They have a good variety of Indian/Pakistani grocery's that I've personally purchased. A family run…read morebusiness.

This will always be my favorite Indian grocery store in the area. My family and I have been…read moreshopping here for years and we always find fresh vegetables along with everything else we need. Their seasonal mangoes are consistently the sweetest I've ever had. They also carry unique and beautiful puja items which are some of my favorite items to collect. I always stop by to grab my yearly karwa chauth items; the selections are gorgeous! Definitely the best Indian store in the area!

They charged $0.25 for a plastic bag and required a minimum purchase of $15 to pay by credit card…read more When I commented, "Wow, that's pricey for a bag," the lady at the cashier responded rudely, saying, "That's the government price, you should go ask Trader Joe's." That explanation didn't make sense since Trader Joe's charges $0.10 for a paper bag. I've supported this local business for years and genuinely want to see them succeed, which is why this experience was disappointing. Better customer service and a more respectful attitude toward customers would go a long way.

Fair price, a lot varieties of herbs and Chinese snacks and dried seafood,Chinese groceryread more

This is not my first time to this very nice market, let's see how this visit went:…read more Parking is at will or on the street only. Inside the market is a modestly lit establishment, but it works well for what they are trying to achieve. The market sells a wide variety of commodities and fresh produce; as well as items from other countries. The service was nice and friendly. I will always continue to come back to this outstanding fresh produce market.

I love this market in Millbrae. I didn't expect to find good Russian candies and goodies on…read moreValentine's Day over here this year, but I have found more than enough today. Their candies/chocolates/cookies/breads are all very good in selections and prices. Amazing. Affordable. Some items are much cheaper than other places. It's very convenient and successful in the area on Broadway. Fruits and vegetables do stand out. It felt like I'm not in the U.S. for a moment after browsing the aisles. Fresh fresh fresh! All items looked good. Not sure if owner is Russian or European, but it's a unique place for visitors. These markets are more popular in streets of Paris, France and other parts of Europe. I loved the fruit prices and wide selections/so clean and organized with passionate employees enjoying their jobs. Cashier was quick and experienced. Box of $6.99 Russian coconut almond candy was very strong in flavor and coconut/nice! The box itself was beautiful too. Tempting. Chocolates were all outstanding from the box covers. Most quality goodies can be found for under $10 per box/pack. Under $15 range is pretty decent for larger items. Not bad for a good find on Valentine's Day. I'll revisit next time. Great impression so far.

If you want to have a colon cleansing for the next 5 days, come and buy their chinese medicine. Had…read morea prescription for weak blood, end up being weaker from 5 days of diarrhea.

I had heel pain for several months. I tried acupuncture but it didn't help. I asked the owner for…read moresuggestions and he recommended medication and patch. My pain was gone over night. It was painful to walk.. I really appreciate his suggestions.

I just love this place. It's like a little piece of aloha in the middle of the bay area. I love…read morethe feel of the general store along with the shave ice section and the fusion hawaiian food. It's almost like a Matsumoto's meets upscale Zippy's feel. My favorite is the luau curry katsu...huge portion with all the yummy memories of being back home. My daughter loves the spam musubi and she always loves to pick out a small snack from the general store isles. Everyone goes home happy and we always look forward to our next visit to this little "diamond" in the rough.

cute spot with good energy, but the musubi didn't quite live up to the hype…read more i got the tempura musubi and the bacon, egg & avocado musubi. first impression of the store was really good though. the space was super cute, there were people sitting down and eating, and the musubi were all lined up so it was easy to see what they had. the menu was clear, and the staff was around and happy to answer questions about pricing, which i appreciated. overall, it had a really welcoming and lively energy. the musubi themselves were a little disappointing for me. the rice was really mushy and didn't have much of an individual grain texture. it basically all stuck together, and the rice itself was pretty flavorless. i was expecting something more like sushi rice, although i know that's not necessarily how all musubi are made. the sauce was also kind of unevenly distributed. it was mostly on one end rather than throughout the musubi, so some bites had a lot of flavor while others were pretty plain. that said, i think some of this could just come down to personal preference. someone who likes softer rice or less seasoning might actually enjoy it. it just wasn't quite up to my standards based on what i was expecting. overall, really cute store and good atmosphere, but the musubi themselves were just okay for me.

I just had the best 1/2 lb slice of raw tuna I have ever had in my life. They had just received a…read morenew piece, and they sliced me a piece right off of the fresh piece. I frequently go in for ribeyes as well. The dry aged is incredible. That being said, the usda cuts are wonderful as well. I always ask them to salt, pepper, and garlic powder it, and the vacuum pack it. I leave it sealed in my refrigerator for overnight so the seasonings soak in. It's absolutely delicious. I simply throw it in a hot frying pan and cook it blazing hot for a few minutes. it's the best steak ever. Their service is incredible as well. Everything is wonderful. Their seasoned chicken is delicious as well. Reasonable prices considering the quality of what they offer. I'm not a rich man but can afford to treat myself when I feel the need. After eating my meal I am always happy. I don't go to restaurants anymore, I just visit their market and cook something so excellent you couldn't find it anywhere but there.

My partner loves getting high quality meats from here so he grabbed tri tips, sirloin and a couple…read moreother steaks along with three different flavored sausages to bbq. My partner grilled them and, they came out perfectly and were very tender. I am still thinking about each cut and their deliciousness.

My family had been wanting to try this place for the longest time, and we finally did last Saturday…read moreafter our bonding time at the Serramonte Farmers Market. We were all so hungry that we ordered a feast and I completely forgot to take photos of everything before we dug in! Everyone left happy and satisfied. We ordered the Sinigang con Lechon (definitely not your typical sinigang since it's served without the soup, but it was delicious!), pakbet, buro, porksilog, okoy, house iced tea, tokwa't baboy, Pero Chicken, Tinapay Fried Rice, and Sisig Carbonara. Every dish was flavorful, and there was something everyone in the family enjoyed. The service was excellent. The staff were attentive, friendly, and made us feel very welcome throughout our visit. We'll definitely be coming back, and we highly recommend this place, especially if you're a fan of lechon or crispy pork belly. It's a great spot for a satisfying Filipino meal with family and friends!

They served the most innovative lumpiang sariwa and pata tim! I'm definitely inviting my family and…read morefriends there! Filipino food served here has the flavor of home but this restaurant has kicked up the taste of Pinoy food up a notch! (Or several notches) They have tickled our palate as well as our eyes to enjoy new ways of eating original Pinoy food. Pinoys being adventurous in their culinary skills like to mix a little surprise element in their food. For example, serving an open faced lumpiang sariwa with fried lumpia wrappers on a mound of vegetables with a sauce that is likened to a salsa like concoction but really a sweet brown sauce for fresh lumpia! I was a very happy customer that I ordered the kare kare (their best seller) to take home.

We hired Mark for our wedding at Redwood Empire Whiskey Distillery, after the venue itself raved…read moreabout Love and Smoke catering their last wedding. Sure, maybe BBQ isn't the first type of food you think of for a wedding but after we ate, all people talked about was how amazing the food was. We did our post-dinner rounds and *every* table complimented the food. I absolutely loved the potato salad, the coleslaw had a kick, brisket was melt in your mouth, and I saw a friend almost lick his plate clean from the ribs I actually called him out about it! Mark was also easy to work with and extremely flexible. Highly recommend Love & Smoke for your event - you will not regret it.

Place wasn't open with no signage either. No one answered the phone. Is this business still…read moreoperational? Just saw some catering van around the port area only.

Very clean Mexican market with convenient parking right out in front (noted because San Bruno now…read morecharges for street parking - even on a SUNDAY. C'mon now, even SF doesn't pull that crap). Anyway, my sister wanted to come here because they carry this cake in a can product. It's actually pretty good, cake isn't dry and it's not super sweet. Recommend the ones with passionfruit flavors!

Love this neighborhood store. Clean, organized and a safe place to pick up on-line purchases.read more

In the morning, I went to Seafood City to eat breakfast at Grill City. The service was great. In…read morefront of Grill City, there was an open area with tables to sit on and eat. I ordered the longanisa with egg and rice breakfast. I really enjoyed eating the longanisa. It was sweet and the sauce dripped on the rice to give it a sweet flavor. The egg was soft and cooked well. It was a great way to start my day and left satisfied.

This place is consistently a low quality experience as a shopper and a diner. Just some of the…read morethings consistently low that happen here and is what shoppers and diners should expect: 1.) Hot food line service is S-L-O-W. Typically the servers are what look to be seniors in their 60's and older. They don't move quickly and sometimes have a hard time hearing. That wouldn't be so bad were it not for their policy of keeping only TWO SERVERS on at a time with a cashier. The line to order is typically long and this store does nothing to relieve the long wait times. Sometimes, one will stand there for 15 to 20 minutes before they get their meal. Decision making is tough because there are so many discount deals and plans that take place that you don't know exactly what you're getting and for how much. At one point, I ordered a plate lunch that was supposed to discount at 2pm. When that time came, the cashier couldn't apply the discount because the machine or the app the applied the discount wasn't working. We all waited for 15 minutes until the system cleared. A few just bailed after 5 minutes and left their food orders where they were standing in line 2.) The store mislabels items with the WRONG PRICE quite often. Today, I ran into one pricing issue when they tried to charge me double what the price on the sign on the shelf. The cashiers insisted they were correct but when I showed them the self and they saw for themselves what happened, they refused to honor the sale price. I got the runaround to talking to a manger -- it seems they didn't have one or didn't cop to being one and I was ignored. This crap has happened to me before and where I get to the cashier and pricing is wrong. I usually just tell them to take it off if I didn't want to pay the price and do without it. Today, I had enough and wanted to see if anyone would help me but none did and these people are way out of line. 3.) There is a subtle hint of racism in the store where nearly ALL of the employees are Filipino. I think the bigotry is worse with Filipinos who are considered American by the staff. I've seen it happen where Filipinos will talk among each other about customers who are not truly Pinoy in their eyes. It's petty and trifling but is perhaps one reason the Filipino community doesn't embrace this chain as much as say, 99 Ranch or other Asian markets where this isn't an undercurrent. 4.) The mall on Westborough Blvd in South San Francisco has primarily Filipino business that are owned or aligned with the group that owns Seafood City. The mall stores are ChowKing, Jollibee, Red Ribbon with the large Seafood City store and dining area as the anchor store. There is also an O'Reilly auto shop there. On some days, the store is crowded and lines are long because staffing is short. This is the way it is all the time. 5.) Valerio bakery is V E R Y E X P E N S I V E. For example, a bag of baked rolls (12) is about $9 now. A container of 4 steamed buns (pork or chicken) is $12!! The stuff out on the floor in bags seems like it gets left out for days and most people will order the stuff fresh out of the kitchen anyway and pay the same wacked out prices. To be fair, groceries in America in 2026 is the highest I've ever seen with no chance for slowing down. Ethnic stores typically sell the same stuff in American chain stores at a cheaper price because of their clientele and zero marketing. But, I guess Seafood City thinks they are now a major chain and can charge the same prices, that, frankly gouge customers. I don't think I'll be going back to this particular spot or perhaps bail out on the chain altogether. It's disappointing to see this. They could be so much better, but this form of exploitative, insulting grocery store is getting old.