We ordered spinach, cheese, and meat fatayer. Each box comes with 4 fatayer and total for 12 was…read more$36. The cost was reasonable. We really enjoyed the cheese, meat was decent, and spinach was good as well. As soon as you walk into the store, you smell the fatayer which was very nice. The service was okay- I was expecting a hospitable/friendly service that I normally experienced from Arab markets. I wish they sold manaeesh or sfeeha but when I asked they said they don't make them.

If I had to make a "gems of Fremont" or even a "gems of the Bay Area" list, this place would be…read moreamong my top picks. Why? Because you can't get freshly baked Middle Eastern / Levantine pastries just anywhere in the Bay! If you've been to a Yemeni coffeeshop in the Bay Area, especially if it's in the East Bay, you might have seen this bakery's fatayer and manakeesh sold there since they supply a bunch of the coffeeshops. They bake all day and you can stop by at any given time and find freshly made pastries sitting on the table by the bakery section. In terms of selection, they generally have different types of fatayer (spinach, beef, chicken, cheese, more recently potato), manakeesh, lahm bi ajeen (soft flatbreads with a meat and tomato mixture on top), and chicken musakhan rolls. They don't always have every item available but they'll let you know what's in the oven. The pastries are 6 for $15 currently. They freeze well too. I've been here often and the customer service has always been friendly.

My partner found out about this place and we had to visit while we were in the area!…read more they are your standard japanese grocery store with plenty of options for snacks, resdy to eat meals, groceries, etc. We got the sashimi bowl and two katsu plates. The katsu plates were well wrto hit with the amount of food and had enough flavor. The sashimi bowl is a skip, it's not that much food for that price... This place is another major grocery addition to the area and it's certainly much needed!

You can find an assortment of sashimi platters and other Japanese snacks and bentos here. But be…read morewarned: they go quick! And even quicker when it's around their discounted sticker pricing time (4:30-5:30pm). I haven't gone here in a long time, but came to pick up some specialty goods I couldn't find closer to home. My boyfriend always likes the trays of sashimi they have and likes to get those to make lunch or dinner with! Store is pretty spacious and has a great selection of fish, meats, baked foods, vegetables, and fruits (even from Japan)! I'm more interested in the Japanese snack aisle, heh. It is pricey though, so don't expect to get too many snacks unless you're bankrolled. I came for a huge bag of takowaso (my fav)! and some freshly minced but frozen wasabi.

After eating xiao long bao, we walked some steps before heading home. I've liked this market for…read morequite some time, their prices are very reasonable for such a big location. There's always some type of sales that entice me to buy, buy, and buy! And the people are friendly.

Hashi Market opened 7 months ago where Marina Market was and still is in name only. (Exterior name…read morehasn't changed). Very busy parking lot as usual. Delivery trucks parked in the passing lanes didn't help. Curious to view changes if any. The deli and eatery section isn't open. Only a travel agency occupies a vendor space. Entire left side isn't utilized. Big aisles with most shelves filled with goods at reasonable prices. Mexican, American, and Asian products sold. Medicines & hard liquors sold in front. Special section with products for Lunar New Year also in front. Sad to see only one register open. Didn't look for specials. May return at a future date when I have more time. Majority of shoppers were Chinese.

After a day of running errands, my brother was giving me a ride home when he says, "I need to get…read moresome flatbread..." I remembered a place on Jackson Street that I had gone to 5 years ago that had a tremendous selection - looked it up on Yelp and it was no longer on Jackson, but was listed in Castro Valley. So we went thought we'd go by and give it a try. Great decision! The "new" store in Castro Valley is much brighter, cleaner, nicer than the old location. I think the old location had more stuff from Eastern Europe, but this new location seems to have a broader selection, with more stuff from Western Europe and the Middle East. The guy behind the counter was very friendly and helpful - always willing to answer questions and even give tips on how to use the products that they sell. And his recommendations have been great - we asked him about which tahini and zaatar to get (they have many different brands/types of each...) and the ones he recommended have been way tastier than any of the brands that you find in most markets. Especially good was his recommendation on lebnah - he said that the brands they carry are all good, but they have some that they package in-house that was special. I tried it - it was less expensive than the other brands, but was the very best lebnah that I have ever tasted! Richer, creamier, with just the right amount of tang. Wonderful stuff! Anyway, Crossroads is a nice, clean, well-lit place with a great selection of unique products, and friendly, knowledgeable sales staff. Well worth a trip!

This place has great middle eastern and other international food choices. Balkan yogurt Halal…read moreprepared foods. Great ice cream too.

Huge and clean. Wonderful produce and snacks, tea, spices, frozen treats, you name it.read more

"Be careful shopping here. They keep selling expired items, and this isn't the first time I've…read morecaught it. Very unacceptable."

Nice, new, and modern 99 Ranch Market. Huge market and a very sizeable food court with lots of…read moreoptions as well a good amount of parking since it's located in a fairly large shopping plaza. Good selection of snacks and drinks, as well as produce and fridge items. I was also able to get some Salon Pas and other items here. Great for all of your Asian market needs. Wide selection of unique ice cream, beverages, snacks, and instant noodles. Lots of cashiers to check out too. Solid 99 Ranch market (not Ranch 99 like NorCal people say).

Got 8 tomatoes from the sole tomato pile labeled 'Tomato 1.29/lb'…read more Cashier opened my bag and separated them into 2 piles and rang me up for 2 different rates. I told her they were all from the same pile. She said 'do they look the same to you?' I said I would just take the ones that were 1.29/ lb and she started putting all of the tomatoes in one bag. I clarified I just wanted the ones for the labeled rate. Either the produce department is incompetent and is making 1 tomato pile of Roma and non roma tomatoes or the cashiers are too good at catching differences between tomatoes ‍ or Ranch is deceiving ppl by mixing different produce and labeling them as 1 kind

I've been coming to this place for years. The only problem i have at this store is that they…read moreillegally surcharge you $3 for using debit or credit card. In 1985, California passed a law (Civil Code section 1748.1) that prohibited merchants from adding a surcharge (an extra fee) when customers pay by credit card instead of cash. He venido a este lugar por años. El único problema que tengo con esta tienda es que te cobran ilegalmente un recargo de $3 por usar tarjeta de débito o crédito. En 1985, California aprobó una ley (Código Civil sección 1748.1) que prohíbe a los comerciantes añadir un recargo (una tarifa extra) cuando los clientes pagan con tarjeta de crédito en lugar de efectivo

This place is okay. There are a lot of Hispanic / Mexican products you can get here. The store is…read morevery small and the way it is set-up to check out is pretty akward. No carts fit in here so don't think you will do your weekly shopping here. When you walk in, you are hit with the smell of the meat department. I don't know they may need better air circulation here. Product looks good, they have a small selection but they have some. I mostly go here when I need tortillas which they have a large selection of good brands. Parking sucks here! I don't use the parking lot here. Aside from it being small it is one way each way and people just back out without looking which is horrifying! Park on the street where the post office is or across the street, there is a huge shopping center with tons of parking. It's a lot safer. The cashiers are friendly and fast. They offer frsh products at the front sometimes like tamales and fresh squeezed juice. This place is not bad for me and close that's why I go.

Guess what? The Shokku Bakery inside Hashi Market is finally open now. Asian breads $1.99 per piece…read moreand sliced cakes for $3.99 each. Walnut bread loaf looked much smaller here. They are starting to add more pastries and the displays are looking good, especially with the sesame buns and cheesy tarts, etc. I'm surprised that they are trying to beat pastry prices in the area and it's definitely looking good here. Decent prices and good looking pastries. Still feels like a startup though. Cashiers are training and doing their jobs. Hashi Market has been upgrading too. I purchased 3 large bags of dumplings for only $10. It was a good sale this weekend. Celery pork/leek-scallions pork/cilantro chicken/etc. I think their fresh vegetables have dropped in prices too ($1.49-$2.99 per lbs.). Finally. I come here for tofu selections too. You can also find good 1liter healthy coconut water for under $3 each now. Hashi Market is slowly improving and training more new employees inside. This grocery store is convenient and they have made the aisles more spacious to walk around. Food deli area is still operating. I think the place is much better now compared to when it was the Marina grocery store in past years. Japanese products are showing up more and things are more positive here. I'll be back to try a few more breads/buns. $1.99 for good looking breads is cheap and decent here.

When Hashi first announced buying out Marina, I was thrilled to finally have a Japanese market in…read moreMilpitas. I have had to go to Fremont to Osaka Market, or to Mitsuwa on Saratoga Ave, or to Nijiya or even Sakura in downtown SJ. We have many Chinese-Vietnamese Asian markets nearby Milpitas. I, along with a few of my neighbors are hoping that Hashi goes forward with the conversion to carry more Japanese items and bentos at Marina. Disappointing.