Safeway had everything I needed for the week. The store looked clean and well organized.read more

Until recently, this would be a 4.5 star review. However, now they've put all of the everyday…read morenecessities like toothpaste, shampoo, razors, deodorant, pain relievers - EVERYTHING is in LOCKED CABINETS. ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!! I won't shop here anymore. I even ranted at corporate as they were doing an inspection, "Having all these basic necessities locked up is total BS and I won't shop here anymore." "Bu-Bu-But our staff will help you!" I replied, "Yeah, that's 5 MORE MINUTES I have to WAIT to shop here. I already have to WAIT 5-10 minutes to buy hard liquor. Why don't you just go back to the days BEFORE supermarkets were a thing - Don't even let customers in the store! We hand a list of what we want to the guy at the front and he goes and rounds it all up while we WAIT for 20 minutes. No - I'm done here!" There comes a point where the reality of petty theft has to be accepted on some level. The Safeway at the location below has a corral in the center where you have access to all these items with no wait. It's also cleaner. I suggest we all go there. 1455 Berryessa Rd, San Jose, CA 95133

This review is focused on the prepared food section of the market. Ran in there late in the evening…read moreright before they closed the prepared food area. The lady working behind the counter was very helpful. I asked for a large Togo box of the green beans and she filled up the entire box and then some. The box was so filled where she couldn't even close it. So she had to Saran Wrap the box before putting it in a bag. When we got home I heated it in the microwave and it was super tasty. The green beans even come with sliced smoked tofu. So good! My family couldn't stop eating it and we had so much left we were able to eat it again the following day and for lunches as well. We will definitely be back to at least pick up the green beans.

Marina Grocery is similar to 99 Ranch where they also have a deli area of prepared foods like…read moreChinese BBQ, and a bakery, although, not as big. You can find your usual Asian sauces, spices, and produce here. They have no parking problem because they are in a long big plaza and plenty of spaces.

This is a solid bargain grocery store for produce and better-for-you items. I can always count on…read morethem!

It had been awhile since we've shopped at Grocery Outlet. This location is in a large plaza, so…read moreparking is decent in this stripmall. Bargain prices on certain products but be sure to check the expiration date as with any grocery shopping, right?

Fresh crunchy Taiwan & Vietnamese green mango. $8.99/lbs. 01/01/2026. Xoai gion chua Dai Loan &…read moreVietnam hom nay an tuoi

We shop at Ocean Supermarket at least once a week, as the prices on certain items here are pretty…read morereasonable. This supermarket is located inside the Park Victoria Plaza in Milpitas, California. It seems like this is a Vietamese run and owned supermarket, with a select few staff who also speak Chinese, as well. This is a very older supermarket in a smallish shopping center, but also has plenty of parking spaces. The inside is very old, and could really use a remodel to make it more modern, but for a supermarket, it does the job. The cleanliness isn't quite there compared to a 99 Ranch Market or other chain supermarket, but thus one seems like a single location, non chain. The prices here are pretty reasonable, especially for the fruits, not sure how they are able to compete with other stores and offer fruits are relatively low low prices. Oranges are $0.49 LB! These is the cheapest I've seen, even previously, they've offered them at $0.39 LB too. Again, not sure how they can sell them so cheap! We also really like the Fried Tofu they sell here for $4.99, the only supermarket that sells this kind. It's large sized, fried square tofu puffs. We get this every visit we come here. They sell alot too! The customer service here is really non-existent, meaning there is basically none, unless you speak their language, which is vietnamese. They automatically start talking to you in vietnamese, not much english with the cashiers, although they do understand basic english. Plenty of parking in the lot, so no worries there and they also have plenty of shopping carts for customers to use. However, I wish they would provide some shopping cart corrals for the parking lot, so customers have a place to return it after use. Overall, just a 3 star. Basic supermarket, nothing spectacular.

This supermarket may not be the best, but the only fish market that I know of in the area that…read moresells a variety of Wild Caught fish and tells you where the exact source is from. Not many markets do this or in comparison to multiple markets I've gone to in the Bay Area. Additionally, they also clean and fry your fish for you! Just get a ticket and wait for like less than 15 mins (depending on if there's a long line of customers). This location is pretty decent or a hit-or-miss. May not have everything you're looking for, but for me their fish selection is a must. They also have a decent selection of staple vegetables and fruits like bok choy, bananas and yams. I'm taking one star off for the mislabeling or maybe I did buy the wrong fish (when I took the fish home, I saw a different name marked on the sticker). This isolated incident isn't going to keep me from coming back. And when I do, I'm always headed straight to the fish aisle. Overall, I definitely recommend everyone to check out Lion's Supermarket!

This Lion's Market is good for certain things. I usually stop in to get sauces, canned goods, or…read moresometimes Asian vegetables. Otherwise, it's a typical Asian market. You come in here for a reason - in and out fast as possible! The cashiers are pretty fast and efficient. Can't find a certain product you are looking for? Don't bother looking for help as it's scarce.

Every Trader Joe's I've visited always has been great, even this one…read more One thing I noticed after shopping here since they first opened, the customers here are completely ENTITLED. Reading through the reviews and seeing people comment about they couldn't get more than 1 tote bag all because they've been a "loyal customer" .. boohoo. Or because they wouldn't adjust prices on flowers .. You guys all suck. Anyways here's a positive review, the employees are great, the store is always clean and the products are my favorite. I'm sorry you guys have to deal with these sad ass people

tj's is great! the area has a decent amount of parking and lots of other establishments near by. i…read moredo think some ppl need to learn how to park better but thats def not tj's fault. it does get busy often and so sometimes its a bit narrow to pass by people due to the smaller size of the store. the store is well organized and super clean. i always find new products and items that i'm looking for. sometimes might be hard to get cell service due to it being adjacent to the parking garage. staff members are always nice and talking to you when you're checking out at the register! i've learned some great tips from them with groceries i have purchased here and there. it's nice that tj's has lots of staff on duty at all times. but

Alright peeps let's see who is on the chopping block todayyyy!!!…read more Alright Smart & Final come on down!!!! Alright let's dive right into this review since this had to be said. Alright so for everyone wanting to know yes they have so much parking spots and yes they do have handicap parking spots available as well. The front of the building is kept neat and away from garbage on the floor so kuddos to you guys for always cleaning up. As we go inside the aisles are labels so you know where to go and stuff to find your item. The place inside was very neat and organized. Not going to lie I've gone to other smart and finals and they don't look anything like this one so I was excited to walk in here and see how organize it was. Well today I was here because I was grabbing some stuff. So the experience was great while shopping found everything I needed and more. The down fall was the cashier experience I had. Not going to lie if I thought that the service at Walmart in Martinez was bad wait till you read what happen to me with this cashier. So i decided to get two boxes of wine since again I had to grab some stuff for an order I was working on. This cashier made my expertise go from wow to dam you really should not be talking to people that way. So I show her the ID of the customer on my phone like we all do when we have an order for liquor and she then decided to rudely say no I need to see yours so I look at my wife and ask her to give her my ID to what she says if your the one buying the liquor it should be your I then looked at her and said yes it is she just has my id. She then looks at my wife and says where's the ID I need an ID my wife gives her my ID then I ask her do you need to scan this "the customers membership number or something in my phone" to what she replied rudely I'll do that when I'm done give me a minute. So I waited till she was done scanning my items to show her the bar codes she then says why did you tell me you had the bar codes I could have scan them in the beginning. Mind you she just had said to wait till she was done. I then had another order with me she then rudely says well how many orders is it to I respond just two. She started grabbing the items mind you I had 3 items that where bigger quantities so I did not put them In the belt due to them being heavy. So when she grab the water I told her I have 8 of them to she rudely said can you wait till I ask you how many you have before you tell me how many you have. With a voice that sounded like she was annoyed of doing her job. I was just trying to help her before she just input one. This kind of service made me not want to shop here for any of my ordered which messed up with my money. As she started to grab the other items that had a big quantity I stayed quiet and waited to tell her the amount she never asked if I had more of that same item so I waited till she was done to tell her to she yelled and said why didn't I tell her sooner about the multiple quantity in that item. It was like dam if I do dam if I don't. Sorry smart and final but people like this should not be working at your company. Us as customers we come to shop at your store righter for self or for others but still we come to shop here. I was not expecting ti get yelled at or belittled by this cashier with a bad attitude. Now for the moment of truth is this place Dendinger approved!!!! Unfortunately NO!!! This place is not Dendinger approved. Believe when I say I have had my bad shares with customer service experience but this really topped it off. This cashier not only made me never want to come back to this store she also made me lose on money due to me not accepting anymore orders from smart and final due to the fear of not being able to shop in another smart and final. I hope someone from that place does see this review and talk to this lady about proper customer service.

Typical grocery store. It's clean inside. Good selection of produce. Big parking lot shared with…read moreother businesses. Trying to eat a little healthier for lunch so picked up some fruit. Only 2 cashiers so lines may be longer on the weekend, but there was no wait around noon on a weekday when I came by.

I used to like the Milpitas Walmart more, but nowadays, it's a random hit or miss experience. They…read morecertainly have everything you need for an affordable one stop shop or automotive services, but I've had some unforgettable bad experiences here multiple times over the years. Overall, it's still convenient in a good location for shopping. Great Value brand breads are now $2.17 per loaf compared to $1.20-$1.39 not long ago and the bread size shrunk-unfortunately. English muffin and bagel prices are better than a few months ago. Cheese and eggs aren't cheap. Best value is in the frozen vegetables section. Red meats aren't cheap here. But, you can always grab a full bag of frozen red salmon/shrimp/or chicken meat for under $11 per bag. My home cooked salmon tasted great. Grab a few boxes of crackers, dips, and toppers for delicious DIY appetizers at home. Grocery section is always a blessing. Auto maintenance service isn't great. A guy who was supposed to remove a nail off one of my tires years ago didn't do it after over 4+ hours there. I reported that case to the manager. Another technician who did my oil change allowed oil leaks or didn't screw the cap tightly. Experienced it multiple times in the past. Long hours of waiting half day isn't worth the frustrations. Clothing selections are ok, but they rarely have sales deals on nicer looking items. What I didn't like is this Walmart moved the self checkout to the very back side of the checkout counters now. It's narrow, cramped, and much smaller than months ago. Inconvenient. It's probably due to previous shoplifters near the entrance and exit doors. Cashiers aren't all friendly or helpful. This spacious Walmart is an average Walmart now and nothing exciting like it was years ago.

Since when did Walmart prices become more expensive than Safeway? This specific Walmart charges a…read morelot more for their motor oil, anything car maintenance related or home improvement related. Almost everything is locked up because of theft. Self check out is gone - which I don't know if it's a good thing or not because the cashiers here are awful at their job. No wonder it's so dead in here now. It's not worth the trouble anymore. Order online if you can, it's cheaper even on their own site. Can't make this stuff up.

We love coming to this location since we love the food, service and atmosphere. The cashier went…read moreout of his way to help. (Cashier- Rhant)

Short Story: An okay Chinese grocery store…read more Long Story: This 99 Ranch is a bit bigger than most with a sizable produce section. I would say their produce section is a bit hit or miss on the freshness/quality. I've been going there so often at so many different times and I can't seem to find a pattern. The hot bar section is okay...in line with what you expect to get at a grocery store. Verdict: I'll go back.

Review for H Mart H…read moreMart is one of my favorite Korean grocery stores--ever. I remember when they first opened locations in the Bay Area in places like San Francisco and San Jose, and I would gladly make the trek just to shop there. I've never been disappointed. The stores are always clean, organized, and full of incredible food options. What really makes H Mart special, though, is that it's more than just a grocery store--it's an experience. Inside this massive market, you'll find a bakery, authentic Korean food stalls, and restaurant-quality meals being made fresh. It's honestly amazing to walk into a grocery store and have access to food that tastes like it came straight from a restaurant kitchen. Because I travel frequently for work across the Southeast--covering a pretty large region--I'm always on the lookout for an H Mart whenever I'm near one. I've been lucky to have access to locations like Cary, North Carolina, and the one in Buford outside Atlanta, which serves a large and vibrant Asian community. Whenever I'm within a reasonable driving distance--usually within about 10 miles--I make a point to stop in and enjoy a delicious, authentic Korean meal that's made to order and very reasonably priced. I've brought friends and colleagues with me, and they've all been blown away by the food stalls. My personal go-to: * LA galbi (Korean short ribs)--if it's on the menu, I'm ordering it * All the little banchan side dishes--I absolutely love them * Fresh seafood options, including live crab and fish that can be cleaned and prepared for you * A stop at the bakery for dessert--think croissant donuts, almond pastries, or a beautiful layered crepe cake Some locations--even the ones I visited years ago on the West Coast--would steam or fry seafood for you right there, which makes dinner incredibly convenient. Another thing I appreciate is the cleanliness. This store truly rivals places like Whole Foods in terms of organization and quality, even while handling live seafood. The parking lots are typically spacious, well-maintained, and easy to navigate. I also love browsing the aisles for specialty ingredients you can't find everywhere. For example, they carry my favorite laksa noodles, which remind me of a Malaysian dish I fell in love with while visiting a friend in Mauritius. It's always fun to discover unique items like that. The staff--both in the grocery store and at the food stalls--are friendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. Bottom line: If you're anywhere near Cary, North Carolina--or even the Buford, Georgia area--do yourself a favor and make a beeline to H Mart. As a lifelong foodie, I truly believe: Life is too short not to eat well.

My parents purchased a large quantity of ribeye sukiyaki beef from H Mart. The meat looked bright…read morered and appeared fresh when we opened the package, with no noticeable odor at first. However, as soon as we started cooking it, it became immediately clear that the meat had gone bad. The smell was extremely strong and unpleasant--so much so that it filled the entire house and lingered even after we threw everything away. We paid about $40 for the product and had to discard the entire batch. It was purchased just one day prior and stored in the refrigerator right away, so this was very unexpected. What's especially concerning is that I was about to serve this to my child. That makes this experience not just disappointing, but alarming from a food safety standpoint.