Zion – Eating inside the market

mmm-yoso!!!, a blog about food in San Diego (and beyond).  Today, Kirk is converging toward an objective, Ed (from Yuma) is advancing toward an intention and Cathy is here, with a focus toward the target of blogging.

 A few weeks ago, it looked almost like today, but with only an expectation of rain.  The Mister and I needed to do some grocery shopping and headed out to Zion Market, which has quite a few eateries inside the store as well as a Food Court area.IMG_5238IMG_5086IMG_5084The Produce area was quite crowded.  We picked up items on our list, as well as whatever was on sale, then headed all the way to the back-toward the 'Kitchen' area, located along the East wall between the meat and seafood counters.IMG_5221IMG_5219IMG_5222IMG_5229The hot and room temperature counters had just been filled with freshly prepared items.IMG_5233The refrigerated, pickled item case was also freshly assembled. 

We selected some items here, paid for all of our purchases then walked over to the Food Court area and grabbed a table.IMG_5090We managed to unwrap everything and take a photo before enjoying a nice lunch. (Chopsticks and napkins are given at the market cash registers.)

Clockwise from 11:00—Fish pancakes ($4.54), barley tea ($1.50), real crab California rolls ($3.25), kimchi steamed dumplings ($3.75) and a whole teriyaki grilled squid ($4.99). 

Zion Market 7655 Clairemont Mesa Blvd San Diego, California 92111 open 7 days 9 to 9 website