I have been coming to Day Street Market for over 15 years; frequenting this store has become a…read moregolden recollection of my childhood. They consistently offer the best quality meats at the best prices, along with produce that is always fresh. I am, without fail, warmly greeted when entering and leaving, which has made shopping feel less like an errand and more like a mindful pastime. Businesses like Day Street Market make it easy to support locally owned establishments. Day Street Market is more than just a market -- it has become an essential part of my kitchen, my pantry, and my refrigerator, inevitably making it a foundation of my home.

One of the main stores in my grocery run rotation, especially for middle eastern essentials! The…read moreservice and staff is always super amicable and kind. Each time I visit I always find something else! From pickled veggies to prayer mats to boycott friendly sodas---and the infamous Dubai chocolate! I also found one of my red kuffiyehs here too, patiently waiting for a restock. The ambiance can be quiet, however it's nice to not feel so overstimulated the way I do in other grocery stores. jazakAllah kahir:- )

I came here about a year ago and discovered their Jamaican beef and chicken patties. And what are…read morethe discovery this was. Throughout the years I've tried beef patties from other places and there's no comparison, these are the best I have tried. They used to sell them ready to eat, but now they only sell them frozen. They just need about 30 minutes in the oven and you can enjoy them fresh. They are definitely worth paying them a visit if you are looking for Jamaican & African food products fresh, canned, and frozen. They have a good selection of Jamaican hot sauces with different heat levels. The store is kept clean and tidy. And Michelle and others are friendly. The beef patties keep me coming back and we always leave with a few extras from the shelves.

Great place to shop. Not many places like it out here. Location is close to my work so I normally…read morepick up ingredients so I can cook at home.

We were craving gyro and rice and tatziki so I checked on Yelp to find the closest place to us - El…read moreBasha is what popped up. Upon entering we were immediately greeted by a nice man that I am assuming is the owner that other Yelp reviews have raved about. He helped us quickly at their food counter at the back (did I mention they are also a specialty foods market?) and we ordered two meals and an appetizer. We grabbed drinks from the cooler and sat at the table in the front. Our grape leaves came out first. Accompanied by chopped lettuce garnish and sliced tomatoes and oranges, they were tasty and delicious! Our food came out and we dug in to a gyro plate and a beef shawarma plate. Both came with a salad, pita and a choice of dip (we chose hummus). The portions were generous, the seasoning was mouth watering, and the presentation gorgeous! We could have easily also shared a plate, but we will always want more than one thing so it just means more chances to try new dishes! Their prices are very reasonable for extremely high quality fresh healthy food! We will be back for sure, and I also notice they deliver through DoorDash and Grub Hub. Thank you El Basha - we are your new biggest fans! At the end of our meal they gave us a beautiful baklava dessert!! You have to come here!

The moment we walked in the owner was FRIENDLY. We were so excited to come here and he immediately…read morewelcomed us in. This place reminded me so much of Los Altos or El Toro so I felt right at home. It's small but the vibe cozy and homey. We took our time looking through every aisle and even grabbed some snacks and a plate food before grabbing what we came in for. My mom and I got the Chicken shawarma plate and oh my god it's SO FLAVORFUL. We needed help finding the meat section, pita bread, and more hummus and dips and the owner was so sweet and helpful Even told us to come back Friday when they restock. We are definitely going to become regular customers here. Thank you so much to the owner for making our time shopping there so pleasant, we hope your business continues to prosper

I was in tinned fish heaven, LET ME TELL YOUUUU. They have so many amazing brands, and even a…read morecouple that I've never had, or can easily get online. if we weren't in such a rush to get home (out of state) I probably would've stayed here for hours! They have "THE" French butter, and yes I went home with $100 worth of butter. No regrets. The workers were quite welcoming, and the prices are NOT overly marked up at all. I was expecting prices to be more expensive than usual, but I was very surprised and delighted to see that it wasn't. Whenever I head to this side of Cali, I'll be sure to stop by here for my treats.

Finally made it to this place, this is the 2nd time I went - first time I came by they were closed…read more This time I went on July 3rd in the afternoon and it looked small from the front but it's a huge warehouse once you walk in. My goal was to get some French butter as I saw they have a huge selection of it. I found so many other items like 3 freezer full of items like pain au chocolaté and croissants made in France. All you have to do is bake it at home. They also have frozen baguettes. I got frozen pastries and I also got some French butter and their selection is massive with different flavors. I typically get this butter at the grove but this place has sooo many varieties. I also picked up Italian flour (to make pizza dough) and canned pizza sauce that they recommended. I picked up some Patata Torres chips as well. Will definitely be back to explore the store more. Definitely worth the visit if you're into cooking and like gourmet foods.

Trader Joe is my go to store when I want to find something different than what I'm use to they…read morealways have new things to try I can come here everyday...lol

I've noticed the customer service here has drastically decreased. On multiple occasions I've had…read morecashiers COMPLETELY ignore any eye contact or pleasantries, while chatting with their co-worker who is bagging. They have an attitude that you're BOTHERING their conversation. This evening it was a cashier named Brenda. Totally ignored my greeting and showed she was very invested in chatting with her bagger. Trader Joe's used to have great service with amazing cashiers who really made the experience.... Not any more!

From the street, there is NO visible sign or storefront. It is just a warehouse. There is a small…read morearea where they sell Burmese dried food and frozen fish. Very friendly staff See pics

I am so glad, I found this place. It has some of the food I have missing it since the day I left…read morethe country. So thankful they sell it here

If you're craving some DELICIOUS kimbap, Saet Byul Asian Market has it. Made fresh and daily. The…read moreone I bought today had: rice, imitation crab, fish cake, carrot, pickled radish, cucumber, and scrambled egg. Sometimes they have beef. It's such a good portion for $8.00 and nicely made. It's so fresh and you get that delicious savory taste from the sesame oil. But watch out cause they sell out :) I've been coming here for the past 25 years, ever since I was a little kid. It's an awesome mom-and-pop type of shop for your Korean grocery needs. Very chill area. The store might seem small but they got everything you need to make your own KBBQ night :) Banchan, kimchi, noodles to make japchae. You don't need to travel to the OC cause they are stocked with what you might need. And the store owners are really polite :) You can call ahead to see if they're stocked with kimbap or whatever other item you might be looking for. Check em out :)

My heart usually goes into arrest mode eating out these days. And Korean food has never been known…read moreto be low cost, ever, in my eyes. So, it wasn't until the other day, that I realized I could fulfill my Korean dream meal another way, a homemade meal. Of course, it helped that my daughter had already announced that she was making bbq beef, Korean style, and that we were invited over. That got my salivary glands going. What could I bring? This mom and pop market popped up on Yelp as being nearby, and happened to be a place I had driven by and ignored for too many years. They cater to Korean tastes and appeared to have exactly what I needed, unlike another, oversized Chinese-based grocery nearby where I manage to get lost, confused, and lose all focus, while trying to communicate with hand gestures to elusive store personnel. Usually its comic and I am a complete failure. I was totally unprepared for this, but I think I fell in love with Saet Byul the minute I stepped inside. The lovely lady at the cash register (owner?) spoke impeccable English and was so friendly and informative. There was limited but fresh, quality produce, items that are traditionally used in this type of cuisine. There were multiple, large freezers that lined the walls, full of ready-made appetizers, ready-to-eat frozen soups, and ready-to-cook, thinly sliced meats. Shelves upon shelves of exotic Asian sauces and so many other canned, dry, and preserved ingredients. The more I wandered, the greater my excitement. Towards the back of the tiny store was a small kitchen setup where another woman was busily working. On what, I can only guess, but she might have been assembing more packages of the freshly rolled kimbap (the healthy, Korean version of sushi) that were sitting on the cashier's counter. In one refrigerator cabinet was a wonderful variety of ready-to-eat banchan, each carefully labeled and dated. The banchan was exactly what I was looking for! I chose a container each of freshly made seaweed salad, pickled radish, kimchi, pickled cucumbers, snatched a tub of green tea ice cream, and a bag of super fresh bean sprouts that would eventually be anointed with toasted sesame oil. Then tossed a tray of kimbap in my cart (Imagine getting two full rolls,18 fat pieces, for a mere $7), plus a bag of shrimp crackers for good measure. Oh, and don't forget a large bag of toasted, seasoned seaweed sheets for snacking. The banchan was outstanding, but don't take my opinion as gospel. This came from my son-in-law who usually turns up his nose to such "time-wasters" as vegetables, especially things that look spicy. The pickle cucumbers and pickled radish coins were particularly addictive, but all were so wonderful. I am thrilled over this discovery. The only shortcoming, but not really, is the lack of a butchery section and fresh seafood. For that, the big markets are still the place to go. For the rest of the necessities, this is a real gem.

It's actually really small. I know mini is in the name but smaller than I expected. Was looking for…read morethe viral Ice creams which they didn't have but found other ice creams that were super delicious. Would come back to try to look for some cool finds. I didn't really feel friendly vibes from the cashier but probably wary of my toddler. Doesn't deter me just 4 stars for me.

Great small market with just the right mix of Asian stapes that American grocers don't stock. The…read moreservice was friendly and supporting them was a pleasure I will enjoy again.