I go here for all my grocery needs. The staff Jane and Steve were super nice and knowledgeable…read moreabout what I needed.

Worst customer service ever and rudest courtesy clerk. ALWAYS ALWAYS double check the price on the…read moreshelf and check your receipt because of price gouging or incorrectly pricing enter by casher at checkout

Their paani puri is a must try (only available on the weekends)…read more For all you folks who need a little bit of an introduction about Panipuri (also called gol gappe). It consists of a round shaped, hollow puri (a crisp flatbread), filled with a mixture of flavored water, tamarind sauce chilli powder, potato mash, onion or chickpeas. You can ask for it to be spicy or sweetish tangy. Trust, when I say this you cannot miss this! It's one of the most common street foods in India which is a MUST try!

I have been planning to check out this business since it opened. I was excited the Indian store…read moreopened near my mom's house. The store is stocked with so many groceries. I looked at the prices for so many items in the store and they were all over priced compared to the near by stores. I decided to get bhooja( mixed beans). It was clearly marked $2.99. When I went to pay he charged me $3.99. I said to the owner, the sticker is for $2.99. He was like that's the reduced price. But then why are you still charging me $3.99. Are you seriously wanting business? Oh well....that being said, good luck to the store

I've visited the coffee shop over here a few times and saw this market, I finally stopped in to…read morebrowse and do a little shopping. The plaza is busy and has plenty of parking, but be careful in the parking lot- it's very active with cars coming and going as well as people. The. store has a good variety of fresh produce, meats from their butcher, fresh fish, shelf stable items, and refrigerated items. They had a good variety of savory snacks including some chips in brands and flavors I hadn't seen before. We picked up some chips and snacks, some freeze dried fruit, sauces, canned items and a few other odds and ends. It was busy and while they had two registers open both lines were long- but moved quickly. The prices were reasonable here and comparable to other places we've been to.

The only Asian grocery store in Elk Grove that I know of. They are located in the Laguna Pavilion…read moreplaza. Same plaza with Chipotle, Chili's, Fedex, etc. Parking can be limited as it is share with other businesses. There are a lot of activities going on so be careful and cautious as driving through the parking lot. A lot of activities meaning a lot of cars and people. This is one of the smaller Chinese supermarkets in the area. Even though they are smaller, they do offer variety of items. Meats, produces, snacks, condiments, frozen items, etc. Customer service here has been average.

I received amazing support from Soni's Supermarket employees during the hectic time before Diwali…read more My family and I needed ghee, statues, and rangoli supplies. Not only were they well-stocked (and no expired items, when I checked) but the employees made it a point to guide me in the right direction and everything was clearly labeled.

Usually when we go to Soni's Supermarket they provide us with great customer service and can find…read moreall Fiji priducts at a reasonable prices. But we bought Fiji Hot Bread from Soni's Supermarket yesterday (2/28/2025) and today (3/1/2025) went to eat some, already have molds, tried checking for expiration date, there's no expiration on product packaging. Extremely discontent with the product! Please check products prior to selling. And not sure how can products especially food be sold without expiration date.

Small Chinese grocery store with narrow aisles, crammed full of dry goods, snacks, and fresh…read moreproduce. The Chinese hot deli located in the back of the store has the cutest grandpa-type gentleman working the counter. I guess I got there just in time cuz they only had half a roast duck left. Also ordered the crispy roast pork, char siu (bbq pork), and the soy braised pork elbow. They chopped everything up nice and bite size, and were quick and efficient. All the meat items were good and hit the spot. Also got some pea shoots, mushrooms and mantao (steamed buns) from the grocery section. Great service at the deli and at the front counter. Will definitely come back again.

Nice grocery store on Freeport Blvd . It is smaller than…read morethe chain supermarket but big enough to carry all the groceries you need for your daily shopping. The ingredients are fresh and from local farmers and ranch . They have so many types of vegetables and the prices are good . There is a BBQ shop at the end of the store . They make their own roasted pork , roasted duck , soy sauce chicken , yellow skin chicken and stewed pork knuckles. There are all kinds of noodles : insulates and the ones you must cook in the pot first, then stir fry with meats and veggie just mix together with seasonings. They have variety of dried tea leaves from different regions of China , plus different countries ( like Japanese styles , Hong Kong style ) etc . A frozen section for Shabu Shabu meats and shrimp dumplings. Froze fish and seafood , dim sum , etc . Twice a week , they will order dim sum from San Francisco China town and put on the shelf . You ca pre order the dim sum you like for your own choices . This is a small grocery store with amazing food supply ! Great customers service !

We arrived to Joeys memorial dinner early at Maharaja's Hall and we were thirsty so we wanted to…read moresee what's inside this Fiji Snacks & Sweets shop, which is in the same building as the hall. Immediately noticed how clean and organized the store was. The attendant greeted us and let us look around. There was only one small refrigerator for cold refreshments which include bottled waters and soda cans $1 each. The sweets were interesting but I wasn't sure what to get as there were a large variety. I ended up purchasing 5 soda cans and 3 bottled waters. My son wanted to try some of the sweets so the young lady at the register recommended gulab jamun in a small to go container for $10. I've had this before at indian restaurants and they are delicious when fresh! These tasted flavorful and pungent, but very sweet. Give this place a try if you're in the area.

Really sad to write this review but I'm very disappointed on the Palau food purchase. You are…read moreruining the good taste of Fiji food. I used to get the lamb Palau only to regret low grade in quality. Yesterday I tried their chicken Palau to give it a second chance and regret it the rice was sticky and bland flavor. Samosa was oily too. I don't recommend

Go to Vinai for their papaya salad! You can find it on the right side of the store when you enter…read more They make it right in front of you, so you know what goes in and how fresh it is. I went in on a Friday afternoon and it was busy inside. I thought there wouldn't be a lot of people because the small parking lot had a good amount of spots left, but there were lines at the cash register. It was pretty clean inside and didn't have much of a funky smell except for when you're near the papaya salad station, which is normal because of the ingredients used. A few people ordered big party trays of the papaya salad because it's that good. The workers in the back were constantly shredding more papaya. There were a few orders ahead of us and only 2 workers mixing it up at the mortar and pestle, so it took about 20 minutes for our bag of papaya salad to be prepared. It was worth the wait because the papaya salad was delicious and portions are great. The lady at the front was friendly and looked like she enjoys making papaya salad. Next time I'll get it with 3 peppers instead of 2 for a more spicy kick.

Heard a lot about this place and pass by it all the time. I first tried their papaya salad at a…read morefriend's house and was told it was from here, so I decided to check it out myself about a week later. When I walked in, I noticed they had a dedicated papaya salad stand. I told the lady I wanted to order one and she nodded and asked me to wait. I walked around the store twice and came back, but the order wasn't ready--and it seemed like she had forgotten. There was no one else in line at the time. While browsing, I noticed many items felt a bit overpriced, though they do carry a lot of wholesale-style items and a wide selection. Despite the wait and service hiccup, I would still recommend the papaya salad--it was good and worth trying.

Gave us raw meat in our naan kabob , gave me a chicken wrap instead of a grilled chicken sandwich…read more No biggie right? We called when we got home to complain and the afghan guy running the deli who barely understands English denies everything. Ummm excuse me? You're denying you gave me raw meat? You're denying you gave me the wrong order? Literally arguing saying no. Wtf. See pic below, Raw meat that's hard as hell. Yet the Afghan deli cashier thinks this is okay? Sure, if you want mad cow disease. Wtf. This is what sends people to the hospital. Need to call the city for a food safety inspection

recently tried East West Food, and it was such a pleasant surprise! The fusion of Eastern and…read moreWestern flavors was creative and delicious. Every dish had a unique twist that made it stand out. The staff was warm and welcoming, and the service was quick. I especially loved the [insert dish you liked -- e.g., "spicy chicken bao" or "creamy pasta with an Asian kick"]. The portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared.