When it comes to San Francisco food you can't have any of the top restaurant dishes without having…read moreseafood. The majority of tourist visiting in SF congregate by the water to grab something with seafood in it. Throughout the city you can find delicious crab in dishes native to San Francisco like Cioppino . You will also find seafood in many dishes around the city restaurants like ceviche ,honey walnut prawn , shrimp scampi, and Dungeness crab with garlic noodles. You cannot go to the Cherry Blossom Festival in San Francisco at the largest Japantown in America this April weekend without enjoying a sushi dish with salmon. One thing about seafood dishes is it's easy to cook. You can't really screw up cooking a salmon or some shrimps. There is one place which has all the seafood essentials when you are miles away from the water in the Richmond ( not the city of Richmond) District in San Francisco . It's on Clement street and it's called the Seafood Center. On a Spring stroll by the See's Candies on 9th Avenue you will see the Seafood Center up the block on Clement. Inside you will see lobsters and crabs for sale which will save you time shopping and traveling to Fisherman's Wharf. You will see hella fish heads on an ice in a line up. The fishes inside are caught locally and some are caught as far as New Zealand. They also have shrimps that look okay along with Manila Clams. This is a good place to grab seafood to take home and cook or have it raw all four seasons in San Francisco. San Francisco is the home of Cioppino "inventor" which you can grab the ingredients for it on Clement street at the" Seafood Center" they have hella fresh crab meat and shrimp that's so "tender" you can see the all seafood once you "enter" So go and "grab "some seafood like shrimp , lobster, Manila clams and some "crab "and see the fish on ice by the "slab" it's located on Clement past the Sees Candies between "9th and 10th Ave"

My go to place for all things seafood! I get my clams here for clam linguine, shrimp for making…read moreVietnamese dishes, and when I'm hosting friends for a seafood boil. Staff are so kind, I love that this is just a 5 min walk from me.

It's seems there is lots of places to grab sushi in SF. It has become common to see a California…read moreroll being sold at local store or being offered in lots of restaurants. Sushi has become available and there is some places also sell sashimi. There is one market which has offer fresh sashimi and fresh sushi. They also offer fresh cut of salmon for the Salmon Tobiko Don along with a variety of Japanese goods such as sake and mochi. It is located on Geary Boulevard in SF and it's called Hokkaido Sashimi Marketplace. On a Summer stroll on Geary Boulevard in SF I landed at Hokkaido Sashimi Marketplace. Inside there is a bunch chips and Hello Kitty candy from the land of the rising sun. You will also find bottles of sake for the party people and teas along with instant ramen noodles ( not Angel hair) .There are also rolls of sushi and sashimi which are made in house to take out. I got the salmon and avocado roll and it was fresh and delicious. I also got the sashimi and the fish was fresh and melted like butter. A good marketplace for sushi and sashimi. Summer is about to be over in a few days and a month so there is no time to "waste"and go to a "space"with lots sushi and sashimi with good flavor and "taste"and it's available at "Hokkaido Sashimi Marketplace" Come to Hokkaido for the $10 sushi "deal"or get a sushi box "meal" with Ebi which is cooked shrimp you don't have to "peel"along with rice and with Unagi also known as "eel"

It was a hot day, so my mom was craving something cold for lunch. She picked the salmon sashimi,…read moreand I picked the salmon salad bowl. I was surprised by how much their selection has expanded since my last visit. They now offer a great variety of sushi, sashimi, and other fresh options, and everything looked delicious. My mom said her salmon sashimi was incredibly fresh and sweet. I really enjoyed my salmon salad bowl, it came with avocado, cucumber, edamame, and seaweed. It was light, refreshing, and perfect for a warm day. My only complaint is that the portion was a little small. I honestly could've eaten two bowls! Lol! This place is small but clean and well organized, and the customer service was friendly and welcoming. I'd definitely come back for another fresh and satisfying meal.

The holiday season ended and 2026 just started . Niners fans were on pins and needles all season…read moreabout the possibility of playing the Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium in 2026 until the 49ers football season ended on Saturday. Duck season is about end in January. Cuffing season still continues but it ends the day after St. Patrick's Day. Soup season is still in effect. The Crab season just started and with some old bay seasoning it's about to get cracking for New Lunar Year which starts in February. Baseball bats will also start cracking on the field for baseball season at Oracle Park in San Francisco which starts in April. There is one place which is open all four seasons and year round for your hot pot needs and for that shrimp on the barbie. It's on Clement street and it's called Hing Wing Seafood Market. On a Winter stroll in 2026 on Clement street in San Francisco where you can smell, and see food. Inside Hing Wing you can get seafood like crabs and fresh salmon. You can also grab some meats for your hot pot and potluck needs. This place also has lots shell fish like clams, oysters, and even tiger shrimp. You will also find duck. They even have chicken feet like some I seen around in SF. This is a good place to grab meats and seafood from land to water on Clement street for SAT ( Surf and Turf). Come to the "spot"where they sell fish and shrimp that's already "caught" and they also "got "the meats to stir up to cook up a "hot pot" 2016 was the year of the monkey and 2026 is the year of the "horse" and in February Lunar New Year rolls in with "force" so come to a place in San Francisco to gather the meats and seafood to prepare a Lunar New Year dinner "multi-course" with seafood like fish and shrimp which is locally "source"

When I first visited Wing Hing, I was surprised to see their wide selection. I visited with a…read morefriend who wanted alligator meat, and I thought I was being played asking for it. To my surprise, they actually advertise and sell it - wonder what it tastes like! Since it is a meat and seafood market, the location will be a bit dirty, so closed-toed shoes are highly recommended. The area is also quite tight, so knowing what you want in advance may make the experience more enjoyable.

Do not ever come here for hot pot meat. If you get premium beef. They put the cheap meat underneath…read moreand charge you premium price. And the prime meat is all fat. So dishonest. Will never come back here ever again.

Business owner, please install a mic for your employees either the store has too much noise or…read moreemployees have hearing problems. Every time buy something need to yell out loud. Be more efficient and organized.

They may have a good amount of products available here but customer service SUCKS. When you ask for…read morehelp they say "don't speak English" and ignore you. I bought some mangoes here and when I opened one. It was rotten inside. I came back to report it and the manager wouldn't even look me in the eye and said "just bring it back." I can't return a rotten mango I threw away. Not coming back here ever.

I have to visit this store every time I'm in the Richmond! It's a huge store and they have…read moreeverything. So many different types of Asian ingredients, from Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and more. Half of the store is for pantry items/dry goods and the other half is for fresh & frozen items from produce, meat, frozen seafood, dumplings and more. The prices are very affordable. Highly recommend coming here if you're looking for any Asian ingredients.

Omg. After the recent power outage of over 48 hours in the sunset, they were trying to sell their…read moredead lobsters. I walked by and those lobsters were definitely dead. They were putting them out for sale in cardboard boxes on the sidewalk. I could smell the rotting seafood 1/2 a block away They probably loaded up on lobsters for Christmas, but after power outages, just throw the, out. You could have applied to pge for a credit,

For Durian Lovers, I bought four packs of frozen Durian. It…read morecost $6.99 each. It's very good deal. Taste like you are eating Durian ice cream. It's time to fill up your freezer. :p

This is a grocery store, a deli and a bakery, with East European goods, such as superior Russian…read moreketchup. At the counter, there's a smorgasbord of baked items including poppy seed rolls. We bought a Russian street food- Chebureki - a flat round bread filled with ground beef and shared it right outside on the street with said ketchup. Yum! Be sure to listen to the cashier's recommendations of what's freshly made! If you like to find and try new sauces and such, this place is it.

Great place to discover food from different countries. I love the liver, the biryani' and the…read moredifferent kinds of candies from all over the world. The store is clean and very organized. The service was excellent and very friendly. They won't rush you. They are very accommodating. Their prices are very affordable. I recommend you visit them for more exciting deals.,

Decent selection. Was able to get some of the spices I needed…read more But they have a $10 minimum for cards so I had to get some other things I didn't need. Turns out just about everything is overpriced. $2 for a bundle of cilantro that's 75 cents basically across the street. They also treat you like they hate you for shopping there.

This market is stacked, lots of hot food, Eastern European and Turkish frozen items. They have…read morekompot, the European style chocolates and brands, and even frozen manti?? Though they call it something else idk. Comprehensive store

All the meats in the world. Well, tons of meats. Needed guanciale, they had two pre packaged wraps…read morein the front, the gentlemen went in the back to find a prepackaged wrap of the weight I wanted, then offered to open one up and cut me what I needed. Everything looks amazing inside this store

This is a great meat butcher/market inside Cal-Mart. Occasionally, I like to come here and buy a…read morewhole chicken so I can break it down like a certain loud and profanity-laden British celebrity chef. I love to make chicken soup and stock. I also really enjoy how knowledgeable and nice the staff are here. Is it a bit pricey? Yes, but the quality is there.

Correction, Guy's name is Chris. Great prices and friendly service. Check him out! All Halal, beef…read moreand lamb mainly.

This store has pretty much everything! And it looks like they recently reorganized the layout to…read morefit more stuff. Their shelves look taller! So you can get meat from the butcher in the back, veggies on far right side when you enter, soups, noodles, peanut butters, cookies, fancy chocolates, snacks from all over. I think they also sell coffee, pastries, cheeses. More fruits, veggies, flowers in the front and outside. Prices are a tad more expensive than some of the grocery stores on Clement, but they carry a lot more varieties and some higher-end brands that I would normally find at Cal-Mart, so I feel like that convenience commensurate with the higher prices. Also, they are very polite here which is like a breath of fresh air. When I was checking out today, the lady asked if I found everything I was looking for? Yes, yes I have. Thank you! :)