i didnt think this place could get any worse. WRONG we are not allowed to say names or shame the…read moreperson who sucks any more. they took my old post because i said there names. so the person in the meat dep. is the only good person there and most of the front people are as sharp as marbles. i went there for two things and wanted to self check but all 6 stands only took card. WTF NO CASH. we are not in America.first you have to down load an app to get discounts .now this how is this store still open they need to fire every one there and start over cuz this used to be a good store.it seems like they dont care about older people SHAME

I went in there to look for some cheese that I needed and a strawberry shortcake. I couldn't find…read moreit, so as I was walking out, the person in the store used a code over the intercom. As I was walking out the door, to my left was the security guard acting like he was on his phone. I walked out and looked behind me; he went back inside. Right then, I knew I would never go back there again. I was not stealing, and I didn't plan too So f**k you Raley's

This supermarket reminds me of a Vietnamese market in East San Jose. They offer a variety of…read moreChinese and Southeast Asian groceries. The meat and seafood section smells bad, though. Overall, the meat and fish are cheap, but the quality is not always fresh. Service is like any Vietnamese market. Lots of parking available since it's located in a big plaza.

This market is always a fun and interesting place to shop at. They have a little bit of everything…read moreif you are leaning Asian foods and wates. Yesterday we found a jar of South Korean baby shrimps to make a Filipino style shrimp paste out of. See what I am talking about? If you are feeling like sparing some of your change, there is usually a begger or sometimes a person in a white outfit collecting what you will give outside the store as well.

Generally I like this store. Store people are friendly and helpful…read more Unfortunately the sunflower seeds (raw) are always stale. Also the Monterrey jack cheese usually molds within a week. Seems like the handling/packing upstream needs to be fixed.

Got a pricey piece of filet mignon today, cooked same day. It did not cook properly and was mushy…read more Guess not even the "natural" food stores are excluded from using transglutaminase (meat glue). Can't trust them anymore.

I have a soft spot for this Richmond store - I almost always find it to have a chill atmosphere and…read moreit's rarely crowded, especially if you go a little later in the evening. They play fun music that sometimes makes people spontaneously break into song and dance in the aisles. Okay, maybe I'm painting an exaggerated picture here - it's not like a musical - you need to go to the Oakland store for that level of engagement ;) The Richmond store aisles also feel a bit more spacious than other branches of the GO and staff members are usually friendly. Anyway, the Grocery Outlet is becoming increasingly useful for anyone on a budget (check out Ethical Bargains) and especially anyone who's trying to adopt a more sustainable, plant-based diet. Meat and dairy substitutes can be expensive, so this is one of my main reasons for going. The other is red wine - it can be a lot of fun trying to find excellent wines there and some are on sale for a fifth of the normal price. Current wine tip: Sebastiani winery. Overall, I think that the Grocery Outlet deserves 4/5 Green Stars for social and environmental impact, based on these factors: * Stocking food that would otherwise be in danger of being tossed out because of packaging changes, overstock, imperfections, or looming expiration dates, is part of a solution to the huge problem of food waste. Around 30% of food is wasted globally, contributing 8% of greenhouse gas emissions. * GO stores have been trending towards stocking more plant-based and organic food. * The Grocery Outlet stocks a good number of brands that rate well, ethically. For example, Miyoko's, Cascadian Farm, Dr. Bronner's soap, Treeline vegan cheese, Beyond Good chocolate, etc.) * The Grocery Outlet brings plant-based food (meat substitutes like Beyond Burgers) within reach for those on a budget who want to live a more sustainable life.

Grocery Outlets are franchises and they have common products, but each store has their own buyers…read moreand can get items that other stores might not carry. After having dinner at one our regular place, Google maps directed us north this time to get onto the freeway. After traveling two blocks, we came across this Grocery Outlet and had to check it out. It was a stand- alone store and it had its own large parking lot. This store is large, spacious with wide aisles compared to typical stores. Large displays of items and there were many hot buys and deals. The refrigerated section of produce, meats, deli and dairy covered the back wall of the store. The store was well stocked and carries a lot of inventory in each category, so you get a lot of options here. Scored on mangos at $.50, Guinness pretzels at $.50 and 22oz organic granola for $1.99. This is one of the better GO stores that I've shopped. A good store choice for you Grocery Outlet shoppers if you're in the area.

I didn't realize there was a Japanese market in the area! I wanted to make poke nachos, but didn't…read morewant to drive to the fish market in Albany. I was able to find almost everything I needed at this market. They have sashimi, seaweed salad, imitation crab sticks, packaged and prepared food, meat, snacks, etc. It's a nice little store with a lot to offer. I'd come back again.

This is a small, what looks like a family-run spot, that I really enjoy visiting. The staff are…read moreconsistently polite, welcoming, and always happy to help, which makes a big difference every time I stop by. I usually come here to pick up snacks, and it's become a favorite for my little one, they absolutely love the Meiji chocolate, and this is the closest place where I can reliably find it. Even though the store is on the smaller side, it should meet your daily needs. You'll find essentials like dairy and fresh fruit, along with more specialty items like miso paste and a variety of Japanese seasonings. It's compact, but thoughtfully organized, and has most things you will need without feeling overwhelming.

I went to look for this place & it was not that far from my house 10-15 mins. It's a small place in…read morean outside strip mall. I went in & seen a lot of premade desserts, food, soups. A lot of frozen fish & misc. Thai things! Oh for a small market it has a lot of Thai spices, ingredients for cooking your own Thai dishes! It's a great place to shop at. If you're not going to Thailand soon. Enjoy like I did.

IDK what kitchens or who cooks these but they are solid for the price. A little low on meat…read moreportions but prices are better than any sit down restaurant nearby. Only sells food 10am Saturdays. 9/10, hidden gem of Thai cuisine with sweet owners, would def recommend and def come again.

Love the Schewzan restaurant in 99 Ranch Excellent food-…read moreexcellent service. The soups are absolutely fantastic!

Oof, that parking lot. This is why I prefer to instacart my groceries but the last few times my…read moreshoppers were not Asian so they took forever and so many staple pantry things were mysteriously out of stock. My husband and I braved an in person trip which meant we did leave with courtesy fried whole fishes to eat once we got home IYKYK. I can usually find whatever I need for meals throughout the week. They don't have certain items available on Instacart that they have in the store like chicken feet. I wonder if it sells so well they don't feel a need to list. Idk. You can find most Asian/southeast Asian items for your home cooked meals here. The produce is good, the rice selection is fine, the meats and seafood section satisfy what I need. The turn offs are the parking and if you're needy for cashiers to chat you up. You'll hate it. I love it. Just ring me up and be done with it,

The guard when you first walk in always so polite! They always walk around store and I feel so…read moresecured! The Safeway safe is very polite all the times. My daughter works near there and I bring her to work from Oakland. It's always so nice to come and shop. Safeway is expensive as I don't know what! However l, the Customer Service except the sushi makers is A1. The sushi makers are Rude, terrible individuals!

First and last time at this store. Crowded lanes. A grumpy cashier lady with fake blond hair…read moreclosed down her lane and made a huge crowd move multiple times for the sole fact that she was annoyed with a customer asking if she was open. ( light lane was off) At some point it became ridiculous so we left without purchase. The store is spacious and has potential but the service was ridiculous.