I stopped by Real Produce this morning since it was next door to Trader Joe's. I love that they are…read moreboth so close because sometimes I need items that Trader Joe's does not have. This is a smaller scale middle eastern store that offers produce, spices, bread and international food items. I really love their Persian cucumbers and Italian Parsley. Their prices on their produce are very reasonable. They also carry Armenian Bastirma and Soujouk, which are hard to find. They have a decent selection of spices and have an excellent selection of different brands of Labne. I needed some Aleppo pepper, which they had and also purchased some fresh Persian cucumbers. They do sell many different ethnic breads but they are not always fresh. If you see them taking bread out of boxes and stocking the shelves, that is when you know the bread is fresh. Customer service is not always consistent. But the staff are friendly.

We bought the jumbo flat bread at this place and 2 days later it was moldy. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE A…read morePLAGUE!!!

My wife needed to pick up some groceries. First time shopping at this Sprouts Farmers Market…read morelocation. At this late night, a couple of cashiers only but the self checkout was open, so it was quick. The clerks were friendly and quietly restocking some items.

Miguel helped me find several items on my list. He was friendly and personable and gave me great…read morecustomer service.

This is a two-acre specialty fruit and flower farm tucked away in a residential neighborhood, the…read moreremnant of the Cosentino family's larger produce farm that succumbed to progress when Hwy 85 was built. They have a super cute little farm stand selling produce, jams, syrups, and a few knickknacks. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Cosentino's also offers classes and events among the fruit trees and flower gardens. I went for a beginner's watercolor class on a warm spring afternoon. Shaded by fruit trees, about 20 of us sat at a long table decorated with fresh-cut ranunculus flowers and learned to paint tulips (very badly in my case!) from a local artist. It was a really sweet way to spend a couple of hours and remember back when orchards were the life blood of the Santa Clara Valley. The farm features heirloom fruit varieties and picks them ripe, so I'll definitely go back in the summer for stone fruits and berries. It was a little early in the season for a good selection when I went.

Great family run business…read more Years ago, Consentino's was a brick-and-motar grocery store with products focused on wu. It closed after a number of years and was very much missed by the community. The current family farm is set up in the farm stand style in the middle of a neighborhood. Back in the day, the woke area was dominated by orchards. Today, it is dominated by single family homes. Support your local community and do your shopping here for fruits and vegetables grown in the premises available seasonally.

I stopped in to check out the prices on meat. I heard that they are a great butcher shop. It's a…read moresmall spot that sort of inconspicuous. The meat looked fabulous. Prices were not as inexpensive as I had expected, but they were still definitely better than the mass supermarkets. They had a good selection of ethnic mate as well as regular meat. They also had a lot of other stuff in the market that he might not find elsewhere. Parking is pretty good and it is close to West San Jose, which means no long drives out of the area. I would recommend this place and will be coming back more often in the warm weather when we are barbecuing.

Definitely recommend this place it's very clean and tidy all the time regardless of the time you…read morestop by. The employees are very friendly and acknowledge you as you come in. Worth driving to it Fruits and veggies and meats are always fresh!

This is a rating for Saul Sandoval who participates in the farmers market…read more He and his partner/dad are veryfriendly and even had Chile relleno as a burrito. For my regular chile relleno burrito, a large chicken quesadilla, and two horchatas it came out to $18 which is extremely competitive for the area. But that's not all, the flavor of the burrito itself was amazing. I think I found my new favorite Mexican food place. The chicken within the quesadilla is very tender and not dry at all. They also loaded us up with sauces. Hot cream sauce, mild cream sauce, guacamole, green salsa, pico, red salsa, and mango pico. All fantastic flavor. I'd come back anytime they're open.

I come here almost every week to get seasonal vegetables and sweet fruit. I love how it's in the…read moreOakridge parking lot (in the back towards 99 Ranch) with plenty of parking. It's a good flow of people, not overly crowded or busy. I also frequently pick up eggs, cheese, and bread here too. There's a good variety and I like how the tents are close together for easy access. I've gone to farmer's markets, where the tents are further apart and it feels a bit disjointed. I love bumping into the same vendors every week and listening to the fun, live music in the background.

WE LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!! My 9 year old begs to go buy their juices and pre-packed pineapple! For…read moreDESSERT!!! We have been to Hawaii and she swears their pineapple is just as good. On busy nights when I have no time to cook I grab a bag of tamales and everyone is happy! PRO TIP- their FRESH GUACAMOLE IS TO DIE FOR!!!!

Agreeing with others - the produce couldn't be fresher. Clean and clear presentations of whole and…read morecut fruits & vegetables, juices, and prepared salads & spreads. Salespeople are pleasant and accommodating. Stores hours are generous. Parking is ample, at least until the center's empty store spaces get occupied.

Just came back from Taiwan and soursop fruit was in season and it was so delicious. Didn't think…read moreI'd be able to find any more until I went back overseas, but lo and behold this wonderful store has fresh soursop. I kind of laughed when I read the reviews from the people that bought fruit that they thought wasn't good. Any person that buys fruit from any store needs to check it before they buy it. That my friend is standard practice. The store was very helpful, identified level of ripeness in the different fruit we purchased so we knew how many days each one was likely to need to complete ripening before we ate it. Thank you for the wonderful service of bringing fruits around the world to our location!

Service was disappointing, mainly due to one of the staff members (she's the owner I think). I…read moreinitially bought a box of xoài Thái "ngọt" with 9 mangoes for $35. A few days later, I came back to buy more, but they didn't have the smaller boxes available. The staff suggested I buy a larger box instead with 13 mangoes for $52, so I agreed. One of the mangoes in the box looked old, so I asked if it could be swapped for another. She refused and said they don't allow switching. I told her I wouldn't buy it then, but the cashier stepped in and kindly offered to switch it for me. She was the only pleasant part of the experience. The pricing also didn't make sense. The larger box actually costs more per mango than the smaller one, which was surprising. On top of that, in both purchases, at least one mango was not the advertised xoài Thái "ngọt" but instead a different type, xoài hạt lép. It feels misleading, like they are mixing in cheaper mangoes to cut costs. Overall, not an honest experience and the inconsistent service made it worse.

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.

Living in the US, Asian supermarkets are honestly a lifesaver…read more I stopped by 99 Ranch today and had to put together a quick list of my favorite finds. They carry a wide variety of Asian ingredients, and the produce, meat, and seafood are always fresh. Top Picks 99 Ranch Glutinous Rice Shumai with Salted Yolk: A perfect combo of salted egg yolk and sticky rice--rich, savory, and super satisfying. Chuan Ge Cuttlefish Dumplings: Packed with seafood flavor, juicy with every bite. Indomie Mi Goreng Hot & Spicy Instant Noodles: Sweet, spicy, and ready in just 5 minutes--perfect for a quick meal. 99 Ranch Five Medicinal Herbal Stew Pack (Lung-Moisturizing): Includes ingredients like apricot kernels and snow fungus--makes it easy to cook a nourishing and flavorful soup.

This review is for the 99 Ranch food counter only:…read more 99 Ranch Market Food Counter is a quick, no frills food stop inside the mall. It is set up like a Panda Express style line, with trays of hot dishes plus a small dim sum selection. The focus here is clearly volume over quality. The food is very oily, so just know what you are getting into. They also have roasted duck and fried pork. There combo plates are stuffed huge. It does the job if you need something fast and filling, and there are tables nearby to sit and eat, which of nice, at least. There is also a separate dessert counter at the end if you want something sweet after. Not a place to seek out, but it works if the mood and pocket book hit you.

THIS PLACE IS SOOOOO FN GOOD I CANT EVEN EXPLAIN!!!!! It's so fresh and hot and delicious words are…read morehard to describe.... You gotta must try this little heaven oasis it's beyond my expectations !!!! 1000000/10 for real My honey had the katsu it was so fire Be back soon

Arrived at 650p and restaurant was 3/4 busy. We were greeted immediately and seated newr the…read morekitchen for a party of 4. There are about 12 tables for parties of 2 or 4 but can easitly be pushed together for a larger party. There is no physical menu. You must scan the QR code on the table and order from your phone. Utensils and napkins were brought out as soon as we were seated. Minutes after we placed our order, water was brought out. Both the carafe of water and 4 cups were kept cold in the drink refrigerator. We ordered the following: 1. Spicy Garlic beef pepper rice: My 12yo liked the dish though there was alot of beef left at the end. 2. Garlic beef pepper rice: Hubby says it was bland and had to add the garlic sauce on the table to his plate. 3. Curry beef rice with cheese: I really enjoyed my plate but it was quite bland. I needed to add black pepper and salt along with the spicy seasoning to add flavor to it making it more savory. The curry seasoning has a good taste to it and was not overpowering. 4. Chicken katsu with curry sauce: Hubby says it was good. Chicken was tender and crispy. Curry sauce was flavorful. It's quite good that my 10yo asked to switch his plate, garlic beef pepper rice, with hubby. My 10yo really liked the sauce as there was 2 pieces of katsu left and he didn't want to eat it because there were no more sauce. 5. Chicken karaage: lightly seasoned with a light crisp, not too crispy likethe chicken katsu. The hicken was moist and the dipping sauce is like a spicy mayo sauce. Ive never seen food come out so fast. Within 5 minutes our 4 sizzling plates came out and once we started eating the chicken karaage came out. We ended up eating it along with our meal instead of an appetizer. The two staff working in the front were very efficient as I observed them to clean up the tables quickly, ring up customers and assists with the food delivery orders for DoorDash/UberEats/etc promptly. Although service and food was good, I am not sure if I will want to come back as the ventilation in the restaurant is poor. It was smoky and by the time I left the restaurant 45 minutes later my hair and clothes wreaked of the smoke from the sizzling platters.