The Yummiest Meat Shops in Fresno

Tri tip is good. The chili beans are okay. Coleslaw and beans are both very expensive if bought as sides. Service is greatly missing. Needs a serious retraining session. Lots of places to spend my money to put up with the rudeness.

Can I do a 3.5? We've been coming to the Meat Market for many years. Being back in town we had to stop by and get a trip tip sandwich and fries. We were promptly greeted. We ordered the tri tip combo ( sandwich, fries and a drink)The fries were hot and seasoned, the sandwich was just ok, kind of lack luster. It seems the quality of beef has maybe changed??? The drink was refreshing. We always enjoy a stroll through the market with many local items to purchase that you can't find in to many other places, from seasonings, produce, wines, milk, products and so much more. We always pick up items to take back home with us to Idaho. We still love this place. We will definitely be back.

Great customer services and the food is good and so is the quality of meats . Definitely a great place to get some Mexican food

I stopped in here one afternoon, because a) I was hungry and B) I knew they had Indian seasoned meat both as a meat market, but also grilled. Win/win. So I came by to get a feeling for the place and to taste their food. It's organized like a butcher shop with large, refrigerated cases, and the meat displayed in it. They primarily focus on marinated chicken, but they also sell Indian flavored shrimp, lamb, chops, lamb, steak, lamb skewers, and paneer, a type of Indian cheese.For chicken, they sell raw chicken breast, boneless thighs, and legs and thighs all at different price points. You could buy your marinated chicken, raw and grill it at home. Alternatively, you can buy already made up skewers of meats I think with vegetables. What I was hankering for was a chicken bowl. The chicken bowls include rice, grilled red, green bell peppers, and onions. The meats are grilled kebab, style or skewers, and then placed on a bed of basmati rice. It's not a bowl as it comes in a box. I ordered my chicken bowl and requested boneless thigh because I knew that would be the juiciest one and I didn't want to deal with the bones. They indicated it would be 10 or 15 minutes because they have to cook it. It cooks right there. They indicated also and the staff were very nice and gracious the gentleman serving me, that many people simply call in their order ahead and then come by and pick it up. The store is organized as a meat shop and the one on Kings Canyon is in an L shape. Towards the back of the store, they have a number of grocery items such as Indian foods like large bags of chickpeas, rice, and many spices and spice mixes that you can choose from to purchase. I spent my time waiting shopping and looking at all of their goods and wares. They have quite an array.They have many different flavors of the marinated meats. These include: tandoori, lemon masala, jalapeño, Peri Peri, spicy tandoori, and their own blend, which is the spiciest called Nawabii. I had never heard of the Nawabii and asked about it which they indicated was quite hot, so of course I had to try it just because I've never had it before and I tend to be experimental. ***Note***not all meats come with every flavor. For example, chicken breast raw comes in three flavors: tandoori, lemon marsala, and jalapeño. Boneless thighs come in four flavors. The bone-in legs and thighs come in all six flavors. The skewers such as the lamb skewer only comes in Peri Peri, the lamb steak comes in two marinated flavors, the shrimp skewers come in tandoori, and Nawabi.If you order a bowl, which I did in the boneless thigh, which I did, you can actually choose two different flavors so I ordered the lemon marsala and the Nawabi. They were absolutely out of this world! I'm glad I ordered two different flavors so that I could try them both. The Nawabi was very spicy, and it was pretty much at the end of my limit for spiciness that I can tolerate, but boy was it delicious. I really love flavor impact, and these meats absolutely did not disappoint. Also, for a price point, the chicken bowl is really very affordable you get so much food, but it's almost enough for two meals. However, since I was a greedy girl that day, and had an eaten lunch and was having an early supper, most of my meal was consumed.Thankfully, Meat Bazaar has a place in South East, Fresno which is quite convenient for me and also North West Fresno. and now that I've written this, I might have to give them a go for lunch...

CHICKEN !I went to a housewarming / super bowl party over the weekend and they had tons of food and liquor options available for their guest (food trucks, home-cooked food, bunch of snack and treats). But one thing stuck out in particular.The chicken form the meat bazaar was amazing. It was marinated perfectly and when I asked my friend Kjay he told me they actually brought it up from Fresno, CA. I was shocked that somebody actually brought some from there but it was definitely worth it. I might have to make a trip to Fresno for this chicken.If you are in the area you must stop by or if you make a trip then grab a bunch!

I've come here a few times before and always gotten the standard carne asada burrito. They're really good, but today I was in the mood to try a breakfast burrito de jamón (of ham). I was not disappointed. The ham was mixed with eggs and included cheese, rice, and beans. I could've done without the rice, but it was still good nonetheless. Now I have a go to spot for breakfast burritos. Next time I'll try the bacon or chorizo!

Only 4 reviews?! This place deserves some yelp love. Im only reviewing the in house taqueria and only the carne asada burrito or taco. What can I say, i love carne asada! Ive had the tri tip bbq sandwich and it was good, but you already forgot, i love carne asada!! My only complaint is the one time i went there and the carne asada was too salty. I knew it was a fluke and have been back plenty of times since with no complaints. Oh, the lady is super stingy about the amount of salsa she gives you. One small cup per burrito which is probably equivalent to two packets at taco bell. I ask for more and she gives me one more cup but not without giving me the stink eye! I could take a shot of salsa per bite if they gave me enough sauce.