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    My favorite olive oil! We only shop here for balsamic and olive oil products. Ordering online or at the markets.

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    enFuso is a good quality California olive oil that's nutty and earthy has a terrific smoky flavor.

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    We finally had the chance to visit their storefront after being customers through their Instagram…read moreand it did not disappoint at all! The bakery was so adorably decorated and you can tell this is really something the owners are passionate about! We were helped by a very sweet worker/owner who was thorough in explaining each pastry and giving recommendations. We ordered a fig and cream cheese financier, a matcha red bean butter mochi, as well as a lemon pound cake. Super delicious and unique flavors, all hitting the spot! I wish we lived closer so we could visit more often

    I want more!! Airy and soft with so much detail and depth in these baked goods. I appreciate the…read moreeffort, passion and thought that is put into this shop - crafted with mindfulness that goes beyond just traditional treats. Small bakery with selected open dates so be prepared! Service was fantastic and helpful! Super grateful for the allergen information placed on display! Got an assortment of items, tried a few and shared with family and friends. Dubai chewy, Scooping Scone in Chestnut Espresso, Lemon Pound Cake, 3 set mini dacquoise, Choco Banana Clairoise, & Carmel and Dark Chocolate Madeleine. All these items were enjoyed and biggest takeaways was how soft and not overly sweet each was! the ones i tried: - scooping scone 3/5, love the concept, flavor wasn't for me BUT i will be trying strawberry next -lemon pound cake: 4/5 love a lemon anything, flavor was delicious, personally not a fan of jelly candies. - salted caramel madeleine: 5/5 soft, not super sweet and a perfect coffee companion. - dacquoise: 4/5 soft and cream was amazing. I felt like mine tasted like lychee (white middle one) but i can't remember the exact flavor i was told. yummy tho

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    This Mitsuwa Marketplace opened this past November. I wished this market was here when I used to…read morelive in Cypress many years ago. I know that many other fellow Yelp members complain that this location is rather small but honestly, if they want to see a small Mitsuwa Market, they should visit the one in San Gabriel. That one is very small and has no food court. Anyways, my husband and I decided to visit this Mitsuwa Marketplace two Saturdays ago since we were out in Orange County. We wanted to pick up some groceries before heading back home to the San Gabriel Valley since this was kind of on the way home. In general, Mitsuwa typically seems to be more expensive than Tokyo Central (the Japanese market I frequent most often back home), often times $1-4 more for items. But that doesn't really bother me, as Mitsuwa sometimes will have different or more selection than Tokyo Central for certain items as well. I like to shop at both markets equally. We ended up purchasing a few items. After we finished paying for those groceries, we walked over to the food court to see what eateries and vendors are available. We ended up getting some onigiri at Omusubi Gonbei and decided to enjoy our rice balls here since there is such a large space of seating. Even though this market is smaller than some of their other locations, I would frequent this location if I still lived out here in Cypress.

    It was my first time visiting this location, and I usually go to the one in Costa Mesa. This one…read morefelt less crowded, which I appreciated, but it also had fewer food options. I ordered the karaage with curry. The food came out hot and fresh, which was a plus. The curry itself was pleasant, leaning a bit on the sweeter side. The karaage had a light batter and was fried nicely the chicken was juicy and paired well with the curry. Overall, while the food was enjoyable, I'd still prefer going to the Costa Mesa location because it offers more variety when it comes to food.

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    Gaucho Mercado is a Meat Market that's located inside the Buena Park location of Gaucho Grill, an…read moreArgentinian steakhouse. It's literally hidden and it's a gem, but you can find Argentinean pastries with dulce de leche, South American wines, Picanha and Tomahawk steaks, and you can get the same empanadas and chimichurri that they have on the menu at the restaurant. For $4, I bought a strawberry tart that had homemade whipped cream and dulce de leche. It was very nice! I also think that the costs are very reasonable as you could get a tomahawk for under $60, picanha steaks for $10, and empanadas for under $4 if you buy in bulk (but for $4 if you don't). Yes - you have to cook them yourself, but it's worth it if you got some skills and if you want to do things your way! I think that I'll definitely consider coming here for a tomahawk or two! If I don't want to cook, then I'd go next door to the Gaucho Grill!

    The food was very delicious. Empanadas very yummy and the eight crunch. Had a birthday lunch here…read moreand it was very nice. Great service by Claudia. The delivery of each plate was perfectly timed. We tried the swekered filet mignon and it was quite tender. The rice and salad were the right complement to the skewers. Our server was friendly and patient. Often checking in on us and our needs. Thanks for making this a pleasant and pleasurable experience. Look forward to coming again.

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    One of the best meals I've had in a while…read more Hubby wanted to come here because he lived around the corner as a kid but never tried it so we figured it's high time to try it out. When we entered it was a small location where one side is a Romanian market and a food counter on the other side. No tables. Only a few counter seats. Honestly I was a little hesitant about this place but my worries were quickly quelled. Staff greeted us and clearly recognized we were in unfamiliar territory and took the time to explain things to us. Basically it's sausages, flatbread, sandwiches, and pastries. The small menu was a huge plus for me. I prefer a place that makes a few things really well. We got 3 sausages, potato salad, couple of flatbreads, and two pastries. The sausages were amazing. Ah-mazing. The carnati, which I believe is made in house, was so incredibly delicious. Thick, juicy, and flavorful. It kind of gave me a Chinese lap cheong flavor with a meatier texture. There was a very mild sweetness to it and a wonderful snap. The cabanas were smaller, dryer sausages. The snap on this sausage made and audible sound when you bit into them. On the saltier side. Not as juicy as the other two but had a great heartier texture. The skinless sausage was almost like a kafta in texture. Soft and juicy. Potato salad had peas, carrots, and chicken. Super delicious I highly recommend. Pastries were also really delicious. The Neapolitan was mostly custard with too and bottom layers rather than layers throughout but the custard was super thick and delicious. This place is 10/10. Totally unassuming spot with amazing food.

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