There are not many Supermarkets on Mission street in San Francisco. When I mean Supermarket I am…read morenot talking about some corner-store action. I am talking about Supermarket with a parking lot and an entire seafood and meat market and lots of aisles of food like a Safeway size Supermarket . Living in 8 different San Francisco neighborhoods and where this Supermarket is located you know where to go to shop for groceries. There is one which has lots of Asian foods along with USA products and Latin American products. It is known as MOM or the Manila Oriental Market on Mission street. On a Mission street stroll on the corner of Trumbull and on Mission street there is a Supermarket for your drink and food needs. Inside the Manila Oriental Market there are foods from the Philippines, China, Vietnam, Taiwan and other Asian countries. You will find a fish market loaded with lots of seafood like shrimp. They have fish balls from Taiwan. It also has lots of sauces like banana sauce and duck sauce. You will also find juicy Manila Mangoes. This place also has lots of imported chips from all over Asia. They also have a meat department with meats from all over the Latin America. This place also has imported alcohol from China and also noodles from Vietnam. Plan to visit MOM( Manila Oriental Market) soon. Groceries availability is so" fundamental"some foods like durian for me is a bit "experimental" but a lot of these imports are"intergovernmental" and are sold in San Francisco at the Market called "Manila Oriental " A good place to get food that's hella" Nom Nom "from the Philippines, Taiwan , and "Guam" to Thailand and "Vietnam" it's located on Mission street it's called Manila Oriental Market but I call it by its acronym "MOM"

It's really convenient to have a local Asian market so close to home. Growing up in San Francisco,…read moreI'm familiar with many Asian markets in the city. Before this one opened, I usually shopped at Pacific Supermarket on Alemany, and I still prefer the Daly City (Westborough) location overall. That said, I often come here simply because it's closer and more convenient. There's nothing out of the ordinary for an Asian market, but it has all the essentials you need to make a good home-cooked meal. They have both fish and meat counters, which I appreciate, and the prices are decent. I also enjoy browsing the fresh produce section -- there's a good variety of greens like bok choy, spinach, and other staples. One thing I would love to see is fresh soy milk and fresh chow fun noodles. That's one of the reasons I enjoy shopping at May Wah on Clement Street, and having those items here would really elevate this market. Overall, it's a solid neighborhood spot that I'm glad to have nearby, especially when I want to shop locally and quickly.

a seemingly new produce store, you will find all the goodies and groceries to stock up. since it is…read moreSF, most things are overpriced, but it's nice to see different items from other countries and regions!

As time goes by, all the things that made this place interesting when they were Duc Loi are fading…read more No more barn mi, or fresh spring rolls. The once epic ramen isle has shrunk. The produce has become more of what you would find at a typical market on mission. It's not a bad market but for me it is no longer a place to find Asian products. All things must change I guess....

This is among the worst supermarkets in Portola. They dont even ask if you need a bag for your…read moreitems after you purchase. I bought eggs and avocados and the attendant did ask me if I need a bag after charging my card asked her why she did not ask me for a bag and she said its my fault. They dont treat customers equally!!! So disappointing

This market is a scam. I tried to return an item that I had just purchased and haven't stepped into…read moremy car but they charged me for the return fee. The food here is not very fresh. Be cautious when buying products--always check the expiration dates. I've unfortunately bought several items that were expired because I didn't check beforehand. Another issue is that they sometimes charge extra for items you didn't purchase. Always double-check your receipt to make sure you aren't overcharged. I wouldn't recommend shopping here.

Fresh produce, meats and lots of Latin American foods, spices and variety items for home.read more

Sr. Humberto: We were APPALLED by the treatment we received today at this supermarket. A cashier by…read morethe name of "Lesly" called one of us "vieja ridícula" upon check out. We asked for you/management, but the staff ("Lesly" and her two colleagues) refused to answer or help us. Instead, they either looked away or blatantly refused to call you/the manager. Even when we called later on the phone, they hung up on us after hearing "is the manager there?" To management: Please train your staff to be respectful to customers. It is unacceptable to insult customers and use profanities or agist language. We will never step here again. ZERO STARTS.

My husband discovered this store. He lived in Germany for a year and enjoys getting the quality…read moreimported products from here. My yoga class is super close to here so I like to drop in when I have time. They have a good selection of mustards, chocolates, muesli, etc. When I was pregnant, I was glad to be able to pick up non-alcoholic radlers and wine from here. On Fridays (and maybe other days?) they have treats from Hahdough which is also great since it's one of my husband's favorite bakeries in SF and Lehr's is way easier for us to get to. The staff are always friendly and willing to answer any questions I have.

Inconspicuous from the street but a treasure trove inside: candy and herbal teas, biscuits and…read moresausages, fresh bread and canned goods. Bread dumplings in boil-in bags, and many kinds of Dutch licorice. Give yourself a treat and check it out!

I always go there to buy some Brazilian goods,they are polite and always help with smile the place…read moreis clean and organized and some music

Great food good business. Always friendly and polite. Amazing priced and the chicharron is…read moredelicious

Sakura is a teeny tiny little Japanese convenience store in the Sunset with all kinds of little…read moretreasures, healthy and delicious snacks and bento boxes, and Japanese pantry items. They get their bentos from Delica in the ferry building I believe and they also have the prettiest cakes, pastries, and sandos. I stop by for their ume onigiri whenever I'm in the area and it's the perfect little snack to hold me over on my drive home to the Valley. Their prices are really good compared to j town and it feels good knowing I'm supporting local small business by shopping there. The people working there are also always really friendly.

It's a cute little store that has some prepared foods and lots of little things to look at. I'll be…read moreback when I have more time to browse. Staff was pleasant.

Cute lil spot in the Mission that I never even knew existed. Inside the employee helped me look for…read moresome black pepper banana chips. They didn't have what I was looking for but I did leave with some banana chips with red chili powder. Figured I'd try something new and they were pretty good :) Parking outside was a bit tight but I was able to find something just for a quick pop into the store.

Excellent service. Nearly well stocked…read more I found nearly everything I needed. As compared to Dallas, it is still on a modest side!

As a recent transplant to SF from NYC, I had no idea where to get my usual South Asian goods…read more Thankfully we found Samirami's and I was able to pick up my trusty Alphonso mango purée for making mango lassi, kataifi for making Dubai chocolate-inspired things, Cortes rose water (my favorite brand), Cortes orange blossom water, and pomegranate molasses. They even had a lot of pistachio paste though I had just bought some from Greece and Italy so I didn't need any.

Great Middle Eastern / Palestinian grocery store. I get all kinds of stuff from here - housemade…read moreprepared foods (love the muhummara), cheese & halloumi (7 kinds!), herbs and loose-leaf tea, bulk nuts & dried fruits (barberries, hard to find), spices, flatbread / pita, and pantry items like olive oil & tahini in giant jars. Multiple kinds of harissa. I love the olive oil soaps and treats like imported biscuits, halvah & turkish delight -- so pretty. I love coming here and browsing the shelves. Everyone is so nice here.

Very nice store and good service plus they have a lot of Brazilain stuffs in a very good prices…read more Thank you

I like that store very friendly staff and low prices I definitely going back there againread more