Great local spot! Euro Market has a fantastic selection of European products, friendly service, and…read morea welcoming atmosphere. Everything was fresh and well-organized. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area. Anthonyxibarrax

A MUST STOP, especially if you're in the area or if you're eating at the Euro Grill next door. The…read moreolder gentleman manning the shop was taking a break outside, saw us approaching, and immediately went to open up. It's a cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with European goodies. Lots and lots of chocolate and snacks (gummies, candies, biscuits, cookies, etc.), dried pasta, sauces, soup mixes, and so much more. Definitely a lot to look and and the variety is top notch with lots that are difficult to find elsewhere if you're not specifically at a European market. While checking out, I was eyeballing some of the chocolates that they had at the counter and the gentleman working was super nice enough to give my boyfriend and I some samples. Super friendly, welcoming, and giving the best grandpa vibes ever. I got some tea biscuits of various sizes and some really fun looking Garfield hazelnut wafer cookies and my boyfriend got himself some pasta and dried soups. Definitely will stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Mega is clearly far and away the best Asian market in the Bay area... having said that, I do have…read moresome complaints but will give it the 5 stars it deserves. Let's start with the good, or I should say best. The sashimi here is the best of any Asian market bar none. You could even say better than some Sushi restaurants (I won't name them). Even some of the newer Asian markets like T&T have disgusting sashimi... to the point you can taste the ice bc they hadn't fully defrosted it. The only nit I have is bruh... stop putting the frickin plastic sauce packets right on top of the fish. Why? Why would you do that? Stop it. Come on. Why in the actual F would you do that? Ok, I know this sounds more like complaints but I do really like Mega Mart to be clear. 2 other issues: #1. Dude... what're you guys doing with the panchan? When did you start adding so much sugar and sugaring the F out of the panchan. This is not how it should be. Old Korean grandmas are literally turning in their graves with this sacrilege. Maybe panchan sales are falling, but you can be damn sure I will never buy this again with the amount of sugar you guys add. Like why? Why 50% sugar... seriously, this panchan candy bar nonsense makes no sense! #2. What happened to organic natto? Like bruh. You only had 1 brand left that was organic. Sure I could go to Nijiya and have a choice of 2, but I'm disappointed you guys stopped carrying the only organic natto you had.

The store is clean and well organized and the checkout woman is so friendly! She greets everyone…read moreand is super kind. I dropped by for my usual mushroom run and decided to peruse the aisles. I was excited to see that they now have a "Vegan Vegetable Mandu" offering in the hot food section. I had to grab both options to test them out : Unlimeat Kimchi Mandoo and Unlimeat Vegetable Mandoo. Each package has 8 pieces and a packet of shoyu. After trying both, the kimchi version won me over a bit more. The other option is lighter in flavor, and I'm a fan of bold and spicy food. Adding the shoyu helps, but I could easily eat all the kimchi ones alone. I'm not sure I'd get them often, but I like having an option in the grab and go section for when I'm short on time and hungry. They also added some Pulmone vegan-friendly microwave dumplings to the frozen section, so I got those too. I noticed some plant-based bulgogi kimbap in the frozen section, but I decided to skip them because I'm iffy about the textures of frozen kimbap. I love when grocery stores have vegan-friendly options! I hope this means they'll start adding more vegan-friendly options in the grab and go hot food section. A tofu and veggie rice bowl would be nice!

I've been to Paik's Noodle several times and have also tried locations in other cities! I forgot…read morewho originally recommended this place to me, but I'm glad they did Their prices are super good and their food is consistently good. I get the jajangmyeon ($10.95 for a small) every time, mostly because the noodle texture is TOP TIER. The noodles are thick, chewy, and springy, and they pair really well with the jajang (black bean) sauce. There are also plenty of ingredients mixed into the sauce, although I find it a little salty sometimes. The tangsuyuk (sweet & sour pork, $15.95) is super crispy, and I really liked the tangy sauce with it. I personally prefer dipping the pieces in the sauce so they stay crispy, but you can also pour the sauce over if that's your preference! The restaurant can get pretty busy on weekend evenings, with waits usually around 10-30 minutes. There's plaza parking available nearby. Would definitely recommend if you like or want to try jajangmyeon!

The value you get here is unmatched. I recommend getting jajangmeyon with a bowl of rice (dump rice…read morein the sauce after you're done with the noodles) for first-timers. The food came out really fast and waiters are super nice here. If you're ordering any other dishes besides noodles, get ready to share them with the table cause the portions are huge.

I was looking for brown basmati rice and found this Indian grocery store from Yelp. The place was…read moreclean, organized and well-stocked. The cashier was helpful and friendly. She walked me to the rice section and showed me their stocks. I bought 10 lbs bag and cost $14.99 which was good price compared to other grocery store I bought from. They have a lot of variety of groceries and will definitely come back again.

This is an organized and clean grocer that has an abundance of fruits, vegetables, and pantry…read moreitems. There is a small restaurant inside for to go plates. The server there was kind to explain the different items to me.

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.

Been here multiple times for brunch and dinner and each time everything was great!…read more Interior, nicely decorated/cute with flowers. You can also pick up some bouquets in their floral section. One thing I love to get is their Truffle Honey Egg Sando. I love how the honey compliments the sando and the truffle flavor is perf. Another memorable dish is the GIWA Prime Long Rib. So softtt, flavorful, perfect balance of meat and fattiness, and cut in to perfect bite size pieces. The salad on the side also adds a nice refreshing touch. Also plated nicely too. The table also loved the Truffle Potato Pancake. Again, they do truffle well! The Creamy Uni and Tobiko Rice Pot was also really good! The drinks come with a cute heart straw :) They have a few new, unique dishes that are definitely worth trying. Service was great, super friendly/communicative/informative. Parking lot can sometimes be packeddd/busy. Def reccomend going here just to try great food, have celebrations such as birthdays, or catch up with friends

We had reservations and were seated right away on a Friday evening. Please note their lot gets full…read morequick and you may have to find street parking on busy days. The interior was cute and clean. A bunch of flowers as decor. The waiters were friendly. However, they werent as attentive as they should be. We had to order and get another waiter's attention even when getting the check. They gave my steak order to another table and if I didn't follow up, I would've never gotten my meal. 1 star for food 1 star for ambiance 1 star for friendly service when attended to

We visited CandyMania but it was on Washington St. by Washington open elementary and Buscher middle…read moreschool. It was next to the donut shop. We went in to look for candies and treats and honestly the lady there was so nice! We got some Mexican candy but they had so many different kinds of candies/sodas and imports. We will definitely be back!

This establishment aims to provide unique candies, goods, and services geared toward the latino…read morecommunity. More traditional items can be found at 7-Eleven, just steps away. CandyMania is more a convenience store than a sweet shop, which is fine by me, although the name may be misleading. The variety of goods wasn't huge, ie. I didn't see any diet soft drinks in the refrigerated display case. But they had a lot of random items in the store, including household essentials like cleaning products. Also, some cute Sanrio and Hello Kitty accessories and snacks, nothing appropriate for my nieces/nephews who are fans, but I was able to pick up some wafer cookies in my favorite flavors, strawberry and chocolate. Service was fast and friendly at the front counter, and parking was easy in the lot out front.

Right to the point: they have American Wagyu and sometimes A5 Japanese Wagyu beef at…read morereasonable-for-the-bay-area prices: $80 and $129 per pound respectively for ribeye. Oh - and American wagyu New York strip for $45 per pound! (If you are just getting into super premium beef it's really hard to beat $45 per pound.) Yes these photos are real. :)

The middle aged Korean guy possibly co/owner seems apathetic to his customers…read more Tried this placed for the first time and he comes out from the back with no word (greeting/welcome of any sort). He had that look like tell me what you want MF (my friend ;) so ai can go back and work on my meat. The ribeye was good. Good marble but pricey. This place is a distant from home, which I do not mind to get good quality meet However, his lack of customer service skill or lacking of a tongue would deter me from returning.

Again Moveable Feast folks take advantage of the dearth of eating option in an area plus a semi…read moreempty parking lot and setup shop. Tuesdays at lunch now you can get some trucks across from Intel. Twisted Chill, 3 Brothers Kitchen, Melts My Heart and Chutney Mary's provided the inaugural eats. Good thing it wasnt too hot for lunch as we could wait out in the sun and not roast away.

Thank you Moveable Feast for coming to my office park!! Having worked at my company for 9+ years, I…read moream so happy to have some new rotating lunch options! They're isn't a lot in walking distance and unless you're going to hit up a drive thru, you're not going to have luck parking at any of the local strip malls for lunch.