Bazaar Sonoma Owners Bringing Mei Mei to Healdsburg

The husband-and-wife team behind Forestville's Bazaar Sonoma plan to open a Chinese-style food hall and grocery in the former Quail & Condor space.


The owners of Bazaar Sonoma have revealed details about their newest project, Mei Mei, planned for Healdsburg.

Husband-and-wife team Sean Quan and Jenny Phan intend to open a Chinese-style food hall and grocery in the former Quail & Condor space at 149 Healdsburg Ave.

The couple has been previewing menu items through a series of pop-ups, including protein bowls at Session Climbing from 4:45-8 p.m. on Wednesdays and appearances on Tuesdays at Lo & Behold and Tisza Bistro. Dishes have included Sichuan mapo tofu, orange chicken and cumin lamb stir-fry, along with zhong dumplings and hotteok.

Zhong dumplings from Bazaar Sonoma
Zhong dumplings with BaSo housemade chili crisp and sweet pork dumplings from Bazaar Sonoma, Oct. 17, 2024, in Forestville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)
Bazaar Sonoma banchan
A selection of dishes at Bazaar Sonoma’s Korean pop-up preview includes buckwheat noodles, banchan and spring onion pancakes. (Heather Irwin / The Press Democrat)

They have also been popping up in Santa Rosa at Marla Bakery, recently announcing an ongoing series of Korean-style dinners from 5-8 p.m. on Saturdays.

Since losing their Forestville restaurant to a fire in 2025, the couple has operated out of a nearby catering kitchen and through a succession of pop-ups while working toward a permanent home.

No opening date has been announced.

Follow their progress at instagram.com/bazaar_sonoma and instagram.com/meimeifoods_co.