I found this spot while looking for pierogies for my husband and was really happy we came across…read moreit. It's a great place for Eastern European foods with a nice variety of unique items you don't easily find elsewhere. We tried a few things, the sourkraut pierogies were okay, but the classic potato and cheese pierogies were delicious. We also picked up some Russian wafers and a few other items, which was fun and nostalgic. We tried their in home sour cream, and hands down it's the best sour cream I have ever had (and I am typically not a sour cream person but this I liked). They even carry butter from Turkey, which was interesting to try. Overall, a solid spot with lots of good finds, and we'll definitely be back to grab more goodies. Their service is decent, and they have their own parking lot out front, and have good hours!

Extremely expensive but it tastes absolutely delicious…read more Make sure to always check the expiration date.

I like coming here and ordering their kubideh (beef) and chicken thigh kebabs for take out. I…read moreusually have it with their rice and roasted tomatoes. Their pricing is very fair and there is a bit of a wait so order ahead if you can. Place an order at the register, make payment, then wait outside at the take out window with your number ticket. Service is prompt and friendly. Aside from the hot food/ deli, they've got a market of produce and other grocery items. I'm happy that the developer offered them space as I feel they are Mountain View staple. They have a good selection of international and I think Persian food products. Parking is a bit chaotic especially during busy times like during the lunch or after work times. There is some parking in front of the entrance and if you go a little further there is garage parking in the bottom.

For the market itself, great and incredibly sweet selection of fruits…read more As for the food-- be prepared to wait a bit! I think it may be made to order. Great koubideh and chicken thigh! Be sure to ask for a bag of veggies on the side + bread (for free)

Stopped in for kimbap & produce, found parts of the ready-to-go food area had been updated with…read moremore choices - inc. more sushi rolls, poke bowls, & ice cream. Service is always fast, store is always clean, & you are always bound to find a new delicious food to try.

Shame on me for not realizing this place existed. I love…read morethe variety of asian markets in the South Bay, my usual is mitsuwa but after seeing this on Yelp we decided to give it a visit. The pictures I've seen didn't do this place justice, it was way bigger then I expected, it reminds me of hmart but there was no crazy crowds as a hmart can have so we were able to leisurely shop without having to navigate oncoming cart traffic thought the aisles. We stocked up on various snacks and there was a huge amount of grab and go foods. We were heading for dinner after so I didn't get to try what I wanted but there is next time because the bossom looked delicious. We got a bunch of the Dubai cookie mochi things, an other baked goods, some chicken wings and japchae. The prices I feel are really good. I'm not sure if it'll replace my trips to mitsuwa entirely but I really can't wait for the next time we are in that area to visit again

I love this store! They have specialty items like furikake, Japanese cookies, and other items…read more I've tried many of the prepared dishes and they are all very good. However, I stronly recommend you try the hot bar items like squid, tonkatsu cutlets, and other items on their own or as part of the plates. Unfortunately, the udon soup I tried was just OK and was the item that came highly recommened from a Japanese friend.

A little authentic Japanese grocery store right off the El Camino Real near Hwy 85. The store is…read morealways clean with employees constantly replacing stock and straightening shelves. Today I picked up a few sushi trays to share. They have a large assortment for any pallet. I was a bit disappointed with the kappa. (cucumber) The rice and cucumber had no flavor. Regardless, it's my go to for a quick Japanese snack/meal and shopping. Arigato!

I have a real problem, I cannot stop coming back to International Food Bazaar and at this point I…read morehave fully accepted it!!! This place has been a San Jose staple for years and has been my go-to main supermarket for as long as I can remember. The selection covers everything you could possibly need, from international products to everyday household essentials all under one roof, the kind of variety that makes any other grocery store feel incomplete. What keeps me coming back just as much as the products is the staff. Many of them have been there for years, always friendly, always consistent, always making you feel genuinely welcomed. That kind of familiarity and warmth is something you just cannot put a price on. You come in for groceries and leave feeling like you just visited old friends. This Food Bazaar is a true San Jose international community treasure and deserves every bit of loyalty it has earned over the years. Highly recommend making it your regular stop, you won't regret it

I've been coming here my whole life! Great ingredients & the food is so good. I always get lunch…read morehere when im nearby. Everything I've had is really flavorful & fresh. The service is so excellent, they always remember me and are so kind!

It's been quite some time since I visited Hankook. I've always been impressed by their cooking…read morelineup. And as usual, their collection was extensive and comprehensive. They had the usual array of nonstick pots, which don't work very well for me. They had a small but useful section for clay pots. I thought Amazon and AliExpress had overpriced clay pots, but I was wrong. These prices were significantly higher. I can only hope these are the best of the best. Checking up on 99 Ranch, I couldn't even find clay pots in there more limited kitchen utensil section. I ran across one item where knockoffs are ubiquitous. They've completely flooded AliExpress and you have to watch it with Amazon. Hankook had the authentic item and at significantly lower price than both Amazon and Aldi express. I found a tea section to be well stocked. I also recognize some of the tea brands. 99 Ranch has gone with lower cost options, but if you buy 6 ounces of tea, are you gonna be stuck with an enormous supply. Better to go with reliable brands that I have enjoyed in the past. I loved the produce section. It was nice and fresh. It also had wider selection of produce than other supermarkets. The store itself is stunning. The the aisles are spacious. The store is meticulously clean. The shelves are fully stocked. There were only about two items which were shopped out. The snack area and the frozen foods were even more interesting. It's obvious in those two sections that there were many more Korean brands. I should've tried some, but it's hard for me to resist snacks and there was a good chance that would finish the entire bag in one go. Better to skip it entirely. The parking lot for the supermarket is spacious. I had no trouble finding a spot even though I arrived in the late afternoon when everybody has gotten off work. I live about two hours away. And I am very jealous because there is no Hankook near me.

I really like shopping at Hankook. This market is huge, and they have all kinds of products in…read moreaddition to food. We have purchased a wok from here, twice, and they were reasonably priced (around $35 if I recall), and we got a spare lid for a reasonable price as well. They always have inexpensive produce, lots of fresh stuff. I got a bag of bok choy for $2. I think if you are looking for Asian produce, a great place to shop. They also have a lot of prepared foods, snack foods, etc. Everything is reasonably priced. They do have a large enough parking lot, and usually we park on the side to avoid the chaos.

One of the few Asian markets in the area. I love how they give you coupons based on how much you…read morespend. So if you spend $100, you get $10 coupon to use at the hot food bar or bakery. I always use it to buy 4 red bean buns haha. They have a good selection of snacks, noodles, and condiments. Veggies are cheap and last long in the fridge. The market is small but packed with a lot of goodies.

肉是臭的，菜是干的烂的。质控太差，产品都是放久的，实在黑心。属实是我见过最差的99大华。…read more Produce is not fresh, meat or vegetables. I bought materials for Kra Pao: their chicken breasts reek and feel mucky, and the pack of basil was all dried and wilted and barely half was usable. Pretty sure this place has poor practices when it comes to labeling "sell by" dates. I also had a pack of chicken breast from Trader Joe's with the same sell by date, and the freshness was absolute night and day. This better not ruin my Kra Pao. Will not be back again.

Guess what? The Shokku Bakery inside Hashi Market is finally open now. Asian breads $1.99 per piece…read moreand sliced cakes for $3.99 each. Walnut bread loaf looked much smaller here. They are starting to add more pastries and the displays are looking good, especially with the sesame buns and cheesy tarts, etc. I'm surprised that they are trying to beat pastry prices in the area and it's definitely looking good here. Decent prices and good looking pastries. Still feels like a startup though. Cashiers are training and doing their jobs. Hashi Market has been upgrading too. I purchased 3 large bags of dumplings for only $10. It was a good sale this weekend. Celery pork/leek-scallions pork/cilantro chicken/etc. I think their fresh vegetables have dropped in prices too ($1.49-$2.99 per lbs.). Finally. I come here for tofu selections too. You can also find good 1liter healthy coconut water for under $3 each now. Hashi Market is slowly improving and training more new employees inside. This grocery store is convenient and they have made the aisles more spacious to walk around. Food deli area is still operating. I think the place is much better now compared to when it was the Marina grocery store in past years. Japanese products are showing up more and things are more positive here. I'll be back to try a few more breads/buns. $1.99 for good looking breads is cheap and decent here.

When Hashi first announced buying out Marina, I was thrilled to finally have a Japanese market in…read moreMilpitas. I have had to go to Fremont to Osaka Market, or to Mitsuwa on Saratoga Ave, or to Nijiya or even Sakura in downtown SJ. We have many Chinese-Vietnamese Asian markets nearby Milpitas. I, along with a few of my neighbors are hoping that Hashi goes forward with the conversion to carry more Japanese items and bentos at Marina. Disappointing.