I finally got out of the house early enough to get some pancit malabon and diniguan…read more Both were totally worth it, probably my favorite spot to grab Filipino food in Vallejo! Love how flavorful both dishes are.

Came here cause my son likes palabok and decided to come to this location to see if it's just as…read moregood as the Suisun city location. The place is much smaller. So not as many grocery items. The veggies looked fresh. The line for food isn't too long of a wait. I watched as they packed the food to see if they pack as much as the other location. The lady who assisted me packed generously to the people she helped ahead of me. So of course I'm here thinking they do pack as much as the other location. But when it came to me, it wasn't even close. The palabok was packed where the container actually closed with ease. Same with the Kare Kare and Laing. The bihon pancit barely overflowing. If you check out the other photos of other reviewers, you'll know what I mean. And that's how the people ahead of me had their orders packed. I guess that server just picks and chooses who she wants to overpack for. I find that unfair. She looked the youngest out of the four ladies working. I spent practically $60 for what I got. Guess I'm better off going to Suisun city since I've never had been shaded on. The only good customer service I experienced was the sweet lady at the register who rung me up. She was pleasant and convinced to grab dessert. She's pretty much the reason I'm giving at least three stars for this review. The food was good, but probably would taste better if my experience was more positive. Only thing was the noodles in the palabok was a little overcooked. Good thing I got dessert cause the maja was exactly what I was expecting and enjoyed every bite. Other than that, I don't think I'll be wasting my time heading out to this location anytime soon. Took almost an hour to get here to begin with and had that experience as a first impression. I'd rather drive another ten miles to Suisun city.

Not a a lot of options and very tiny. The parking was very tight as well. I was in the area and…read moreending ip searching for a Korean market that would carry short ribs, this was not the place, I left empty handed and disappointed.

Family has been going here for years but I've been put off by my recent visits. Pricing has gone up…read moretoo much and a lot of items do not even have a price on it, so it's a total surprise when you're being rang up. $13.99 for kimbap is too much

First time visiting today and left only after final ultimatum from wife. Great selection of…read moreEastern European and German foods and friendly owner. This is a small business, unique to the area that deserves wholehearted community support. Visit once and you will return. Dave L

Great place to get European delicatese! Fantastic service! If you want it.... they'll find it!read more

Great Store to shop in Always Great location…read more From Fairfield to the Store location Food is always fresh. Great for Me.

I love how clean and organized it is. Produce: amazing selection, prices not bad. Service was good…read more Checkout was fast. They have hot deli which I think prices were high. Bakery is good selection. Prices are good. Got some char siu rib that my guy friend teared up. It was very good.

i would not agree with Lisa F. review. not sure what she…read moreexpects from the grocery store. renovations made room brighter and cleaner, more space for groceries. food selection did not change much - maybe - but we are talking about european food - i dont expect sushi up there or fried chicken , also candies seem to be much fresher, never white "powder" on a chocolate. go there when Cinderella fresh bread delivery arrives. Love bread. owners are nice. i bring my 3 year old all the time and she gets a freebie once in a while :) she loves shopping there. Becky (i believe that is her name) also bakes, so you will see fresh desserts, pastry and other tasty goodies at the counter. She also bakes professionally / caters which is also nice. We used her once for baby shower (sugar cokies - i dont think i have any pics at the moment) Parking almost always is available unless there is a farmers market that day. go to the store weekly. i spend 150$ monthly on average for the last 5 years, so i know what i am talking about

Delicious piroshki! Small authentic market as well. Would go back and try some other items in the…read morebakery case.

A vast selection of products from various European countries. The owners are always very pleasant…read more Interesting lectures and festive celebrations.

This is a great place to discover European market delicacies. The shop has booth seating, if you…read morewant to take a moment to enjoy a frozen treat. The owner was friendly and check in to see if we had any questions. I gave 3 stars because I came here specifically for the coffee, and although the coffee did not live up to the hype. The market and the live music was well worth the stop. I purchased frozen crepes, Dadu Vanilla with poppy (curd frozen bar), yogurt, and it was all delicious. Pros: -frozen treats -yogurt -deli meats Cons: -parking -coffee was not great Dos uno dos mil viente cinco

!!! Don't leave here without an ube pao (ube siopao)! Got one on a whim after the cashier lady…read moreasked me if I wanted anything in the warmer right next to her. Super pillowy steamed bun with ube halaya/jam in the center! Great cozy snack. I also tried the chicken asado one; eh, it was alright as the chicken filling was a little too gloopy for my liking. Anyway, yes this mart is ***fantastic*** if you're looking for hard-to-find Asian food goodies. This mart advertises the ability of customers to request specific items to be sold here, and the owners evidently are receptive to such requests (I mean, there's a freezer corner just dedicated to fruit-shaped ice cream lol). Also, I appreciate that interior-wise it's just an old-school bodega-style mart lol nothing overly trendy like j-pop/k-pop blaring in the store. Good shopping experience for me. :p No fuss with lot parking at all when I visited on an early afternoon Sunday.

The store itself is really cool, but the customer service is seriously lacking. I've visited 4…read moretimes now, and every single experience has involved poor customer service -- even after spending over $500 in the store. Most recently, we had a 10% off coupon that stated in large writing it expired in 7 days, only to be told there was a different expiration date hidden in much smaller print. We were only a few hours past the cutoff, and instead of offering any understanding or trying to help, the staff argued about it. Most companies with decent customer service would honor something like that. As someone with 15+ years in customer service, it's disappointing to see an establishment with so much potential fall so short in this area. The staff comes across as cold, monotone, and uninterested in helping customers. To make matters worse, there seems to be little to no manager or lead support available to assist with bigger issues. Unfortunately, the customer service here has been a zero every time I've visited.

It is indeed very clean, nice to get everything Indian in one store. Haven't tried their…read morerestaurant which has opened recently.

This is a clean Indian grocery store. They don't carry many varieties of items but the necessary…read moreitems are sold here. The shop has a reward system that really works and not like the other Indian stores where they have no rewards. I like this store and it's also expanding. Concord needs a good clean and not over priced Indian grocery store. My final verdict. I will be going to this store often and encourage those who haven't to visit.

This is the BEST place for fresh fish, sushi grade and to cook. The vegetables are fantastic and…read morethe pasta is good also. The best part of this is Jimmy the fishmonger. Who knows how to cook what to cook how long to cook it. Mary, who helps with the checkout is always happy and friendly.

Green Fish Seafood & Grocery is a mostly Asian supermarket that offers a variety of things from…read moremost places, though, after going there it's apparent it's mostly a Chinese market. It's located on the borderline of Walnut Creek and Alamo-ish areas, and certainly not in an area most people would be driving by unless you live in this area since it's mostly residential here, or you're driving through Olympic locally for something in that direction that's not the downtown. First things first, it's a small place. It's a local market, so it's not going to be very large. They do have their own parking lot in the front, and there's also plenty of parking in the back as well, so that shouldn't be an issue here even though the store is small. While I've seen some people note this as a Japanese market, it is not. While they carry a small section of Japanese stuff, here, most of the things are very much a Chinese focused type of offerings, from the types of produce, to the packaged stuff here. They'll have some miscellaneous stuff like a section just for pastas and sauces in the right side of the store on a rack, they're mostly a Chinese market. If you need a comparison, they're like a mini 99 Ranch. Price wise, it's about right for this area. If you compare it to other grocery market chains it's definitely not comparable, but for a local market in this area, it's not bad. The fish is indeed on the more expensive side, but it does look pretty fresh at least so there's that. They also have some to-go sushi boxes of stuff. It's nice to see they have a variety of offerings from their sushi to-go options, albeit, not cheap but at least they did look pretty good though. The sashimi boxes looked great because the fish quality appears to be great here. The only thing again, it is a bit pricey for some of these options, so just be aware of that. Green Fish is a nice little market for this area, and certainly will have a variety of things here you may be interested in. Again, it's not a large market, so just be aware of space if they do get busy. The fish counter is literally wedged into the corner of the store, but still offers fresh seafood options for those locally to buy from (albeit a bit pricey). They have offerings of various things akin to 99 Ranch, but certainly more focused on mostly Chinese and Japanese as oppose to Ranch that offers a lot of different Asian brands too. While they have pastas and sauces and stuff, that's basically it for the non-Asian market stuff. This is very much an Asian market. I will definitely want to try out some of those takeout rolls and maybe their sashimi eventually.