Has decent selection of groceries but located in what felt like a sketchy area. Produce can be hit…read moreor miss. My sister tried to buy some veggies but they were all sad and yellow. They were cheap, but I convinced her to buy fresher looking veggies instead. Store was relatively empty on a Friday evening. so we were able to get in and out. It was my first time at a Mega Mart, but it definitely didn't feel as big or as nice as comparable stores, such as HMart.

DO NOT BUY PREMADE FOODS. This review is about the quality…read moreof their hot foods section. Compared to the Cupertino branch it's night and day. Their selection is very limited. We got about $60 worth of cooked foods to try at home. First, the cucumbers in their Gimbap was rotten. Had to throw out $12 of food. It seriously gave the family stomachaches. Their bulgogi bowl is ground beef rather than sliced beef. Again, I feel like they are using meats that have gone bad or on the verge of going bad. Then we got Spam Musubi, and the rice was mushy with a weird taste. How can you f**k up steam rice?! We were so disappointed, we went to Kukje in Daly City the next day as a comparison, and not only it was cheaper, but everything tasted fresh. We will not be buying the premade foods from Megamart from now.

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.

This review is long overdue! I frequently shop at Osaka Marketplace and always enjoy coming here…read more The only downside is the parking, which can be difficult due to the congestion in the plaza. It's a very popular plaza with lots of restaurants and businesses, so parking can get pretty hectic. With that being said, I love that Osaka Marketplace has just about everything you need--from fresh seafood and sushi to mochi donuts, snacks, pastries, drinks, prepared meals, and so much more. There's always something new and delicious to discover! The store itself is very clean, tidy, and well-organized. Everything is easy to find, and the staff are always kind, polite, and helpful. I would definitely recommend Osaka Marketplace and will be back again very soon!

It's got everything you could hope to want in a Japanese market--ramens, beers, whiskeys and sake,…read moregroceries, matcha, whole tuna heads, various raw fish cuts, beauty products, lil kitchen utensils, etc. It also has interesting smells going on in the seafood section. A lil industrial floor cleaner, a lil crab. And there's a bakery and food court. Food court was not open.

Marina Grocery Store was always an average and older spot to shop for Asian/Chinese groceries. The…read moreseniors running the chain has retired and sold it. Most of their locations are now rebranded as Hashi Market which is an improved grocery store with a bit more variety and some Japanese items. Driving up to this location, you will still see the old Marina Grocery Store as they are transitioning to Hashi Market. At least the shopping carts do read Hashi Market on them. It looks like a legit grocery store and it's still very spacious with lots of selections inside. I saw more cash registers opened and operating during lunch hours. Convenient and walkable plaza. Cashiers are busy and occupied as usual. It does get crowded at times, especially in this plaza surrounded by high population residents and apartment units nearby. I still see elderly seniors walking around and walking home. The Japanese foods/snacks section is not bad at all. I definitely found some good items on sale today. Give Hashi Market some time to rebrand and pick up the pace. Hashi Market in Milpitas is also looking much better nowadays. This place is convenient is you're in the area for sure. There's plenty of good restaurants and nearby shops to browse around or you can also cross the streets to the next plazas all around. Looking good for now.

It's not really Japanese and the quality here is like an average Vietnamese supermarket. The…read moreproduce that are on sale are close to rotting/ moldy. I even saw bugs inside packaged cauliflower. The prices are more affordable than 99 Ranch Market. They even have a hot deli section, but decent quality. Everything else remains the same as former Marina Market.

Nice clean store with mostly dried, canned, bottled, packaged goods…read more Good selection of individual beer. Some cured meats in fridge too.

Tons of European groceries here. Happy of them I done even have any ideas of what they are. It was…read morenice to go through the store. Ended up getting some pelmini and chocolate banana gummies from Croatia. They have all the stuff for your Dubai chocolates. And panettone! Will be back to try other stuff.

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

This is unacceptable I went yesterday and got ladoo and today I see there is mold on it. If I could…read moregive it 0 stars I would

Hands down favorite 99 in the Bay. Probably the most modern too…read more It's clean, well organized and decent pricing. Tons of produce options. I like this grocery store's layout too. Never feels too crowded on weekends. They consistently have the fun branded 99 merch drops. Staff are quick at check out. The food court is a major contributing factor as to why this 99 is the best. There are so many yummy options to choose from, along with various Asian cuisine. It's usually lively and a fun place to grab a snack or even a full meal.

Southeast Asian Food Market Night was a total bust! It was exciting to see that a big name chain…read morewas having a Southeast Asian food market with some staple food but it all came to naught. Packet sauces that one can buy to cook at home taste better than what they had. If you were wondering whether you missed out when you saw it being advertised, you didn't miss much but rather was saved from huge disappointment. Recommendation to 99 Ranch Market - if you want to do something like this well, it would have been paramount that you consulted Southeast Asian restaurants and even home chefs that make these food so you could have something decent.

Great Mexican Market with excellent vegetables. Very crowded I would say that's the only…read moreinconvenience narrow hallways.

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

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.

I have been shopping at this market regularly for almost 3 years. Recently, I checked my receipt…read moreand noticed that I was charged twice for pork feet I went back 3 DAYS later to complain. They said they had to check the camera and could not do it at that time, so they asked me to go home and wait for a call ( pork feet were sold by the pound, it would be very unlikely for two separate purchases to have the exact same weight and price ) 5 DAYS later, they finally called and said they had checked the camera and would refund me when I came back. I did get my money back, but I think the way they handled such a simple mistake was very unprofessional and wasted a lot of my time I had a similar issue at 99 Ranch with a more expensive item, and they refunded me immediately If you shop here, check your receipt before leaving to avoid wasting time like I did

Good selection of Eastern European groceries. Sausage, fish, canned goods, dried goods, pickled…read morevegetables, produce etc. Very reasonable prices. Friendly people.

I was in need of sumac and I knew this place had it the very first time I came to this market years…read moreago as I was waiting for my pizza nearby. So I dropped by it again. L O C A T I O N Royal Food Market is located on Washington Blvd. in this tiny plaza that has a couple of other restaurants. The parking situation is limited, but I've never had issues finding a place to park. They also have a couple of designated Royal Food Market only spots too which helps. I N S I D E It's not a large market but if you're looking for specific Russian or eastern european/mediterranean type of spices or food, then definitely come here. They have their spices in the back. Some teas/coffees and drinks in the middle. I didn't take a close look at everything as I was there specifically for sumac which I got in a small pack for $2.99. S E R V I C E When I checked out, the person was cheery to me and said hi. And easily paid by card. O V E R A L L I don't typically pick up my sumac here, but in a pinch, it works as it was on my way home. It's a small convenience store set up that's definitely a family owned business which I do love supporting. So definitely check them out!