I saw a review from tik tok and had to check this place out since it was so close to the house. I…read moregot some hummus and falafels. I wish the falafels were served hot. When I got them there were cold. The flavor was good with seasonings, but cold falafels are not good at all. I was disappointed and high hopes for this place. Sadly I will not be returning.

Really good to go place where you can do your grocery next door too…read more Market and meat shop and food shop Service the people were nice Ambiance is like a grocery store

It's terrible: the store is selling expired products--we bought some lavash, and it turned out to…read morebe moldy.

Ordered thru Door Dash from Besan's BBQ Spot( San Mateo) tonight Oct. 11, 2025 their Hummus with…read morechicken liver but got instead just plain chicken. Inconsistent preparing what is in the order slip. The Lamb Shank with rice & beans in the menu shows a lighter broth non tomato based sauce. But what was prepared had a red tomato sauce.

Awesome! Produce. Awesome dry goods. Awesome! Canned goods. And a variety variety of Frozen…read more Burlingame Farmers Market is definitely one of my favorite local stores. Excellent prices too! And for Halloween 2025, I love the fact that they put the Dracula Blood Oranges front and center in the store. I love blood oranges on any given day anyway.

Best farmers market ever!…read more The owner truly cares about the store and is always working hard to bring in fresh, high quality products. You can really see the dedication and effort that goes into keeping everything well stocked and welcoming. They now have fresh meat and chicken available as well! Highly recommended if you're looking for quality products and great service.

One of our favorite things to do when we're on vacation is to visit local supermarkets and farmers…read moremarkets to see what is on offer in that part of the world. Sometimes you discover new foods and other times, you can be amazed by how expensive or inexpensive something can be. Since we can't travel internationally all the time, the next best thing is to wander into stores that offer staples from other countries. After lunch today, my wife walked into Istanbul Market next door and came out with three desserts. Unfortunately, we failed to write down the names and descriptions of what we got. Just three yummy looking morsels. We know one was Baklava. One was Turkish Delight. We're not sure what the third one was. I reserve my sweet tooth for ice cream, so I didn't personally try these, but she said that they were all super sweet. Service was reserved, but friendly.

Good market with many good quality products of Turkish brands. I don't like American jam or French…read morebrand at all and I can't eat it. Istanbul market has good quality Turkish jam of various fruit kinds. Also many different kind of feta cheese and also specifically Turkish versions of feta cheese, Ezine white cheese! You can't find it anywhere else and you should definitely try this one. They have also different kinds of good kashkaval cheese. Only thing that was missing was "tulum" cheese. I hope I can find it next time!

From the outside, this is a very unassuming neighborhood store. I've stopped by here before but…read morewalked right back out because the front just looks like a liquor store but I was on a mission to find Brazilian food and Yelp led me back here. There are some Brazilian snacks sold here but the real gem is the fresh savory pastries they sell in the back. These are made daily and brought over from Cafe de Casa! I placed a special order and the price per item broke down to $1.10 per piece. I had to pay through Zelle 2 days ahead of time for the preorder and the results were phenomenal at pick up. This was meant for an office party I was organizing and everyone, including my Brazilian boss, was super impressed! I have been to Cafe de Casa in SSF many, many years ago so if you like Brazilian food, do go check it out. I have tried: Kibe, Coxinha, Enroladinho de Queijo, Disco, Rissole de Presunto & Queijo and Rissole de Carne e Milho -- these are all very similar to a croquet: meat stuffed with vegetable and fried or baked.

Super unfriendly owner, never says hi or thank you. If the items or prices here was ok I wouldn't…read moreeven mind a rude owner but the items here are overpriced and a lot are expired. Make sure to check the expiration date on everything here. Last month I told the owner the cough drops are 2 over the expiration date and today I saw the same ones on the shelves. You can also tell no cleaning has been done inside for a long time

Love this shop for international goods. It's clean…read more -international spices available -habenero $3.99/lb - plantains $1.29/lb -Package goods like beans -zaatar Produce that is fresh

disappointed with the Guac quality (taste, texture) AND it's so pricey!!!!…read more Other mom & pop stores similar to this store sell the same pint for $5. AND it tastes so good. This was lacking the zing!! Not worth the $11+

Hsin Tung Yang Foods (新東陽) is a famous Taiwanese meat and sausage company. They currently have 46…read moreretail store in Taiwan. According to the company's website they've been in business since 1967 starting out as selling BBQ pork out of a small shop near where the current Hsin Tung Yang's Wanhua store is located in Taipei. Whenever I am in Taiwan I always have to stop and get a box of their famous Pork Jerkey. As Ken K. said in his review...its too bad you can't bring it back to the US. Although last year my sister accidently brought back some in her suite case...sneaky! I have been eating their sachima cake treats since I can remember. Sachima are basically the Chinese version of rice crispy but made with flour and instead of vanilla and marshmallow its made with sugar and sesame seeds. The Taiwanese version is similar to the Cantonese version where it is slightly sweet. I've had sachima by other companies but no one can make them like Hsin Tung Yang. Their sachima is sticker and more moist....keeping your dentist in business for years to come.... They also make lots of other Taiwanese snacks such as peanut brittle and dried tofu snacks. I think their products tends to be superior over their competitors because I think they use better quality ingredients and they stick to tried and true products. This location in San Francisco was established in 1979 and is where Hsin Tung Yang's US jerky is made from. As others have pointed out it doesn't taste the same. Its sad but true. But it's still pretty good. 1347review 5/3/2018 267th for 2018

Hsin Tung Yang Foods Co. has physical business headquarters located in South San Francisco, and is…read morethe US sales office of the parent company that originated in Taiwan US website: http://www.htyusa.com/ Taiwan site: http://www.hty.com.tw/ Hsin = New Tung = Eastern Yang = Sun (or in Chinese medical terms, the male organ...) The SSF office I visited one time and they don't really sell products, but do have a refrigerator of some of their offerings on display. However you can find a majority of their products online for purchase, as well as your friendly neigbhorhood A$N $upermarket, be it mom & pop, or big name chain like Marina, Lion, or 99. But buyer beware. Most of the HTY food products are mostly made in the USA. Nothing wrong with that, but they will not taste anywhere near as good as the equivalents of the HTY offerings that are made in Taiwan (especially PORK and BEEF related products, like jerky or preserved sausage....I guess a well represented male organ shaped object if you will). You will find a Hsin Tung Yang in TPE international airport (Zhong Zhen airport in Taoyuen County), although you'd have to be a real ass smuggla (or butt pirate) to get any meat products through the gates upon arrival in the US. So just stick with safe and ok products. For what it is worth, the HTY brand of their Plum Drink (Gwei Hua Suan Mei Tang) is half decent, even though it doesn't come close to the kind in Taiwan. About $2.20 at your A$N supermarket if they have it, brown bottle with Chinese and English characters. Ingredients: plum, dried hawthorne, dried orange peel, honey, sugarcane, spring water, liquorice, malic acid, osmanthus flavor This bottle however appears to be imported from Taiwan, rather than made in the USA.

​Italian Harvest is a U.S.-based importer specializing in authentic Italian artisanal foods since…read more2000. They collaborate with small family-run producers across Italy to offer a diverse selection of products, including organic pastas, sauces, olive oils, and preserves. Their commitment to traditional methods and organic ingredients ensures high-quality, flavorful offerings.​ One standout product is their Organic Olive Virgin Oil. This extra virgin, first cold-pressed oil is rich in polyphenols, offering a peppery finish without pesticides. The robust flavor and versatility in dishes like salads and pasta. Another highlight is the Bomba di Calabria Hot Pepper Paste. This spicy condiment is celebrated for its ability to enhance various dishes. ​ Italian Harvest also offers unique items like the Bergamot Citrus Preserve. Made from vine-ripened bergamots in Calabria, this preserve provides a fragrant and versatile addition to charcuterie boards, pastries, or simply spread on toasted ciabatta with ricotta cheese. ​ Overall, Italian Harvest delivers high-quality, authentic Italian products that bring traditional flavors to the modern table.​ If you like Il Molino organic extra virgin olive oil, this is the place to order from. I am located in New York and have ordered IL Molino Organic Olive oil as well as other Italian organic products. The packaging is above par and the customer service team is outstanding.

Wow is this place authentic, organized and right near my house. I was looking for a specific…read moreItalian ingredient I had bought at some store I couldn't find again. I did a internet search and Italian Harvest came up. Not only did I buy what I was looking for, I found tons of the most gorgeous homemade, organic and/or wheat alternative pasta I have ever seen. I personally ordered and paid online, then picked it up. A bit difficult to find the first time, but I will soon be back. This is my new "go to" Italian Deli alternative in the Peninsula.

If you want to have a colon cleansing for the next 5 days, come and buy their chinese medicine. Had…read morea prescription for weak blood, end up being weaker from 5 days of diarrhea.

I had heel pain for several months. I tried acupuncture but it didn't help. I asked the owner for…read moresuggestions and he recommended medication and patch. My pain was gone over night. It was painful to walk.. I really appreciate his suggestions.