Recently remodeled this store is overflowing with all things Asia. The freezer bag buns was a…read morefavorite but the don't always have them. The store is clean and smells fresh. Tons of noodle choices, sauces galore and fresh veggies. Definitely recommend. Staff are friendly and helpful

I'm new to the area and needed to find a source for Thai Basil. Hooray! They have a pretty good…read morefresh vegetable area, including Thai basil. They also had whole fish on ice. Like most Asian grocery stores they have all kinds of specialty seasonings, spices, sauces, noodles, rices, frozen foods, and candy, sweets, and snacks. I'll be back for Thai basil and anything else I need Asian/SE Asian that you just can't find at Safeway!

Good variety of Asian foods. But watch out for pricing. Seems like they charge whatever they want…read moreat the register despite showing them the right price on the package. They don't honor it

Lovely store! Has lots of goodies you didn't know you needed and clearly lots of stuff you can't…read morefind in other stores. I got one of the Ube pastries 4 little for $7 and some change almost $8 which aside the price tasted very good! A little on the flaky side and slightly dry but good flavor . The Siapoa was I believe pork, very flavorful. The bun was very soft and ever so slightly sweet which went perfectly with the pork stuffing $2.50 for a bun that's literally the size of my hand... yes I was so hungry after my appointment it hit so hard. I got another item but anyways pretty good experience so far will be stopping by more often.

Found a product for a Thai recipe that I could not find elsewhere. Very nice staff. Very reasonably…read morepriced.

Super friendly , helpful service and an awesome variety of foods and some cool kitchen tools as…read morewell.

Nice people smell kind of weird and there it's always hot but overall, I love the varieties of…read moreAsian snacks

A pathetic store with sparse ingredients. Not worth the drive, or gas, to get there. I'll go out of…read moremy way to find an alternative, well stocked, Asian market.

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!

One unfortunate part of living in Monterey is the lack of Korean restaurants and food in the area…read more However, this market absolutely helps with fulfilling any Korean food craving you may have. They have everything you would need to make any Korean dish, even have freshly made banchan's if you want to buy them premade. Plenty of snack, drink and premade options. The owner and workers are so kind and sweet. If you are looking for a good Korean market, I highly recommend.

I was looking for a fast, cheap, healthy, portable lunch to take on a picnic to a nearby beach or…read morescenic viewpoint in Monterey and Kim's Oriental Market delivered on all counts! Thanks to my YouTube habit, I found this quaint, tiny, family-run Korean grocery in a travel video on inexpensive meals in Monterey. The travelers praised the freshness of the ready-to-eat refrigerated banchan dishes and the just made kimbap rolls availabe for purchase on the checkout counter. Perfect for my use case. I parked on the street around the corner which was easy to find & free for 2 hours. The store is small and packed with anything you can imagine from an Asian grocery. The upright cold cases are toward the back left, and the frozen proteins are in a deep freezer near the checkout counter. When I arrived around 1pm on a summer Tuesday, no one was in the store, but I could hear Korean voices in conversation from the back room. I did my shopping in the banchan case (pickled cucumber & kelp salad - yum!) then poked my head through that open doorway to ask, "May I purchase kimbap?" The grandmother / proprietor jumped up to say, "Sure! Are you ready to check out?" The plastic-wrapped roll was about 7-8 inches long and stuffed with typical kimbap ingredients: nori, rice, krab, carrot, daikon, tofu). A filling meal for me at $2. With my $4 salad, the whole cost was $6 and I had leftover salad for picnicking the next day. Sorry, I failed to take any pictures (bad Yelper!), but if you've ever had ready-to-eat foods from a Korean grocer, you know what to expect.