My FAVORITE place to buy fresh seafood!…read more The inside is small but cleanly and organized. Also the staff is so friendly and gives fast service. Everything is fresh and we have never had any issues with any items we've purchased. 100/10 treat yourself to some good seafood and go to this wonderful little family owned seafood spot!

I was very impressed!!! The staff was super friendly and helpful with portioning out the fish to my…read morespecifications. Everything looked very fresh and even though the selection wasn't big it felt like they did everything well. Quality over quantity is important! It's pretty far away from South Bay but I definitely feel like it's worth the occasional drive. I told them to put my name down for the next whole red rockfish that they get in store which they happily obliged. I am looking forward to it!

It's Asian Wholefoods, but the prices are more reasonable. I have no clue how their meals are so…read morecheap. They taste good and portions are nice. Plus there's a lot of variety. There's also an oyster bar and a Michelin rated restaurant which we will try one day. My only complaint is that they're not down south.

Amazing One-Stop Shop, But Expect Premium Prices!…read more I recently visited Jagalchi at Serramonte Center and was thoroughly impressed by how nice and upscale the entire space is. It functions as a true high-end Korean supermarket experience. I absolutely love the "one-stop shop" concept they have built here. It is incredibly convenient because everything you need is under one roof. Along with the grocery aisles, they have a fantastic bakery inside, a spot to grab a drink, and even a full restaurant right in the building. Having a beauty boutique inside as well makes it so easy to pick up your Korean skincare and cosmetic essentials during the same trip. The only major drawback is the cost--it is definitely an expensive market with heavily inflated prices compared to standard grocery stores. While the quality of everything is pristine and the unique food-hall vibe makes for a fantastic outing, you should definitely be prepared to pay a premium at checkout.

In the morning, I went to Seafood City to eat breakfast at Grill City. The service was great. In…read morefront of Grill City, there was an open area with tables to sit on and eat. I ordered the longanisa with egg and rice breakfast. I really enjoyed eating the longanisa. It was sweet and the sauce dripped on the rice to give it a sweet flavor. The egg was soft and cooked well. It was a great way to start my day and left satisfied.

This place is consistently a low quality experience as a shopper and a diner. Just some of the…read morethings consistently low that happen here and is what shoppers and diners should expect: 1.) Hot food line service is S-L-O-W. Typically the servers are what look to be seniors in their 60's and older. They don't move quickly and sometimes have a hard time hearing. That wouldn't be so bad were it not for their policy of keeping only TWO SERVERS on at a time with a cashier. The line to order is typically long and this store does nothing to relieve the long wait times. Sometimes, one will stand there for 15 to 20 minutes before they get their meal. Decision making is tough because there are so many discount deals and plans that take place that you don't know exactly what you're getting and for how much. At one point, I ordered a plate lunch that was supposed to discount at 2pm. When that time came, the cashier couldn't apply the discount because the machine or the app the applied the discount wasn't working. We all waited for 15 minutes until the system cleared. A few just bailed after 5 minutes and left their food orders where they were standing in line 2.) The store mislabels items with the WRONG PRICE quite often. Today, I ran into one pricing issue when they tried to charge me double what the price on the sign on the shelf. The cashiers insisted they were correct but when I showed them the self and they saw for themselves what happened, they refused to honor the sale price. I got the runaround to talking to a manger -- it seems they didn't have one or didn't cop to being one and I was ignored. This crap has happened to me before and where I get to the cashier and pricing is wrong. I usually just tell them to take it off if I didn't want to pay the price and do without it. Today, I had enough and wanted to see if anyone would help me but none did and these people are way out of line. 3.) There is a subtle hint of racism in the store where nearly ALL of the employees are Filipino. I think the bigotry is worse with Filipinos who are considered American by the staff. I've seen it happen where Filipinos will talk among each other about customers who are not truly Pinoy in their eyes. It's petty and trifling but is perhaps one reason the Filipino community doesn't embrace this chain as much as say, 99 Ranch or other Asian markets where this isn't an undercurrent. 4.) The mall on Westborough Blvd in South San Francisco has primarily Filipino business that are owned or aligned with the group that owns Seafood City. The mall stores are ChowKing, Jollibee, Red Ribbon with the large Seafood City store and dining area as the anchor store. There is also an O'Reilly auto shop there. On some days, the store is crowded and lines are long because staffing is short. This is the way it is all the time. 5.) Valerio bakery is V E R Y E X P E N S I V E. For example, a bag of baked rolls (12) is about $9 now. A container of 4 steamed buns (pork or chicken) is $12!! The stuff out on the floor in bags seems like it gets left out for days and most people will order the stuff fresh out of the kitchen anyway and pay the same wacked out prices. To be fair, groceries in America in 2026 is the highest I've ever seen with no chance for slowing down. Ethnic stores typically sell the same stuff in American chain stores at a cheaper price because of their clientele and zero marketing. But, I guess Seafood City thinks they are now a major chain and can charge the same prices, that, frankly gouge customers. I don't think I'll be going back to this particular spot or perhaps bail out on the chain altogether. It's disappointing to see this. They could be so much better, but this form of exploitative, insulting grocery store is getting old.

Fabulous seafood distributor with amazing prices (follow their posts on social media!)…read more During crab season last year they had some of the freshest, cheapest crab prices around. They consistently bring in high quality uni and other shellfish critters. Service is relatively fast if you go early and they're found at the Burlingame Farmer's market too!

It's not a easy place to find but it does have good quality seafood to buy~ I like to come here…read morealso for their fresh chicken ! It is super yummy !

Lovely small market on San Mateo Ave that will soon get a expansion into the nextdoor space. My…read morefamily and I love to come here for anything seafood, meat, or special produce. It's great to have another "wet" market in the penninsula. Hot Pot lovers, the meat here is the best! (LOOK at the marbling!) They have fresh slices of wagyu, but I also like to go to the back where the butchers work and request slices of angus snowflake beef for hot pot. They will work right on the spot and get you what you need. I've also seen king crab, geoduck, and other rare seafood. The grown produce is also shipped daily and is fresh. Because the market is in a smaller space for now, they have yet to expand on their frozen and snack selections but I love to come support and the clerks are friendly.

If I had the option to give this place zero star , I will definitely do that. Yesterday I bought…read moretwo fish at H&R market at this location. On the fish tank the price is 7.99/ Lb. But they actually charge $14.99 / Lb. What kind of business scam people like this! 我昨天在这家超市买了两条鱼。鱼缸上的标价是7.99 美金一磅。 但是他们实际上的收费是14.99 美金一磅。这家店太坑人。绕行.

Tried their hot food counter for the first time. I had seen it many times before but was never…read morecurious enough to try it. My loss. It was surprisingly good. In addition, it was inexpensive as well. You can order fried rice, chow mein or bihon(?). Then add 1, 2 0r three items (black bean spareribs, pork adobo, chop suey, etc. etc.)All of which are good. And the portions size is generous and there is a lot to choose from. I have added them to my lunch lineup. There is always parking in the shopping plaza. I am a fan of Pacific Market for sure. Wooh!! Pics...

Greetings to all, this is my first review of this location of the Market, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is shared with the other businesses in the same area; this works out well for the market. Inside is a modestly lit atmosphere which works well for what they are trying to achieve. One of the things I most about this market is the fact that you can't tell that they have a fresh meat section until you actually see it;, you know what l mean this , in some markets you smell them before you see them. I also enjoy all of the numerous commodities and fresh vegetables on hand as well. And the Specialty snack goodies. The service is very nice and friendly. Their little sister market down the hill on El Comino could take lessons from them .

Meet the newest Ranch 99 close to Serramonte that's absolutely remade at Southgate Ave, Seafood…read moreCity Supermarket. Not much interesting I could find since I first set foot here with with my whole family after Ranch 99 was sealed off in Skyline Plaza for the time being. Of the ones I recognized inside the Seafood City Supermarket: some ube pastries, milkfish, Macapuno coconut flavored ice cream. I just love how big those avocados are! No self service feature yet for all I know. But one things for sure, they're very expensive than the ones from Ranch 99.

Very disappointing. Every single time we come here, the chicken skin is not crispy at all. This has…read morehappened so many times that it doesn't seem like a one-time issue anymore. Seafood City in South San Francisco does a much better job--their chicken skin is consistently crispy and tastes better. Honestly, the main reason we keep coming here is because it's close to our house and convenient.I really hope management pays attention to the quality because this keeps happening

I came here several years ago with my family and it was a great experience, so I was excited when I…read morerealized I was staying right next door at the Marriott. I didn't even realize this is a Michelin star restaurant but I'm not surprised. It's a casual spot where you can buy seafood to cook at home (the market) or prepared from the Eatery. The prices are reasonable considering how expensive seafood is these days, and they have a great selection of fresh and prepared seafood available. On this visit, I opted for the Knuckle Sandwich, a Dungeness crab sandwich with bacon and other toppings. The chips and Coleslaw are a nice side, I enjoyed the entire meal and it was more than enough to fill me up. They also have beers on draft, and several other drinks available. The casual open seating and atmosphere is what I appreciate about this location, while the food is amazing it feels approachable and enjoyable to dine in. Look forward to my next visit when I'm in the area.

Totally not sure what all the hype is about. The food was just ok. It's not something I would go…read moreout of my way for. The service we received was great. They have outdoor and indoor seating. It was really clean. My mom and daughter said the bathrooms were clean as well. I did use them. Crab sandwich 6/10 Bucket of Claws 6/10 Lobster Mac N cheese 5.5/10 I had never seen corn in Mac n cheese before Lobster roll 7/10 Manhattan chowder 7/10 Lobster chowder 9/10 If you dip the crab sandwich in the lobster chowder then it's a hit.

Good quality seafood and great service. Lot's of varieties in seafood selections, also specialties…read morefrom the islands.

Been going to RHS years for their great quality oysters and beyond. Great customer service shout…read moreout to Lenny any Leo..will

One of the last places in the Mission where seafood is still priced like food and not like an…read moreevent. The counter guys don't waste time, which I respect. Got the fried fish and it came out crispy and hot enough that I burned my mouth on the first bite and did it again anyway. It's loud, it's crowded, the floor is wet, and that's the whole point. If you want ambiance go somewhere else. If you want good fish, this is it

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"