Service is excellent. Products, getting there. Price is very reasonable. Will definitely go back…read more See you guys soon. Bolinas

Love the fresh veges and various items from Fiji. Owner is friendly. Very clean. Definitely…read morerecommend

Most of Indian stuff is available and are at reasonable cost also they have branches all over Bay…read moreArea and hope they serve at lathrop area too

I'm Hispanic and sometimes I don't want to deal with the hassle of Safeway and mainly if I'm only…read moregetting a couple of vegetables so one day I went in and it was the best decision I ever made. They have fresh vegetables and are so affordable and their vegetables last long as well, theres not many but they have the main ones! Bought over 6 veggies paid less than $3! I will continue going.

Went in search of Amla. I really like this market, it is spacious, they have a wide array of…read moreproducts and their staff is friendly. The best part for me is they are not burning so much incense that it aggravates my asthma. Too often, I go to Indian Markets and end up sick and having to rush out from the overwhelming incense and colognes. Visiting Apna I was able to take my time and wander each aisle.

Very friendly and helpful staff! A change from the usual... keep it up guys it will be appreciatedread more

We ordered spinach, cheese, and meat fatayer. Each box comes with 4 fatayer and total for 12 was…read more$36. The cost was reasonable. We really enjoyed the cheese, meat was decent, and spinach was good as well. As soon as you walk into the store, you smell the fatayer which was very nice. The service was okay- I was expecting a hospitable/friendly service that I normally experienced from Arab markets. I wish they sold manaeesh or sfeeha but when I asked they said they don't make them.

If I had to make a "gems of Fremont" or even a "gems of the Bay Area" list, this place would be…read moreamong my top picks. Why? Because you can't get freshly baked Middle Eastern / Levantine pastries just anywhere in the Bay! If you've been to a Yemeni coffeeshop in the Bay Area, especially if it's in the East Bay, you might have seen this bakery's fatayer and manakeesh sold there since they supply a bunch of the coffeeshops. They bake all day and you can stop by at any given time and find freshly made pastries sitting on the table by the bakery section. In terms of selection, they generally have different types of fatayer (spinach, beef, chicken, cheese, more recently potato), manakeesh, lahm bi ajeen (soft flatbreads with a meat and tomato mixture on top), and chicken musakhan rolls. They don't always have every item available but they'll let you know what's in the oven. The pastries are 6 for $15 currently. They freeze well too. I've been here often and the customer service has always been friendly.

What a Wonderful Mecca Of Filipino Food!!!!…read more They Have A Phil House, Goldilocks San Honore And A Manila Sunrise All Under One Roof!!! Island Pacific Supermarket is a Full Service Asian Market!!? One a Recent Visit I bought Adobo and Pancit from Phil House.. Then I Bought a Halo Halo from Island Pacific Supermarket for Dessert!!! It was a Delicious Treat!!! It's a Brightly lit Market!!! For all these reasons!!! This Is A Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!? I keep my Pimp Hand Strong!!!!

I like this Filipino grocery store. It isn't as polished as Seafood City but this one is not bad…read moreat all, and I actually tend to end up here more than Seafood City just across the street. It's an older building that used to be another grocery store back in the day, so it has those older vibes. The parking lot is kinda grimey but once inside it fulfills all my Filipino grocery needs. There are a lot of satellite businesses (all Filipino geared, cuz Union City) that can complete a one stop shop. There's a Goldilocks, a shipping courier, a bakery (San Honore) and a few restaurant stalls for take-away. I like the produce here, very clean and plentiful. Slightly better prices than both 99 Ranch and Seafood City. Easily 50% of my baskets here are produce. Their dry/pantry selections are also above average from sauces in bottles/packets to noodles to snacks. Their meat section is okay, almost everything is meant to get cooked long and slow family style. If I want a steak to cook in minutes I'll go to an American grocery store. Their seafood section is also a big draw for me, lots of things from tropical waters. But this seafood area can be pretty hardcore at times as lots of things are out in the open just sitting on ice so things can be exposed right in front of you. Most Americans are used to things being behind glass or wrapped up in styrofoam and plastic. Not here you'll see whole fishes with heads and tails along with cut up specimens. I think they are trying to bring those 'wet market' sensibilities from the old world here but with stricter/monitored temperature controls. This is my neighborhood Filipino grocery go-to. And I'm proud of it.

After a day of running errands, my brother was giving me a ride home when he says, "I need to get…read moresome flatbread..." I remembered a place on Jackson Street that I had gone to 5 years ago that had a tremendous selection - looked it up on Yelp and it was no longer on Jackson, but was listed in Castro Valley. So we went thought we'd go by and give it a try. Great decision! The "new" store in Castro Valley is much brighter, cleaner, nicer than the old location. I think the old location had more stuff from Eastern Europe, but this new location seems to have a broader selection, with more stuff from Western Europe and the Middle East. The guy behind the counter was very friendly and helpful - always willing to answer questions and even give tips on how to use the products that they sell. And his recommendations have been great - we asked him about which tahini and zaatar to get (they have many different brands/types of each...) and the ones he recommended have been way tastier than any of the brands that you find in most markets. Especially good was his recommendation on lebnah - he said that the brands they carry are all good, but they have some that they package in-house that was special. I tried it - it was less expensive than the other brands, but was the very best lebnah that I have ever tasted! Richer, creamier, with just the right amount of tang. Wonderful stuff! Anyway, Crossroads is a nice, clean, well-lit place with a great selection of unique products, and friendly, knowledgeable sales staff. Well worth a trip!

This place has great middle eastern and other international food choices. Balkan yogurt Halal…read moreprepared foods. Great ice cream too.

My partner found out about this place and we had to visit while we were in the area!…read more they are your standard japanese grocery store with plenty of options for snacks, resdy to eat meals, groceries, etc. We got the sashimi bowl and two katsu plates. The katsu plates were well wrto hit with the amount of food and had enough flavor. The sashimi bowl is a skip, it's not that much food for that price... This place is another major grocery addition to the area and it's certainly much needed!

You can find an assortment of sashimi platters and other Japanese snacks and bentos here. But be…read morewarned: they go quick! And even quicker when it's around their discounted sticker pricing time (4:30-5:30pm). I haven't gone here in a long time, but came to pick up some specialty goods I couldn't find closer to home. My boyfriend always likes the trays of sashimi they have and likes to get those to make lunch or dinner with! Store is pretty spacious and has a great selection of fish, meats, baked foods, vegetables, and fruits (even from Japan)! I'm more interested in the Japanese snack aisle, heh. It is pricey though, so don't expect to get too many snacks unless you're bankrolled. I came for a huge bag of takowaso (my fav)! and some freshly minced but frozen wasabi.

Great prices Fresh produce…read more Open 24 hrs Try their hot food & snacks including cakes & pastries which are baked & made fresh by their own bakers daily

Good produce and there is a decent variety of products as well…read more But the most annoying thing is the staff. Cant understand the stupidity of the managment. The security guard at the entrance is completely unnecessary who slows things down. He is rude and incompetent. Add to that the cashiers dont bag grocery. Just f*ing bag them and not throw bags at ppl. Its not rocket science managment- Step 1 - get rid of the security guard Step 2 - tell your cashiers to bag groceries. If you are struggling with this concept, make a visit to India cash and carry in fremont and replicate.