Seafood City Supermarket

Since the last time I was here, they have made lots of changes…
1) They have added more restaurants to dine at.
2) They no longer have the Customer Service Counter, it has been replaced with more merchandise.
3) There is Additional Seating in front of the New Restaurants.
4) I’ve noticed the Flooring in the Vegetables area has changed. (I guess I’m THAT Observant)
5) They’ve moved the hand washing station from the Meat Section, to the Seafood Section.
Again this place does get Really Busy almost every day of the week, So Just Plan Accordingly! lol

A few bad experiences at the Maryland Pkwy store. 1) Getting a number at the meat department doesn’t mean anything. I patiently waited for my number and who gets helped, a lady who didn’t even have a number in her hand. We asked for the manager and told on the meat worker, but the manager didn’t even apologize on behalf of the market. RUDE!!! 2) On another visit at around 11:45pm, although we were in the store already with our cart shopping, we were told the store was already closed, so we left without buying anything. What ever happened to «close — 12 midnight» sign. 3) Most important of all that really needs to improve is the CUSTOMER SERVICE. All the cashier doesn’t even say HI nor do they even SMILE, but are quick to chit chatting if a coworker was standing around or passing by. They ring up your groceries, take your payment, hands you your receipt, then immediately starts ringing up the next person. Yes, not even a «thank you».
I would like to continue patronizing this Filipino owned market, but bad experiences seems to be an ongoing thing in this location. Do the marketing department really go through the reviews to better improve their stores? I do hope so…

Consumer beware with regards to what price you see posted vs the price rung by the cashier… it is most often incorrect and if you are not attentive, you would be charged more than what you saw posted. Always check the expiry dates of what you grab since they do not remove expired food items on the shelves.

We just spent $ 4 on salted eggs that turned out to be boiled eggs. When I called to complain, they just said that they can’t take a return without a receipt. What snakes. What a joke. They try to nickel and dime people. Also– the cashier over charged us for green onions. We were surprised that they cost so much so we said take it out, we don’t want it. Then she realized «Oh I charged you 3 instead of 2». We still didn’t get it cuz it was so expensive. But she doesn’t even be careful to check what ppl are buying — just guessing what ppl are buying?! Stupid. I like this place cuz it’s clean but they seem like snakes. It also took us 35 minutes to get our fish fried. We told them to check on our order. I was watching them for at least 10 minutes. Our order happened to be sitting at the frier! I watched them pick one out of the frier and set it next to another order that has been sitting there! The one sitting there was ours! 35 mins! Wow! Get it together! Expensive and! What he hell is the point of cheating people out of salted eggs?! Just make them right! Are you really that cheap? Lazy? Or what is it?! Very sad.

One stop shop when we come to town! Jollibee, red ribbon, chow king, several deli restaurant & now a magnolia ice cream?! Awesome! Parking is rough but it’s convenient. It’s busy every time we come, and is not too far of the strip.

First of all I’m Filipino born and raised in Manila so I know how it is. As any Asian supermarket first thing is the smell. If you’ve never been to any Asian market well then good luck. I’ve been here before and all I can say is they never should’ve added the «food court» instead they should’ve just made he aisles longer and wider. Seriously, I can’t push my cart when I’m in the produce section I have to leave it in a corner it’s like that everywhere inside this place. The workers are so annoying I understand that Filipino’s love to chit chat but as a customer you’re required and it is your responsibility to answer your customer’s questions not try to chit chat them because you don’t know where the product is or you can just simply say «I am not sure I will look into it». Some workers are rude they ignore you and bump into you and stare at you like as if it’s your fault. Maybe next time I come here it’ll be better.
They’re okay they have non Filipino things lol i also think it’s nice that they’re open until midnight. +1 for jollibee cmon very Filipino knows what’s up with the spaghetti!

I love this place. Every time I come back home to my second home Las Vegas this is my first pitstop, red Ribbon never did me wrong with mamon bags of mamon. And chow king makes my other water. Even while I’m typing this out my mouth is watering the thinking about the boneless bangus. And be they have new places that make u feel even more like your in da pilipines. But besides the great quick best Filipino food in the front when you walk in all the groceries all the workers all the candies and snacks and can goods are a true reflection of the Filipino people community food religion! No but seriously if you’ve had a bad experience here try go back and give it another shot. And if this is your first time visiting seafood city spend some time there is if you’re at the fashion show mall you won’t regret your experience.
They used to have a little clothing store but with the new renovations it’s strictly foods! Love it.
Oh and don’t forget to get HaloHalo on da way out.
Cigey Ka’en NA

I went to grab some potstickers at 11:45. The sign out front said open, I went to the doors and they wouldn’t open… I thought maybe they were broken so I opened them easily with my hands. I walked in and got almost to the isle, and security said excuse me miss we are closed! I said 15 minutes early?! Your sign says you close at midnight! The cashier was already done counting and closing out her till! Absolutely the most unprofessional and rude establishment I’ve ever been in. LAZY AND RUDE! If I could give a negative star I would but the lowest is 1!!! Will never give them my business again… I suggest everyone do the same.

Very very good quality produce at reasonable prices. Their fried fish is the business! A very good dried mushroom selection to make nice soups/​stocks and healing broths. Lots of nice international snacks and sweets. They also have a pretty selection of beauty/​bath/​body products, as well as nice ointments to soothe the body. The staff are super professional hence customer service is top notch.

Great store to shop for Filipino food. Fresh seafoods are priced reasonably. Cashiers are friendly wearing friendly smiles. Chowking and Red Ribbon in the vicinity is

This is our favorite place for cheap seafood stock up before our road trip back to SLC.
They have a lot of fish varieties, half of them I don’t even know they exist. Note that most of them are previously frozen but fully thawed. I grabbed whole Black Promfet for 3.99/lbs, Tilapia for 2.48/lbs and Catfish for 2.99/lbs, which are a steal compared to the price in SLC. They provide plastic gloves for you to touch the fish. Bring what you want to the weighing station and let them know if you want the fish cleaned and how you want them cut. They have fresh lobster, crabs and oysters too. I just wish we had bigger ice box to fit stuff in the car for the long ride home. Cleanliness wise, not the cleanest but comparable to any Asian based supermarkets.
I wish we have store like this back home.

I didn’t even know this place existed. Inside its a grocery store with a little filipino/​chinese restaurant, a Red Ribbon bakery, a Jollibee, and a grocery store. I wandered around a little bit and saw a nice selection of filipino foods. I might have to come back and get some bbq meat sticks, and frozen lumpia. Yummmmmmm.
I didn’t look at prices, but the place was clean and lots of people shopping there so it must be a decent place to go. My friend bought lots of things from Red Ribbon bakery to take home to Portland.

stopped in really fast to see if they had Korean Short Ribs. After going to a few other stores… BAM. They had them here. Tons of seafood and also restaurants in the front of the store. I was on my lunch break so didn’t have a ton of time to wander around but I will for sure be back!

Filipino market? Lots of fresh seafood variety. Not the highest quality, but very cheap. Very busy. Fun for a first time, but not worth driving all the way from Summerlin.

I’m a 100% filipino descendant kind of person so I love having a nearby filipino store to feel comfortable in case I’m craving some authentic sweats, treats, and products!
Seafood City Market has a lot of merchandise and produce. They have isles of your filipino snacks, noodles, cooking items, balikbayan boxes, goods, etc. they have a fruit and vegetable section, frozen food section, meats and seafood sections as well! They also have beauty/​skincare products at the front. This place has almost everything a filipino could ask for. You also have you’re popular filipino vendors such as Jollibee, Chow King, Red Ribbon, and Valerio’e bakery in the store at the front!
I like coming here because of Jollibee for the most part or for whenever I feel like cooking pancit or getting a few road trip snacks! Lol they also have a mini salon, to go phone stand/at&t kiosk, and a small clothing shop as well.
This store is located just down Maryland parkway from the UNLV campus so it’s convenient for me. I don’t know where else you can find a filipino market this big in Vegas but this would be the spot when you’re lookin for anything filipino!
The only reason I wouldn’t give this 5 stars is mostly because most of the times the workers are filipino and it creates a language barrier with some of their strong accents. Also I don’t know if it’s just me or if they’re always restocking everything when I’m there, it becomes a little claustrophobic in the isles. But at least they keep the store clean! Lol

I’ve been wanting to go to a Seafood City. For those who are not familiar with Seafood city, it’s a grocery store similar to a 99 ranch, h-​mart, Assi etc. but Seafood city is a Filipino grocery store. They’re located more on the west coast in states like California and Washington and of course in Nevada. They carry all kinds of Filipino products as well as other Asian products but here they have 10 different kinds of tocino brands, lumpias, ice creams etc. They have a couple of tables filled with Filipino ready to eat snacks/​desserts (kakanin), they even played Tagalog music! I was in heaven. As if I wasn’t already excited by all of that, inside the Seafood city was Jollibee, Chow King and Red Ribbon, all popular Filipino restaurant and bakery chain! But it gets better (well for me anyways), I was able to find my all time favorite fruit there that I haven’t eaten in years and seen here in the US… Lanzones. I was exstatic! We were in Vegas for 4 ½ days and we went to seafood city 3 or 4 times to eat and get snacks.
Tip: if you go here, check out Valerio’s Topical bakeshop next door. They have amazing baked goods. Actually for Non Filipinos that go here check out Jollibee, Chow King & Red ribbon as well for delicious food!

Love this store, lots of selections. Always busy.
I gave a 2 stars because the workers there playing favorite, if you speak their native language (Tagalog) you can cut the lines, I am not a Phillipino so I don’t speak the language, I feel discriminated. You have to take a number on meat section but it means nothing, the worker will skip your# and help the person who have whatever# they want to help. It happened to me multiple times. I was standing right there, waiting for my# to be called.

Pretty basic Filipino market, all the usual selections here. Not a real big variety of Chinese/​Japanese vegetables. Lots of canned food, and some stuff you won’t find on the Spring Mountain side of the 15. Very full seafood selection.
Crowded on a Saturday. Armed guards.

Love that seafood city is near me! This is definitely where I go when I need some ingredients for my Asian (especially Filipino) recipes whenever I want to make myself something that’s takes me back home. Everyone is kind and they always have everything I need PLUS they’re open TIL midnight, including the restaurants! Woohoooo

This is a Filipino market that also has other Asian stuff. You have to come here on a weekday at an odd time to avoid the crowd of little old Filipino ladies that cut in front of you… I’m pretty tall for an Asian so I’m sure they can see me but old Filipino ladies don’t care. Parking can be chaotic. Filipinos are not used to traffic signs/​rules so it can get frustrating. Being half-​Filipino, I am aware of the lack of discipline which is a trait common among Filipinos… I can’t stand it!
Valerio’s is a bakery to the left of the entrance of Seafood City. They have good sugar doughnuts that are super heavy and filling… and other Filipino breads and baked goods. They only take cash.
When you walk in, to the left is Chowking. To the right you got Jollibee and Red Ribbon. Straight ahead is a bunch of stalls selling phone cards and a travel agency. Behind all that is a grocery store.
Today, I was looking for ingredients for kare-​kare for a potluck — that was my main mission. I couldn’t find peanut butter so I asked one of the employees stocking the shelves. «Excuse me! Excuse me! Where can I find peanut butter?» But he ignored me or he’s completely deaf. Denied! I should’ve talked in thick PILIPINO aksent and said «hoy kuya where is da feanat vatter?» And who would’ve used his lips to point to where I need to go.
So I ended up leaving with cracker nuts and cakes from Red Ribbon. Mission failed! Since the potluck isn’t til next week, I’d have to come back here to buy oxtails and veggies. Sweet Jesus, give me the patience!