Temple Seafood Market Inc

Grocery store · Westlake

Temple Seafood Market Inc

Grocery store · Westlake

2422 W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90026

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Grocery store featuring seafood, meat, produce, and other staples.

2422 W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Get directions

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"As the name suggests, you’ll find a wide variety of seafood at this Historic Filipinotown shop, ranging from red snapper and salmon to golden pompano, bangus, and dalagang bukid, all of which you can ask their fishmonger to clean, fry, or grill for you in-store. While you wait, stroll through the rest of the cozy shop and grab a snack (or seven) from their endless supply of glistening pork rinds, BBQ corn chips, and Filipino candies. They also have an entire shelf dedicated to Cheez Whiz (just saying)." - Brant Cox, Sylvio Martins, Kat Hong

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Sarita Chatapolchuntaya

Google

I really wanted to like this place.. the fish looks fresh, however the fry was not good. The fish was fried to death and the oil tasted like it had not been changed for a really long time. I can taste all of the previous over-fried fish concentrated in our incinerated fish meat.. the man who helped us was not very friendly and we felt there was no care in preparation of the food. Only reason for 2 stars is the nice lady at the cashier and their selection of groceries and fresh fish. Not sure if we will be back but if we do, I’ll take it home and cook it myself.

Google

Great store, fish fried on the spot. Picked up a couple new snacks I’ve never had. Friendly staff and organized layout.

JAMES SMITH

Google

Temple Seafood Filipino Market on Temple Street in Los Angeles is a treasure trove for Filipino food enthusiasts. From fresh seafood to authentic ingredients and pantry staples, they offer a wide variety of products to recreate your favorite Filipino dishes at home. Pinoy pride store! 🇵🇭❤️

Mel V

Google

I love Temple Seafood Market! I’ve been coming here since I was a child and they make the best fried shrimp and fish! Pick it fresh, place in a metal bowl, as em to fry it! It’s that simple! Or if you’d like to take em home to make yourself, they clean it for you to take home. They have several Filipino products from snacks to food and drink! I’m so happy it’s still up and running despite all the gentrification ♥️

Ivy rivers

Google

A sure place to go when you need fresh fish! My grandmother's go to spot whenever we need Mojarra. There's a parking lot available for those who visit. Great memories and the fact that the store is still around is a great sign. We need local markets ran by the people who lived year for years!

Pelos Parados

Google

1 minute read: Little store, no problem ….. if you need ingredients for ANY Asian dish, TSM most likely has it. Need BAWAN, Siboyas, SILIG, Fish, BABOY⁉️it’s here. Come and get it. Wear your mask, OK‼️

Joseph Condé

Google

This is a speciality Filipino market with plenty of island tastes to keep you coming back. My mother loves their freshly fried smelt. It is scrumptiously fishélicious.

Arriane

Google

The fruits and vegetables they sell are not fresh anymore as you can see it's already spoiling. Also, their meat are old already. Staffs aren't that bad.

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Sarita Chatapolchuntaya

Google

Great store, fish fried on the spot. Picked up a couple new snacks I’ve never had. Friendly staff and organized layout.

JAMES SMITH

Google

Mel V

Google

Ivy rivers

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Pelos Parados

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Joseph Condé

Google

This is a speciality Filipino market with plenty of island tastes to keep you coming back. My mother loves their freshly fried smelt. It is scrumptiously fishélicious.

Arriane

Google

The fruits and vegetables they sell are not fresh anymore as you can see it's already spoiling. Also, their meat are old already. Staffs aren't that bad.

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