Manila Sunrise Sari-Sari Store

"Love this little store. I lived in the Philippines for a while and love picking up food and snacks for my kids. I've attempted to restock on ramen noodles several times. There never open even during thier posted buisness hours. Today was my third time stopping by, walang tao. Next closest grocery is Glendale. I might have to start going there from Mesa....."

"I went inside the store trying to find something very simple... "Lucky me" "Pancit Canton". Normally you can buy three for a dollar or $0.33 at Seafood City in California. So, here in Phoenix I expected to pay $0.45 to $0.50 per piece. What to my surprise should appear... is old stock of lucky me at $1.65 per piece. How could they rip off their fellow countrymen who are looking for this little treat to find a taste of home. I opened up the subject with the one who appeared to be the owner or manager of the store. She said she was from Taguig Manila and that she was not greedy. Then offered me a 10% discount, but no more. I declined and decided not to buy even one piece. It's unforgivable. Don't go to this store. I will assume that all things in this place are triple the value that they actually should be sold at. They are greedy and should not be allowed to thrive. Hopefully their store will close someday and another group will come in who is more in the know of how to treat their fellow countrymen from the Philippines. "Terrible!" It seems as though the owner of "Manila Sunrise Sari sari" has decided to "white wash" and describe his poor business habits as a "cost to the consumer." In response to my review. You can see it down below. Just so all of you know, I went down the street 5 minutes to Mekong plaza and bought six pieces of lucky me Pancit Canton that is up to date and not old stock. For $3.39 that's "$0.56 each" compared to Manila Sunrise sari sari which sold them for $1.65 each. You do know that the store down the street has the same shipping cost as you do don't you, Mr. Sari Sari? So for 24 pieces of lucky me, I paid $13.56 at Mekong Plaza. If I had bought at Manila Sunrise, I would have paid $40.00+ with tax. That's a difference of $26.50 for the same product just 5 minutes down the road. If I had been able to buy at "Ranch 99" (also just down the road) I would have only paid $0.49 each. That's adding insult to injury for Mr. Manila Sunrise. Seems like you should get a better shipping partner. Or consolidate the shipment with ranch 99 or Mekong market. Maybe you can save your customers some money and they might even decide to come to your store. I have no ill will toward this business man only that he is not aware of his own mistake. Causing us consumers, some of who are also "not aware" to pay an unrealistic price for a very simple, fun product. So my review and my opinion of your store remains. And you cannot "white wash" it here in my point of view. Buyer Beware!"

"Cool little store, has some nice decor in it , as well as some of your favorite Filipino snacks!! Will be by again."

"Tried to come here a few weeks ago but the store was closed during the hours it said it was open on the website."

"Arrived today at 3pm and it's closed! You should follow your own time frame and not waste our time"