Seafood City Supermarket in Irvine

This place is packed with great Asian/Filipino options. Between the Jollibee, Grill City, the bakeries, the street food carts and the Asian grocery store has something for everyone.

The place is very organized and has a lot of Filipino goodies. Worth every trip knowing that I will satisfy myself with my cravings for Filipino foods. They also have more choices of Asian foods that are worth trying. The staffs are nice as well and very accommodating.

I bought a manila clams yesterday and cook it for dinner the same day. I bought almost 4 lbs of clams which are two baskets. i prepared it and cook that night, all the clams are dead. The clam meat are all gummy and just a waste. I hope the management would be able to read my review. This is such a poor quality of food, and that they seafood city management should make sure that the quality of meat, fish or seafood they are selling are fresh. Prices have gone up amd its no joke to buy something and not be able to eat it. It is such a rip off.

Picked up some essential Filipino staples. Place is clean and good variety for groceries. Jolibbee, Grill city, and two bakeries here too.

Super clean and friendly, I looked Philippino, but I’m Vietnamese, just browsing thru, due to my work near by,, this place is the best Phillipino Business I have ever seen. I asked them a question and they looked at me weird ( but I expected it anyway lol ) cause I looked like them. Everything is awesome, except the price,, expect to pay a little more, but they’re clean and in a Nice area, which is understandable.

Came to eat at grill city. All the food they have out is cold or a bit warm. They need to have better control of the temperature. The food needs to be kept hot to avoid bacteria growth. I ordered pancit and a chicken skewer, they were both cold. I hope I don’t get food poisoning.

Great choice of seafood! What really caught my attention was the fruits and vegetables. So freaking fresh always stocked. The seafood variety is off the chain. They have all the Korean meat cuts available.

I didnt actually go into the grocery area, I went to the Filipino food court (Jollibee, Red Ribbon, and one or two more).The point-point looked promising but the Lumpia wasnt really my style of Lumpia (had Vietnamese style meat, the wrapping was chewy, not crisp, and tasted fishy) and neither was the shish kabob.The sesame ball tasted good, but the filling wasnt very sweet.Interesting that I never even knew there were this many Filipino shops outside of Cerritos.Im pretty sure I could get some spicy Jufran banana sauce (hot ketchup) in the grocery section.

The fish we bought was white fish and it smelled so bad.we had to throw away..my husband threw up. I couldnt take it back because we live 1 hour away.

Was there to go to Jolibee inside. Make sure you recheck your order when picking up.