A nice little Asian market with snacks, drinks, and spices and condiments. The place is a little…read morehidden. Prices are fair and some items' prices are actually lower than other places. Service is good. Would come back for more snacks next time~

In the college town of Davis behind the historic Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer mansion (2nd and E Street) is…read morea two story business complex. The complex has some restaurants & eateries, professional offices, and Ho Ho Mart. The Mart sells Asian groceries, liquor, and lottery tickets. The mart is super tiny and compact but impressively stocked with Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Indian, and Middle Eastern groceries (less fresh produce). Things that caught my eye was the extensive selection of Middle Eastern spices, Asian snacks and drinks, and liquor. I didn't walk down the liquor aisle so I have no idea if it was Asian liquor. Overall, a great spot to grab affordable Asian snacks and cold drinks. It's located in the heart of Davis' downtown amongst the lively hubbub.

I've been looking all over for black cumin seeds as a health supplement. None of the local health…read morefood stores had them and I have quit Amazon in an effort to shop locally. The International Food Market carries 2 brands of them, both inexpensive. If you've never shopped here, it's an amazing store with such a wide variety of items for such a small store. The owner was friendly & helpful and I was welcomed upon arrival. There's plenty of parking. Hope others visit; we need to support small businesses!

They have a varied selection of ingredients for preparation of traditional Middle Eastern dishes,…read moreincluding ful medames, falafel, and mulukhiyah. Mulukhiyah is frozen, which beats dried by a long shot. Best place to purchase basmati rice, vermicelli egg noodles, and tahini, as well as sesame seeds, coriander, cumin, za'atar, and other seasonings.

Only complaint is that pies aren't bigger. I've been going here for a couple years now and I could…read morehave sworn the pies I bought when I first went there were 10". The boxes they use are definitely big enough for 10" pies, but they currently sell 9" pies (for $30). The pies are excellent, don't get me wrong. But I drive up from southern california and I'd like to take back a bigger pie, even if it's for more money.

Theres sooo much hype about this place so we went to go try!!…read more Its in very rural davis-ish. Its like a plot of dirt then the lil stand. They have their famous pies as well as produce and some other stuff, but its a very small shop with like 4 tables outdoors. Def a stop on your way somewhere, not necessarily a destination. Their pie slices were like $8 a slice and a whole pie was $30. They also had many more options for whole pies vs pie slices, but its possible its because we went later in the day? They had some savory pies, cold pies, but mostly baked pies like peach, various berries, etc! They also have fruit freezes you can purchase too! We ended up sharing a banana cream pie and i got a peach pie too. The banana cream pie was HEFTY. It was HEAVY and PACKEDDDD. A LOT of cream a LOT of banana filling. Very yummy though and feeds a lot more people than you'd think. The peach pie was also very good! Im not a huge "cooked fruit" person and neither is mt family but we demolished the pie. The peaches were a surprisingly nice texture! And the crust was very good. $30 is a bit steep but if theyre using fresh fruits and baking them fresh its worth a stop if youre in the area!

I popped into this spot on a random Saturday morning to grab some chocolates for my wife. They had…read morea huge assortment of truffles, from cognac to frangelico, creme de minth, and fruit flavors like orange, with both dark and milk chocolate caramel. On the left side, there were caramels and almond bark - just a great variety of stuff. The guy hooked me up with a box of 6 for $ 12 for the lady and even offered me a free sample. I tried the creme de menthe, which was excellent - I'm a big fan of mint. The dude behind the counter, Sammy, was super friendly, humble, and genuinely seemed like a nice guy. I'd definitely come back here again for some chocolate from Sunny. If you're in the area, stop by. There's coffee nearby too, so if you like your coffee and chocolates, go for it!

Stopped here while visiting UC Davis (seeing how much university changed since our daughter…read moregraduated) and came upon this gem. As soon as you enter you are engulfed with a chocolate aroma. The owner is both a gentleman and chocolate master whose specialty seems to be truffles (must be 20 options if not more) If you like chocolate, or even if you don't, stop here for a sample. You will not regret it!

I drove up from Marin County to drop off an animal for necropsy and I decided to make a one day…read morevacation of being there. While looking for the Arboretum I saw a small MEAT SALE sign and stopped out of curiosity. I mean, it was right across from some horse stables and it's the #1 Veterinarian College in the nation... so I warily decided to take the gastronomical challenge and check it out. Was I ever surprised! The refrigerator and freezer sections of the small room were well laid out and stocked and I bought several cuts of beef and pork. Once I cooked the beef ~ a top sirloin cap, also known as Picanha (the crown jewel of Brazilian barbecue cuts), I wished I'd bought more or that the shop was less than a 70 mile drive. Most flavorful steak I've ever had! The pork was also very tender and flavorful but that beef... YUM... so memorable. I've since learned that the animals are humanely raised and processed. I will be sure to go back when I'm in the area.

Nice little place with very limited hours and cash/checks only. If you want to splurge and get a…read moreton of meat, arrive early and bring a cooler. It gets busy sometimes. They fresh, ground, and frozen meats. Service isn't the fastest, but friendly. Meat is served up by UCD animal science students.

Quesabirria - delicious Chicharrón - delicious…read more Salsa- delicious It's a store but with a small kitchen. Delicious Service . Great

Delicious Mexican food inside this market prepared to order. They also have a good assortment of…read morepastries, cheese, meats, salsas and spices for Mexican cooking. Friendly service and good food - a great stop for a quick and casual lunch or dinner. There are a few tables inside the store and outside on a covered patio.

THE BEST BEST BEST ANIME STORE! I bought my Miku figure there magi madoka magica stickers toilet…read morebound hanako-san Yuri on ice !

For a very brief moment of my life, I would visit someone who lived near and attended UC Davis, but…read morethat part of my life has long past. Either way, this was a neat stop that we went to during one of my visits. It's small, but it fulfills a niche without making the residents of Davis have to meander out to San Jose or the like to go to a Japanese market. There's imported Japanese household goods, anime and kawaii merchandise and trinkets, snacks, drinks, a LOT of Gunpla and model kits, manga, stationery, instant noodles, condiments, furikake, mochi and other ice cream, cosmetics, apparel, and much more. There's also some hot and fresh foods like baked buns, etc. Cool that they added several different floors and support the Japanese community there as there's classes too. An oasis in the middle of Davis of all places. Perfect for the weeb college student or any one else who lives there.

Always great food; great, friendly people and chill vibes. Also very queer-friendly 24/7/365, so it…read morewas wonderful to see their rainbow crosswalk framed by an actual rainbow.

I found this place on TikTok and decided to stop by. They have a pretty good size parking lot. I…read morenoticed they had tables and people were drinking coffee outside. The place is very open and clean. They were fully stocked. I loved that they had a ton of vegan and vegetarian options. There was a bakery with amazing pastries. They had a lot of coffee creamers. There is a lot of healthy pre made food. I pitched some pre made food and some drinks. They had the most amazing soaps. We got an oatmeal one that was amazing. There's a little kid play section in the front. It's a little pricey but the quality backs it up. This store is amazing I loved all the options with every item.

I love this company! The lamb is always of the utmost quality. I frequently enjoy the lamb stew…read moremeat, which is basically good to go once heated over the stove. The lamb patties are my favorite on the grille anytime of year :) Best of the best.

As a lover of the local sustainable food concepts it's cool to see a business near where i went to…read moreschool provide good product. As someone who seeks out quality and goes to a local butcher as often as possible, it's nice to come across great purveyors. The lamb that Superior Farms offers is super tasty, tender but also mild in flavor profile. It's weird how in most of the world this is a common protein but in the US you have to search out these things. However sometimes those searches yield surprising results

So many tea joints in this town, I didn't give this place a second look. It's been here for 7ish…read moresome odd years and never even considered that it served more than just bubble teas. Place is adorned with symbols, cartoons and slightly odd translations, many of them repeats but amusing to read while dining. We got a couple dumpling dishes and sat down. Service is odd but it works. There are touchscreens and there's also a regular cashier. "eat with love, happy wife happy life" Hope that doesn't offend you. Probably something lost in translation so relax with the sensitivity. Ambiance vibes were minimal because I think it's summer break. If it got much busier (which I'm fairly certain it will) there would be less space to move around, obviously, but I think folks would still pile in. Dumplings were tasty and one came with a dipping sauce. They appeared to have the array of umami sauces (salty-soy, sweet-chili, spicy-cock, bitter-vinegar) along with a shaker of paprika? Don't cry about the dishware. Paper bowls for everyone! I'm sure they had forks somewhere but we never saw them. "Tea won't be drunk, but the person will" HUH? Never tried those "Freshly Made Egg Waffle" things so figured, why not. Got some chocolate guys that look like oversized bubble wrap. Thought it'd be better. Thought maybe there'd be something INSIDE the bubble. Nope. Was just kinda meh. "Sorry we won't able to have discount, but you might able to get the whole store if you hit on the boss" gives off harassment vibes. Hopefully it's just lost in translation. Odd advice kept me reading for the final Yelp-ish words of wisdom: "One meal means eat for the whole day without stopping." But take pictures and write about it.

Our families favorite place to dine in Davis! The interior is cozy and charming and food... is…read moreAMAZING! 1. Honey D House noodle soup: a must each time we come. We usually ask to skip the spam, but everything else in the soup, at least one person in it family will eat. Quail egg, fried tofu, chicken thigh, green leeks, peanuts, sliced beef, thin tofu sheets (and I'm probably missing a few ingredients!) 2. Chicken Cutlet with meat sauce over rice: if we are getting at least two items, this is for sure one of them. Excellent flavor on the peppery batter on the juicy chicken and the meat sauce and pickled veggies are an excellent combination. 3. Zha Jiang Mien: First time trying it. Two of us liked it. May get, again, next time. We usually prefer the blacker Korean style sauce, but this was pretty good, too. 4. Beef roll: think thinly sliced beef with fresh veggies rolled up in an onion pancake. Everyone in the family likes this dish, but we don't always get it (us wanting to try new things). Sad to see you guys leave your Sacramento... come back, PLEASE!