Seafood City Supermarket

"Unlike other Asian stores like 99 Ranch which carries a variety of Asian foods, Seafood City is 100% Philippino Food. Their fish is whole and fresh and the fruits and vegetables are ripe unlike those found in American Markets. The staff is very friendly and helpful. If you like to explore and try new experiences, head for Seafood City."

"I purchased package of Philippines garlic peanuts very stale taste. The date was changed and wrong. I asked for money back. They say no because it's not their fault. But they argue with me over $2.99. The manager followed me to produce where I was looking for an exchange. She agree on fruits but the Blackberries all had mold. There was a White lady with a dog in her shopping cart with a full basket of grocery. The manager ignored me to spend time after the fact to tell that white lady you can't have a dog in the store but she didn't argue with her like she argued with me. It's racist for them to automatically argue with me over stale 2.99 Garlic peanuts and then talk nicely to a white woman with a dog in her shopping cart that completely disregarded their food safety policy"

"This branch of Seafood City has 2 cash remittance offices, there's Chow King, Valerio's, and hot deli. You can enjoy hot meal here. Pork bbq is yummy! I buy fried fish, fresh fruits and vegetables here. And of course, longganisa, tocino, are my favorite. And don't forget to grab boy bawang and other chips!"

"I stopped by Seafood City to get some treats to serve at my wedding. I came to this location because the one closer to me is in a plaza that's not good and the parking situation is bad over there. I came to this one right when they open so I was able to avoid all the traffic. I was able to find the candy aisle easily because they have signs on the top. The place looks very clean and organized, no item was on the floor or scattered around. I wore my mask inside but the workers don't wear them anymore if that's important to you."

"The go to place for East Asian sauces and seafood. They have a wide variety of noodles, soy sauces and other Philippine food. Prices have gone up since Covid, but the seafood is still cheaper here than anywhere else in the Valley"