I have been shopping here for over a year now, buying supplies and necessities for my now sold…read morebusiness.......hooray!!!! The Manager there helped me order many specialty items that cannot be found on regular wholesale shelves.... This place is Wholesale, no membership needed, anyone can just walk in. I definately recommend this place for bigger families or someone starting a small business....They cater to mostly Asians but have seen many Middle Eastern customers there. The prices are much cheaper than going to the grocery store but mostly comes in bulk......... Example, 50 lb bags of Jasmine rice would be about 5-7 dollars cheaper than the grocery store.....And every family has a 50 pounder at home......lol

Bad services, no smile, no friendly. All cashier look angry all the time. What's wrong with this…read moreplace?

Mithepheap Market, Oakland…read more I love coming to this mom and pop's, locally own shop. One of my favorites in my neighborhood. I've been coming here for years now and they are always so kind and friendly. They also recommend foods that I haven't tried yet! Mithepheap Market has all the ingredients I need when I'm making my meals. When I'm on the go, I love coming by to pick up some ready to eat foods such as papaya salad and Banh Xeo. I love how they packed the papaya salad with the roasted peanuts on the side. The Banh Xeo comes in 2 pieces and it's separated by banana leaves so it's easy to pull apart. Highly recommend this local favorite, it's such a hidden gem!

I needed Lahpet and they had 2!! kinds, as well as everything else i needed to make tea leaf salad…read more They also had a bunch of prepared food...so I had to try some and wow just delicious! No, I can't tell you the names. Whatever you get will likely be super tasty and super affordable. Absolutely worth a trip across the bridge!

My husband and I came to do some grocery shopping. It wasn't too crowded this early mid-morning…read more All went well. Bought some red donut shape like peach fruits and vegetables. We also bought deep fried shrimp ready to eat bento to try. We were in and out. The deep fried shrimp was a bit salty. It was just ok.

I got a bag of these rice ovalettes at KP Mart and the next day it already had mold so I brought it…read moreback today and then checked the other bags on the shelf and they all have mold. I told the cashier and she was very dismissive of me. I tried looking for the best by date and there was no date on any of the bags. And it looks like a few bags have sold since I bought mine so I wonder if anyone else noticed.

A cute gem! Came across this spot after having dinner in the area. I loved looking at all the…read moreceramic pieces and trinkets, it reminded me of being in Japan! There's a sake bar at the end of the store, and my friend and I had such a good time trying the sake flight and cocktails. They had a variety of sake, cocktail, and whiskey choices. There's limited seating, but we were able to grab a seat at the bar around 7pm. I'd love to come here again!

An excellent selection of sakes: fancy ones like kirinsan, Dasai, Den Sake (local and awesome),…read morecanned sakes in seasonal metals or porcelain and fun and random impressive tengu shapes. This is also a place to get Japanese condiments, new year ceremonial items (decorative wooden arrows), cocktail bar ware (brass, glass), even pine wood mats and tea pots. They also regularly hosts festival mini markets, sake shoju tasting, especially for their sake gumi members. They get to meet famous chefs and local sake makers. They can also learn and taste from the bar.

This place is great and nice person who work there my kids really like to talk with him. This store…read morehas everything I need. Thanks

Euromix Delicatessen is clustered with a few eateries in a corner commercial building. Signage…read moreisn't clear on outside. No decor inside, just shelves, fridge, freezers packed with edible/drinkable goods: Eastern European products Ice cream, jams, jellies, candies, cookies, pastries, dairy products, pickled veggies, sausages, deli meats, condiment, sauces, teas, beers, wines, soups. Salads, refrigerated/frozen edibles. Self service goods desired. Bring to front counter to check out. Sips: double bock beer, 10.5% abv. 16.09 oz (5.99) -boozy, smooth, czech import. Citrus black tea (9.99) 200 grams -sri lanka import heavy black tea brew with lemon & lemongrass notes. Quick, courteous check out. Meter parking only.

Stepping into Man Must Wak must be like using a teleporter into South-Central Africa. Mere moments…read moreafter being on an Oakland sidewalk I was staring at canned, bottled, and dried products from Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Guyana. Not only do the dry ingredients seduce one into cooking a wider menu, but there's a large amount of prepared food that can be a shortcut. The ambience reminded me of my time in Africa, between the variety of languages being spoken, the music from the radio, and the smells. The service was spot on and helpful, and the few questions that came out of my astonished face were answered. Next I'm going to have to search through some cookbooks...

Came here to buy supplies for egusi. Store is very neat and got a bunch of supplies . Clerk didn't…read moreknow what went into egusi and just said to search internet. I saw they have a lot of frozen prepared foods which I would love to try but no ingredients listed on the packaging. I would love to try if I knew what was in it.

Clean, tidy, extremely dog friendly, local mom and pop store. Mostly European groceries, beer and…read morewine, as well as coffee, sweets and ice cream. We shop there occasionally (three-four times a year). Can't say much about owner(s) or employees as I never interacted much other than "in out, bing bang" and that's it. I didn't notice or experience any rude or "strange" behavior, neither from customers nor employees, otherwise it would've been one star just like all those other reviews (I rarely give five stars to businesses). Also I noticed during my brief shopping visits that other patrons at that moment were from different cultures, speaking different languages, and from different ethnic backgrounds. Truly a diverse and multicultural environment. Finally to Abigail C.: Maybe you should take your rowdy, sugar hopped-up kids to the park to play or spend more time teaching them good manners. Don't be shifting your shortcomings as a parent to others around you. *I am not related to this business owner(s) and am not an everyday/"regular" visitor but reviewers with low self-esteem and an inferiority complex should consider some kind of therapy or even learning a thing or two about different cultures, or perhaps learning a different language before labeling people as racist, bigots, homophobes or any kind of "phobes".

I decided to check it out since it was near the Alameda farmers market. There is a sign on the door…read moreadvertising their ample dessert selection, which includes gluten free chocolate caramel tartlet, gluten free matcha cake, and gluten free vegan chocolate raspberry cake, as well as cannoli, 3 inch key lime cheesecake, lava cake, and tiramisu. The pistachio cream cake and ricotta and pistachio cake sound good too, so many desserts. They also have Mitchell's ice cream. Although there is a sound effect that goes off when you step in the door so the owner or staff must've known when I came in, and they also looked up when a few other people went in and out of the store, I was standing at the counter for about 5 mins before they realized I was waiting to order, so that was awkward. I realized the register is set up for grocery store and not like a restaurant so there wasn't a way to enter a tip for the drink order when paying with credit card; they only have a jar for cash tips. It says minimum $5 for credit or debit or they will charge you $0.50. The owner/employee is pretty no nonsense in demeanor. I ordered a $5 hot mocha for 16 oz. The prices are pretty good for hot drinks. For some reason, for iced drinks, which have a smaller selection, the price jumps up significantly between the 12oz and 16oz size. You can get up to 20oz size for the hot drinks. The coffee itself was pretty good, though, and I liked the amount of chocolate in it. Not bad for drinks, you just might have to try to speak up to get the owner's attention if they are busy washing dishes or not looking your way / not at the register.

Want your fix of quality & fresh cuts of fish that reminds you of the markets in Japan? Ebiko is…read morethe only place I know of that offers this. I'm never disappointed with the food here and I'm super hard to please when it comes to japanese. Omakase quality cuts at grocery store prices. Stop in and give them a try :)

Holy moly, my life is actually changed. Let me preface this…read moreby saying I'm not the biggest fan of raw sushi, but more especially raw salmon. But I'm trying to get myself to like it more by trying other places. I stumbled upon this place just walking by and decided to try it out. Less than $13 for 5 pieces which isn't too bad I think. The sushi was amazing. So good, the quality was amazing and it all tasted so fresh. It was genuinely melt in your mouth. I wish I would've gotten more while I was in the area! The cashier was nice as well and even gave me a ponzu packet from behind the counter and said he liked it with the salmon aburi, and it paired well together! Small store, but very clean. I would definitely come back again to try their other offerings, but DEFINITELY would get the salmon aburi again.