One of the nicer 99 Ranches that I've been to! Went here to kill some time as my husband and I were…read morewaiting for Chiang Rai. The store is clean, well stocked, and well laid out. We ended up picking up a few veggies and general cooking ingredients.

Was at the gym and noticed this little gem right around the corner. Nive variety of moon cakes for…read morethe upcoming moon cake festival. I love the smell of an Asian Market. Just as much as all of the Asian products. Unfortunately, due to my lengthy vacation, I could only pack in as much as I can take out. So I snack... Large variety of Asian vegetables. And a larger selection of sauces and tofu. Service was great.

If I could move in here, I would…read more The olive oil aroma smacks you in the face (lovingly, wonderfully), the second you enter this heavenly Italian deli. There is nothing Italian you cannot get here. The sandwiches are still wonderful and you are a fool if you do not get their "Crazy Mixed Up Antipasta Salad." It is a fantastic and very tasty pasta salad with strips of meat in it. Sandwiches are ordered on one side and the bakery is on the other side. I dare you to check out without getting some fresh bread or at least one Italian pastry.

Sandwiches here are definitely worth trying! I ordered the Grandma Gerry, and the quality of the…read moredeli meat really stood out--it was fresh, flavorful, and made the sandwich. The bread was my only complaint. I was told they've changed it over the last couple of months, and I think the sandwich would be even better with the old bread. One tip: if you're coming on a Sunday, get there before the church crowd. We ended up waiting about an hour before being served. The wait was made a little better because the staff came around with free deli meat samples for everyone waiting in line, which was a nice touch. Overall, a very good sandwich, and I'd definitely come back--just a little earlier next time!

I love coming here for Sangak. It's the cheapest compared to other places. They have a $2.99 limit…read moretwo special going on. I always freeze the extras and they toast back up very well in the toaster oven. The biggest downside is the wait time. There is almost always a line for Sangak Bread and it takes a while. Other than that, I do think it's worth it. The supermarket itself is also great, it's fairly clean and they have such a nice variety of lamb to choose from.

Very disappointing customer service and poor management. That's why I would like to publish today!…read more This is my second time speaking with the store manager about rude and unhelpful cashier service. While I was checking out, the cashier refused to help bag my groceries, even though I had opened my bags and was unable to both unload items onto the register and bag them at the same time. She told me, "I'm only a cashier, not a bagger," and left the items on top of my bags. In my experience, this is the only store where cashiers refuse to assist with basic bagging responsibilities. I always treat employees with respect and do not expect special treatment, but customers should also be treated with courtesy and professionalism. Unfortunately, after today, I will no longer shop here. There are other stores with good prices that provide much better customer service and respect their customers. For management's reference, basic cashier responsibilities include: * Safely and efficiently bagging customer purchases * Organizing heavy and fragile items appropriately * Separating raw meat, food, and cleaning chemicals * Considering customer preferences * Providing efficient and courteous service Management should address this issue and ensure that customer service standards are consistently followed.

Namaste Plaza is an Indian supermarket located in the Marketplace. It's on the same block as…read moreTarget. The store itself is mid-sized and packed with products and boxes. There's a fresh produce, frozen, and packaged goods area. It looks like a hole in the wall rather than a modern market. I came here to buy spices. The prices and labeling were confusing. In short, I bought small mustard seeds labeled as $1.49 but was charged $2.99. I asked the cashier why and she explained it's because there's a smaller one for $1.49... but why was the one I purchased stocked under the incorrect price sign. To say the least, I was disappointed. However, their spice section is immense and affordable for the most part. Overall, I think this is a good place for locales who want to stock up on ingredients for cooking up Indian cuisine. However, I don't think I'll be back anytime soon.

I only go to this Indian store because it's close by, but the service has consistently been rude…read more On top of that, I've received unsealed idli batter twice, including one purchase that was clearly moldy. Irvine needs a decent Indian grocery store that prioritizes cleanliness, food safety, and basic customer respect.

This place has everything I need to keep kosher and not starve, which is really all you can ask…read morefor. The homemade baba ganoush is so good I'm pretty sure it violates some kind of health code because nothing should be that delicious. They've got fresh challah, specialty spices, and all the Shabbat essentials. Five stars. Mazel tov to whoever runs this place and the deli next door.

I shop here sometimes. They are warm and knowledgeable. They know their customers and have great…read moreprepared dishes.

I come here at least once a year for all my Diwali needs, they always have a great selection of…read moresweets and candles at a reasonable price. It's a family-run shop where everyone is so friendly and helpful. It is on the smaller side so the selection of other Indian groceries is limited, but it's still a solid option for most dry goods and sweets during the holidays. If you're looking for an Indian grocery store in the area, this is a solid 3.5-star option to consider.

Be careful when you buy any Indian Groceries or ready to eat food. Most of the items ones not have…read moreany price labels, even though it is i Mandatory law to post sale price on every item. And the owners doesn't have any ethics. They charge the different prices for the same items. Secondly, some of their items are probably out dated since items doesn't have any expiration date . So be very carefully.

If you're a regular at Zion Market and have been to this location, you know that it is truly the…read moreelite location in comparison to Buena Park and the other Irvine location that no longer exists. For starters, this is a Korean market, which means you're going to get the unfiltered real Korean market experience. What I mean by that is no not all of the produce is gonna be top quality. Yes, you will have to get elbows deep to fish out 10 unbruised apples sometimes. Yes, you might need to pick out a few wilted outer leaves off of the cabbage. But hear me out, when the apples are 2 pounds for $.99 and the cabbage is 3 pounds for $.50. Beggars can't be choosers you know? If that's not your speed and you're willing to pay more for the pretty package produce, no shame, no judgment to each their own The staff that works here are truly like family. The aunties that serve samples will greet you like you're their own kid, the guys restocking the shelves speak broken Korean with the Korean uncles and aunties, and it will never fail to make you laugh because they're so exaggerated in their expressions. Even the 18-year-old cashier that won't make eye contact with you does their job efficiently. The ambience is just homey and welcoming. Everything is always where you expect to find it there's never any big changes, you can always count on the Lil retail shop in the back to the open and the grandpa's at work at the butcher/seafood counter to flash you a warm smile as you walk by. Oh, and don't forget the sweet grandma that runs the counter up towards the front and the auntie that runs the cosmetic store as well! All I can say is, don't knock it till you try it. It might not be for everyone, but you won't know till you try!

Review 16/365 Day Challenge…read more Our 1st time coming to this Zion Market. My son had a soccer game and decided to stop by b4 heading home. They also have Kimbap fast food at the court right when you walk into the supermarket. Ended up Grabbing lunch from CM chicken at the food court. While waiting for the fried chicken order to be done i went and grabbed some KaLbi to cook during the midday. What flavor chicken we ordered ~ Garlic Soy flavor was really yummy. Tasted similar like the known fried chicken spot that offers the garlic soy flavor. ~ Garlic Spicy Mild tastes like the Garlic Soy but with the Mild spice level. Isn't mild at all. Looks red & spicy but don't let that scare you to order this flavor. It's a new Flavor. Chicken is good, tender, fried to perfection and nice size. It came w a good size pickled daikon given with our chicken. The associate gave us a receipt and mentioned it'll be 15 mins to pick up. So i decided to do some shopping. Associate was really nice friendly & our order was completed as promised. The chicken spot looks clean and welcoming. Along has a delicious aroma of yummy fried chicken. This Zion is much cleaner and well organized than the Zion market in Buena Park I usually go to along w more up to date atmosphere. The aisle was not cramped and neatly displayed. The fruits , veggies looked fresh. The meat on some were a bit darker color, like not fresh red meat color. So have to keep your eyes peeled. Has a good selection of Korean items that you'd find normally at every Korean market. Lots of parking out front.

Stumbled upon this store because of the restaurant next to it. They have a vast variety of imported…read moregoods with great prices. Not over priced like most places and great selection of snacks! Very big store with lots of items didn't get to fully explore it.

Just a warning I've purchased 3 bags of rice and each one has had major big infestation in them…read more The last two i returned to exchange they really didn't care. Never buying from here again.

LOVE this place! Mitsuwa Marketplace was easy walking distance from the Hilton Orange County/Costa…read moreMesa hotel where we were staying - very convenient for us! It is a Japanese grocery store with a food court. In the grocery store, they had everything Japanese-Asian that you might want or need. They had produce, canned & frozen food, baked goods, teas, coffee, mochi ice cream, and even skin care products. They also had convenient hot and cold pre-packed food for on-the-go meals, like sushi, dim sum, rice bowls, and various katsu. We took advantage of that and had a nice lunch. We ate at Don Don Tei located in the food court. Good food with generous portions. Overall, great store and food court! Will definitely be back when in the area.

This was my first time at this Mitsuwa, and unfortunately, I wasn't very impressed. The parking lot…read moreis quite small, and there was active construction at the entrance during my visit, which made the area noisy and a little difficult to navigate. Having been to other Mitsuwa locations, especially the one in Torrance, I found this store to be very cramped and dark by comparison. I also had trouble finding many of the items I normally buy at Mitsuwa--they simply didn't seem to be stocked on the shelves. The prepared foods were another disappointment. The selection didn't seem nearly as appealing or extensive as what I've found at the Torrance location. I ended up picking up a few things, but was surprised to find that they were more expensive than similar items at another Japanese grocery store in the area, which I visited afterward. Overall, I'd choose the Torrance location over Irvine based on this visit. The Irvine store just didn't have the selection, atmosphere, or value I've come to expect from Mitsuwa.