plums (umeboshi) and ginger pickles (gari) that may be an excellent addition to your home made sushi will be here; but also, these little perfect pickles you crave can be found by just asking the japanese ladies who listen to you rant about what you've been craving. Even if you don't know the name of it.. Example : "I had this daikon that was pickled with cherry blossoms and it's kind of sweet but not overwhelming..." She got it. TY to her knowledge, I still don't know the name of it. PERFECT EXAMPLE IRIS! Boom tish. Anywho, the restaurants come here to buy this emperor-status, Japanese pickles by the bulk. Ask for samples if you want. Oh, and this is at the veeeery back inside Mitsuwa Marketplace.

An awesome array of pickles. When I generally have Tsukemono it's at a restaurant. You can have it…read moreto your hearts desire here. Pickled ginger, plum, daikon, cabbage. THe list is huge. All things fermented and pickled in this crazy awesome kiosk.

Fresh food always, politely personal. Excellent cuisine. An excellent selection of European…read moreproducts for every taste.

I've been a regular customer here and often bought their house-made meat crepes. This time I bought…read more10, and when I got home, they smelled like spoiled meat. I called the store and was told to return them. When I came back, instead of addressing the issue, the employee tried to place the blame on me for not bringing the receipt, shifting the focus away from the fact that spoiled food had been sold. I then received a silent cash refund placed on the counter -- no apology, no explanation, and no acknowledgment of the problem. Selling food that smells spoiled is unacceptable. Handling it without even basic courtesy makes it worse. Very disappointing experience. . 10 -- . . , , , , , . -- , , - . . . .

If you're looking for halal Mediterranean/Egyptian food, this spot is definitely worth checking…read moreout! They have tons of options and are very vegetarian-friendly as well. Everything is made fresh to order, and you can really taste the quality in every dish. I especially loved the grilled meats -- they had that perfect smoky char flavor straight from the grill. The staff were incredibly friendly and took the time to explain the different dishes and the best way to enjoy them. Beef, Kofta & Chicken: Super flavorful and packed with spices, with an amazing grilled/charred flavor. I loved being able to build my own wrap with all the different veggies and sauces! Hawawshi Traditional (Egyptian Meat Pie): Similar to arayes, but even more flavorful and juicy. It comes generously stuffed, and the arugula paired perfectly with it. Chicken Breast Bowl: OMG, the fries were so good! The chicken and fries combo worked perfectly together. The chicken had subtle hints of lime and was served over a creamy mayo-style sauce that tied everything together. Salad: Light, refreshing, and topped with onions, pickled veggies, fruit, and vinaigrette. Overall, it's such a fun and casual place to hang out. There's an outdoor patio with self-serve tea and water, and I loved the cozy lights and tent setup. I'll definitely be back!

I was mainly there to get halal goat. Goat prices were reasonable and meat was fresh. I keep going…read moreback here to get goat meat. Once I tried the whole chicken, which was like $17. They were nice enough to skin and cut it. But I found it was mostly bone, with desirable meaty pieces missing. The grocery store had several middle eastern products, which all looked interesting. There was also Gol persian ice cream. They had a reasonably priced food menu as well. I love the Egyptian items in the menu the most. Hawawshi is my favorite. Chicken kofta kabob skewer was good. Beef/lamb shawarma wrap was ok. It didn't have much flavor. They give a garlic sauce (Toom) as side. That is super flavorful. Everything tastes better with it. Side pickled vegetables was very flavorful too.

This place is a hidden gem with a great selection of Middle Eastern and East African groceries. The…read morewoman running the store when I visited was extremely kind and went above and beyond to help me find what I was looking for, even though the store likely wasn't carrying it at the time. I'd recommend checking it out especially if you're looking for fresh, quality spices or tea.

Really appreciate the kind people at Selam Market. They always have fresh injera (unless it's…read moreEthiopian Christmas so be sure to order ahead for pickup) and other spices, coffee, etc. available. Both young lady and man who work the counter when I stop by are very kind. Quick personal anecdote: once when I stopped by and the Bay Area was experiencing large scale credit card issues, they just wrote down what I owed them and let me come by and pay later (which I did ; ). Please visit and support this business.

Unusual Korean grocery store with "premium" products. . .I saw them unpack boxes that were packed…read morein ice, some stuff here I'd never seen before in other Korean stores, things suitable for gift giving. A woman possibly the owner was very friendly though she mostly spoke Korean. They had some Korean cosmetics and I got some for half off. The store is tiny but the items are well displayed.

Growing up in the early 80s, there were only a few small Korean grocery stores around here. Over…read moretime, I see big markets like Hankook Market, Kyo Po Market, Mega Mart, and H Mart and it's been amazing to see the change. But, I really miss those old mom/pop grocery stores there was such warmth and heart in those places. Wooltari, though a smaller grocery store, is on a different level. They carry high quality food, most of which comes directly from S.Korea either frozen or dried to preserve its freshness. Seafood, variety of rice cakes, ready to eat meals, excellent sesame oil, handmade dumplings, seasoning marinades, crab, and many organic items. I tried their frozen persimmon shake a bit pricey, but I loved it. I think the guy working there is the owner, and he's incredibly pleasant. If you have any questions about Korean food, he'll kindly answer them all. I highly recommend it definitely check it out.

Came into the store to buy some tea to use as wedding favors and the owner was so lovely! She…read morehelped me out with picking good selections and gave me recommendations on what my guests would enjoy. She carefully packaged everything and gave me a free drink. I love tea and i will definitely be back again! The store is very clean and everything is labeled clearly

I was looking for a chai tea related gift, and I found Steepers on Yelp. I emailed ahead, and they…read moreresponded early the next day. When we arrived, we were impressed with the variety of teas and related serving ware, cups, teapots, infusers and other accessories. The owner was very kind and helpful with suggestions on the chai varieties. We bought some beautiful teacups and chai, and we'll definitely be back for more from this local gem.