Informal convenience store for snack items & sundries, plus Asian goods & liquor.
Service Options: In-store shopping
Health and Safety: Mask required · Safety dividers at checkout ·
Hours
| Thursday | 10AM–10PM |
| Friday | 10AM–10PM |
| Saturday | 10AM–10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM–10PM |
| Monday | 10AM–10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM–10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM–10PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 299 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041 Phone: (650) 969-5595 Website:
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Review Summary
Mary Hadik-Barkoczy
It’s my go-to shop for Chinese New Years decorations and tea.
E-san
Kind of a convenience store in a very good location.
Lorenzo Gentile
Best place to get snacks and booze late on Castro
Mary Hadik-Barkoczy
This is a wonderful quirky little shop. You can get everything from Egyptian figures to nori. It’s my go-to shop for Chinese New Years decorations and tea. You never really know what you’ll leave with.
alex carter
Very very cool little convenience store, lots of Japanese and European candies and chocolates, lots of wines, beers, liquors, the usual convenience store stuff like instant ramen but in the back there are neat things like teapots and dishes. Just lots of interesting things crammed in this little store, classical music playing, and just a very good vibe.
George N
Racist, racist, racist owners! Do not patronize.I’m still shaking from shock, trying to hold back tears, as I write this.Not only did they refuse to serve me, they also implied I was a criminal – and I happen to be black.I swung by Easy Foods Company this afternoon because I’d just heard about tonight’s Powerball jackpot on the radio as I drove through downtown Mountain View.And lo and behold, I found an old lottery ticket in my wallet so I first checked at the external customer facing machine to see if that had won.Unfortunately the machine seemed glitchy – had to scan several times, but it had trouble reading the barcode, likely because it was an old ticket.So I went to the counter and asked Sonny to use his scanner to double check – has a feeder and more reliable.He refused, and asked me to check myself at the other scanner.I was surprised, but told him I had already checked, to which he cut me off and said that he was the owner and didn’t believe me, and I was going to scam him by pretending I won $10 when I didn’t.I’m still trying to process that logic – how does that scam work? Isn’t the scanner authoritative?Gloria then joined us, so I turned to her, visibly frustrated and explained what was happening. She also refused, implying that I was up to some scam.Both said I was wasting their time, even though there were no other customers.At this point I was quite shaken, still didn’t raise my voice, tried to reason with them for several minutes to understand why this was so complicated for such a small request – takes 5 seconds to scan the ticket … but they spent almost 5 minutes refusing to scan my ticket.Sonny then started calling the police, and so I said great, I’ll wait – let me pop out my camera. He then hung up and demanded I leave.By then, there was another customer behind me, and she whispered to me not to bother with them and to just take my business somewhere else.Not wanting to waste another customer’s time, I left.My whole day is ruined, I’m upset and incredibly sad that in 2018 we still have to deal with this sort of prejudice.