Super fast and easy to grab a few pounds of Banh Uot (rice noodle rolls) for a party. It comes with…read morefish sauce and fried garlic. All we did was make our own toppings at home (we went with stir fried mushrooms and ground chicken). The only annoying thing is you need to be prepared to peel apart the rice noodles, but it wasn't too bad. After the party, we pan fried the leftover rice noodle rolls and that was delicious too! This is exactly the kind of authentic, no frills, establishment that I love supporting. Don't forget to bring cash! They don't take card.

**cash only This…read moreplace has been around for decades! It's one of the oldest tofu factory. Parking is hit or miss and really tight. You will find their soy milk at local Asian supermarkets but it's cheaper here. All things tofu. The unsweetened soy milk is the best. The white cap is unsweetened. Ask for it hot and it's made fresh daily. The ones in the fridge are a day old. The ingredients list soy as the first not water. Creamy rich texture. You can get cooked tofu, lemon grass tofu, fried, tofu pudding, etc. they sell bánh ướt (no meat) and Bánh cuốn (meat) by the pound. Buy 2 get 1 free. Other cooked items available and sweets on the counter.

Some of the best home made tortillas I've had in San Diego county! A little hole in the wall gem. I…read moredefinitely recommend grabbing some there!

Great tortillas. Hard to park in the area. Will be going back soon. Nice staff.oooooooread more

I loveeee this store. I've been a customer for over 17 years. They have fresh produce and the store…read moreis immaculate and neatly organized. I was walking up and down the aisles having trouble looking for a product. We were so lucky to have ran into Huyen the manager. She helped us locate it and was so nice about it. 10/10 experience and I'll be a customer for another 20 years.

Affordable and varied food. The service is efficient…read more However two things are glaring, the first is forgivable but it feels gloomy scene in this store. The second is more important, but they need to clean their baskets, found some gunk and juices at the bottom. Otherwise, I love this place.

I love this store! I rarely shop here, but one day after lunch, I wanted dessert and I remembered…read morethey had Julian apple pies. I've been in before and bought one of my favorite wines, but it was all about dessert today. I also grabbed a Talenti vanilla gelato because you can't have apple pie without it being ala mode! I waited at the register since there wasn't anyone around, but then the friendly worker came out from over by the coffee area. Apologized and rang me up. He: The pie is 50% off Me: What? He: Yes Scored! They offer the discount when the pie is a day after its "sell by" but it was still delicious! Ok, so now I'm going to stop in when I'm in the neighborhood. I still would've paid full price because I love Julian pies! Great little market!

Great little market in Little Italy. They have so many nice products from Italy. They also have a…read moredeli and fresh produce. Staff was friendly and asked if we needed any help. Very clean and organized. Grear vibes. The hubby amd I brought home some highly suggested pasta. We can't wait to try it.

I stooped in after a a event I went to in San Diego California . This was a nice little Grocery…read more Outlet . Great meat reaction and produce. Frozen section. I did get some lemons cup cakes and little Debbie minni muffins. I mainly stopped to check the store out. Staff was polite and professional. Great prices on some things. If I am back down that way I stop in again. Thank you I do recommend this store.

Hello July!!! I'm a…read morefan of Grocery Outlet and this location is just 10 minutes away from me! So it's definitely going into my regular rotation. I stopped by on a Monday afternoon and there was plenty of parking with a short checkout line. The neighborhood and store are a little worn, but I came for the deals and they did not disappoint. A grocery haul that would've easily cost me around $350 elsewhere was only $150 here. Love me some great savings!!! Bargain shopping at it's finest! The selection was surprisingly good with familiar brands, upscale products, restaurant brands, organic items, vegan snacks, beauty products, household essentials, frozen foods, drinks, and more. It feels like a mix between Costco and Smart & Final. Some of my favorite finds on this day were teeth whitening kits, self-care products, organic produce, frozen fruits and veggies, vegan snacks, superfoods, sparkling water, and energy drinks. The staff was polite and friendly. Just one tip: don't try to take your cart to the parking lot like I did. It locks up and you'll end up carrying your bags back and forth. Lesson learned. Pros: *Amazing prices and savings *Plenty of parking in their private lot *Friendly staff - young lady was a conversationalist and pleasant *Short checkout line *Great mix of name brands, organic, vegan, and household products *Fun "treasure hunt" shopping experience Cons: *Store could be cleaner and more organized *Limited fresh produce *Inventory changes often so favorites may disappear *Check expiration dates on discounted items *Carts don't leave the store...trust me. Overall, you can't beat the savings. I'll definitely be back.

It's not fancy for sure not for date night. Definitely for lunch and take out. But I love it here…read more It feels authentic. Feel like home. Staff are super nice and sweet. I always come here when I have a chance.

Stopped through to order the spicy papaya salad and it did not disappoint. It was super spicy and…read moredelicious.

I love that they added carts. I couldn't carry my basket anymore and obviously i like to buy many…read morethings because the products r really good and healthy. Staff is nice. and vibe is chill. BOMB TACO MEAT TOO i made tacos

Time for an updated Super Jr sandwich photo. Today's my birthday so I couldn't resist treating…read moremyself to greatness. I usually can get 3-4 servings as they are so big. Then, while my sandwich is being prepared, I dash next door for some great Mexican pan dulce (sweet bread) at Panchita's Bakery. Yum empanadas.

Don't know what I liked most about this place: The food, the owner, or the "Holy Shit! What the…read morehell is a Thai restaurant doing there!" location. After jogging and exploring past this place a few times, I decided it was time to drop in for lunch. I was immediately consumed by that distinct feeling you get when you walk into a lunch place at 12:30, only to find that you're not only the only person to eat lunch there today, but quite possibly the only person to eat lunch there this week. It's a feeling that tells you: "This place is either gonna' be really good, or I'm gonna' need my stomach pumped." As of now, 3 hours after eating there, the contents of my stomach are still very much where they should be. This is a very good sign. The woman who owns the place and greeted me is pretty much exactly the person you'd expect to meet in such an unexpected location -- as friendly as her English is broken, as young as the overdone decor. She'll recommend things when all you want to do is read the menu; she'll talk to you when all you want to do is listen. She won't offer you dessert. Not even a 'happy ending'. But she'll unwittingly demonstrate what is right about City Heights, right about San Diego, and right about America. The Green Chicken Curry was good. The rice was Uncle Ben's. In a Thai place, this should be a crime. In City Heights, this should be expected. But my 5-star enthusiasm for Mekong Village says more about the restaurant's aspirations than for its curry, its character or its decor. With condo conversions sprouting up around it like poop from a diuretic anus, a place like this actually stands a chance -- especially if it dresses itself up a bit for the people who live IN those houses, rather than those who live under them. You never know what will happen with the right marketing. And it's in this vein that the owner really made her impression. She doesn't like the name, she wants to change it, and she asked me for my suggestions. I gave her one. It is fantastic. So crazy it just might work. And she really sounded like she'll take it . So don't be surprised if, on this nondescript corner of 47th and Imperial, you see the name emblazoned in lights: "Imperial Thai Cuisine" You heard it here first.

Great place for ka piek sen (lao chicken noodle soup). The papaya is ok.read more