Great selection of Fresh fish and seafood at a good price. They also have fresh live crab! The…read moreseafood quality is amazing here and the staff are friendly, ready to help! You can pre-order to skip the line and pick-up your pre-order!

My go to place for fresh live crab and always pick up a jar of their fresh meyers lemon oil, love…read moreit!

Still a great place, best quality seafood at reasonable prices. The live crabs I purchased this…read moreseason were tasty, lively and extremely dangerous. I'm a pro at handling these critters, but nearly lost a finger between sink and steaming pot. The counter staff are especially friendly, fun and knowledgeable. Be sure to check out the sake section and intriguing snacks walls.

I wish I checked out this market earlier since it is a great stop for both pantry essentials and…read morefor fresh fish. There is ready made boxes of sushi near the fish counter, or you can buy fish separately to cut at home. The grocery section can be a little small but for the price and selection I will take it over some of the other stores in the area. It definitely has some hard to find Japanese beverages and snacks that I can't find in other stores. The sushi is delicious, good variety, and very reasonably priced. Come by and see what your next new snack, beverage, or lunch/dinner item might be!

7/7/2025: Inhaling a LATE Lunch at Ranch 99! This location was one of my frequent, shopping digs…read morewhen I resided in SF Bay Area. Now, Ranch 99 is my major PIT STOP heading due EAST to my Sierra Foothills Humble Abode. The hot food served here is consistently delicious and never salty or egregiously bland, i.e., the food is cooked just right--period. Aside, the bakery at Ranch 99 is an added bonus making my pit stop more delectable, enjoyable, and stress-free.

To my fellow Sri Lankans in the Bay Area!…read more They sell this brand of authentic Ceylon Tea here. Lots of fresh produce, frozen goods, fresh seafood and so much more.

This is the BEST place for fresh fish, sushi grade and to cook. The vegetables are fantastic and…read morethe pasta is good also. The best part of this is Jimmy the fishmonger. Who knows how to cook what to cook how long to cook it. Mary, who helps with the checkout is always happy and friendly.

Green Fish Seafood & Grocery is a mostly Asian supermarket that offers a variety of things from…read moremost places, though, after going there it's apparent it's mostly a Chinese market. It's located on the borderline of Walnut Creek and Alamo-ish areas, and certainly not in an area most people would be driving by unless you live in this area since it's mostly residential here, or you're driving through Olympic locally for something in that direction that's not the downtown. First things first, it's a small place. It's a local market, so it's not going to be very large. They do have their own parking lot in the front, and there's also plenty of parking in the back as well, so that shouldn't be an issue here even though the store is small. While I've seen some people note this as a Japanese market, it is not. While they carry a small section of Japanese stuff, here, most of the things are very much a Chinese focused type of offerings, from the types of produce, to the packaged stuff here. They'll have some miscellaneous stuff like a section just for pastas and sauces in the right side of the store on a rack, they're mostly a Chinese market. If you need a comparison, they're like a mini 99 Ranch. Price wise, it's about right for this area. If you compare it to other grocery market chains it's definitely not comparable, but for a local market in this area, it's not bad. The fish is indeed on the more expensive side, but it does look pretty fresh at least so there's that. They also have some to-go sushi boxes of stuff. It's nice to see they have a variety of offerings from their sushi to-go options, albeit, not cheap but at least they did look pretty good though. The sashimi boxes looked great because the fish quality appears to be great here. The only thing again, it is a bit pricey for some of these options, so just be aware of that. Green Fish is a nice little market for this area, and certainly will have a variety of things here you may be interested in. Again, it's not a large market, so just be aware of space if they do get busy. The fish counter is literally wedged into the corner of the store, but still offers fresh seafood options for those locally to buy from (albeit a bit pricey). They have offerings of various things akin to 99 Ranch, but certainly more focused on mostly Chinese and Japanese as oppose to Ranch that offers a lot of different Asian brands too. While they have pastas and sauces and stuff, that's basically it for the non-Asian market stuff. This is very much an Asian market. I will definitely want to try out some of those takeout rolls and maybe their sashimi eventually.

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

I love this sea food market. The owner is very sweat. He's very patient with all his customers…read more Most Chinatown seafood markets are rude and they rush you out. Not this one. I am a loyal customer to this market and get all my seafood here. If you haven't been here before go support this local business.

The customer service was fantastic! The food was also delicious and i will be back to buy more live…read morecrab

I've been coming here for years and always thought it was a solid 5-star place for fish and chips…read more Not anymore. The last couple of times, the fish looked great on the outside but was mushy and mediocre inside. Fries were forgettable too. Service is standard and slow--order, wait about 20 minutes, no real customer interaction. This review is mostly for me: I need to stop coming here.

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"

Longstanding fresh seafood store that sells various shrimps, clams, mussels and all kinds of fish!…read more I bought some halibut, mussels and shrimp to make paella. A few of the mussels were dead amongst a half pound dozen, but the live ones were quite clean and juicy inside. Fast service - pay at the left side shrimp counter.

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!