A MUST STOP, especially if you're in the area or if you're eating at the Euro Grill next door. The…read moreolder gentleman manning the shop was taking a break outside, saw us approaching, and immediately went to open up. It's a cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with European goodies. Lots and lots of chocolate and snacks (gummies, candies, biscuits, cookies, etc.), dried pasta, sauces, soup mixes, and so much more. Definitely a lot to look and and the variety is top notch with lots that are difficult to find elsewhere if you're not specifically at a European market. While checking out, I was eyeballing some of the chocolates that they had at the counter and the gentleman working was super nice enough to give my boyfriend and I some samples. Super friendly, welcoming, and giving the best grandpa vibes ever. I got some tea biscuits of various sizes and some really fun looking Garfield hazelnut wafer cookies and my boyfriend got himself some pasta and dried soups. Definitely will stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Euro market is a local Balkan market where you'll find Balkan staples that you won't find in…read moreAmerican markets. It's steps away from Euro Grill. Some go to staples that you'll find in Balkan households are vegeta - a universal seasoning for soups, meats and most dishes, chicken noodle soup packets with said vegeta seasoning (so flavorful, hands down better than any chicken soup you've tried), ajvar (mild to spicy roasted vegetable spread), smoked meats and frozen cevapi to name a few. You'll find tons of candies, cookies, sweats and treats. Keep in mind everything is imported so check dates and remember dates are going to be day first month second. Nelle gives friendly service, he is always so welcoming and happy to see you.

I have a real problem, I cannot stop coming back to International Food Bazaar and at this point I…read morehave fully accepted it!!! This place has been a San Jose staple for years and has been my go-to main supermarket for as long as I can remember. The selection covers everything you could possibly need, from international products to everyday household essentials all under one roof, the kind of variety that makes any other grocery store feel incomplete. What keeps me coming back just as much as the products is the staff. Many of them have been there for years, always friendly, always consistent, always making you feel genuinely welcomed. That kind of familiarity and warmth is something you just cannot put a price on. You come in for groceries and leave feeling like you just visited old friends. This Food Bazaar is a true San Jose international community treasure and deserves every bit of loyalty it has earned over the years. Highly recommend making it your regular stop, you won't regret it

I needed some grape leaves and other ingredients for some traditional dishes, I grew up with, for…read morethe holidays. My go to store for that is the international food bizarre. They have amazing selection of spices, meats, breads, produce and more. The shelves are neatly organized. I love the fresh pita bread and lavash that they sell. I found my favorite brand of grape leaves. I also found the pomegranate syrup I needed and the orange blossom water for my Basbousa. They had a nice selection of fillo dough. My favorite brand is the Apollo fillo dough. I got a few boxes of that for my Armenian Paklava. And I couldn't leave without getting some fresh bread. I talked with Eddie, the owner, for a bit. He's so kind and if there's something you can't find, he'll help you get it. It's always a pleasure shopping here. They have the best international food items and excellent customer service. I highly recommend checking it out.

I placed my first order, a pre order for Le Beurre Bordier imported from France. Was butter from…read moreFrance necessary? No. Did I deserve to treat myself? Yes. Anyway, I received an email today that my order would be arriving tomorrow during the time that I'd be at work. I didn't think in advance to request an iced and insulted bag for the butter, simply because I've never not bought my butter locally before. In the email I was sent, there was a phone number to someone named Remy. I immediately texted with my name and address and asked what to do. Remy responded to me immediately with a link on how to add the insulated bag. When I saw that I'd have to pay shipping again, I asked Remy if there was any way to avoid pay shipping a second time. Remy immediately responded with a custom invoice for the few dollars it was to add on the insulated bag. Customer service so far is a 10/10 and I'm very much so looking forward to receiving my order tomorrow!

In case anyone is confused, this isn't a store you can walk into. It's a grocery delivery service…read morewhere you order online and can pick up your order at the address listed. Ordered online and picked up here, everything went well. Wish there was a store I could browse though

As an American-born, first generation Nihonjin, I have a palate to satisfy in the pickle…read moredepartment!! Not only those yellow daikon pickles (takuan), various pickled plums (umeboshi) and ginger pickles (gari) that may be an excellent addition to your home made sushi will be here; but also, these little perfect pickles you crave can be found by just asking the japanese ladies who listen to you rant about what you've been craving. Even if you don't know the name of it.. Example : "I had this daikon that was pickled with cherry blossoms and it's kind of sweet but not overwhelming..." She got it. TY to her knowledge, I still don't know the name of it. PERFECT EXAMPLE IRIS! Boom tish. Anywho, the restaurants come here to buy this emperor-status, Japanese pickles by the bulk. Ask for samples if you want. Oh, and this is at the veeeery back inside Mitsuwa Marketplace.

An awesome array of pickles. When I generally have Tsukemono it's at a restaurant. You can have it…read moreto your hearts desire here. Pickled ginger, plum, daikon, cabbage. THe list is huge. All things fermented and pickled in this crazy awesome kiosk.

I've been a regular customer here and often bought their house-made meat crepes. This time I bought…read more10, and when I got home, they smelled like spoiled meat. I called the store and was told to return them. When I came back, instead of addressing the issue, the employee tried to place the blame on me for not bringing the receipt, shifting the focus away from the fact that spoiled food had been sold. I then received a silent cash refund placed on the counter -- no apology, no explanation, and no acknowledgment of the problem. Selling food that smells spoiled is unacceptable. Handling it without even basic courtesy makes it worse. Very disappointing experience. . 10 -- . . , , , , , . -- , , - . . . .

Fresh food always, politely personal. Excellent cuisine. An excellent selection of European…read moreproducts for every taste.

I would call Crossroads a hidden gem because because driving by on San Antonio Rd., or even into…read morethe parking lot, you would never realize the amazing quality, selection, and presentation of foods they offer. I've been driving by here for more years than I want to admit, and finally went in and was surprised and delighted by all the specialty foods and astounding selection that they offer. I think to really appreciate their amazing products, I would need some sort of docent to guide me through the store. It is so full of foods from eastern Europe, and even Middle Eastern foods, that I either barely recognize or had no idea existed. The variety is astounding. I'm so glad to have an option like this so close to home.

I love exploring international grocery stores and this one is super fun. Large, clean and well…read moredesigned - you won't be running into people or playing bumper carts in the aisles like a few others that I've been to. Large parking lot as well. You can find a very nice selection of goods from various countries here. Candies, nuts, pickles, spreads, frozen dumplings, butter, condiments, wine, sausages and other cured meats, cheese, baked goods, ice cream bars, a small selection of produce, canned goods and much, much more. We had just had lunch so we purchased a small cheesecake flavored ice cream bar to share and some Lebanese grilled olives to take home for later. We are for sure coming back for some frozen dumplings next time we're in the mood... they had a huge selection. Fun!

Chuyên bán Bánh ướt, bánh thanh trì có hành, bánh ướt tôm cháy, bánh cuốn thịt . Tiệm mỡ của từ 9…read moregiờ sáng

No frills banh cuon spot. Grandma was there, not friendly. She speaks Cantonese and Vietnamese. She…read moresuggests 1 pound for every 2 people. You gotta order at the door. Peeking inside, the place looks really unsanitary. Bowls and messy everywhere. Parking does suck. Main Menu: banh khong = plain banh hanh = fried onions on top banh tom chay = Ground Shrimp banh thit = minced pork hu tieu = thin noodles mi quang nghe = noodles (seems like you may need to order a day before) nuon mam = fish sauce They do sell other things but I'm not sure if they are seasonal. We bought 3 pounds banh thit (with pork) and 2 fried dough balls with mung inside. Delicious!!! Banh cuon was syran wrapped, no aluminum tray.

I've been keeping my eye on this place for a while now, and honestly if you're wanting a taste of…read moreHawaii but from a local business, you've definitely GOTTA try Santo Market forsure. Their poke plates are one of the best not just in the South Bay, but one of the best throughout the Bay Area. Not only are you able to choose from shoyu or spicy seasoning, you're also able to do a combination of tuna and tako as well (tako is octopus). I love the ambiance everytime I come -- it's like a fresh breath away from home, and especially from work, and it just feels like COMMUNITY everytime I'm here. My personal favorite is the shoyu tuna -- which their tuna is caught FRESH and does not disappoint. I like especially when they add the furikake flakes onto the rice, because not only does it give such a rich taste to it, but also, it enhances the shoyu sauce coming directly from the I believe this market used to be open to the public (and sold poke from inside physically), but since the pandemic, they've only been functioning in take-out mode. At times, especially approaching lunch-time, this place CAN get very crowded and busy, so it's best to order ahead using the Toast app, or to go early to secure your plate of poke.

Great bang for the buck. I came during lunch on a weekday and the line was pretty long, which…read morehonestly felt like a good sign. They had two kiosks and one cashier taking orders, so the process still moved along at a decent pace despite the crowd. At first glance, the regular portion didn't seem like that much food, but it ended up being surprisingly filling. I added an avocado on my own, which definitely made it even more substantial, and I still couldn't finish everything in one sitting. Ended up saving the rest for later. This is one of those affordable poke spots that's been around forever, and I can see why it's lasted. It's solid, reliable, and satisfying without breaking the bank. I ordered tuna with spicy mayo, so it was a little hard to judge the freshness of the fish underneath all the sauce, but overall it tasted good and hit the spot.

A good assortment, reasonable prices, the store is clean, and the staff is responsive and pleasant…read more You can also place special orders there.

I have not visited Zoya for a while due to COVID but recently discover this super delicious…read moreaddictive healthy Rye bread that I cannot stop eating. Price is reasonable, always fresh. I picked up some Rudd Russian fish and secretly wish they have the white fish I can get in the city. Hope you find this info useful

I LOVE the run down market feel, it makes me feel like a child again walking through old asian…read morestores. Nothing is really labeled in the fridge. I have no idea what it is in them. I just see prices lol. However the cashier is really nice and can answer many questions. Their papaya salad is the BEST I have ever had. Super fresh, made order. They wrap it up real tight with syranwrap so none of the sauce spills. They have a more extended menu Friday to Sunday.

I found this great little market searching online for a better selection of the sauces, spices, and…read morefresh herbs than other Asian stores for the Thai recipes I love. It's a tiny space, with narrow aisles and densely packed shelves. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I'm happy to make the long drive from Santa Cruz. And, as others have noted, don't leave without an order of their wonderful papaya salad, prepared to order. I ask for it as soon as I walk in the door. It's a little tricky to find based on the address -- it's in the back of a small apartment building. There are driveways on both sides of the building that lead to a parking lot, and by their door.