Cedar Village

The store is comparatively small but it has most of the items. The prices are reasonable. the staff is also friendly. Recently they have made some changes in the shop layout and it looks clean and spacious.
I prefer this store mainly because it is closer to my home and it is less crowded.

Lots of choices for far eastern cuisines

Parked for Jay Bharat and Trinetra. Has ample restaurants, gas station, grocery stores.

This location is very good, near high school. It has good options, but generally seems to be less busy, maybe due to the mall nearby or some other things

Just skip this place. There were dirty bathrooms that were inadequately stocked. Main floors were dirty. One of the Baristas at the drive through area, was eating a muffin, pulling out his phone and lying back against the counters, never washing his hands. Another Barista was scratching his skin, handling drinks without washing. There was a bit of a wait for our two drinks. Both drinks were not good. One was well over the powdered green tea limit and the other way to sweet. Asked for both drinks to be extra hot, only one was.
This has been an unpleasant experience. Also, there was no cheer here. 👎
We walked in and ordered.

My go to place for Indian groceries. You get fresh Indian vegetables such as moranga, moranga leaves, pumpkins and long gourd, curry leaves, Indian snacks, and many more.

Other than the anchor store which is the ranch 99 grocery store which is pretty good, this shopping center is just a bunch of small specialty shops. You wouldn't go out of your way to come to any of them but you can get some good vietnamese, chinese, etc food if you happen to be in the area.