The story of this market is that it was once a Hispanic store. La Sorpresa Barata however, many…read morepeople would walk in asking for Asian products that they decided to make it an Asian Market. Whenever I make homemade pho I enjoy coming here to get my sliced raw meat. This place always has everything I need. Quick spot for all your needs.

Been here a couple times now and this place is great. It is clean, organized and has a ton of…read morestuff. My daughter likes coming here because she can find her favorite cake in this location and bonus for me that I don't have too drive far out of North county. Staff is friendly and easy parking in their lot. Not as huge as a seafood city or an H mart but enough to find Asian items you may need. Definitely worth a visit.

If I need to make Thai or Vietnamese dishes, I can usually get what I need here. The half Thai,…read morehalf Vietnamese owners have good recommendations and they carry locally grown in-season produce like guavas and oro blanco for a reasonable price.

So happy to have found this place near me! Holds all my Asian food needs and the employees are…read morealways so nice. It has a nice big parking lot too so never have to worry about finding a spot

This is the third year in a row we have ordered pierogi from Polka Polish Goodies and it is…read moreexcellent every time! Everything is fresh, authentic and delicious. Their customer service is also great and accommodating. I always receive quick replies when I needed to make a change. One year she even created a custom gift basket at our request without much direction and it was beyond our expectations!! Highly recommend if you want some of the best pierogi and sauerkraut. And that garlic sauce is magic!

Did not know it was an order-ahead and carry-.out place, and today's orders were…read moreall in, but the pretty Polish girl graciously offered to make me a meal of hot smoked kielbasa with cheese and dill pierogis with garlic-sour cream sauce, and a room-temp portion of sauerkraut, for $19.00. All so very delicious! My own Michigan Polish/Maliszewski family (I am fourth generation, back in Lincoln Park, and still cook Polish for my family when I visit there) did not garnish savory farmer's cheese pierogis with caramelized onions and scallions dipped in garlic-sour cream sauce or ever add fresh dill to the filling --but it is a delicious touch! ) In Michigan, we boiled them slightly in salted water till they floated to the top, drained the water off, then lightly browned them in butter and served them alongside a dollop of cold sour cream. I am very impressed at the quality of the food here, the lightness of the dumpling dough, and definitely had a delicious dinner in my car, a first for me in the 36 years I've lived in CA. (I brought my polka-dancing shoes along as well, but no band was playing in the parking lot outside!- does anyone know of a place for polka dancers like me near San Diego?). Rita Maliszewska-Farkas

I came to this store randomly because I saw tons of other people coming in and out. I was shocked…read moreto see the line wrapped around 2 aisles! This place is popping! Once i looked around, I could understand why it was so busy. The store primarily has foods and clothes from Guatemala, but they also sell lots of international items. Food, snacks, drinks, clothes, shoes, handmade items, kitchen ware, candles, alcohol, toys, baby supplies, school supplies, everything! They even had those games that are at arcades, with the claws! This place is awesome and I will definitely be back.

I have always been fascinated by European meats and delicacies…read more Upon seeing an event on Facebook about their annual Christmas holiday tasting, my friend and I decided to attend. We sampled several unfamiliar liqueurs, including their version of eggnog liqueur, which was delicious. The honey liqueur was also intriguing, with a strong liquor proof and a sweet, honey flavor. The market offered a variety of meats, but the smoked herring, pickled herring, smoked sprats, and smoked mackerel, smoked tuna caught my eye. Having seen Russians enjoying these kinds of fish in their mukbang videos, I was curious to try them. Although I didn't purchase the smoked mackerel and smoked tuna, i got the smoked and pickled herring and it was delicious. The staff were helpful and nice. The Euro market had a range of good products, it's small but it carries a lot of good stuff including turkey sweets, like a kind of nougat with an interesting taste, its sugary and very sweet. Overall, the event was a nice experience. We've tasted a lot of new flavors. It was nice to know a little bit about European culture, particularly their food. Thank you!

Really cool little market with array of little goodies from wine lovers to snacks from around the…read moreworld. The gentleman working welcomed me in with a smile and was more than willing to speak to me about the different wines. Im a sucker for culture and a good story. In the end i ended up buying 2 bottles of wine with a Dalmatian dog . Awesome gift. I will be back again for the holidays.

Love getting my produce from here, always get a good selection of okra. The service has been…read moreexcellent too, and I'm learning to make more Indian dishes. They've helped me understand ingredients for my recipes.

First time at this Indian grocery store in Rancho Bernardo. Never noticed before and today on my…read moreway to a doctor appointment I spotted it. Very clean and everything pretty organized but I found it to me more expensive than other Indian stores o am used to. I guess is smaller and they have to charge more. The price for Nescafé is outrageous. I got several south Indian snacks that I love since I discovered them during my Bay Area life and could find them here. I also got mango pickle. However, as a new customer at a small business I was expecting to be greeted or asked if I found everything I was looking for. I think it is a great add to this revamping area in Rancho Bernardo.

Small Indian market specializing in Indian groceries, with fresh produce. Employee was unfriendly,…read morejust stared but no greeting at all. Went to look for curry powder and they only had one brand. Seems like most of the stuff in the store was this one brand. I never tried it, so I don't know how good it is. But they have all the basics.

I purchased a 10lb bag of rice from this store and opened it about eight days later, only to find…read moreit infested with live bugs. We had only used about two cups of rice, yet when we attempted to return the bag, the store refused to accept it, even though the issue was clearly a product defect. I strongly believe in supporting local businesses, but that support depends on fair and responsible practices. Unfortunately, this experience was both frustrating and disappointing. I hope the store takes this feedback seriously and improves its quality control and customer service policies moving forward. So glad Miramar cash and carry is opening in Vista!!!

Hands down the most delicious and authentic handmade tortillas in all of San Diego County. They…read moredon't use lard and they have resealable packaging to keep them fresh for longer. I won't buy tortillas from anywhere else. Any other tortillas are garbage in my opinion, ruining the meal. The experience coming into this cute little shop is very welcoming and quick, I never have to wait, and there is always parking. This is a very well-oiled machine that has never once disappointed me. There's almost always security outside which brings peace of mind that the employees and factory workers are well looked after, a safe place to work and to shop for basic essentials in addition to their amazing tortillas such as ripe avocados and other produce, hot sauces, dry rice and beans, sweet treats and pastries, a beverage cooler, and I hear their prepared food is good, too.

As someone who works in the area I always pass by this tortilleria and was looking forward to…read moretrying one of their burritos. As soon as I stepped foot in the store a woman steps in front of me and says I can't come in with my scooter. I immediately walked out and took my business to Farmer Boys where they don't mind if you walk in with a scooter. Imagine turning away a potential long time customer because of some weird store policy. Pushing a scooter is the equivalent of pushing a stroller and I guarantee they don't kick out people that may come in with strollers. Guess I'll never know if their food is any good, but judging by the attitude I got at the front door it isn't.