Place is pretty good…read more The drink was great had good flavor. Took a chance on a rice bowl and was pleasantly surprised. I've been here twice and wish they would have more people working at once. The person working the front got hit with a rush of door dash and in person customers. Took a while to get my food. The young lady at the counter was super friendly and got my order right. I wish they would update their furniture. Seems old and kinda dirty but other than that I recommend this place for a refreshing drink and a tasty Chinese food bowl

The prices are very affordable for boba, and they do have a lot of options for food and drinks. The…read morefood is alright, but the drinks are not that good but I'm guessing alright for the price that it's worth. They need to get the girl with glasses a co-worker or something cause customer service is absolute trash. My cousin and I ordered a big order that we had prepared beforehand, and we were willing to wait, but it was so obvious that she was irritated. The environment feels sad and seems like the place hasn't been cleaned.

I found a found a reliable market that carries many of the asian products that I need to make my…read morefavorite dishes. There was a time that I could get black bean garlic sauce at the local markets, no more. I was pleased to find Economy Market had the sauce and other needed ingredients at reasonable prices.

I've been here a few times, as this store is across the street from the very popular Manor Market…read more I think being across the street from them keeps their prices competitive, as I did find some vegetables slightly lower in price, although both places have very good prices, usually. Small parking lot in front of the store, and the lines inside went fast. Good market!!!

My boyfriend and I came here because we saw that they were open. We came in to take a look at what…read morethey have and oh my God they have a lot of herbs and tea!!! They also have a lot of sauces as well. We ended up getting a lot of loose tea to try it out. Super nice workers. Would come back here again !!!

So many things and good nutrition values to consider and purchase…read more Boss lady very friendly and helpful to provide and good suggestions to foods that you looking for . Highly recommended.

Filipino, family owned spot tucked in the shopping plaza along Hesperian Blvd by Lee's Laundrymat…read more This place has been open for 5 months and like the former business that was here prior, they too are serving up smoothies, juices, and ice cream. They also have egg puffs in a variety of flavors along with açaí/pitaya bowls. The quaint spot has enough seating for about 4 people. I ordered the açaí bowl and was able to customize it with toppings and fruit to my liking without it being an additional cost. Açaí was more on the frozen side, but once melted a bit, it had a nice consistency. Refreshing and nutritious option especially in this area. Would go back to try other things on their menu!

Spacious T4 branch. T4 is a chain, and I've been to the San Leandro location many times, but this…read morewas my first time in the Hayward location. I came on a Wednesday evening, and service was swift. Got strawberry lemonade slushie with boba pearls I accidentally left my parasol here, and thank goodness I retrieved it before closing time! The staff had it safe for me. I was so thankful for them!

The roasted oolong milk tea is delicious and I added watermelon seeds! It's not too sweet so it's…read moreperfect! The Thai tea was good but the tea isn't too strong of taste. The service is pretty quick since there's a self serve kiosk.

Had the pleasure of Sydney helping me today. I tend to call in advance to find out if what I want…read moreis in stock. The beeswax. I was in luck! Unexpected they had activated charcoal as well. Since I was there I decided to get a larger quantity of nutritional yeast. Between Health Unlimited and The Food Mill I'm well stocked on my needs for health and wellness.

Store has great inventory and friendly staff, but if you're looking for something specific, don't…read morerely on them to get it for you. I requested something that according to their "order" list, someone else did too. They took my request and number to follow up when they received it and never followed up with me. For a $35-40 supplement, their disorganization is costing them. I was trying to shop local even though the vitamin shoppe has it in stock. Suggest you go with some place more reliable.

I love Asian markets, the produce is always low priced and the variety is much wider. Decided to…read moretry Mei Mei after all the insta ads. I guess you could say I was "influenced." Stopped by on a Monday evening after dinner. The store wasn't too busy this day and we remembered to take our grocery bags. Upon entering, the store was clean and well stocked. The entrance takes you through the produce sections. The veggies were standard veggies like bok choy, cabbages, root veggies etc. There were some things I was looking for that didn't have labels, just "general produce." No biggie, I know how to use my phone to scan images. The produce section also has a freezer section with frozen dumplings, buns, and other stuff. The selection was amazing. The meat department had plenty of options from poultry to beef to seafood. They also had frozen meat and poultry in ice chests. I did come for loose leaf teas and found just what I needed. Everything is really great quality and they have different jujube options. I also loved their frozen ice cream and sweets. We got the viral ice creams to try and they also had tanghulu but only the hawthorn ones. We get to the register and the cashiers were really nice. Overall the experience is great!

This Asian supermarket is a gem. It looked clean and very well organized, making shopping easy and…read moreenjoyable. The variety is impressive--they offer a huge selection of fresh Asian produce along with a wide range of authentic products you don't always find elsewhere. I was absolutely blown away from the different variety of tofu they carry, and also so many different noodles. For me it's a trip (since I live in the bay area), but absolutely worth it!

First time at this warehouse that mainly sells to wholesalers, but does allow the general public to…read morecome. It's a mini supermarket located in a warehouse area/district in San Leandro, and there is very limited parking. They sell Asian groceries here, but honestly nothing too special. The pricing wasn't that cheap or reasonable, and the place is very old and dated inside. Not very modern compared to another place we visited nearby also in a warehouse type store. The customer service was alright, the staff here were friendly enough to get by, and they speak English and Chinese here, so no worries there. Cash or card is accepted here. Wouldn't necessarily make a special trip to come out here, overall 3 stars.

This is some og place that only grannies know where to get some bang for their buck. I only know…read morecos my nanny brings her mom here to shop :D There is barely any service here unless you're an equally cranky elderly who has sass or a frequent customer. This is more of a wholesale place that sells bulk restaurant goods like plastic utensils, take out containers, baking aluminum supplies, old school plastic round washing tubs and chairs in primary school colors (iykyk), bulk baking soda and other seasonings/condiments, Chinese cooking sauces and oil in large gallon tin cans or jugs, lotus seed paste in bulk, dry soup herbs, and old school snacks like garden coconut cookie rings, sesame candies, plastic snack tubs of star sugar biscuits. There's some regular size commonly used Chinese sauces, aroy-d coconut milk $1.59 that usually sells for $1.99-2.29 elsewhere. Also saw Prima Taste brand laksa paste in bulk bag for $15!! that'll be good for at least 5 meals but it says use within 3 days. Definitely more for restaurant use or a large event. There's also veggies in a stand format at the front but not a lot of choices like your regular Asian supermarket. Four stars for cheaper prices but you're gonna have to navigate on your own in the narrow aisles which is open to the public but not really meant to be customer oriented. Probably not English speaking either fyi. They have frozen produce too but idk they look questionable in terms of how long they've been sitting there. Most of them are in these ice cream like chest freezers vs the usual store large open door freezers in supermarkets. There's only 3 or 4 parking spots near the entrance. Otherwise street parking which isn't difficult but may need a shopping cart or some help carrying in case you end up buying a lot.