Mouthwatering International Grocery in San Francisco

Someone had recommended I try this place, and I'm glad they did. This is a small market, and in the building next to it, there is take out and a meat counter available. This is a very casual place. Friendly service, if you tip you'll notice even bigger smiles from the cook behind the counter. If you're ordering take out, the portions are fresh and generous. It looks like everything is made to order. I ordered falafels, and they were made right away. One tip is that after you order, you pay next door at the grocery store, and come back for your food. If you want to eat there, there is one table. Primarily this is a take out place for the food. And the food was fresh and delicious.

Long overdue review for Woori! I've been coming here for over a year now and love the entire vibe of the grocery store. They stock a selection of Korean food, snacks and drinks -- and even offer some hot food options as well. I've tried their spicy fried chicken and japchae and enjoyed both items!I recently also came back from Korea and was missing some of the snacks and drinks I was frequently having. I stopped by Woori hoping that they would carry some of the items I was craving and was so happy when they did! (p.s. HIGHLY recommend the milk classic crackers! We tried them in Korea and have been obsessed ever since. We brought back like 6 bags and were regretting not getting more, but luckily Woori has them!!!!) Their staff are always so nice and I enjoy interacting with them! Definitely recommend coming to Woori for your essential Korean groceries !!!

If you happened to be a spiced tea lover like myself, you ought to find an Indian grocery store such as Jai Ho. But here's a unique challenge. You might try to find Jai Ho since it's behind ordinary businesses of Fillmore. Now that I found it myself, perhaps it's next to Popeyes chicken.I'm so new to this international grocery store, so I might as well browse around for several minutes until I found the best seller. Still a small space though, with narrow walkways. Curry spices; just had to wait until I fully learn how to cook. The last aisle I checked was the tea/coffee section, home to the most authentic chai teas I could fall in love with, ranging from masala to cardamom. Still low quality, and there's never a karak chai in sight. Whatever looks good was a must-have.As a traveler, it's imperative to experience new foods and cultures. But it's very important to know what you purchase that's absolutely suitable to your interest. More importantly, be modest and kind to the family owned grocery store.

My favorite place for rib eye steaks, butcher always gives me the best pick possible. Also they have slabs of raw honey comb, ghee, olive oil and camel milk. It's a one stop shop in many senses and the quality is amazing. I've gotten just about every kind of meat sold and every one has been amazing quality. The camel milk also is great quality for the best price you can find

Solid selection of Indian snacks, pre made mixes, and deserts. The drinks in the bar are great and it's a nice way to introduce yourself to some great indian deserts and foods.

This deli is new, very good sandwiches I love Boars Head. I got the cracked pepper turkey with cheddar cheese. They have good products that are unique. The customer service was good & very clean inside & organized. Definitely coming back.

The funniest thing is that they run a Brazilian store and they don't even speak Portuguese, yet it's ran way better than the Brazilian owned stores. Keep it up guys! I don't shop there more often because I moved further, otherwise it would be my go to for Brazilian stuff. A lot of selection, by the local standards of Brazilian groceries and a price that is not too expensive. Note that I didn't write cheap, it's still overpriced. Not by much, but overpriced nonetheless.

Genki Crepes is my favorite quick dessert in San Francisco! As a dessert enthusiast, I genuinely think that their crepes are some of the best I've ever tasted. They're crispy AND chewy, which for some reason seems difficult to achieve at most places. My personal favorite is the crepe with chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream, topped with fresh whipped cream. It's a delightful combination of flavors and textures that never fails to satisfy my sweet tooth.The crepes are made fresh to order, and you can watch as they carefully create your dessert right in front of you. The staff is friendly and efficient, making for a pleasant experience every time. Something about watching them make it fresh is comforting along with the smell of fresh crepe.The shop itself is actually a mini mart like it mentions in the name. They sell snacks, bottled drinks, small amount of grocery, household, and beauty products. It can feel pretty tight inside if it's crowded.However, one downside is the parking situation. It's only street parking, which can be quite challenging in this busy area. Be prepared to circle around a bit before finding a spot.Overall, if you're in the mood for a delicious and indulgent treat, Genki Crepes is definitely worth a visit. Just plan ahead for the parking situation, and you'll have a fantastic time!