Kim's Mart is a medium sized Asian grocery store or a large Asian convenience store in downtown…read moreDavis. $5 credit card minimum, cash, or debit card payment. You can find some fresh produce, like Chinese Broccoli (gai lan), green onions, lettuce, cabbage, bean sprouts, and Korean radish. You can find frozen sliced meat for Hot Pot. There are aisles of Asian snacks and instant noodles. I saw a section of crunchy chili garlic and an aisle with Japanese curry blocks. There are fridges of prepackaged banchan or Korean appetizers. I also found $3.99 Vegetable Japchae in another fridge. You can also find packages of frozen Korean dumplings, tteokbokki, and potato mozzarella corn dogs. I heard customers talking about what they usually buy there and another customer expressing gratitude for the store being there. You can find a little bit of every Asian ingredient here.

Stopped off at this little Asian market while in Davis trying to find some ChaCha sunflower seeds…read more Kind of a small market, had a decent amount of product although lacking in some of the variety I was hoping for and am used to at other asian markets. Store was clean, I did find a larger variety of Soju than I normally have seen , so I picked up a bottle of the Melon Soju for $5.50, which seems about par for prices I have seen in other stores for other Soju. I also bought a couple of 10 packs of snacking Nori that were on sale for $4 The counter was staffed by a couple of young adults , seemed maybe college age, who asked if I found what I was looking for . They were pleasant, friendly and helpful.

Great grocery for Indian spices. Lots of spices and selection of produce with reasonable price…read more Abdul happily answered all my questions and showed me where I can find what I was looking for. He was professional and very helpful. Place is not too big but big enough to carry a bunch of South Asia. Lots of parking. Place is where DMV used to be.

Bad customer service and turned around and told that we were victims but thats not it my kids don't…read moreunderstand urdu they speak English on not understanding language man was yelling at my kids and store has expired ice-cream besides telling them he still put it back in the freezer. And they have shopping carts that belong to other company which that company is still open and saying the bought those from the closing store . Anyway we not the victim just saying CUSTOMER SERVICE IS BAD AND RUDE PEOPLE NEVER GOING BACK HERE AGAIN NOT RECOMMEND BUT CAN'T STOP ANYONE. better store in Sacramento with better prices

Froyo is delicious! There's not too much flavors to choose from but the amount of toppings makes up…read morefor it! I love how clean it is and the workers are always so friendly! One of my fav spots in Davis!

If you're looking for a sweet treat with thousands of customizable creations, then "Yoloberry…read moreYogurt" will have you covered. Located directly on C St and tucked in between 3rd & 4th St's in the heart of Davis, this wildly popular family owned-and-operated fro-yo business has been around dating back to 2008. Since then, they have served locals, out-of-towners, and primarily college students that attend UC Davis. Since I don't frequent this area very often, I came here for the first time on Saturday 7/25/2026 at around 8:00pm. Parking was fairly easy to find as there is nearby street parking adjacent to the business. However, keep in mind that it can fill up during the school year as well as days where the Davis Farmers Market takes place across the street at Central Park (on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings). The exterior layout is absolutely stunning with a large grass area with picnic benches and seating to accommodate at least a couple of dozen customers. And since the business itself resembles a house, this creates that illusion you're enjoying a savory dessert in the comfort of your front yard. The interior layout is small though with only minimal seating. However, the flipside is that you are gifted with just over 100 amazingly delicious toppings to choose from. I won't list all of them but some of the toppings that stood out were circus animal cookies, gummi bears, brownie bites, Captain Crunch cereal, yogurt covered pretzels, and much more. And they offer just about every type of nut (walnuts, peanuts, etc.) as well as candy confectioners and syrups imaginable. The fruit section (which is in a chilled refrigerated case) offers fresh strawberries, mangos, blueberries, and much more. During my visit, it was crowded but not to the point where I was bumping into anyone. As is the case for other self-serve frozen yogurt shops, this place is familiar territory where you grab either a medium or large cup and start serving yourself. I went with a mix of chocolate, butter pecan, and cheesecake frozen yogurts with various toppings to complete my dessert. Since they go by weight, I spent just under $6 for a fairly reasonable amount of frozen yogurt w/toppings. Overall, everything tasted great with no complaints. Best of all, their hours of operation are 11am-11pm Sun-Thu and 11am-11:30 Fri-Sat. With above average service, reasonable prices, and an endless amount of toppings, I am giving "Yoloberry Yogurt" an above average four star rating.

Awesome Indian Grocery in Vacaville! Amazing prices and great selection!Amazing location!read more

The people in the local shop are very attentive and full of helpful information…read more Support small Very clean and following covid safety measures great.

Being born and raised in Woodland, this store has been a long time spot for my grocery needs. The…read morequality is amazing, the price is fair, and the staff has always been high spirited and caring. As a person who loves to cook, I go to 6 grocery stores (not counting Costco and Target) and am always impressed with what Food4less offers - great selection at an often lower price. This is my go-to spot for produce, and specialty meat. Not every store carries octopus, beef heart, and makes their own sausage. Good location and great food. Happy to have Food4less in our neighborhood.

We received the Truckload Sale postcard in the mail and were in Woodland on Easter Sunday so…read moredecided to stop by Food 4 Less to check it out and pick up some sale items. We had never been there before and were unfamiliar with the layout. It took awhile to find some of the items we planned on buying and a couple we couldn't find. The store has a large selection of products, especially of Hispanic items. The produce section had fresh garbanzo beans. I don't think I've ever seen those before. We wanted to buy a particular breakfast cereal but the shelf where it should have been was empty. We searched around for someone to ask, but couldn't find any employee around, other than at the check stands. My husband got irritated and wanted to buy what we had picked up and leave immediately. I'd like to return to further explore the store.

Migel con familia do a great job serving the community providing butchered meats groceries and hot…read morefood. They are a mini taco stand inside a Mexican market and carnecirea. Great taco tortas and other delights. And a complete cold box full of beer sodas dairy and other delights groceries.

Been coming here for over a year and I have never been disappointed. The meat is amazing, their…read moresauces are great, and the family-owned culture is what makes me come back everytime! Love interacting with such nice people. Call ahead if you order around lunchtime because they are poppin!

This review is mostly about about service, or the lack of it. We have been here a handful of times…read morewith a group of 10 to 15, hoping each time that the level of service would improve. Here is what's going on. This latest visit was serviced by Zoran, but previous visits have suffered the same problems. An inordinate amount of time is required to provide everyone with a drink, even though many of our group order only water. The order taking is somewhat chaotic, although it appears that the server is making relevant notes about who orders what and who is together. Then the waiting begins. A few of the smaller items (soup, salad) emerge from the kitchen in maybe 30 minutes, the entrees don't start appearing before we have been seated for more than an hour, often longer. And this was a Wednesday afternoon--we arrived before 5:00 pm--when the restaurant was not near full and we had made a reservation the previous day. The food is generally good, if rather lightly seasoned. But I can recall no inquiries from the server about beverage refills; our requests for this require, again, an inordinate amount of time to fulfill. More than once our server made the trip from the kitchen to our table carrying only a single item, then back again, apparently, for another item that sometimes doesn't appear. When it's obvious that everyone is virtually finished with their food, the only way for us to receive our bills was to flag sown our server who finally appears with several slips of paper and absolutely no idea of who has ordered what, in spite of apparently making notes during the ordering process and delivering the majority of the dishes to our table himself. We finally all received our bills, but about half of our group failed to receive the traditional fortune cookie at all. Here's the thing: this pattern over several visits of the lack of server attention and skill is should be directly laid at the feet of management. Every server has to start somewhere, but the success and future of the restaurant largely depends on the work of the servers; poor service taints an otherwise good experience, even if the food is perfect. Not to mention the fact that servers are the sales people for potential extra revenue, e.g., upscale beverages, deserts, etc. We are reconsidering whether to return here as a group in the future, but over two hours for a meal seems excessive.

Came for Father's Day lunch & left mostly satisfied. Luckily I made reservations because it was…read morevery busy that day, as was our waitress who was sometimes around...the other waiters noticed our needs & addressed them. The soups were hot, but some of the mains came out a bit lukewarm. We all left with full stomachs & leftovers. I plan on coming back on a less busier day!!

I'm unapologetic and very selective when it comes to authentic Mexican food vs. the watered-down…read more"Mexican food" you find in touristy spots like Baja or Puerto Vallarta. La Familia gets it right--every bite here tastes like the real deal. They don't just stick to yellow or white corn tortillas--you'll find blue and even purple corn, something you almost never see outside central Mexico (let alone outside the country). Their chips? Thick, crispy, and full of flavor--the kind that makes you feel like you're sitting back home in Mexico. They keep things creative too, without losing the roots: beet tortillas, tomato-spinach, and my favorite--the jalapeño tortillas that bring just the right kick. And don't get me started on their tamales. I don't even like tamales, but their new chicharrón flavor had me eating in silence because words just couldn't keep up. Owners Mafer (from Mexico City) and Kevin run the stand with so much heart. They're kind, helpful, and always down for bigger orders--we even featured their chips and tortillas in our Christmas gift baskets, and people loved them. Every Saturday at the Midtown Market, this is where we all go for tortillas and chips that actually taste like Mexico. #SupportLocal #MidtownMarketSacramento #AuthenticMexican

My brother told us about this tortilla place.So me and wife had to check out knowing you can't buy…read moregood corn tortillas in grocery stores.we bought a dozen for $6.00 we thought was kind pricey. Butt when we saw them they were king size and warm well worth six dollars and really tasty.love this place we will be back for sure. Cons: I didn't bring any butter or salt to put on warm tortilla lol