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.

We stopped by after a Bosnian game in Santa Clara and were so excited to see so many Balkan…read moreproducts. It's a cute little store and definitely a must stop if you're in the area. The owner is the sweetest, he gave my son chocolate and treats. We'll definitely be back!

Went here before 7pm and the placed was closed. Not even sure if its still open for business…read morebecause there was no sign & the place looked really run down from the outside. I doubt I would of felt safe buying anything from there because of how bad the place looked

Fiesta Market didn't have much to offer. little produce, little grocery, not sure if meat section…read morewas open. that section looked dark. the beer section had a few brews so got one. brew: budweiser chelada (3.60) 5% -has real clamoto in it. tasted better the lst time i had it. no more for this brew.

It's nearby and holds freshest produce on certain days. We're regular shoppers so we can ascertain…read morewhat days will have the best produce. I haven't been able to find their complimentary chai anymore. Mithai purchases from here have been a miss in the past so we don't buy sweets from here. Amul and Vadilal brands are easily found in the frozen section. Lines are longest in the evenings with only two cashiers at the counter. Garlic has been a hit or a miss at times. Samosa at the hot snacks section is just okay. I would still continue to get grocery from here because it's fresh and convenient. Bonus points for the best lychee you can find in the Bay Area!

My bf comes here regularly for vegetables and other grocery items, and the quality of products here…read moreis overall fine. But there is one rare item I am addicted to, the fruiti-o mango nectar, which is tucked away at the corner of the refrigerated section in the store alongside a couple other unique flavors. The mango juice I was particularly looking for was well in stock when we stopped by this past Sunday. It is so yummy, and not too sweet. When we first arrived, the tantalizing aroma of fresh jalebi being fried outside the entrance caught my attention. I didn't even know what it was, but I saw the sign and watched the guy making it, and I wanted some. Like many markets they also cook a range of food here, though I didn't see it happening in the store so I'm not sure where. Unfortunately the scent of food can be smelt throughout the store while shopping, so it's like being in a restaurant where your clothes absorb the strong odors of ethnic dishes, and it will follow you home if you're in there too long... I think since the place was kinda crowded the weekend before xmas, it was a combination of the people and the food actually. But at least they had the juice we wanted, along with veggies we picked up as well. Service was sufficient, and we got outta there before it was too late.

We went looking for pandan leaves. This was the only place…read morethat carries the leaves on this side of town. I wanted them to try and make some simple syrup for my lattes. It took a minute to find them. I tried to ask one of the employees,but there seemed to be a communication problem. Took it home and everything worked out fine

I love seafood city because it has everything I need to make Filipino dishes. Their meat and…read morevegetable prices are decent. You can get good deals. I don't often come here, it's out of my way but when I do, I try to stock up on things I need. Such as banana ketchup, noodles and things I can't get at Ranch. (Living in South San Jose my options are limited) My mistake, I came here a day before New Year, never again. ‍ I had no time to look around because it was crowded. So I grab what I came for and stood in line. The workers there keep the line going. Props to them! I wanted to so badly to go to grill city to get some crispy chicken skins, again I didn't want to deal with the long lines. Store was clean and organized. Parking is usually full but a walk never hurt no one. :-) I'm definitely coming back for those crispy chicken skins.

Very clean, lots of Kerala grocery items. Found kanikonna (golden shower tree ) flower just in time…read morefor our new year (Vishu). Lots of items from South India and unbeatable prices. So glad this opened nearby! Service was quick. They don't accept discover credit card. We will be back soon.

We usually come here to buy fresh meat, and until recently we had a good experience. But our last…read morepurchase, about 3 pounds of mutton which was extremely disappointing and terrible . The meat had a strong smell of cleaning chemicals. At first, I thought it might just be me since I'm sensitive to such smells, or maybe it came from the packaging. I went ahead and cooked it anyway, but once we started eating, it was clear the taste itself was affected, it actually tasted like cleaning product. It was so bad that we couldn't eat it at all and had to throw everything away. Since then I am so afraid to buy meat products from any store, thinking that what all stores must be ding and why I should eat chemical and affect my health.

Guess what? The Shokku Bakery inside Hashi Market is finally open now. Asian breads $1.99 per piece…read moreand sliced cakes for $3.99 each. Walnut bread loaf looked much smaller here. They are starting to add more pastries and the displays are looking good, especially with the sesame buns and cheesy tarts, etc. I'm surprised that they are trying to beat pastry prices in the area and it's definitely looking good here. Decent prices and good looking pastries. Still feels like a startup though. Cashiers are training and doing their jobs. Hashi Market has been upgrading too. I purchased 3 large bags of dumplings for only $10. It was a good sale this weekend. Celery pork/leek-scallions pork/cilantro chicken/etc. I think their fresh vegetables have dropped in prices too ($1.49-$2.99 per lbs.). Finally. I come here for tofu selections too. You can also find good 1liter healthy coconut water for under $3 each now. Hashi Market is slowly improving and training more new employees inside. This grocery store is convenient and they have made the aisles more spacious to walk around. Food deli area is still operating. I think the place is much better now compared to when it was the Marina grocery store in past years. Japanese products are showing up more and things are more positive here. I'll be back to try a few more breads/buns. $1.99 for good looking breads is cheap and decent here.

When Hashi first announced buying out Marina, I was thrilled to finally have a Japanese market in…read moreMilpitas. I have had to go to Fremont to Osaka Market, or to Mitsuwa on Saratoga Ave, or to Nijiya or even Sakura in downtown SJ. We have many Chinese-Vietnamese Asian markets nearby Milpitas. I, along with a few of my neighbors are hoping that Hashi goes forward with the conversion to carry more Japanese items and bentos at Marina. Disappointing.

Customer service at roti station is miserable . The lady who assists is rude plus handles the…read morecounter and goes directly to remove cooked rotis to pack without proper hygiene no washing hands or gloves .

India Metro Hypermarket opened in the vacant space next to Bevmo. Extra large store with the usual…read moredepartments found in India markets. Aisles long, wide, signs note contents in aisles. Every items has up to 5 choices, mostly priced. Pick all that's needed. 3 cashier stations at check out. Wasn't jammed. Quick check out. Large parking lot. Buys: "Tea India" masala chai 80/6.99 -black tea with real ginger, cinnamon, black pepper, clove, cardamom. No artificial flavors/spices. -pretty strong. Milk can be added. As is fine with me. All in one mix (3.49) 14 oz -chickpeas, various nuts, raisins, fried flours of beans... -Daily value: 17% fat, sodium 11%, sugar 1%, protein 7 gm. Fibre 14%. Slightly spicy. Fat level high. Spicy punjabi mix (2.99) 10 oz -not tongue tingling as posted. flours, rice, nuts, spices. -DV: 30% fat, sodium 13%, fibre 12%, protein 7 gm, High fat, highest calorie count Masala moong dal: split mung bean (2.09) 7oz -fried mung bean with spices...slightly spicy -DV: fat 8%, sodium 10%, fibre 14%, protein 8gm Healthiest with lowest fat, sodium 4 stars: wide aisles, priced items, labeled aisles. Pricing on some items higher here...