Filipino Groceries and Retail in the United States

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Roscoe Boulevard in Canoga Park, Los Angeles, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Balboa Boulevard in Granada Hills, Los Angeles, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. It opened in August 2023 as the chain’s 19th store.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. In November 2025 it unveiled a 24-foot parol made by a Pampanga lantern-making family, which the company calls the biggest outside the Philippines.

Monique Lhuillier is the bridal and evening wear house of Cebu-born designer Monique Lhuillier. Its flagship boutique on Melrose Place in Los Angeles sells her wedding gowns and ready-to-wear by appointment.

Seafood City supermarket at Eagle Rock Plaza on Colorado Boulevard in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on Nordhoff Street in North Hills, Los Angeles, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on Woodman Avenue in Panorama City, Los Angeles, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on South Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on North Nellis Boulevard in east Las Vegas in Las Vegas, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. It opened in February 2021 as the chain’s 17th store.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on East Silverado Ranch Boulevard in Enterprise, Las Vegas, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on West Tropicana Avenue in Spring Valley, Las Vegas, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Filipino and Asian grocery on East Russell Road near Boulder Highway with an in-store kitchen, Little Pampanga Philippine Cuisine, that serves Filipino dishes.

Seafood City supermarket at Arroyo Crossing in Spring Valley, Las Vegas, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on South Maryland Parkway in Paradise, Las Vegas, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter. It sits in the Filipino Town cultural district that Las Vegas designated along Maryland Parkway in 2025.

Seafood City supermarket on North Decatur Boulevard in northwest Las Vegas in Las Vegas, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino grocery and eatery on Parsons Boulevard in Jamaica, Queens, trading online as PinoyNYC.com. It sells Philippine groceries and frozen foods and cooks Filipino dishes daily, with party trays to order.

Filipino deli and sari-sari store on 65th Street in Woodside's Little Manila, run by husband and wife Glen and Nenita Alagasi. It sells Philippine groceries and snacks in store and online, with local delivery and shipping across the US.

Family-owned Filipino grocery in Woodside's Little Manila, run by Emmanuel and Ida Castillo since 1976. It stocks Filipino pantry staples, frozen foods and snacks, with fresh-baked pandesal, ensaymada and ready-to-eat dishes.

Filipino grocery on Queens Boulevard in Elmhurst with a turo-turo counter serving home-style Filipino dishes. It also takes lechon and party-tray orders and handles remittances.

Filipino-owned Asian convenience store on South Kihei Road behind the Texaco station and Jack in the Box. It sells Filipino groceries and pastries, fresh Filipino plate lunches and halo-halo.

Filipino-owned Filipino and Asian grocery in the Kihei Gateway Plaza area of South Maui. It sells Filipino snacks, drinks, pantry staples, produce and household items.

Filipino-owned grocery and takeout store in Kihei that specializes in Filipino food and catering. It stocks Asian groceries, produce, meat and seafood, and sells bentos, plate lunches and party trays.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on South Street in Cerritos, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on Norwalk Boulevard in Cerritos, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Hesperian Boulevard in Hayward, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on Hesperian Boulevard in Hayward, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Lé Chic Boutique by MJ is a fashion boutique in west Houston owned by Mary Jane Osmeña. It sells affordable apparel, accessories and statement pieces for women and men, and opened with a Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting in December 2025.

Filipino grocery on North Mason Road in the Katy area of west Houston, stocking Filipino and Asian pantry goods, snacks and condiments. It is also a drop-off point for balikbayan boxes.

Filipino grocery and takeout counter on East Wakea Avenue in Kahului. It sells Filipino groceries and cooks Ilocano and Filipino plate lunches such as kare-kare, lechon and pork adobo, with daily specials and catering.

Seafood City supermarket at Maui Marketplace on Dairy Road in Kahului, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter. The Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu describes it as a hub for Maui’s Filipino community, with Grill City, a bakery and Filipino-run counters under one roof.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

MASAYA is a men's clothing, accessories and home goods shop on Cherry Avenue near 4th Street in Long Beach, owned by Filipino American Rich Rodriguez. The name is Tagalog for joyful, and the shop also makes its own MASAYA Co. menswear line.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on East Plaza Boulevard in National City, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on East Plaza Boulevard in National City, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on South Rose Avenue in Oxnard, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. In 2026 the store was being renovated to add a food hall.

Seafood City supermarket on North Rose Avenue in Oxnard, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino and Filipino American bookstore inside the Bayanihan Community Center on Mission Street in San Francisco's SoMa Pilipinas district. It sells books, children's titles and shirts, distributes Philippine titles and hosts author readings.

Family-run clothing and gift boutique on Divisadero Street in San Francisco's NoPa corridor, selling men's, women's and children's apparel, accessories and home goods with a focus on local Bay Area brands. Owners Ron and Tricia Benitez opened it in 2011.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on Bouquet Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Family-run Filipino and Asian market on Oddie Boulevard in Sparks, founded in 1984 and now run by Ron and Mylene Leron. Its in-store kitchen serves home-style Filipino dishes, and the shelves carry products from the Philippines and other Asian countries.

Filipino market on Avenue of the Oaks in Sparks selling Filipino groceries, products imported from the Philippines and freshly made Filipino snacks such as banana fritters.

Filipina-owned import shop on West Lane in Stockton selling Filipiniana dresses and barong tagalog for formal and festive occasions, alongside home goods, Capodimonte porcelain, feng shui charms and aloha wear. Visits are by appointment.

Filipino grocery and eatery on East Hammer Lane in Stockton stocking products from the Philippines, with a hot food menu of Filipino dishes, halo-halo and boba drinks.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Dyer Street in Union City, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. Its shopping center also holds Filipino shops, bakeries, cargo and remittance counters.

Seafood City supermarket on Alvarado Boulevard in Union City, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Springs Road in Vallejo, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on Sonoma Boulevard in Vallejo, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on East Amar Road in West Covina, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket on Amar Road in West Covina, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on North Euclid Street in Anaheim, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Noble Creations is a family-owned Filipiniana boutique on South Street in Artesia run by designer Amiel Noble, selling Barong Tagalog and Filipiniana wear embroidered by artisans from his hometown of Lumban, Laguna. It also has a store in San Bruno.

Family-owned Filipino grocery with a hot food counter on West Slaughter Lane in south Austin, selling Filipino and Southeast Asian groceries alongside cooked Filipino plates, desserts and catering.

Filipino grocery in the Family Dollar plaza on Kennedy Boulevard in Bayonne, stocking Filipino snacks and pantry products. It also hosts tastings from Filipino food makers.

Filipino and Asian grocery with a restaurant counter on Route 42 in Blackwood, serving cooked Filipino dishes for dine-in and takeout.

Family-owned Filipino grocery, bakery and turo-turo restaurant in Bloomingdale, open since 2014, selling Philippine groceries, fresh pandesal and other breads, home-style dishes and catering trays. A sister store operates in Elgin.

Filipino market and takeout counter on Mobil Avenue in Camarillo that posts a daily menu of Filipino dishes, such as pork sinigang, afritada and chicken curry, alongside Filipino groceries.

Seafood City supermarket on West Carson Street in Carson, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Family-run Filipino and Asian market on Date Palm Drive in Cathedral City, in business for about 35 years. It stocks Filipino groceries and Asian ingredients and sells pan de ube, halo-halo and a daily to-go food menu.

Seafood City supermarket at Chandler Fashion Center in Chandler, the Filipino-owned chain’s first Arizona store, which opened on July 30, 2026, in a former Sears building. The 66,000-square-foot store sells Philippine and Asian groceries and fresh seafood and has a food hall with Grill City, Bakers Avenue, Slurp Alley and Crispy Town, plus the Seafood City Social Hall event space.

Seafood City supermarket on North Elston Avenue in Chicago, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on East Orange Avenue in Chula Vista, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Neighbourhood Filipino market on Inman Avenue in Colonia, with a turo-turo counter for combo plates and party trays for catering.

Seafood City supermarket on Diamond Boulevard in Concord, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino grocery on Gladstell Street in Conroe, opened in 2023 by Jen and Joel Martinez, stocking Filipino pantry staples, snacks, frozen meats, tocino and Filipino chorizo. Since 2025 it also houses Tap Si Han, a casual Filipino restaurant inside the market.

The Mestizo is a modern Filipino fashion label with a showroom on Helms Avenue in Culver City, co-founded by designer Gabe Gonzales, who grew up in Manila. It sells boleros, barong, dresses and other contemporary takes on Filipiniana.

The Dallas store of Kabayan Filipino Store & Cafe is in the Preston Lloyd Center on Preston Road in far North Dallas. It combines a Filipino grocery with a cafe serving home-style dishes such as pancit palabok and halo-halo, with whole roast lechon on Saturdays. The original store is in Lewisville.

Seafood City supermarket on Southgate Avenue in the former St. Francis Square in Daly City, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter. It opened on July 31, 2025, as the chain’s 38th store, with a food hall and an SMDC property desk.

Filipino grocery on George Dieter Drive in east El Paso, selling Filipino foods and snacks alongside some Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese and Japanese items. It is also a Western Union remittance and Forex Cargo agent.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Elk Grove Florin Road in Elk Grove, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Barong Warehouse sells barong tagalog, Filipiniana dresses, wedding and christening attire and other Filipino goods online and from an appointment-only showroom in Escondido. Owner Chelo Coppedge sources the clothing from Philippine artisans and Filipino-owned brands.

Filipino grocery in the Ho'opili community of Ewa Beach selling Filipino snacks, pantry goods, frozen food and household items, with Filipino dishes and Ilocos empanadas on weekends.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Pacific Highway South in Federal Way, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays. It opened on September 22, 2025, as the chain’s first Washington store.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on North 1st Street in Fresno, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Long-running Filipino grocery on East Colorado Street in Glendale with a cafeteria-style steam table of Filipino dishes. It sells Filipino pantry goods and takes advance orders for party trays.

Filipino grocery on Flock Road in Hamilton Township, near Trenton, stocking Filipino pantry staples and snacks.

Seafood City supermarket on South Eastern Avenue in Henderson, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Philippines' Best is a Filipino grocery store on Woodbury Road in Hicksville, Long Island, established in 1992. It stocks Filipino groceries, baked goods and snacks, sells cooked Filipino dishes such as grilled barbecue and homemade taho, and offers catering and air and ocean cargo to the Philippines.

Filipino grocery stall in the Marketplace at City Square on Dillingham Boulevard in Kalihi. It sells Filipino and Asian groceries, frozen foods, snacks and beauty products.

Filipino grocery on US Highway 9 in Howell with cooked dishes such as dinuguan and sinigang.

Filipino grocery and eatery on US Highway 59 in Humble that stocks Philippine products and hosts Filipino food pop-ups. It describes itself as 'Your Philippine Home in Houston'.

Seafood City supermarket on Barranca Parkway in Irvine, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino grocery in Jersey City Heights, a sister business of Island Central, selling Philippine snacks, pantry staples and frozen goods. It moved from Newark Avenue to Zabriskie Street, reopened in 2026 and also delivers orders.

Family-run Filipino and Asian market in Keaau, Puna, started in 1980 by Jessie and Helen Gacula and now run by their children Maria Tereza and Mitchell Gacula. It sells Filipino groceries and home goods and makes Filipino desserts such as halo-halo, kakanin and bibingka.

Filipino and Asian grocery on East Veterans Memorial Boulevard in Killeen, co-founded in 1973 by Cavite-born Army veteran Felix Carandang and his wife Nora, and described as the oldest Asian food store in Central Texas. It sells Filipino pantry goods and fresh produce such as saba bananas and green papaya.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on El Toro Road in Lake Forest, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Family- and Filipino-owned grocery on South Tacoma Way in Lakewood selling Filipino and Asian pantry goods, snacks and fresh Filipino vegetables such as saluyot, ampalaya and sitaw. It also hosts community activities such as parol making.

Filipino market and kitchen on 10th Street West in Lancaster that sells fresh and frozen seafood, Filipino groceries and snacks. Its Chow Maharlika counter cooks Filipino breakfast, lunch and dinner from family recipes.

Filipino-inspired Asian grocery store and market on Seventh Street in Lathrop that stocks Filipino pantry goods and sells Filipino sweets such as ensaymada and biko, along with ube desserts from local Filipino bakers.

Filipino grocery on West Main Street in League City that stocks Philippine brands, frozen street-food favorites and hot foods, and ships Filipino groceries nationwide through its online store.

Kabayan Filipino Store & Cafe on State Highway 121 in Lewisville is a Filipino grocery with a cafeteria-style "turo-turo" kitchen, open since about 2016. The store stocks Philippine pantry goods, snacks and frozen foods, and the kitchen serves dishes such as pancit, sisig and halo-halo. A second store is on Preston Road in Dallas.

Filipino grocery and eatery on North Main Street in Manteca that cooks Filipino dishes daily, such as lumpia shanghai, pancit, sisig, chicken adobo, sinigang and pork caldereta, for dine-in and takeout. It stocks Filipino and Asian groceries and makes party trays.

Asian-Filipino grocery on State Avenue in Marysville selling Filipino pantry goods, snacks and frozen foods. The store posts its stock and prices on Facebook.

Seafood City supermarket on Landess Avenue in Milpitas, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino grocery on Alessandro Boulevard in Moreno Valley that has served the Inland Empire for more than 30 years. It sells Filipino pantry goods, frozen foods, produce and fresh seafood, with fish arriving on Friday mornings.

Filipino grocery on East Section Street in Mount Vernon selling Filipino snacks, drinks and pantry goods. It is also an authorized LBC partner agent for balikbayan boxes, sea cargo and money remittance to the Philippines.

Filipino grocery on Greenwood Avenue in Niles owned by Leticia Alerta, open since 1985, stocking products sourced from the Philippines and selling home-cooked Filipino food such as turon, pancit, lechon kawali, laing and menudo.

Filipino grocery on Watt Avenue in North Highlands selling Philippine pantry goods and snacks, with a hot food counter serving dishes such as pork adobo.

Small Asian grocery on Mission Avenue in Oceanside that stocks Filipino products and is home to Pinoy Express, a Filipino deli counter serving hot dishes such as pancit, sisig, adobo, lechon and Ilocos-style empanadas.

Filipino-owned grocery and turo-turo counter near the 60 Freeway and Vineyard Avenue in Ontario, open since 2002. It sells imported Filipino goods, fresh meat and seafood, daily cooked dishes and party trays.

Filipino market on Williams Road in Palm Springs that bills itself as the city's largest Filipino market. It stocks Filipino and other Asian groceries and snacks.

Filipino grocery on Miller Ranch Road in Pearland that has brought Philippine products to the Houston area for more than 15 years. Owner Ted stocks Filipino pantry goods, snacks, frozen foods and turon.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on North Park Boulevard in Pittsburg, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Family-owned Filipino and Asian grocery in Puyallup's South Hill area, run by Marifel Osera and her mother since 2020. It hosts free Filipino cooking classes and is adding Meryenda Cafe, a sit-down spot for Filipino breakfast and baked goods.

Seafood City supermarket on Foothill Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino grocery in Rohnert Park, opened in 2023 as Sonoma County's first Filipino market by owner Armie Rivera, who was born in Angeles City, Pampanga. It stocks Philippine pantry goods, snacks, pastries and pasalubong.

Asian grocery on Harding Boulevard in Roseville run by Filipino owner Richard Callueng and his wife, stocking mostly Filipino products along with other Asian groceries and fresh seafood. It has a Filipino hot food counter, Kusina, plus boba and remittance to the Philippines.

Seafood City supermarket on Mack Road in Sacramento, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Seafood City supermarket on Mira Mesa Boulevard in Mira Mesa, San Diego, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino and Pacific Island grocery on West San Marcos Boulevard in San Marcos that stocks Filipino pantry goods and snacks. The store also offers travel booking, remittance, balikbayan box cargo and income tax preparation.

Filipino-owned, woman-owned and family-owned grocery on Stony Point Road in southwest Santa Rosa, opened in October 2023. It specializes in Philippine brands alongside other Asian groceries, snacks and baked goods.

Filipino and Indian grocery on Fremont Boulevard in Seaside, opened in 1991 by Filipino owner Celita Singh and her Fijian-Indian husband. It carries Filipino and South Asian pantry goods, snacks, spices and produce.

Tabletop Village is a Pokémon training gym and trading card store on 8th Avenue South in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, owned by Filipino and Native American community organizer Brian Myers. It sells Pokémon and other trading card games and runs tournaments, family days, school-break camps and after-school enrichment classes.

Family-owned Filipino grocery on Aurora Avenue North in Shoreline, open since 1995. It carries Filipino snacks, pantry goods, frozen foods and fresh vegetables, and sells cooked Filipino food to go.

Seafood City supermarket on Callan Boulevard in South San Francisco, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter. It opened in 2016 as the chain’s largest store at the time.

Seafood City supermarket on the Southwest Freeway in Sugar Land, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter. Its food hall added a Noodle Street noodle-soup counter.

Family-run Filipino grocery in Fair Oaks Plaza on East Duane Avenue in Sunnyvale, now run by third-generation owner John Agustin. It stocks Filipino pantry goods, snacks and frozen foods.

Island Pacific Seafood Market store on Margarita Road in Temecula, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.

Seafood City supermarket at Westfield Southcenter in Tukwila, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Filipino and Asian grocery on South Broadway Avenue in Tyler, East Texas, owned by Ramil Cleofe and Ramon Navarro, who came from the Philippines to work as medical technologists. It also sells cooked Filipino food to order.

Filipino grocery on NE Andresen Road in Vancouver selling Filipino snacks, frozen foods and pantry favorites. It also offers balikbayan box and remittance services.

Filipino-owned grocery and fast-food counter on Lower Main Street in Wailuku, run by Levi Aguinaldo. It sells Asian and Filipino groceries alongside dine-in and takeout meals.

Seafood City supermarket on Farrington Highway in Waipahu, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.