Pasha’s Market

Cupertino, Vereinigte Staaten

3.7

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19080 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA, 95014
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Rating des Ortes: 4
South Bay, CA
Was waiting for some food to go down the way so came in here to buy some groceries. They have some interesting selections of Israeli and Turkish olive oils and Barbari bread, The May not look like much from the outside but they definitely have a load of Middle Eastern goods.
Rating des Ortes: 1
San Diego, CA
No area to lock my bike? Owner told me to leave it outside. No way in h*ll I’m leaving a $ 1200 bike outside unattended while I do my shopping. I told the guy, «then I take my business elsewhere». I am a frequent visitor of these types of ethnic shops. This would’ve been my first time shopping there, instead, it’ll be my last.
I went down to ZAD and they let me park it inside while I shopped.
Rating des Ortes: 5
San Ramon, CA
I have been going to Pasha’s for the past 4 years. They have a variety of Indian/​Pakistani/​Persion/​Arabic groceries. They also have Fresh Halal meat. The staff is very friendly and shop is mostly neat and organised. The have a handsome choice of fresh fruits and vegitables and the prices are much lower than chain grocery store. If you are in the Cupertino area, check out this store.
Rating des Ortes: 3
San Jose, CA
this place has many great selection for bread for a good price. so i bought the lavash for $ 1.99. the pita bread was about $ 1.49 ish, which i was tempted to buy. i didn’t buy anything else as I wasn’t sure how i would cook with them.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Santa Clara, CA
We prefer to buy the Halal Chicken from Pasha’s Market since it is fresh, the meat is very tender, they clean and cut is very professionally. Why buy frozen process chicken when you can get them from Pasha market. Price is reasonable and the staff keep the meat area very clean.
Rating des Ortes: 3
San Jose, CA
went in here the other day looking for some harris ranch burger patties (they didnt have any). The place is very small inside and not much parking outside. Owner did not seem very friendly or helpful. Probably wont come back here again — unless in an emergency!
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Jose, CA
Great Hala market, has great variety and alot of fresh produce at really reasonable prices. The butcher Paul is always nice and quick. Fresh bread delivery on Tuesdays. My second favorite local Halal Market.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Silicon Valley, CA
This is a convenient market if you live in the area. Variety of middle eastern/​Indian foods and decent prices. Also the shopping center has just finished remodeling the building for the first time in what must have been about 50 years. So doesn’t look quite as run down as before, but still has that I-​bought-​a-​tiny-​50-​year-​old-​house-​and-​fixed-​it-​up-​instead-​of-​replace-​it-​with-​a-​McMansion kind of feel of many of the nearby homes in Cupertino.
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
Located not far from Stevens Creek and Lawrence, this little corner shop looks like a hole-​in-​the-​wall.
But inside is a surprisingly large array of bulk dry goods, from big plastic bags of spices, large bags and cans of beans, boxes of premixed biyrani, curry, tandoori blends for a little over $ 1.00, a huge assortment of tea leaves, big canisters of tahini, different honeys, pomegrante molasses, and even a butcher shop section of halal meats along the back wall.
The place looks worn down but clean, and they take MC/​Visa/​AMEX. If you’re in the local area, it really manages to hold its own against the bigger ethnic grocery stores among El Camino Real in terms of convenience and selection.
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
75¢ Samosas! Delicious potato veggie samosas for my cheap-​dining pleasure! Big and warm and fresh. Much better than ordering in a restaurant.
Also lots of other Indian market goods. Moderate prices, unique snacks. Pleasant staff. I will be back to clean out their supply of samosas.
Rating des Ortes: 5
San Jose, CA
I turned up here as they serve Halal meat, but they
are really well stocked with loads of other hard to find
middle easter & Indian /​Pakistani items.
Their meat selections have increased as well, was delighted to
find Pastrami & other cuts.
Their prices are reasonable & food is fresh.
Rating des Ortes: 3
San Francisco, CA
I just came to this market the other day. It was my first time at a Indian market. I never been in one or seen one in my life. This one is alright … they sell a little bit of produce, some Indian frozen foods, Indian rice, Indian tea, sauces, and LOTS of spices. You can find anything you will ever need to make any Indian dish here.
Rating des Ortes: 4
East Bay, CA
Cute little nondescript place located next to Roasted Coffee Bean in a plaza that needs some major renovations. It’s a small Persian grocery store, so it says on the sign in the window. It offers items that are priced much lower than the regular grocery store such as tahini sauce (needed for my hummus) $ 3−4/jar, a wide selection of spices, and pita bread at $ 1 per package. Today, I also bought green onions — 3 bunches for $ 1, 6 heads of garlic for $ 1.29, and peppermint tea for $ 2.49. I still have yet to try the Real Ice Cream that they sell. Yum!
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Jose, CA
This market sells a number of middle-​eastern foods, but it is mostly targeted towards buyers of Indian-​type foods. They sell Harissa, a morrocan spice paste, for $ 3.49. I bought it at M&M Market on Blaney and Stevens Creek (another middle eastern market) for $ 4.99.
There are a number of kinds of fresh pita breads and lavash, but I didnt see any fresh naan.
They sell bulk dried sour cherries for $ 3.99 lb, cheaper than costco, which is (I think) $ 7 for 18 oz. They also sell about 4 kinds of raisins in bulk. Also in bulk is fresh feta, in French and Bulgarian varieties. I guess I need to try them both, to determine the difference in taste between the two.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Cupertino, CA
I was first drawn into this Indian/​Pakistani/​Middle Eastern market by the sign in the window for Real Ice Cream. When I buy flavors like fig or rose or pisachio kulfi, I’m assured of getting the whole thing to myself in my house. Not only do they carry Real Ice Cream, they also have a good variety of fresh produce, Indian groceries, interesting teas and sweets, frozen Indian breads that cook up nicely and hot veggie samosas behind the register. The prices are very good and the service is friendly.