Foodnet Supermarket

This place is super big and pretty organized. They remodeled the entire inside of the store about 2 years ago. As someone who is predominantly plant based, I have trouble finding certain fruits and vegetables at your regular grocery store. I always come here to get trumpet mushrooms and greens!! Sometimes there are a lot of fruit flies so beware of that. If you are trying to get fresh fish or meats they have a ticket system that is a bit messy so you have get overlooked. Other than that, I recommend if your looking for exotic fruits and vegetables, come here!

Small to mid sized, asian grocery store located in a shopping plaza on the west side of San Leandro. Parking lot gets surprisingly busy and crowded. Store is tidy, bright, and organized well inside. Selection is moderate for produce and meats. They have a hot food counter for bbq and roasted meats (pork belly, soy chicken, roast duck etc) too. Prices seem reasonable and comparable to other asian grocery stores like New Sang Chong, 99 Ranch etc. Their seafood/fish counter has a nice large numbered menu with listed varieties of how you can have your fish prepared and wrapped for you (i.e. scaled, filet, etc) and they also can deep fry fish here. Was in the area to pick up dim sum next door at DT Dim Sum so it was convenient to grab a few additional items for my Sunday brunch at home.

The quality of their prepared food isn't any good anymore. We love getting the yellow ginger chicken w ginger scallion sauce. However, we received an order that was definitely past due. Big disappointment. This place is putting out old food that isn't edible. We'll be going elsewhere from now on.

I can only comment on the seafood department. I was looking for live crab for thanksgiving and they had them. I am not sure where they came from as commercial crabbers are on hold in the areas between Monterey Bay and Fort Bragg. Likely north of there.They use manmade saltwater and the crabs were stacked like sardines in the 4 tanks they have. Although they were ok they were well below par of locally caught crab in flavor and texture. Under so much stress it's easy to understand why.I got my fix but will not shop for crab here again. The body meat was flavorless and the leg and claw meat meh. I would say the same for other live seafood they have. Convenient but not the best.

Wow it's been a while since I've been back to the Bay Area. This supermarket is my sister and family's go to for their grocery needs. The place is clean and there is a large selection of Asian groceries. Service is great don't expect the American style of service. They mostly want to get you in and out. Hahaha. I would definitely come back in the future.

Really great place to buy your produce and fresh fruit. If you're like me and you consume fresh fruit and veggies daily, come here. They have dedicated areas for veggies, and the fruits are located towards the entrance (past the cashiers). I bought their Papaya here and was super sweet, and also a case of their Mexican mango which was incredibly crazy sweet. I wanted to buy fish, but the line to get it clean was long and the aisles are narrow so I passed but will come on a day that they are not busy. I went through the aisles of sauces as well so they have a large selection. What's really cool too is that they have a large parking lot and right next to them is a dim sum take out. I just took a glimpse but I will have to try them next time I come back. Overall, highly recommend you give Foodnet a try.Cheers!

A long-established neighborhood grocery store with fresh fruit and vegetables, live fish and crab, fresh meat, and Chinese ethnic food.This Chinese supermarket has been a longtime establishment that serves San Leandro and its vicinity. I don't even remember how long I have been shipped there-- possibly over 20 years? It is great with its variety of Chinese ethnic foods: packaged ramen, frozen seafood, fresh vegetables, specialty sauces, packaged tofu, fresh bread, and bottled soda. The price is pretty comparable with the main Chinese grocery chains. The meat section offers an extensive range of cuts, including beef, pork, and poultry. The meats are displayed, allowing customers to handpick the perfect cuts for their preferences. The friendly and knowledgeable staff is always on hand to assist.The live fish section has tanks of live fish: tilapia, catfish, back bass, cod, and sturgeon. Fishmongers are available for scaling, cutting, and cleaning the fish. Frying service is also available at no charge. My favorites are their cut-to-order hotpot meats, live fish with free cleaning and frying services, and easy parking with a large parking lot.In conclusion, this local Chinese supermarket offers a great selection of ethnic food, particularly fresh meat and live seafood. With its diverse selection, friendly staff, and close proximity, it is a great choice for buying groceries.

If you know the cashier, you get free stuff!!!Me: oh, you charge me 1 bag, but you don't charge for 4 bags?Cashier: oh, he's a regular customer.Me: who isn't a regular customer here in this area?Cashier: oh, he knows me and I know him.I'ma make all effort to know all your staff so I can have the whole store!!!

Post remodel looks nice, but it looks like they've adopted some sloppy or shady business practicesAfter purchasing several packages of nori, yeast and rice, and leaving the premises, I realized that I was overcharged on the nori by a dollar on each packageI told my dad when I got home and he said he doesn't shop at foodnet anymore because I'm the past they charged him 10.99 for a 1.99 pack of crackers, which he also didn't realize until he got homeWe called my aunt who lives in the neighboring heron Bay and it seems she's been had too when shopping at foodnet. Mislabeling the price of groceries is totally not cool. If you want to get a few bucks out of each customer just label it correctly so that customers get a consistent and reliable experience and prices meet expectation

My experience at this store: The live crab is picked from the aquarium and immediately put in a paper bag and then inserted into another plastic bag. Sale price of crab, therefore, includes weight of 2 watery bags. Whaaattt??? The weight of the soaking wet bags still with water was 0.146 lbs x $14.99/lb = $2.18. I just paid $2.18 for the wet bags!! Ouch!!! That is the cost of a pound of chicken or half a pound of pork or 2 pieces of lettuce. At such an exorbitant price, is it legit for a store to weigh the item including the heavily watered packaging and charge this, too, to their customers? Being asian, I have been to other asian stores in Hayward, Union City, and Newark where the crab is weighed first and then priced, and THEN bagged.I believe this practice done by Foodnet is cheating......... and cheating during these hard times is not good.