Fast and friendly service. Hot table was not very full at 12:30pm on the Tuesday I went. Go in the…read moremorning for more hot, fresh food. Store was clean and easy to navigate. Shelves stocked well.

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.

This is hands down the best asian market in Vallejo and it isn't even close. The store is…read moresurgically clean, no smell, even at the fish market. Security doesn't play and have a strong presence at the front door. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The selection of fresh fish, vegetables, and hard to get items is fantastic. Muscat grapes, yes. Cherimoya (custard apple), yes. San Miguel Negro, yes. My father was on the hunt for San Miguel Negro for decades, and he can now get it here at a good price anytime he wants. The dim sum is a bit overpriced. If you find them at the right time you can get a great price on Dungeness Crab. They also will clean and cook your crab, fish or shrimp free of charge. Might be a better option that Soltrans.......yeah I said it. I go here almost every week. Love it!

168 Market in Vallejo, has a good variety of Vegetables, Fruits, and many Chinese food and sauces…read more Their prices are generally lower than your local supermarkets. Only downfall is the area is rather sketchy.

Love their FOOD specially their Crispy Pata.I love Ate the owner .shes nice and welcoming.Thanksread more

Traditional Filipino dishes [Vallejo CA]…read more We were in the area and were looking for a place to eat preferably serving Filipino cuisine since we have limited options in Roseville. Hubby found this restaurant and so we drove to the place. First thing you'll notice once you enter the restaurant is the warm temp inside - no AC but they have electric fans going on. To the right is a long shelf with a variety grocery items while the table seating is laid out in the center. TV was tuned in to a channel playing a Filipino movie. This is a "turo-turo" style food ordering, meaning no table service instead you go to where the dishes are cooked in large portions (which is towards the back of the restaurant) and you choose which ones you want. We ordered: Pork Sinigang - a little too sour for me but this is a classic Filipino soup with pork ribs, vegetables, and tamarind broth. Bistek (beef steak) - thin slices of marinated beef before smothered in a deeply savory sauce and topped with golden-seared onions Pork Adobo - classic Filipino dish of pork simmered in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic Kaldereta - goat meat stew I didn't try the kaldereta but all the other dishes were good and delicious. You will definitely feel the Filipino hospitality here. Street parking. Maraming salamat! Review #3929

!!! 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.

We were in Benicia for some fishing during the Labor Day long weekend…read more Later we walked down main street, 1st street and it was pretty quiet. Not many business' were open. There is parking along the street but I can hoe parking can be difficult when it is busy. As we were walking to the pub, my friend's kid saw this store and immediately wanted to go in. It has a pleasing display of toys in the window. There are toys, games, snacks and drinks from various Asian countries. The prices were quite expensive but understandable since they are not local . There were quite a few fakes, the La Bubus looked fake but there were no obvious signs disclosing the fact. I did see a sign on one of the bottom shelves that a particular item was not the original but not for others. In addition, there was box marked for $3 with some small items and larger items. When the kid picked the larger item, it rang up as $15, which was on the tag on the item but the items itself (several of them) were placed in the box marked $3. When the parent said no to the higher priced item, the kid threw upset. Seems like placing the 2 items together was a deliberate misrepresentation because the kid will be upset and most parents either give in because they don't their kid crying or they don't want to cause a scene. There is also a charge of 4% processing fee for credit cards, that is not only very high but there were no obvious signs letting customers know about the charge. All in all an unpleasant experience

Yummi Mart carries Japanese snacks/drinks, plushies, and blind boxes…read more While the space is clean and bright, their selection is a smaller than Sugariii in San Ramon and what they offer is fairly limited to those three things. All in all, the honey chose a few candies he liked and the service was friendly and helpful so we would definitely come back.

Island Pacific has been in business for a long time. I am not sure if Seafood City has been in…read moreVallejo longer than Island Pacific or vice versa. This is another place in Vallejo to do your grocery shopping. I have not had been experience at Island Pacific. The people that work there have been helpful. Plenty of parking at this location. It is a big parking lot with other businesses in the area. Island Pacific seems to be bigger than Seafood City and 168 Market. Another Asian Grocery Store that been getting plenty of business in Vallejo. Seem like people in Vallejo have choices to go to Island Pacific or the other two grocery stores in the city.

Terrible Customer Service and Very Poor Online Ordering Experience…read more My first order was supposed to arrive at 6:00 PM, but I didn't receive it until 7:30 PM--1.5 hours late. When I called to ask about my order, the manager initially said they couldn't find it in their system. After about 10-15 minutes, they finally realized that my delivery had never been booked. What was most disappointing was that instead of simply apologizing for the mistake and the delay, the manager was extremely rude and had a very unprofessional attitude toward me as a customer. I gave them another chance and placed a second order, but I had another issue with the payment. I was initially charged $49, which was showing as pending on my account. I was then told that my card was declined and that they needed to charge me another $24. I explained that the $49 was already pending and that the final order amount was only $24 because some items were unavailable. Instead of properly adjusting the original charge, they wanted to charge me another $24. When I questioned this, the manager became even more rude and was shouting at me. Mistakes can happen, but how you treat your customers when mistakes happen matters. A simple apology and professional communication would have made a huge difference. Very disappointing experience. I do not recommend ordering online from this location.

I think this is officially my fifth burrito review, so at this point, I'm on a mission to find the…read morebest burrito in Vallejo! This was my first time getting food from the food court inside this market. When you walk in and head to the left, there's a food court area with a variety of foods that you can order to eat there or take to go. For this visit, I kept it simple and ordered a carne asada burrito and a few street tacos. One thing I noticed right away is that they also offer family-sized meals and portions, which is a nice option if you're feeding a group. They make the food front of you and the ladies working behind the counter were really nice and provided good customer service. The only slightly confusing part was the ordering area. There's a sign that says "Pick Up Here," but it wasn't completely clear if that was also where you place your order. Once I figured everything out, though, the process was easy. Now to the important part, the food! The burrito and tacos were both good with no complaints. I ordered carne asada, and they definitely weren't stingy with the meat. I got a really good portion in my burrito and on my tacos, which I appreciated. The street tacos were also a great value at only $2.50 each. Nowadays, I usually see street tacos going for around $3-$4 or more, so $2.50 with a good amount of carne asada felt like a deal. Before ordering my food, I walked around the market for a little bit. I liked seeing the selection of fresh salsa and hot sauces, along with a nice assortment of cheeses and tortillas. They even had those super-large tortillas, which immediately caught my attention because they're perfect for making big quesadillas at home. I'll definitely be coming back, especially for another burrito. The search for Vallejo's best burrito continues!

This Sunday morning, I went to Cardenas Market to buy a birria combo meal. When I ordered my combo,…read moreit was supposed to include an agua fresca, but I never received it. The combo was advertised at $12.99, but the employees insisted that the birria was not a combo, even though the sign clearly showed the birria for $11.99. Despite that, they still charged me an extra dollar. I know it's not a lot of money, but please be very careful because they overcharge customers, and that is essentially theft. They do not honor the prices they advertise.

A small shop packed with all the special treats of my childhood. This place has everything one may…read morecrave including deli meat and hot bread. My mom has been coming here for decades. So while getting a smog check yesterday, I brought my daughter in for a nice treat of lavashak and dough. Although the owners may have changed, the shop is still a treasure.

Their customer service in taking orders is terrible since they changed owners. They literally pick…read moreup the phone and put it on the side for you to hold on forever. They're lucky they dominate in offering good fresh Iranian bread if anyone else is selling it, I'll go somewhere else just to avoid the bad service here.

The kebabs were very good, all around great food and service. The bread was very good as well.read more

Great place and awesome provide prices. They are very honest and trustworthy. I go there all the…read moretime for my Middle Eastern/Afghan grocery shopping.

This is a gem to find in Fairfield. I only discovered this by accident while picking up my son…read morefrom Monsoon Burgers. I have been searching high and low for mung bean starch everywhere, 99 Ranch, Asian Mart, Seafood Ciy, 168 Market in Vallejo, but no luck. This place had Nem also which I love to eat Nam Khao Tod and so I can now make it myself. They also have fresh Pho noodles (rice noodles) and beef balls. Bonus is that they also sell Lotto!! Happy Shopping Folks, love that I don't have go too far for my Asian grocery!

Stumbled on this little market after having brunch down the way, and was super excited to see all…read morethe grab and go options the had, the fresh produce, variety of Thai sauces, and both savory and sweet treats they had available! My cousin and I spent a good 40 minutes perusing before we made final selections to take home. We love grocery shopping, especially at specialty markets. So this was right up our alley. I ended up grabbing beef salad, pad Thai, and a mixed jelly dessert, along with chips that looked like bugles to try. My cousin grabbed a few grab and go items as well, plus some fresh peppers to take home. The lady working the cash register was super nice! Just a heads up that they do take card, but I think the minimum spend is $10 or something like that (I could be wrong lol). Loved this small Thai market. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a special ingredient, fresh produce, or some food that feels like your auntie cooked it!