Fresh sushi grade fish for a reasonable price. Quick service land knowledgeable staff. Small clean…read moreambiance. Live crab and lobster.

This place was incredible. The staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. I was helped by a very…read morefriendly lady there who explained the different oysters to us. We bought a dozen oysters, salmon, lox, and clam chowder. Everything was incredible and the counters were pristine and clean

Delicious, well priced!…read more This place is actually insane. BEST fish market in ALL of the Bay Area. Literally can not beat it. I would drive from ANYWHERE to get the same quality. No need for omakase when you can buy the fish and just bite into it yourself!!!! I've hosted various dinner parties and made platters with only purchasing my ingredients from this market alone.

Extremely small Japanese market that sells sashimi grade fish, and other Japanese necessities! The…read moreparking lot has maybe 6 spots so it's best to opt for street parking, but the area isn't the best so keep those two things in mind. We came specifically for the poke bowls on Saturday afternoon and boy was there a crowd. When we ordered our bowls at the counter, the guy looked a bit confused before realizing our order. They also sell some combos of nigiri, rolls, etc. We opted for a nigiri set and one of the pieces was fish was extremely fishy. I think it's fine for the area but I've been to better markets that serve food and groceries.

Love the Schewzan restaurant in 99 Ranch Excellent food-…read moreexcellent service. The soups are absolutely fantastic!

Oof, that parking lot. This is why I prefer to instacart my groceries but the last few times my…read moreshoppers were not Asian so they took forever and so many staple pantry things were mysteriously out of stock. My husband and I braved an in person trip which meant we did leave with courtesy fried whole fishes to eat once we got home IYKYK. I can usually find whatever I need for meals throughout the week. They don't have certain items available on Instacart that they have in the store like chicken feet. I wonder if it sells so well they don't feel a need to list. Idk. You can find most Asian/southeast Asian items for your home cooked meals here. The produce is good, the rice selection is fine, the meats and seafood section satisfy what I need. The turn offs are the parking and if you're needy for cashiers to chat you up. You'll hate it. I love it. Just ring me up and be done with it,

Combine a terrific fishmonger inside a local grocery store focused on a mix of fresh vegetables and…read morefruits, a targeted selection of ready to eat fresh as well as frozen items, and a good sampling of different pantry staples the emphasize many Asian ingredients, and that's what you'll find at Green Fish Seafood & Grocery! They are opening a little later hours now which is great given that it can hard to get there after work. Overall, we have been impressed with the knowledge of team members supporting their fresh seafood section, and they are transparent in their sourcing of fish and shellfish, along with providing suggestions on how best to prepare them. Seafood is not cheap so if you are going to invest, you want good quality, and that's what you'll find. Generally, their fruits and vegetables are high quality as well, and sometimes you just have to sort through them to find the best choices. We also love not having to travel to Concord or the Tri-Valley to grab certain Asian pantry items. Service is also friendly and efficient too, so hope people support this local market -- you won't be disappointed!

Green Fish Seafood & Grocery is a small Asian market near Rossmoor. I believe they are affiliated…read morewith a market with the same name in Oakland Chinatown. I came here for the first time on 06/22/2025 because I needed a few items to make sushi at home. Got here at around 5pm and it wasn't busy at all. The first thing that struck me was how well-organized it was. Fresh produce was on full display both inside and outside the business. Once inside, there was a fish counter on the left side that featured live seafood and sashimi grade fish. I got some bluefin tuna at $29.99 a pound. Quality was good and the price was comparable to other specialty markets. I also got some ripe avocados for $1.19 each, which was way cheaper than Safeway. Aside from fresh seafood and produce, they appeared to carry a good variety of Asian staples. However, I was unable to check out that area because a shopper lost her pearl earring and multiple workers were helping her to find it. :-P This is a good place to shop if you live in the area, especially if you don't want to drive to Concord or Dublin for Asian items. 4 stars.

Meal planning before Good Friday can be a challenge. Seeing people enjoy foods with meat becomes…read morevery tempting during the Holy Week . I did find a place where no meat would be available in SF . Once I started thinking of this place I started to map out hella meal possibilities with me creating dishes like San Francisco's native dish Cioppino and also making some salmon dishes along with some okay shrimp dishes like fried shrimp, skewer shrimps on the barbie, and scallop ceviche. The real feast on Good Friday would be getting the Dungeness Crab paired with some garlic noodles . This place has been a Mission District seafood institution and it's called Sun Fat Seafood company ( a former employee started Basa Seafood Express on 24th street). On a Spring stroll on Mission street between 22nd and 23rd streets I went inside a fresh seafood market. Inside you will see live lobsters in a tank. You will also see Dungeness Crab during crab season and also find of variety of fresh oysters selection along with scallops. You will also see sushi rolls when available along with different types of fishes. This place was the solution I was looking for to replace meat cravings and replace with seafood during Good Friday feast. This is definitely the place if you like it crustaceans and fish cooked or raw in SF. Inside Sun Fat Seafood you find some raw fish "fillet" to make your meal for " Good Friday" as some will "pray" and enjoy the fresh catch of seafood in San Francisco city by the "Bay" It's almost Good Friday so I feel "bless "I am alive and remembering those who passed away in peace may they "rest" I walk the streets of the Mission I "reminisce" and honor them on Good Friday feast as I eat some crab that's "Dungeness"

Yea, ChatGPT highly recommendes this place on Christmas Eve when I decided to make Cioppino and I'm…read moreglad I came here. It was still very busy at 5:05pm and they were supposed to close at 5pm but also they wanted to make sure that all customers get what they needed. Very friendly staff, and extremely fresh seafood. I paid around $16 for a clams, cod and shrimps. It was enough for two people but the rest I had to put it in the freezer. Long story short, this is the place to go if you want fresh seafood.

Well organized store, clean, quick service. In and out in no time. Now to go home and cook.read more

Yesterday was my third trip to Sincere. First off, these folks are always kind and patient. I…read morereally wanted to try Sea Bream fish but they were out, so I opted for Striped Bass. Ask them to filet it for me and what an excellent job - fish was super fresh and tasty and no bones. Ordered Trout from them in the past, every visit I walk away impressed with the quality of their fish. The prices are also very reasonable.

It's by the water the service was friendly and fast also very fresh an quiet love it the fish is…read moreamazing size also excellent prize nice amount also

Great value and tasty food!…read more The fish and chips three piece was HUGE for the price, a great value for sure and the fish was really nicely cooked and tasty. The fries were so abundant it was almost comical, again love the value! They've got a decent drink selection, the one place the value isn't here is drinks as they are a little expensive for cans. The outdoor patio seating is fine, but nothing to write home about. The inside of the restaurant is also a fish market so not much ambiance here. The staff was super nice and helpful. I Will certainly be back!

I didn't realize there was a Japanese market in the area! I wanted to make poke nachos, but didn't…read morewant to drive to the fish market in Albany. I was able to find almost everything I needed at this market. They have sashimi, seaweed salad, imitation crab sticks, packaged and prepared food, meat, snacks, etc. It's a nice little store with a lot to offer. I'd come back again.

This is a small, what looks like a family-run spot, that I really enjoy visiting. The staff are…read moreconsistently polite, welcoming, and always happy to help, which makes a big difference every time I stop by. I usually come here to pick up snacks, and it's become a favorite for my little one, they absolutely love the Meiji chocolate, and this is the closest place where I can reliably find it. Even though the store is on the smaller side, it should meet your daily needs. You'll find essentials like dairy and fresh fruit, along with more specialty items like miso paste and a variety of Japanese seasonings. It's compact, but thoughtfully organized, and has most things you will need without feeling overwhelming.

When it comes to San Francisco food you can't have any of the top restaurant dishes without having…read moreseafood. The majority of tourist visiting in SF congregate by the water to grab something with seafood in it. Throughout the city you can find delicious crab in dishes native to San Francisco like Cioppino . You will also find seafood in many dishes around the city restaurants like ceviche ,honey walnut prawn , shrimp scampi, and Dungeness crab with garlic noodles. You cannot go to the Cherry Blossom Festival in San Francisco at the largest Japantown in America this April weekend without enjoying a sushi dish with salmon. One thing about seafood dishes is it's easy to cook. You can't really screw up cooking a salmon or some shrimps. There is one place which has all the seafood essentials when you are miles away from the water in the Richmond ( not the city of Richmond) District in San Francisco . It's on Clement street and it's called the Seafood Center. On a Spring stroll by the See's Candies on 9th Avenue you will see the Seafood Center up the block on Clement. Inside you will see lobsters and crabs for sale which will save you time shopping and traveling to Fisherman's Wharf. You will see hella fish heads on an ice in a line up. The fishes inside are caught locally and some are caught as far as New Zealand. They also have shrimps that look okay along with Manila Clams. This is a good place to grab seafood to take home and cook or have it raw all four seasons in San Francisco. San Francisco is the home of Cioppino "inventor" which you can grab the ingredients for it on Clement street at the" Seafood Center" they have hella fresh crab meat and shrimp that's so "tender" you can see the all seafood once you "enter" So go and "grab "some seafood like shrimp , lobster, Manila clams and some "crab "and see the fish on ice by the "slab" it's located on Clement past the Sees Candies between "9th and 10th Ave"

My go to place for all things seafood! I get my clams here for clam linguine, shrimp for making…read moreVietnamese dishes, and when I'm hosting friends for a seafood boil. Staff are so kind, I love that this is just a 5 min walk from me.

I just bought some halibut from Sunrise at the Tuesday farmer's market on Adeline. This halibut was…read morethe most delicious fish!!!!!!!!! I ate part of it as nigiri on Tuesday evening. It had just been caught locally the previous day. Legally, it isn't sushi grade, but I overheard someone say they had eaten it as sashimi and I'm that kind of daring. It was very yummy with ponzu sauce :) The next day I pan-cooked the rest for lunch and put it atop my arugula salad. It was so good. I'll definitely be back for more! Yum!!!! Also, for those looking to eat animals responsibly, I just learned that a very high percentage of fish in stores - even the ones that try to offer good info on sustainability, etc- is mislabeled. At Sunrise you are buying directly from the fisherman, so you can be sure about exactly what you're getting.

I ate the most delicious halibut from Sunrise Fish Company last night!! I bought it (AND got…read morecooking recommendations) from the fisherman himself at the South Berkeley farmer's market on Adeline Street. Adam and Ana are the most friendly and knowledgeable people I've ever bought fish from. Everything they sell is fresh, local, seasonal, and offered at a very fair price. This is the place to go for Bay Area seafood!