I ordered some breathing tablets online and I did not know that this store was located very close…read moreto me otherwise I would've gone in and ordered there and I just wanna say they did the most beautiful job to wrap my parcel and have it sent and delivered to my home and I truly appreciated it so much. It's a wonderful place and I used to shop there so now that I know it's so close I'll go back. Thank you so much for your good service!

I regretted going to this clinic. Overcharged patient and treatment doesn't work!! I went to this…read moreclinic to see Dr. Zhu for my treatment. She told me to come every week. It went on for 2 months. Initially, Dr. Zhu did a consultation with me. Everything went well. I needed to take Chinese medicine everyday to improve my health. Dr. Zhu told me I was cold and I didn't have enough blood. She advised me to keep myself warm and stopped doing exercises. I did exactly what she told me. Every week, I came to see her, and I started to realize she told me the same thing like nothing has improved. The treatment and medicine was expensive. It costs me $900+ every month. I had HSA account with my work and wanted a receipt to claim it. She didn't allow to. I stopped seeing her after 2 months of treatment. I took some rest from Chinese medicine and went to see another Chinese doctor 6 months after that for a more effective treatment. My new doctor told me I don't have to stop exercising or take medicine every single day. It is best to let the body rest to absorb the medicine more effectively. Not recommend this place. Overpriced!!

The store lady is friendly. The doctor is professional and transparent about dosage, price, etc. I…read morewill definitely come back.

Came here with my acupuncturist's recommendations written out in Yin Pin. (Chinese written in…read moreEnglish letters) The herbalist translated for himself on the paper, and was able to take my order, and tell me how much it would be per bag. I got three bags worth and am happily boiling my herbs now. It's not always easy to get around in Chinatown when you don't speak the languages, so I'm relieved to know I have found a friendly and reliable source.

Amazing co-op grocery store with tons of specialty food items and more! They have produce, pantry…read moreitems, frozen foods, snacks, home and body care, and a huge selection of things you can pay for by weight. From herbs & spices, dried foods, olive oil, soaps, shampoos and more, they have everything. The prices are reasonable and there's less plastic waste. They also source locally which is nice. They also carry some gourmet food items like sambal from Azalina's, and locally made curry paste. I need to come here more often.

I don't live super nearby to this Co-Op grocery market but my good friend does and she brought me…read morehere while on a walk, and I was blown away by the whole place! Firstly, it was my first time shopping at a co op and I really really really love that aspect of it. Anytime I can support a business like this, I want to! But beyond that, I was skeptical that the prices would be outrageous and was fairly surprised that they really weren't! Ok sure, some items were pricey, and that's true for any small store in this city, but for the bulk items and dry goods, the pricing was incredibly reasonable! I even found the same scones I buy at my local box box grocery store for cheaper here!! What?! I was also just blown away by the variety of choices.. they've got everything here.. produce, condiments, dry goods, chips, snacks, bulk items, tea, medicines and supplements, and a section of boutique handmade goods that was so awesome to look through!! I don't live close by but I will be back anytime I go to see my friend (which is often).

I enjoy going to our local market to find a variety of foods from meats, canned goods, vegetables,…read moreand more!

Based on some of the past reviews, I'd avoided shopping here, but needed milk and a couple of other…read morecritical items so stopped in last week after doing errands at the Post Office and library. I was pleasantly surprised by the impeccable cleanliness, the attractive produce, and the variety of goods on offer. I was able to find a width of Asian rice noodle that was not in any of the stores on San Bruno Ave, and there was also good stocking of pantry items and Latinx foods. The items I purchased were priced fairly. The two men behind the counter were both helpful and friendly, and the store was not too crowded to maintain Covid-distancing (something I've experienced at Grocery Outlet). Unfortunately, I live closer walking distance to the shops on San Bruno than to Leland Ave. but I will certainly return to Leland Market for future needs. It's quite possible that it's under new management since some of the older reviews here.

The layout is so confusing. I couldn't figure out how to get into the checkout lines. The cashier…read moresaw me struggling to figure out where to walk and just watched me. They have a wide selection of baked goods, deli meats, cheeses, beverages, and other products. The prices are on the higher side compared to other markets. A pack of Yakult was $4.69 vs $3 at Safeway

I am writing this review with a very heavy heart and a lot of sadness. I just talked to Joe, the…read moregeneral manager, and really liked him. Unfortunately, he doesn't know me and he does know his employees. The problems I had with the store were with Matt, the assistant manager. When I first met him in person he seemed noticeably uncomfortable. I just assumed he wasn't comfortable with my presence. I have a pretty assertive presence. I am also aware of a negative complaint about him made to me. He makes it very clear that he is married to the owner's daughter and the implication is that whatever he thinks/believes goes. I get that, but his communication skills were very poor. I have had a lot of deliveries from the store. Last week I had a delivery and asked for it to be at 1:30. I think it was because I had to go a few places before getting back home. I also had asked to talk to the delivery person and the woman at the register said she just saw him leave. When I got back home I buzzed someone in. A bit of background: I live in a five-unit apartment and all the tenants get a lot of packages and so we buzz in everyone all the time. The next day I learned that Matt actually delivered the groceries at 1:30 sharp, knocked on the door, but I didn't answer. Apparently, Joe implied that asking for a specific delivery time, which I rarely have done, is an example of asking for a lot. Perhaps it is, but since I don't usually request time specific deliveries I didn't see it as unusual. I believe he buzzed my apartment and knocked on the door. I must have been in the bathroom or somewhere in the back of the apartment, but I didn't hear the knock. Later when I went outside the groceries were sitting outside my door. I have a number of things currently occupying my mind and so I just wasn't focused on the delivery. Matt told me about this and that there were complaints about me from the usual delivery person. The usual delivery person had initiated personal texts with me and I did text him to ask about this situation. He had texted me that he had my back and so it would be natural to involve him in this situation. And of course, no one knew he had texted me ever. Matt acted like that it was just a horrible thing about the delivery situation. I'm sorry, but things happen. I had many deliveries and this has never happened. His skepticism had an accusatory tone to it. This is a small matter from a customer who has spent thousands of dollars and been shopping there for 20 years. Shortly after this delivery situation, Matt came up to me in the store and said I couldn't shop there ever again and started taking things out of my cart. I asked couldn't I have a second chance because no one told me there were any problems. He was adamant: "No". I decided to contact the owner. I googled the store and was pretty surprised to learn that the owner had yelled, grabbed, and shoved a homeless person. Reading that review colored my opinion of him a great deal. Instead of talking to the owner today, I was given Joe to talk to. He really was a kind excellent listener, and I'm a professional mediator. I pretty much begged to be given another chance, at least a two-week trial period. He shared with me that the deli had complained about my frequent calls when they were out of the Canadian Bacon for a month. That's true. And he said the Jane Kiosk felt I was high maintenance. I did ask them to cut the large cookies in half and to put them in individual bags. I know no one will be direct and tell me they can't accommodate my request. It's up to me to self-monitor and I should have done that with Jane's. I also know that I'm an extremely self-reflective person and respond very well to this kind of feedback. Many people tend to not understand that people change, because they themselves do not. I do and everyone who knows me knows I have a growth mindset. I do feel very strongly that they owed me a warning which they absolutely never gave me. Hopefully, those that read this review will understand that I am owning my part and also speaking about concerns on my end with this set of circumstances. Joe also told me that a number of people in the store had complained about me - one example being I'd stand for 20 minutes and talk to a checkout person. That's true, we had a long relationship and this person shared a lot with me over the years. Honestly, the other people checking me out for groceries were not people I had much contact with. I did have them cut my corn on the cob in half, but other than that, I didn't interact with the produce people. Whoever did complain, I told Joe I am capable of using the grocery store and being under the radar. He seemed to not believe that. That was pretty upsetting as I would have changed. If the employees are uncomfortable with me they would have the option to complain in the trial period. Sadly, I got a black and white answer.

No matter how much time you waste calling them and confirming whether they have something before…read moreyou order online, they will still happily and non-chalantly send you something else, charge you for it and will act like it's no big deal. No apology, no refund. Frustrating as hell. Do not order from this place.

Patak's curry sauce is my go to for a quick Indian dinner. Yes I could make Josh Rogan or Tikka…read morefrom scratch, but this is my quick dinner solution. I just want to open a jar and add some stuff. Patak's sauces are pretty darn good for that. Weirdly all grocery stores seem to be out of Patak's. Likely a tariff situation. But YELP found me this Indian grocery store. It's small but has a great selection!! There are prepared frozen foods, tamarind chutney, pickles, a ton of herbs and a selection of sweets. And Patak's! Pretty much every kind made. Also the store smells divine!!!

Scammers! Always check the prices before you pay and check the change!…read more They always try to scam you with higher prices or give you the wrong chnage. When you try to confront them, they try to gaslight you and pressure you to leave because there's a line. I asked them to check the security cameras and they did but then said oh no there's no wifi right now LOL. They're hella rude and pushy.

Great for buying in bulk. I've been hosting a lot lately and prefer my vegetables here…read more Cash preferred and produce is fresh.

The Pros: Massive Variety: Truly a "one-stop shop" for tea…read moreenthusiasts. Low Pressure: The staff greeted me and then stayed hands-off until I had questions. The Price: Easily some of the best values in the city. The Con: Sealed Packaging: Everything is pre-sealed in 1lb plastic bags. Because of the sealing, you can't smell the tea before buying. I'd love to see them implement scent jars in the future to help with the selection process. Neutral Observations In-House Packaging: All the tea is packaged identically in 1lb bags, which suggests they likely process and bag everything in-house. Labeling: I didn't notice any specific organic labels on the packaging, though I didn't explicitly ask. If this is a deal breaker, you may want to ask. Review If you're looking for a genuine loose leaf tea source -- your search ends here. I stumbled upon this place after endless online searching (blogs, search engines, etc) and it was well worth the effort! Just a heads-up on navigation: G-Maps is slightly off. If you rely solely on that, you'll be a few doors down. Look for the Volvo mechanics and the shop is located just on the other side. The exterior is unassuming, no windows, just a sandwich board on the sidewalk and a door. Looking inside it's a bit of a mysterious vibe, you'll see a stairway to the left and a hallway ahead. Go for it. Ignore the single pane glass, bank-teller-style window to your right (which directs you to the main door) and just head in. Also, keep an eye on the clock because, per the phone tree, they close for lunch from 12:30 to 1:00. I arrived right after 1pm and was able to park right in front. There was also plenty of other parking spot around at that time. IDK why, but before walking in, my imagination had prepared me for an old-world San Francisco opium den. I was thinking there was going to be this lingering aromatic smoke, plush floor pillows, people lounging, sipping tea, and the soft, ambient melodies of an upscale spa. I had also pictured rows of heavy, whiskey-style wooden barrels overflowing with loose leaf tea, topped with clear lids and metal scoops. The reality is much more utilitarian. This is not a den or a spa. It's clean, straightforward, and focused entirely on their product. The selection is robust and incredibly diverse. While they claim "wholesale to the public", I can't verify the industry margins, but I can tell you the prices are very good for the quality you receive. The employee greeted me and then stayed hands-off while I browsed, which I appreciated. When I did ask specifics, they had basic foundational knowledge. Honestly with the diversity and sheer quantity of products offered, it would take forever to earn a Tea Master badge. No harm no foul. The only real bummer here is that everything is pre-sealed in 1lb plastic bags, so there is no way to smell the product. I'd really appreciate scent jars in front of the bags. Since they seem to be doing the packaging in-house anyway, it makes me wonder why they haven't set aside a small amount of each batch for scent jars. It wouldn't require a change in their supply chain, just a few ounces and a glass jar to help customers navigate that massive variety. That aside, I absolutely loved this place. I've been searching for a spot like this for a long time. I'm just glad I finally found it. If you're at all interested in loose leaf tea, I'd suggest giving these folks an honest try.

I needed dried lavender for simple syrup and ice cream and found this place online. Prices are very…read moreaffordable and they have so many options! I'm not able to post all my photos but this is some of what they offer! Will definitely come back.