Seafood City Supermarket

Super cool market! Very good for people who wanna try something new in San Diego. We found real authentic Filipino mangoes with super sweet flavor and had some calamansi juice with Filipino skewers that were super duper amazing. It’s really huge, like really huge. And the seafood is super fresh!

Great selection of Filipino food. Been shopping here since their Grand Opening years ago. Great location in Mira Mesa, California.

Seafood City is the premier North American destination for Filipino groceries, offering a vibrant, "one-stop-shop" experience that blends a supermarket with a traditional Asian food court. With over 30 locations, it is celebrated for its massive selection of hard-to-find Filipino staples, including specialized vinegars, snacks, and an extensive frozen section featuring tropical fruits like calamansi and ube. The seafood department is the store's centerpiece, offering a vast array of fresh fish such as pompano and tilapia. A standout service is the complimentary on-site fish frying, allowing customers to have their selection cleaned and cooked while they shop—a "major play" for those seeking authentic flavors without the mess at home. Beyond groceries, the integrated food court (often featuring Grill City, Jollibee, and Red Ribbon) serves as a cultural hub. Shoppers frequently rave about the grilled skewers, lumpia, and freshly baked pan de sal. Pros: Unrivaled selection of authentic Filipino and Pan-Asian products. High-quality fresh seafood with free frying services. Convenient access to popular Filipino fast-food chains under one roof. Cons: Stores can become extremely crowded, particularly on weekends, leading to long checkout lines.

We go here all the time, but have been concerned due to certain foods being on the floor being past a certain date. We just bought some items yesterday, decided they were going to be included in tonight's meal, but noticed rotting on challotts and string beans. PLEASE CHECK ALL FOOD ITEMS FOR FRESHNESS.

Was there this week while visiting family, big grocery store with a wide selection of filipino food and snacks. the meals and dessert are great too. i live a great distance away and feel jealous my relatives live near this store.

Nice store. Very clean and organized. Staff was super friendly. However there were several items online and on hard copy that we wanted but clerks told us they ran out of them.

They have an excellent selection of Filipino prepared foods, and products. Very clean! The food is freshly made each day. There is indoor seating so you can get food at the line, and then relax and enjoy it! There are things for the kitchen and some personal products as well. All in all, it’s my favorite go to grocery store for Filipino products in Miramesa. This is the one that’s most convenient to me, and I’m just really grateful that it’s there.

A store with very poor management and long lines, where you end up wasting a lot of time just waiting to pay—and staff who clearly don’t care at all. The business owner, in an attempt to maximize profits, keeps an insufficient number of employees, forcing customers to pay the price by wasting their time in long lines. Most of the staff are untrained and treat customers in a way that resembles a third-world business environment. I live in the neighborhood, and because of these issues, I only shop at this store maybe two or three times a year, and even then only out of necessity. As far as I know, several of my neighbors also avoid shopping there. If you observe the customers in line, most are buying just one or two items, which clearly shows that they too only come here for essential purchases. If the owner thinks this is a smart strategy, as someone who has run a business for many years, I can tell you—it’s a serious mistake. He is losing a significant amount of potential profit each year. More importantly, this is not the third world. Here, you’re expected to respect customers and their rights.