Has decent selection of groceries but located in what felt like a sketchy area. Produce can be hit…read moreor miss. My sister tried to buy some veggies but they were all sad and yellow. They were cheap, but I convinced her to buy fresher looking veggies instead. Store was relatively empty on a Friday evening. so we were able to get in and out. It was my first time at a Mega Mart, but it definitely didn't feel as big or as nice as comparable stores, such as HMart.

DO NOT BUY PREMADE FOODS. This review is about the quality…read moreof their hot foods section. Compared to the Cupertino branch it's night and day. Their selection is very limited. We got about $60 worth of cooked foods to try at home. First, the cucumbers in their Gimbap was rotten. Had to throw out $12 of food. It seriously gave the family stomachaches. Their bulgogi bowl is ground beef rather than sliced beef. Again, I feel like they are using meats that have gone bad or on the verge of going bad. Then we got Spam Musubi, and the rice was mushy with a weird taste. How can you f**k up steam rice?! We were so disappointed, we went to Kukje in Daly City the next day as a comparison, and not only it was cheaper, but everything tasted fresh. We will not be buying the premade foods from Megamart from now.

This review is long overdue! I frequently shop at Osaka Marketplace and always enjoy coming here…read more The only downside is the parking, which can be difficult due to the congestion in the plaza. It's a very popular plaza with lots of restaurants and businesses, so parking can get pretty hectic. With that being said, I love that Osaka Marketplace has just about everything you need--from fresh seafood and sushi to mochi donuts, snacks, pastries, drinks, prepared meals, and so much more. There's always something new and delicious to discover! The store itself is very clean, tidy, and well-organized. Everything is easy to find, and the staff are always kind, polite, and helpful. I would definitely recommend Osaka Marketplace and will be back again very soon!

Osaka Marketplace is a great place to buy sushi platters when you have visitors. We ordered a Kichi…read moresashimi tray ($123.99) which had 80 pcs of sashimi and an Aya sushi tray ($89.99) with 52 pcs. Buying them from Osaka is about half the price of ordering from a restaurant. The sushi platters have to be ordered two days in advance. You specify a pickup window when placing the order. We scheduled our pickup for 3pm and learned that if you pick up at 3 or after, you have to go to the cashier because the sushi prep employees are already gone. Getting them from the cashier was a little more complicated. Next time, we'll schedule an earlier pickup. if you have some flexibility on what you buy and don't want to pre-order, you can show up around 4 or 5pm, when sushi items get discounted by 20%.

IMHO We went to this…read moreparticular Trader Joe's because we happened to be in Fremont. It is just as clean, organized and stockfull of wonderful goodies as any of the other Trader Joe stores! For a Monday morning it was very busy! We especially enjoyed this particular visit because of our friendly and engaging cashier, who joked about the trendy canvas bags that everyone is lusting after... Not me! Our favorite is the foldable tote bag!

Trader Joe's has all the best groceries you can grab ~…read more They have your usual rotation of groceries and it is exciting to see what new products they will release for us to try out. During my most recent visit, it was a bummer that they had no refrigerated juices available so I had to settle for the juice that was in the nonrefrigerated aisle.

Safeway has always been an awesome place to shop. The store is also clean, well-organized, and easy…read moreto move around as you navigate shopping for groceries. There's a nice variety of goods, from everyday staples to grab-and-go snacks and fresh items, and the shelves are pretty well stocked. One trip easily gets everything we need, without having to search around too much. But, what's really remarkable is how incredibly nice the workers are. They'friendly, patient and utterly helpful no matter if their helping to find something we are seeking or working the check out line. You never feel like you are bothering them, and they always lend a helping hand happily. Customer service like that goes a long way. All in all, Safeway is dependable, easy to shop, because it got everything in such small store if you know what i mean

I frequent this Safeway about once a month when there is a good deal to take advantage of so I came…read moreto this location today to pickup 4 corns for $1 and Beef Chuck flanken ribs for $6.99/lb. I have come for the ribs deal in the past but every time, they have either run out or what's left is big strips of fat on bones. I came to the meat department and was 2nd in line for the butcher. The first person was waiting for the butcher to finish slicing the flanken ribs so she could choose the packages she wanted. Once the butcher finished and put the ribs in the open fridge, she chose what she wanted and left the rest that had little meat and mostly fat. I decided to go back to the butcher and wait when shortly after, an employee approached me with the name tag "Noel". He asked if I needed help and I told him I was waiting for the butcher so I could ask them to slice up some more ribs. Noel looked at where the leftover ribs were and had a condescending tone and said to me, "there are no more in the fridge?" I explained that I was waiting for the butcher to come back because I didn't want just fat and bones. He snarkily said "They all have fat, they are chuck, what do you expect? Well, they are at lunch, you will have to wait a while". I had my 4 year old daughter with me and I said "I have time, I will wait". He then went on to do whatever work he needed to do, checking temps of the frozen section and fridges with a thermometer while I waited there. He went to the back and I could hear him talking about me to the butcher and I could hear his abhorrent tone about me waiting for a better quality cut. 10 min later he goes to the meat rack in the back and uses the meat wrapping machine to wrap some more ribs that were already cut and in trays. He puts them on a tray and puts the tray on the butcher window and condescendingly repeats himself "They all have fat, they are chuck." I wanted to tell him about my experience in the past and that since I had time today I didn't mind waiting, but my 4 year old was there and I just wanted to pick up the groceries and take her home. As I was picking the ones I wanted, he again gave me attitude and said "You know it's 2 max as the limit." I said "Ok, I got it.", He said with an angry face "What?" So I said it louder, "Yes, I got it". Little did he know, my wife also has an account so I used her number since she was at work and was unable to be present. But I didn't feel like he was worthy of an explanation to begin with. I had to bite my tongue multiple times while he made sarcastic, snarky, condescending comments to me, and about me to his butcher, then at me again. If I didn't have my daughter with me, I would have been more vocal, but in this situation I decided to put my complaint online. In summary, I am local and I used to frequent this grocery store, but after Noel's demeanor, I will not be coming back. I will take my business elsewhere and will recommend my friends to not come to this location. If Noel is at a job to provide service to the public, he shouldn't be. He should be an overnight stocker where he doesn't deal with people because he has no people skills. His sarcastic remarks and condescension was behavior that I was taken aback by, and it was the first time that I EVER had this type of experience in a grocery store, and I'm 42 years old. I will be posting this on Google and Yelp as well. I'm sure he will see this post and hopefully he can rethink about his behavior and learn from it, and be better because of it.

I don't really review markets but felt the need to with Khorasan…read more We went shopping for lamb chops for a BBQ this weekend and, since I have family that is Muslim, I needed halal chops. I've heard good things about Khorasan so decided to check it out. They have an abundance of meats, marinades and other items you may need. We only needed the chops. We ordered 10 pounds and watched as the butcher pulled a whole lamb from the freezer and expertly cut out the ribs and sliced them into the perfect pieces. We are extremely excited to BBQ these chops and can't wait to see how they taste. 10/10 will come back next time we need halal meats.

This place is really shady. Too many things on shelves- cluttered. The freezers are nasty- there is…read morefrost bite on the meat. The owner sweet talks you but you can see through that immediately. I would like to know the name of food safety inspector who gave this place a "PASS". The old butcher in the back does not understand English and chops the meat with own idea!

Best fries on the planet! Get them around 9am when they are fresh. Everything else is overpriced…read moreand staff seem grumpy or depressed, but those wedge fries!!

Lucky is always overpriced compared to Safeway, but it's easy to stop by on my way home from work…read more Today, when I went through self checkout, I was informed by the courtesy clerk that you can no longer bag your groceries while checking out at self checkout. She told me that you have to scan all your groceries first and then bag after. Usually, I put the bag up on the scale before scanning the groceries and then just put the groceries into the bag, but they no longer allow that. So she pulled my groceries out of the bag to allow me to scan the rest of the groceries.

Family owned since 1935 , Raley's , Belair , and Nob Hill Foods have been proud to serve California…read moreand Nevada with quality meats , produce and services. I enjoyed their sushi section . It is freshly made every morning . The salmon they us are very fresh , avocados inside the California rolls are ripe and delicious. One of the sushi rolls they made are protein style , no rice . That was great for people who want a low carbs diet . I also like their gifts sections with mini plushies and fund raising bear for charity . They create opportunities to give back to the local scholars and community.

Local grocery store with decent stock often discounted for members and serviced by seasoned and…read morefriendly staff. Raley's, a shrinking brand here in this part of the bay, still holds a large footprint in downtown Fremont. Benefiting from the big parking lot shared by many eateries, cafes, and specialty stores and entertainment, the grocery chain welcomes many to its storefront and keeps them coming back with their weekly deals. Some of the parking spots are tight but there are spaces all around the shopping center if you're willing to walk. But once you're settled, head on inside and be prepared to shop! Be sure to join their free membership to maximize savings (aside from their weekly deals, they have some specials on Mondays and during holidays). A jarring sight, however, is the security officer standing watch at the front entrance which makes you wonder if their presence is due to a necessity or simply a security protocol for deterring that necessity. From all the visits I've made, the security personnel are just as friendly as the store's staff who are frequently traversing through sections to restock, check inventory, and help customers. As you continue walking in, you'll pass the dining space and prepared food section where you'll find fried foods, stirfrys and soups sitting in warmers. Nearby food stations also host a good collection of more freshly prepared foods and a deli for sandwiches. The prices can be decent with their added discounts at times, but I've yet to be hungry enough to try. The biggest impression for me at this store is their dedicated produce section. Organics as well as fruits and vegetables of the season are in full display, vibrant in color and heaped in abundance. Some of their more perishable produce may be found in the chilled cases on the side. In addition, I'm a big fan of their seafood and meats section as the staff behind the counter are friendly and helpful. The selection can be minimal during peak times but the quality seems to be pretty good for the value. Their bread, cereal, and coffee sections are also well stocked and we've also been able to find some solid pumpernickel bread as well as Dutch crunch French bread. After perusing the store and piling your cart, you'll head to the registers, however in all my visits so far, we have been able to use the self checkout which, for the most part, has been a good experience. The staff float around and are helpful in the event that an item needs to be cancelled or a SKU needs to be looked up. A few areas of improvement would include their water fountains by the bathrooms which haven't worked in our visits and general bathroom upkeep. Overall, Raley's does a great job welcoming folks near and far to their well stocked store, serving fresh and on-sale items. The store is organized and frequently refreshed with new stock by their band of employees roaming the aisles with smiles. You'll also find that patrons here are quite friendly - almost a neighborly feel to it. If you're in the area and need a quick bite or a pantry run, Raley's has what you need and for a good price, too!

I come here a lot They seem to be low on staff however…read morethat's not that big of a deal If the meat department is closed for the day I would put a sign saying so instead having customers wait for help they are not going to get This is also the third time I've approached the meat department with no butcher in sight we really should not have to ask for help but if a bell was put there that would be helpful too I also observed that there was. No manager present today so I asked and was told I don't know where they are I don't know when they will be back I called customer service and suggested a sign for the meat department and was completely ignored and told have a nice day Still a very nice Safeway with friendly staff and a lot of good stuff to buy

Did you know you now have to purchase the Safeway sales newspaper? I always thought they were free…read morebut the two ladies at customer service told me I couldn't have even one Safeway sales newspaper. (Totally understand the non-Safeway newspapers are there for purchase) One star because I thought it was super odd so I checked the Safeway corporate site and went to another Safeway and they haven't implemented selling Safeway sales newspapers. So you can deduct why they really didn't give me one Safeway sales paper. Super sad.

Amazing service when I went to go get that hyped up Berry Chantilly cake!…read more Very busy and the cake frosting is worth its hype. I love the almond flavor mixed with vanilla and berries. Beautiful looking cake :) wasn't a fan of the actual breading of the cake, it was a little dry and crumbling. Parking is a battlefield! You've been warned! lol Thank you!

I avoid this Whole Foods as much as possible as well as this parking lot because it's an absolutely…read morehorrible experience. But we were in search of some cake so we decided let's try and see if they have anything. We arrived to the parking lot and it's basically a mess. People coming in and out of very tight spaces and not looking where they're going. A normal space here feels so crammed. It's like they were giving you the absolute minimal space between cars to cram in as many spaces necessary. Now going in, is fine. We went to the bakery area, the cakes were there but not ones we wanted. So we left. Again. Not saying Whole Foods isn't a great place. It's just getting parked is the battle which I try not to have to deal with as much as possible. I would rather travel to other Whole Foods to not have to deal with this specific parking lot. Or go when it's not peak times which is probably like weekdays not during lunch.

Lions Supermarket basically sells mostly Asian products. I don't really go to this supermarket…read morebecause they might have not have products I want. For example, I was looking for sparkling water but unfortunately they don't sell those. The good thing is that most products are cheaper here compared to other grocery stores. It's only good if you're not too strict with what you need. Otherwise, you just have to go to another supermarket.

This is a old fashioned Asian market located in Newark . There are many restaurants in the same…read moreparking lot . We usually go eat lunch in one of the restaurants then shop the grocery after . The building is old but the market is kept clean . They have a variety's of fresh vegetables, seafood on ice , instant noodles , seasonings for cooking , snacks , etc . The price is better than Ranch 99 and newer market like H mart. The public restroom in the mall is clean . Could be hard to find parking in front of the store . If you don't mind to walk a little , there are parking spaces available.