A gem of an Indian grocery store in RB. Great location and service. Everything from canned…read moreingredients to fresh veggies and bags of rice they have to offer in addition to sweet treats. Got my Dosa stock up with the usual ginger and garlic paste supplies . Very clean , organized and pleasant service

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.

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

Fantastic find in San Marcos! My oldest son has a new…read moreobsession...Portuguese and Brazil, so when I found this store on yelp, I knew I would be mother of year...but only for a few minutes. Teenagers! ;) O Prego reminds me of little corner stores/bodegas I would find in Brooklyn- half market, half deli. We browsed the aisles, found a few things to buy, and then went to the deli/bakery section. There's plenty to order here. We settled on a few small bites. Everything was absolutely delicious. My fiancé and I will definitely be coming back for their coffee and pastries on a weekend morning! The owners couldn't have been any nicer to my son as he practiced his Portuguese- ordering for us and even chatting it up with him. This warmed my mama heart! Family owned and operated, Support them! 5 stars!

We stopped by on the way to San Diego. We wanted to get some sandwiches. Our fault for not reading…read morethe website,they only open the kitchen on the weekends. The place is well stocked with item from Brazil and Portugal. What shocked me was this store is located in a business area,not near a residential neighborhood. They seemed to do well enough to stay in business. We ended up just getting some nata's. The custard had a nice egg flavor. Since it wasn't crowded the lady was able to answer questions and help us.

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

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.

This reminds me of my years in and around Hong Kong. It's huge, has everything Chinese, fresh…read moreseafood, fruits and vegetables. Tanks of crabs, fish, lobster, even alligators on beds of ice. It's a little unkempt, no big deal! The place gets plenty of customers so by the end of the day, it's pretty untidy. If you don't want to see what you are eating in its raw or living form, don't go near the meat, seafood or poultry section! There are also Chinese stores, about a dozen, inside the building, for Chinese snacks, a Chinese traditional pharmacy and jewelry and clothes. A fun place to look around

I was relieved to find an Asian market close by but I'm afraid I will just have to make the 45…read moreminute drive to San Diego's H Mart or Zion market. We have gotten food poisoning from their meat (especially pork) few times, and their quality is lacking- like their garlic, which has black spores you can't see because they're bundled tight into a pack of 5. Their kimchi went bad (which you also can't tell because they're sealed) so I ended up wasting about $50 because the food was inedible. Can't get a refund or anything so just have to take it as a pricey lesson. Also, you have to pay to use their carts. The last few times I went, the person ringing me up was rude too. It's not even you get what you pay for, because they are on the higher side of pricing as well. All in all, would not recommend.

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.

Nice to have an Asian Market closer to home then heading south towards San Deigo. Store is very…read moreclean and well lit. There is a wide variety of fresh produce, frozen speciality items, vegan products and home supplies. Customer service is great on the phone and in person. Knowledgable staff

Bentos aren't available until 12 noon…read more This place is a gem in north county I wish they opened a location in San Marcos The Asian restaurants and population is growing quickly there. The onigiri here is amazing But 5.99 each But worth the price they are fresh and bigger than grocery store ones

Tucked away is this absolutely amazing Japanese market and restaurant. It's been a bucket list item…read moreto check it out and absolutely worth coming by for a bite and a little shopping. While the menu was limited that day, it's still worth trying everything you can on it! My husband and I ordered a smoked pork belly musubi to share, steak plate and hamburger steak plate. The sides are superb, the mac salad was a favorite over potato salad for once. The steak was cooked to perfection and the hamburger steak was seasoned beautifully and paired amazing with the sauce. My recommendation - order your own musubi! The smoked pork belly was smoky, tender... just perfection. You may want to order a second to go! Highly recommend coming here, everyone Is so nice and personable! You'll easily be finding yourself thinking when to stop in again!