This Asian market has fresh produce and wide selection of products. It's my parents' favorite…read moregrocery to do all their shopping. Mom likes the vegetables and fruit section and says the prices are good. I think the products also cater to Vietnamese/ Chinese customers. Whenever we go during the week days, it's not too crowded and you have room to go around with your cart. Also, let's talk about the smell of grocery stores...you know what I'm talking about. If it smells bad, you have a sense their cleanliness is an issue. This market doesn't smell bad, so that's a good sign. The lines queue up, but the cashiers are quick and they get you in and out. I can imagine the parking lot could be full on weekends.

Beware of this Store! My mom went and made a purchased of $20 something worth of grocery. She…read morereceived an alert from her bank that her card was charged twice: one for $20 something and another for $200 something from the store. When my mom went back and spoke to the store, they claimed that the $200 something is a holding charge and will disappear once the charge is no longer pending (which made no sense). They claimed they couldn't do anything about it since the charges were still pending. Guess what? Today, the charges went through for both the $20 and the fraudulent $200. We now have to file a dispute claim and file a fraud report against this store. Don't shop here, especially if you're paying via credit card!!!

I LOVE the run down market feel, it makes me feel like a child again walking through old asian…read morestores. Nothing is really labeled in the fridge. I have no idea what it is in them. I just see prices lol. However the cashier is really nice and can answer many questions. Their papaya salad is the BEST I have ever had. Super fresh, made order. They wrap it up real tight with syranwrap so none of the sauce spills. They have a more extended menu Friday to Sunday.

This is my absolute favorite spot for papaya salad with salted crab. The shop is small but filled…read morewith authentic groceries, which adds to the experience. You can customize the spice level exactly how you like it, and they always pack it carefully so nothing leaks. I honestly don't know where else you can get such delicious, authentic papaya salad for just $10. The people that owns the place are very friendly and humble.

Is it just me or is everything on the shelves EXPIRED??! Going here is always a last resort for me…read more The few times I've come, it has always disappointed me. I realized I needed chili sauce while cooking so I made a quick run over. The most recent sauce choice I had expired 1 year and 2 months prior. I suppose chili sauce doesn't really go bad but does that mean it's okay for them to carry ever expired??? The time before last, I bought some "fresh" rice noodles only to get home and discover they had gone bad. Add to that, the dirty, sticky floors and questionable parking lot, and it's just overall a place I try to avoid.

Standard Asian market with tight aisles, meats and fish at the corner, lots of Filipino products,…read moreand dirty floors. Reminds me of my childhood. Quick service at the cashier and lots of bags of rice to slap!

I was very disappointed by the owner's behavior. I purchased two Sangak breads and paid with my…read morecard. Instead of politely explaining the store's cash-only policy, the owner spoke to me in a rude and aggressive manner in front of other customers and told me he would refuse to sell me bread next time if I used a card. There is nothing wrong with having a cash-only policy, but treating customers disrespectfully is unacceptable. I left the store feeling embarrassed and upset. Because of this experience, I will not be returning.

I had a very unpleasant experience at this store. I bought two Sangak breads and paid with my card…read more The owner rudely and aggressively told me, in front of other customers, that this would be the last time he would allow me to do that. If the store has a cash-only policy, that's fine, but there is no excuse for being disrespectful to customers. His behavior was very rude and embarrassing, and I was genuinely upset by the way I was treated. I will not be shopping here again.

This is an amazing Asian grocery store I used to frequent in my college days. had to come back…read morebecause they have fresh seafood, meats and vegetables. They also have all types of pots and pans that no other place carries. Easy to find and park. Prices are very reasonable and competitive as well.

Amazing grocery store with interesting products. I bought so many things that I can never find at…read moreother Asian grocery stores. Organized and clean. Parking g lot is small but parking attendant will help you out. Well priced products too.

Visited after brunch, super neat to find such a wide range of Eastern European goods & products!…read more* Store is compact but offer produce, pantry staples, refrigerated & frozen goods, fresh bread, & deli section * Well-organized aisles, clean & easy to navigate, price labelled on majority of goods, efficient check-out Picked up ajvar, cookies, & sweets for work. Ajvar was delicious, walnut cookies were a hit! Will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

! Deli,…read more , Pound ! , ! !!!! ! You know the shop looks good, but in fact the sellers treat customers disgustingly! They didn't want to cut me a huge sausage at Deli, after which the guy said you have to buy then I'll cut it for you, the blonde girl punched me in the product that I didn't buy two pieces! When I came to this shop I was in a good mood, but unfortunately people here deceive their customers, so this is my last visit here! Be careful !!!! The prices are above average! I just want to add that food products--such as fruit, beverages, or canned goods--must not be placed directly on the floor; they should be kept on a shelf or a pallet.

Sariyah Al-Saawas song loud and clear drew my attention to this store. My first time here and I was…read morepleasantly surprised to see this blend of Middle Eastern and Latin products adorning every aisle!! I walked in and turned left to find a bunch of serving ware and cookware, tucked next to it are aisles of snacks and cookies. The farthest left corner is the raw meat section - this was the only aisle I didn't visit, and it's taking away from 5 star rating! The aisle had a strong odor, foul almost! Perhaps a little cleaning and maybe storage/refrigeration should be looked into. I was particularly drawn to the tahini and spice aisle. Also, the Mexican pottery section. I walked in with a resolve to just look around. Alas, I walked out with a bag of amazing goodies! Dry dill, mint leaves, dry green sabzi mix, plenty of other spices. Worth a visit!!!

I gave this store the benefit of the doubt a few months ago when I noticed they had started selling…read morepork in a small section of what was supposed to be a halal market. Unfortunately, I visited again today, and things have only gotten worse. The pork section has now expanded into a major part of the store, while the halal section has been reduced to what feels like a small kiosk. For a business that built its reputation around serving the Muslim community, this is incredibly disappointing. I asked the Arab Muslim working at the checkout if these changes were hurting their business. He smiled and told me that business is actually better than before. If that's the direction the owners want to take, that's their choice--but it also means they've chosen profit over the values that originally brought many of us through their doors. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if beer and alcohol are next. The store no longer resembles the halal market it once claimed to be. Today was my last purchase here. I have officially stopped shopping at La Princesa and will be taking my business elsewhere. As a Muslim, I cannot support a store that has moved so far away from the principles it once represented. I dont know how do these people even sleep at night doesn't their conscious bite them of guilt and disgust for cheating Allah and the community. In my opinion, they have traded their values for profit, and that is deeply disappointing. May Allah guide them back to the right path.

great food and great people. I enjoyed my experience there very much. They're kabab koobideh and…read morejoojeh are particularly very good.

Almaden Market is our favorite Persian market! They serve delicious, affordable food made with…read morefresh, high-quality ingredients. My family absolutely loves their kabobs--they're always flavorful, fresh, and cooked to perfection. They also have a wonderful selection of Persian groceries, making it a great place to shop and enjoy authentic Persian cuisine. Cute little place to get food and your groceries. Please support our local restaurants and small businesses. When we care for one another and shop locally, our community becomes stronger. Every visit makes a difference. -- Negar Tawakoli

I have been shopping here for decades.... way before they became Nijiya... they used to be Dobashi…read moreand nothing has changed. The service is great and the produce is always so fresh! It is a great place to get Japanese ingredients to make your favorite Japanese dishes. Some of the stuff is only in Japanese... but the staff will help you. It is a small market - but again, does well if you need unique ingredients. They have metered street parking, so be prepared to pay a small fee. Also, this market is surrounded by other shops and restaurants - so if you are hungry... stop by one of the neighboring spots. Would I go back? Yes, always!

Nijiya Market offers a smaller, more streamlined shopping experience than some of the larger…read moreJapanese grocery stores in the area. The selection is thoughtfully curated, making it easy to find what you need without feeling overwhelmed. The store is clean, organized, and easy to navigate, with a good variety of groceries, snacks, prepared foods, and everyday Japanese essentials. If you prefer a more relaxed shopping experience with plenty of quality options, this is a great stop in Japantown.