It's a rainy day. I'm on my way to urgent care and the roads have been difficult. Maybe I could…read morehave found a closer urgent care, but I do like the Kaiser facility in Moreno Valley and it puts me close to this Middle Eastern market. I've got to see the doctor because my eye makes me look like a gargoyle and the itching makes me feel like a cranky gargoyle. My appointment is in a couple hours so I head over to Day Street Market. I've got my basket filled with Persian cookies, Lebanese yogurt, saffron, couscous, ghee, spices and pita bread. I'd love to buy some lamb and beef but I'm avoiding buying them until I trust the government. The man at the counter speaks with me about my fears and assures me his halal meet is 100% beef and lamb. I believe him, but I'll wait just a little longer and then I'll be back. Now, off to urgent care and off with my sunglasses. I could barely see anything in the market with my sunglasses on and they probably thought I was pretending to be someone famous. I'll be back for the meat when I don't look like a famous gargoyle.

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:- )

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 :)

Clean and polite service Hidden gem. I was surprised to see…read morethat even though they had very few vegetables they were very fresh much better than what you can find at the regular supermarket and they had kimchi homemade. Yay.

Wow! What a great little spot to find some authentic ingredients and spices! Well organized, bright…read moreand inviting. Super friendly and informative staff. Fresh produce and freezer items are towards the back. There's small appliances and clothing apart from grocery items. I found what I've been looking for. They had the famous Dubai chocolate bars too! Really neat spot to find unique items and ingredients you can't find at regular grocery stores. Will definitely be a favorite.

Top quality groceries and the best customer service. Highly recommended. Family owned and it…read moreresonated with how they treat their customers.

The place is very nice. It's small but it's also a specialty store. It is more directed towards the…read moreMiddle Eastern culture. I got some juju bees, which are really good for women during their periods. You could drink it in a tea. You Can eat it. I also got some dried dill. It looked very good. The color was nice and it had a very potent smell and then I also purchased some Middle Eastern candy. I think I paid $18.82 for it all but definitely will be coming back to look at what other goodies they have this place was located right next to Olivia's Mexican restaurant but like I say give it a try and then you decide.

Visited today for the first time. Lots of Egyptian goodies! I found a drink called freez, so many…read moreflavors it's really good :)

Very nice friendly store, fresh vegetables are available on Wednesday evenings. My first go to…read moreIndian grocery stores.

Stopped by the Bombay Bazaar since I was craving Bhujia. The store is nice and clean on the inside…read moreand lots of Indian spices, ingredients, and snacks. It's definitely a good place to go, especially if you're looking for Indian snacks. Parking can be full since there are other restaurants and stores around it, and you may need to park far.

I found my white clam sauce.. it's so delish simple and this brand has plenty of clams…read more. Also amazed at all the prepped dinners to go! I got the ziti ( will have tonight) Looking for cookies made with ANISE the sweet gal at cashier area looked with me.. couldn't find . I'll go again for more goodies!

It was my first time in European Market so I ordered Eatalian :…read more Capicola, Mortadella, Pepperoni which was soooo delicious. I will definitely will back there to try other sandwiches. It is like a small grocery store so I purchased a very fresh bag of bread from there. Customer service was awesome and ambiance was great. Two thumbs up

Kind people that keep this market running. It's been a few years since the last visit. Twists and…read moreturns of products you can't find in regular grocery stores. Freezer and refrigerated items in the front of the store with isles of spices and packaged items for cooking up a delicious meal. Large bags of rice and noodles in the back of the store. This ended up being a quick stop for a packaged snack and we were on our way. Plenty of parking available. Located in a small pocket of eateries right across the street from UCR.

The desserts they have her are spectacular! They're so delicious and the people are very kind. I…read morelove coming here. I truly, really do recommend coming here for the sweets

First time discovering this Asian market. Lots of Filipino staples, produce, meats, noodles, and…read moreingredients for some comfort food cooking. Meat and fish department is in the back. Freezer sections to the right along with produce. To the left is the kitchen with a few tables for customers to sit and enjoy a meal. Check outs had those old school circle turn style. Took me back a bit to the younger years. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop in when in need of specialized ingredients. Parking right in front.

Inside this market happens to have an authentic Filipino hot food. I had the Pork Dinuguan (Pork…read moreBlood Stew) and Laing. Let me tell that these two dishes are authentic and the prices are just right for the serving size. Don't go to Nanay Gloria for two choice $19.99 is way too much and the Filipino food doesn't taste as good as the Super Seafood Market. Oh before I forget Nanay Gloria's doesn't displayed the prices for the food. The cashier will telll you when you about pay. So go the Super Seafood Market for the best lunch you won't regret it.