Tim's Oriental Store is one of the best places in San Antonio to shop for Asian groceries and…read morespecialty items. They have a huge variety of Asian products, and the fresh fruits and vegetables always look crisp, supple, and fresh. Their noodle selection is amazing, and I love finding rare and hard-to-find items every time I visit. They carry just about every Asian spice and seasoning you can think of, along with so many delicious snacks and treats. The frozen food section is also excellent with tons of variety and great options to choose from. We especially love their selection of teas and coffees. There is plenty of parking. Staff was kind & professional. Overall, it's a wonderful store with a great selection, quality products, and something new to discover every visit. Highly recommend shopping here!

Loved this place. So many different things they carry here. Quite the variety of food from noodles…read moreto fresh cooked duck! Small dishes and other cute nick nacks. Service was good. Place was quiet and not too busy. You can definitely spend some time in there looking at everything they have.

Service was wonderful! They have several vegan options and were very accommodating. Food was…read moreDE-lish!

So I ended up here because my regular spot was closed on Monday. I looked for something nearby and…read morethis place came up. The menu photos looked good and the reviews were reviewing so I gave them a try. Glad. I. Did. It was almost 7pm on a Monday when I walked in and it was fairly empty. Some people at a few tables. It's very clean inside. I was greeted and told to sit anywhere. The waitress was very probable and answered all my questions. I even asked her to recommend an appetizer and she did. So with that out the way let's get to the food. Per recommendation I tried the satay chicken appetizer. It was a little different from the menu photo when it come out but the sauce and chicken bites were good. Chicken was very tender. I also ordered the teriyaki chicken and added shrimp with no veggies. It was. DEE. LISH. US. It's the sweeter style teriyaki but not overpowering. Fantastic taste. And a little hint of spice if you get it medium. I burned my tongue I was eating so fast. It came out hot and I devoured it. So good. lol. The sweet tea was awesome too. All around very good. At the end the waitress told me they were fairly new and even asked me for any recommendations on improvement. I said please keep doing what you're doing. Can't wait to try more of the menu.

First off all i want to talk about how sparkling clean this place is…read more Very friendly and the food was so delicious the pizza calzone the wings and the salad and I also tried the Philly cheesesteak. Everything taste so good. I highly recommend this place

If you're looking for a place that can accommodate your bacon intake this is the place. The…read morerestaurant does NOT use pork bacon in their menu. They strictly use turkey, chicken or beef bacon. Their service was friendly, but can use one more person on staff. The ambience is very nice and cozy. Definitely recommend.

I continue to be satisfied with my time at Sari-Sari. Always welcomed in warmly and service is…read morefriendly and efficient. I usually get the same thing as I don't eat pork or beef, but everything looks delicious, and appears to be made with love. I usually don't visit during the lunch rush but today I did, and the music was louder than it usually is, so the conversations seemed to fill the room. It felt like a party where everyone was enjoying themselves. Shame on me for only having 3 check-ins, because I come here often lol. Bring the kiddos on a Tuesday and enjoy only paying for the adults in your group!!

Service was quick and friendly. Some of the decor inspired familial nostalgia. The food was good…read more Our favorite item was the pork skewers appetizer, followed by the lumpia. They were sold out of lechon so we got a dish where the pork belly was chopped and mixed with a citrus sauce (served w/egg on top so very breakfast-y). The shrimp pancit was decent and the fried rice was blah (tasted like the frozen stuff you can buy frozen at the grocery store). The Cassava Cake was our favorite dessert but the Sapin-Sapin was fun too.

I have shopped at Cost Plus for a number of years starting with the store in Sunset Ridge. When…read morethey closed I would drive all the way to the Medical Center for products. After today...NEVER AGAIN. The personnel at this location are a joke and so very rude. In the future I will be shopping on Amazon.

Very knowledgeable and professional service! All the products need it to help you succeed with your…read morehealth

Wow, this place has it all, all Indian foods and needs…read more They even sell pots and pans. Almost all vegetarian choices but they also had meats Quiet, clean, organized. Large free parking lot

Stopped here to look around and found WAY more than I needed! They have a great selection and the…read moreprices were so good!! The staff was very nice and willing to answer questions or help

I absolutely love Smoothie King!…read more It's been a hot minute since I've been to SK but it felt so nice to be back and pick up a couple of smoothies again. This location was exceptionally clean and stocked with protein powder and post-workout snacks for additional purchase, the staff was helpful and quick, and the smoothies tasted delicious. This last visit I opted for a Mango Ginger Metabolism Boost while my fiancé chose the Chocolate Peanut Power Plus. Neither of the drinks tasted too protein powdery, something worth noting for people who don't like the taste, and were super smooth and easy to sip on. My Mango Ginger was a light and refreshing drink that actually helped me feel more awake, the sweetness of the mango cutting the ginger spice for a satisfyingly sweet and tangy flavor. The Peanut Power Plus, however, was a little less sweet, and was an absolute peanut butter experience with a subtle earthy flavor from the dates. Both drinks were super tasty in their own right. I'd highly recommend Smoothie King as a healthier alternative to fast food. You can customize your smoothies to your liking and you're sure to get your drinks just as fast.

What's in your smoothie??? Visited yesterday at 3 pm and requested no caffeine in my order. It's 5…read morea.m. now and I figured caffeine the young lady with short blonde hair definitely added caffeine to my smoothie. Did she add my supplement? Glad I don't have allergies.

I refer to this location as "Mexico" simply because it encompasses everything in such a small…read morespace, as one I have experienced along a Bordertown. Produce. A mini panaderia. Produce. Dairy. It's truly meant for the shopper whose shopping is not so involved. Trust me sometimes going to HEB when I just need a few things can be a pain. I usually come here on early Sunday mornings for their barbacoa and it's really good. Or maybe you need meats for a backyard barbecue with your crazy family. I always consult "El Rey De Carne" here and he will cut up steaks for you. I must confess I couldn't cook to save my life. That's why I always buy a package of their tortillas, which are great for the week. They carry items I rarely see around the city. For example I seldom see Crema Oaxacan at H.E.B. Which makes finding alternatives problematic. They also carry bollio bread which reminds of the ones I used to buy at Sorianas in Laredo. They are perfect for tortas or sandwiches. I've read reviews where customers say the counter workers are not the most friendliest people. Maybe there is some truth to that. However in my experience it is probably a cultural misunderstanding rather than having to do with service. For example, I have bought herbs from a Mexican yerbia in a fleamarket before expecting niceties. Only to be shrugged away after a purchase. I believe patrons who frequent bigger supermarkets will notice a subtle difference. I will say the older checkout clerks tend to be more genial and hospitable. I neglected to mention that they have a mini-food place inside that makes good tacos, breakfast and lunch plates. I must relay this story before I wrap up my review. A while back I had a nagging cough that would not go away. We asked the counter person if she knew of a homeopathic remedy that could help ease some of symptoms. She put together a mixture of Mexican oregano, laurel and other herbs to create a tea, to be replicated at home. I called her my "Brujita." After I drank it I felt much better. When I returned to thank her a few days later she no longer was there. I do like coming to this place. The only critique I have is that some of the prices are high. I can only speculate as tariffs rise this might affect patronage. I will continue to support this business. And someday I'm going to order those papa con huevo tacos I saw the cook make whilst getting my Sunday barbacoa. Why can't I have both?

My husband loves this place. Best hog head cheese in the whole state…read more We live in California and he always makes his way out there.

Food service is amazing very good food & kabobs Hot hot…read morebread from the oven fresh meats The people are very nice and understanding what we need that he main key of business

The chicken kebab with tomatoes and onions was so good and the employees were all pleasant. I'll be…read moreback soon

Another of San Antonio's hidden gems. This is a convenience store sized market with a ton of real…read moreEastern European goods - stuff you won't find at your local supermarket or even a Cost Plus. Russian pickled beets, borsht mix, German pickles and chocolate, and lots of canned, frozen and deli items. The fresh rye bread looks incredible, and it's even got a little of that Old World ambiance with all the offerings of smoked fish and caviar by the counter. Service is reasonably friendly, the lot is moderate in size but easy to park in. Highly recommend you give this place a look-see.

I love international markets! I go to Sasha frequently to get European chocolate and candies. This…read morelast time I went to pick up Pączki Polish pastry made usually for Mardi Gras. The lady told me they had 2 other pastries but they sold out of it. She also shared with me their traditions for lent. I had a real enjoyable chat with her. I will go back around Easter hoping for something special to try.