Super cute Filipino/asian store! With all the big stores like Seafood City and Island Pacific, I…read morehope they survive and thrive for a long time. They have a small produce section and I found malunggay! Also got green mangoes (about bit pricey). Everything was super fresh. Definitely would be back!

I like supporting this small business in Sunnyvale. They are conveniently located next to one of my…read morefavorite hole in the wall Pinoy restaurant, Clarita's. They have all the *fresh* produce needed to make your homemade tinola, arroz caldo, singigang, adobo-they got it all. They tend to regularly have stuff I can't find at even Seafood city such as green baby mangoes, malunggay (moringa in English), and calamansi! I usually call ahead to confirm before I make the drive out. It's also a very well maintained/ clean store. They have their snacks, random filipino knick knacks (barrel man, mini parol, etc.). Leading up to the holidays, they will have those gigantic stars to celebrate Christmas in Filipino style. Many of these small stores are hard to come by these days as many are closing up shop so please visit this place for your Pinoy needs.

I've lived in Santa Clara my whole life and have passed by this market so many times. The only time…read moreI remember ever being in this plaza was for the restaurant next door. This week I decided to finally set foot in this supermarket to see what it was like and oh man, I love this place. I love that it never got a renovation and still feels frozen in time. I love the shelf space organization and the overall vibe, especially with the Chinese music playing throughout the store. I was very surprised with the amount of Filipino products available for purchase (I'm Filipino) cause I wasn't expecting to see so many familiar brands and ingredients in a store very close to home other than Western Pacific. I really liked the variety of snacks and items from Sheng Kee Bakery available too, I thought that was pretty dope. The service here was pretty good too when it came down to paying at the register, the staff was very friendly and welcoming. I really wasn't expecting this supermarket to lure me in the way it did but I'm happy it did and I'm looking forward to continuing to support this local gem.

A-Okay Asian Supermarket…read more New Wing Yuan Market offers your typical products found in your average Asian market. Snacks, produce, meats, seafood, instant noodles, and even cooking pots, bowls, & eating utensils. While the store may not look its best, I do appreciate the large aisles that allow for comfortable maneuvering. It's always great when people aren't in your personal space. A perk of coming to New Wing Yuan Market is the large variety of packaged instant noodles. No need to commit to a box or even having to get stuck with a pack of 6- here they offer tons of single package brands & flavors. 3 stars as a whole. I wouldn't mind coming back out of convenience if I was in the area but the pricing here is slightly higher than the Asian market located near home.

This place was the first place i started buying supplements from back in 1990's. The owner is super…read morefriendly. He is still has the same attitude and is full of knowledge. I hate it when i go to a nutrition store and have to talk to someone who has very little knowledge and give you the wrong supplements. If you dont know what to take, this is the best place to go. Highly recommended.

I have been going to Good Life Nutrition for many years now. The owner has always been super nice…read moreand has special ordered some of the nutrients that I have asked him to order for me. He is a hard worker and I would recommend Good Life Nutrition for your supplements.

Little secret hidden gem…read more Get your snacks from the mainland here, all sorts of eastern chinese snacks. Prices are very fair (you have to realize that it is not cheap to get these shipped + tariffs). But the prices are very very honest and fair. Staffs are great and the selection is very decent.

This is such a cute and cozy Taiwanese convenience store filled with many different Taiwanese…read moresnacks and drinks. My husband and I visited while waiting for a table at Flaming Ox, the restaurant next door. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted warmly by the cashier and we browsed around leisurely looking at all the different food items. This establishment is small, but there are so many different offerings: pineapple cakes (a Taiwanese staple), chili oil, tea, coffee, ice cream, and so much more. I'd really love to come back here and try out the more unique foods like their rice cakes and mung bean ice cream, but my husband and I got a notification that our table was ready so we went to eat our lunch. We returned after our meal and were greeted again. We looked at all the pineapple cakes again because my family enjoys them so much and my husband wanted to gift them a box for a Christmas present. All of the boxes are so beautifully designed and we finally settled on one. The cashier was very kind and talked to us about the iTaiwan membership and how to get the most benefits out of it. She also packaged the pineapple cakes in a cute bag for us for free! A very cozy story run by cute people. I will most definitely visit again.

Great little herbal shop with tons of variety! Whether you're looking for teas, tinctures, or dried…read moreherbs, they seem to have a bit of everything. The staff was friendly and helped me find exactly what I needed super quickly. really fast and efficient service. Just a heads up: if your purchase is under $30, it's cash only, so come prepared. Definitely worth a visit if you're into natural remedies or just want to explore something new.

The medicine I bought is very effective., The owner is nice and patient, and explains the…read moreinstructions on how to take the medicine very clearly.

I am a long-time customer, but I can no longer recommend this store. Not only are the markups…read moreexcessive (nearly 50% higher than other local shops on standard medications), but the physical quality of the herbs is unacceptable. My recent purchases contained stale herbs with visible mold. Selling compromised medicinal products is a safety hazard. Save your money and go elsewhere for fresh supplies.

So far just rating by its expensive price. I got these two pieces of poria cocos for $2.20 and the…read moreowner told me $21.99 for a pound which is way expensive compare with other stores. I ended up just purchase something as return the favor for the owner gave me a mask to enter the store (She is super scared on whom without a mask on and even use a plank to block the door incase some customers just enter without a mask on)

They sell jackfruit here. Really good quality and good price…read more Sugarcane juice is so refreshing. You can add lemon to it. Watermelon juice too!! Nice staff.

SOOO GOOD & REFRESHING! I love the sugarcane drink!…read more First time trying this place last night and it's sooo good and refreshing! It's inside of great mall-- the closest parking I found is if you park by the entrance that has chipotle right next to it! As soon as you head in the entrance it's to your left and you just walk down a little bit! So far I've only tried the sugarcane drink but I need to try the other flavors as well! They have a good variety of fresh fruits/flavor you can choose or mix! I was so happy when I saw this stall because I was literally thinking and craving a sugarcane drink and came across this stand. I work in Fremont and will be back!! It's so addicting that I went back to get it again during my lunch break today!! The ladies also add the perfect amount of ice--just enough so that it makes your drink cold and it doesn't taste watered down! : )

Really is a bit of a random location, but I think it probably is primarily set up to serve small…read morerestaurants (they have freezer chests of restaurant-sized bags of stuff), and allows regular people the opportunity to purchase as a sort of afterthought, maybe? Also, the Google Maps location is a bit off, so you might need to wander around a little to find it in like the next building over. Once you're there, just go past the counter to the back and check out the freezer cases of goodies. Be aware that it is a mix of vegetarian ("vege" in the name) and vegan items, so some things may have milk products in it (but I don't think anything had eggs last I checked). Also, their selection of items changes, so just because you found it there on e doesn't mean you'll find it again (like those Lypid thick cut "bacon" slabs). Other thing to be aware of is that payment is either by cash or Venmo (and the Venmo goes to a person's name rather than "Vegefarm"), so be prepared for that! The offerings are more diverse than what you'll find at most Asian markets' vegetarian section, and the prices are a bit better, too (not to mention the apparent turnover). They do have some little specials posted on a piece of paper on the front of the freezer cases, too, so keep an eye out or ask the person at the front desk. Each time I have gone it's been the same lady, and she's always been helpful and friendly. The place is kept reasonably clean (on par with most Asian markets I frequent), too, but the hand written prices can occasionally be tough to read. Pretty sure I'll be a regular customer going forward now, though, LOL!

非常驚訝發現這『商店』！ 當依地址，到達時，還以為Google的信息不正確！它是在矽谷高科技小辦公室地區！…read more但是，它賣的（冷凍）素食食品非常多，而且比在華人超市便宜，似乎是【批發店】！ 店家一老（越裔）一少（台裔）非常和氣！ 大力推薦！