This place is a perfect example of why I love living in Hayward, such diversity and culture!…read more Friend tells me today there's a new market on Mission opposite the library and I just happen to be driving on mission. So I decide to stop in and find out if it's good enough to share with my friends on Yelp. Let me tell you something, you must visit it and buy yourself some Afghani treats ok! I took a bunch of pictures so hopefully they will help you. The place opened 2 weeks ago. It has a great selection of teas, sweet treats, and dry fruits - as we from India like to say( almonds, apricots, raisins and pistachios, etc). They have fresh afghan bread, they have a meat section ! And did I mention the sweet treats! I bought a Sesame paste dessert with rose petals (Tahin Halva) and oh my, what a time to be alive! Haven't had a sesame paste halva in decades! Easy accessibility from Mission Blvd and lots of parking. Go check out this place and elevate your life with some products from the east. Special mention of Bilal who was manning the counter, and was super helpful answering all my questions.

Nice, clean, well-kept store with great, helpful employees who are happy to answer questions about…read moreany of their products! Selection is a bit limited, but what they have seems to be top notch. But, their fresh Afghani flatbread is worth a special trip all on its own! Especially if you're lucky enough to visit while they're baking - it takes an extraordinary amount of will power not to rip into a fresh-out-of-the-oven flatbread during the drive home...

Very friendly owner. Zeiton is also caring and a…read more recommending new torshi style to me that she made it. Tasty and fresh kabob for 5 skewers only 15$ and homemade nan. Got fresh herbs from their freezer side and the taste and brand was outstanding.

The best Afghan bread I've had in a hot minute!! I truly enjoy it toasted with some feta and…read morewalnuts . They have a lot of Arab/Middle Eastern and South Asian spices and ingredients. The first time I went the man working was SOO kind & helpful, the second time the other guy was very polite left us to find what we need then pay. It is very crowded in terms of space but nothing out the ordinary for most Arab markets.

Checked out this Indian grocery store because my Uncle Yu Togo order wasn't ready yet…read more They got Indian okra and American okra $4.99/lb PG Tips black tea $6.99 for 80 tea bags or $15.99 for 240. I didn't buy any. I got Parle-G Indian crackers $2.89 for 10 pk. Another customer bought it too. It's a popular cracker. Masoor Dal 2lbs for $2.89 - split red lentils. I like to make lentil soup in my Instant Pot. I wanted to use my Visa card but it didn't work on their machine I had to pay cash boo! My total $5.78, I got .22c back.

Small store with friendly owner / staff. Only issue is that the prices are twice as high as other…read morestores. If their prices were more comparable to nearly stores it would be a nice place to shop for Indian groceries.

We ordered spinach, cheese, and meat fatayer. Each box comes with 4 fatayer and total for 12 was…read more$36. The cost was reasonable. We really enjoyed the cheese, meat was decent, and spinach was good as well. As soon as you walk into the store, you smell the fatayer which was very nice. The service was okay- I was expecting a hospitable/friendly service that I normally experienced from Arab markets. I wish they sold manaeesh or sfeeha but when I asked they said they don't make them.

If I had to make a "gems of Fremont" or even a "gems of the Bay Area" list, this place would be…read moreamong my top picks. Why? Because you can't get freshly baked Middle Eastern / Levantine pastries just anywhere in the Bay! If you've been to a Yemeni coffeeshop in the Bay Area, especially if it's in the East Bay, you might have seen this bakery's fatayer and manakeesh sold there since they supply a bunch of the coffeeshops. They bake all day and you can stop by at any given time and find freshly made pastries sitting on the table by the bakery section. In terms of selection, they generally have different types of fatayer (spinach, beef, chicken, cheese, more recently potato), manakeesh, lahm bi ajeen (soft flatbreads with a meat and tomato mixture on top), and chicken musakhan rolls. They don't always have every item available but they'll let you know what's in the oven. The pastries are 6 for $15 currently. They freeze well too. I've been here often and the customer service has always been friendly.

it's an OK place. The service is not good and the prices too high not a clean place where we will…read morego back again

Nice afghan market with several items to try out! Line to check out was a bit long, otherwise, it's…read morea nice place to get snacks, ingredients and all your grocery needs.

A top favorite when it comes to Filipino baked goods and desserts. Located inside of island…read morePacific. Love their fresh baked pandesal. Their mini mochi pandesal is sooo yum. My favorite is their pan de pina or coco and bibingka. My sister loves their banana nut loaf and taho. So many items to mention. Once in a while there's a line but it goes down quickly. The staff are always friendly and willing to assist. Bout to make a trip out there just thinking about it.

San Honore Panaderia opened eight months ago inside Island Pacific SuperMarket. Its space is just…read moreinside the entrance. Can't miss it. Straight ahead. U will pass a table of boxes filled with various types of bread as u enter to the left. The Bakery is behind the table. In front there are more boxes of bakes. Individual items of empanada, hot dog bun, & Giant Bao available. The rest are in packs of 4-6. On the right side are some cakes and premade gelatin snacks in a refrigerator. Plenty of parking in lot. Quick courteous service when line is short. All bakes are made fresh daily in house from fresh top grade ingredients. Bites: Ube Halaya Bread (6/6.99) -has about 20+ food related ingredients. Few chemical compounds. Sugar is faintly tasted. Listed near the end. -soft fluffy bread with trace of margarine, tinge of salt. -filling of ube consists of purple yam, sugar, food related compounds, vitamins, minerals, flavorings. Slightly sweet. Not overbearing. Good for snacking . 4ish stars Worthy. Quality: Excellent Quantity: reasonable. Few individual items. Mostly boxed breads...

I love chicken coconut curry with naan bread and rice I buy in store frozen and was excellent but…read morelast two times I find only one tiny piece chicken most of the tray was only rice and sauce for $9

I don't recommend ordering from Sukhi's. They leave out items in your original order and then when…read morethey resend them to you, they arrive damaged due to careless packaging. Why would you put a glass jar of mango chutney in an envelope!?

Always super friendly and helpful and the bread and pastries are so delicious. We look forward to…read morethe farmers market each week just for them and buy 2-3 loafs at a time. Also I have celiac and my mom has gluten sensitivity however, we can miraculously eat their sourdough with no issues! There is anecdotal evidence that letting sourdough rise for 3 days, like what Alonso Baking does, makes it tolerable and easy to digest. Plus sourdough is a fermented food so is gut health!

Great bread tamales chicken very good the seeds special bread good and the spinach flats goodread more