Visited this location for the first time and every time I visit a new Seafood City I can't help to…read morethink that Bakersfield needs one because it's hard having to stock up because we literally have to travel 2hrs away for this, plus I can't buy ALL the ice cream flavors that I NEED in my life. They sell these items at our local Asian market here, but some items are a little expensive since it's the only Asian market in the area. I have visited a lot of different Seafood City locations and they are all pretty similar for the most part. At this location, this was the first one that I saw ube liquor, but I also don't know if that is a limited time item. What I liked about this location is that the aisles were fully stocked and they were not depleted, when we have visited other locations, sometimes they don't have certain items. What I really like about the food area is that there are different food options including Chow King and some Filipino bakeries also. I also like Seafood City for the simple fact that they have already cooked meals up at the front when you walk in if you don't want to cook a giant party sized pancit tray and just grab a smaller portion if you're only feeding a few people. Store was really organized and they have all your Filipino essentials here from patis, datu puti, mang tomas and all the other good stuff here.

This location has been our go to for my mom and for family members whenever they need Filipino food…read moreitems One thing that is quite unfortunate about the brand in terms of a supermarket is that all the employees look, miserable, unhappy, almost as though they're forced to work there And I only realize this after I went to seafood city in San Francisco, where people actually created me in the aisles and asked if I needed anything that is definitely a more Americanized supermarket chain Now I see all the different ratings from five to one that inconsistency is probably because this location is just not adapting to American culture enough because even the Filipinos are Americanized especially the ones born here Hope there's some improvement someday because those grumpy cashiers never look at you never smile and sometimes I think they're snooty because right behind me. They were so cheerful to the Caucasian man. Oh well, I feel like I'm in the Philippines when I go there, but I go in and out of there so fast so I guess it doesn't matter

I had to make a stop at another Asian store on my way back home and so I stopped here. This is a…read morelocal and popular store. This store appeared to be on the busier side and they close a little later on a Sunday compared to other stores. Upon waking in, the ambiance was busy, people shopping, lots to see and explore. They have a liquor and beer section, which included sake and other Asian liquors. They also had American beer and tall cans, I decided to take home a Heineken tall can. Then I browsed around for the Korean gochugaru red pepper and found it. As I kept exploring, I noticed they have live seafood such as lobsters and fish for purchase. Lastly, I stumbled upon the frozen beef chuck rolls (kbbq) and of course I had to bring a pack home. Im so excited to try the meat with my cucumber salad and all the seasonings.

Looking for specific Hello Kitty merchandise and products for a collection and project we are…read moreworking on. Thank you to my awesome friend who informed us to check out 99 Ranch Market on Sepulveda Blvd for some Hello Kitty and Sanrio merchandise and products. Plenty of parking spaces available for parking at the plaza 99 Ranch Market is located at. However, parking spaces are so narrow and tight. Found one of the unique Hello Kitty merchandise and products we were looking for. Yay!

Great seafood & great service. The location is not ideal but they have a gated back parking lot…read morethat they will buzz you into.

I've only bought one thing from here, a side of Faroe Islands salmon. it was the freshest piece of…read morefish I've bought in my 35 years in Los Angeles. I used it for gravlax. It was literally perfect. The fish had no smell whatsoever when I picked it up. This is a warehouse, not really a seafood shop, so you order in advance and pick it up. The neighborhood is downright scary. But you just drive up to the gate and they buzz you in and you go in the back. There's a large dog there for protection, and I don't blame them. They seem to have a test kitchen and an office and the place is impeccably clean. The woman who helped me out was very personable and made everything quite easy. The price was extremely reasonable. Sushi grade salmon. Highly recommend for that alone. My guess is that their other stuff is great also but I wouldn't know. That's it. I'm going back for some salmon soon. I used half of it for the gravlax and cut the rest into portions to freeze. Delicious fish, and a good value.

First time visiting Greenland market and I specifically came to buy Korean spices that I was…read moremissing in order to make a cucumber salad. I also purchased some jalapeños and green onions. This market is unique because inside there are other small shops (closed at the time I was there) and they seem to also have their own little sales in there. The market has very spacious aisles, fresh produce, veggies, international food items, etc. they had the seafood section in the back as well. They definitely had a lot variety for Asian food recipes, even griddles to cook. It is a little pricey since most of their items are international based but still if you are looking for specific items to complete your recipe, this is the place. I even found a hello kitty section and I ended up buying toilet paper with hello kitty on it ! (LOL) They have a large parking lot as well and it is off Sherman way and whiteoak. Pretty busy intersection and sometimes chaotic drivers, so just FYI.

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 This supermarket is one of my favorites to pick up same sashimi and marinated Korean bbq meat. Parking is always convenient and groceries are fresh. Employees are also friendly and helpful.

I stand by this being one of the best iced coffees in LA. It's nothing insanely fancy but it's so…read morewell priced and tastes perfect every time. The Uni was absolutely superb! I was a little worried because it didn't seem like they had a lot of options available in the case, but they brought out a lot more for me to choose from. I highly recommend telling them what you're looking for because they have some amazing recommendations. Next on my list to try is the handroll kit!

I turned to my friend and said "I think this is my favorite sushi spot now." I heard about the…read moreJoint Seafood and investigated yesterday - going in to just sniff things out. The space is really quite large. I was happy to see there was a seafood counter with a display case of smoked fish, a couple of dips, aged beef. The guys were super friendly behind the counter. I spotted the cafe area where they serve coffees and teas - I made a note that I had to come back to try that. Back to the deli counter - they recommended I try the smoked sea bass since they don't get it in often so I took some of that and a smoked salmon collar. The hand roll bar was empty since it was late in the afternoon but too early for dinner. I promised the sushi chef there that I would return. So I went back today with a couple of friends. We sat at that hand roll bar and had the best hand rolls I've ever had. We ordered a la carte and I absolutely loved those creations - full of flavor, texture - unique and tantalizing! I'm curious to go back and try some of the other things on there like the burger? the shabu shabu? I can't wait to see how they serve those items. Their little market area is fascinating as well - with small bottles of soy sauce aged in bourbon barrels and other delicious sounding ingredients. I did end up taking home a shaker bottle of their house made furikake. Can't wait to try that! I'm so happy this is in the neighborhood. It's a great spot to introduce friends to and serves as inspiration for anyone who loves to cook.

Good food, service, and ambiance. Black owned. So if you are in the area let's support…read more I love that they have the fish on ice before cooking it. Healthy options available.

Ordered the catfish lunch special with fries. The meal was made to order, and both the catfish and…read morecrinkle-cut fries came out perfectly crisp, well-seasoned, and non-greasy. Portion size was generous. Plus, they offer a great variety of hot sauces and condiments at the tables. The seating area is spacious, comfortable, and very clean. FYI: Don't forget to validate your parking at the front register--there's a self-service validation machine for up to 2 hours free.

Great food, service and clean area. The food here is delicious . Overall 10/10. They have a lot of…read moreparking spots available and a variety of food to choose from.

Very disappointing experience at Island Pacific…read more As always, this is not the first time I've had issues with the fish department. I specifically told the employee multiple times to cut my milkfish only and NOT clean it because I've had bad experiences before and wanted to avoid another mistake. I repeated "cut only" several times to make sure the instructions were clear. Unfortunately, the employee still cleaned the fish, removed the scales, and prepared it completely differently from what I requested. This ruined the preparation I needed for my paksiw. To make matters worse, another employee came out and started arguing with me, saying I should have been clearer next time. Instead of acknowledging the mistake and apologizing, they blamed the customer. The ongoing communication issues, lack of attention to customer instructions, and unprofessional attitude are becoming frustrating. When the same problems happen repeatedly, it's no longer an isolated mistake--it's a training and customer service problem. This store is starting to feel like a circus. Management needs to improve employee communication skills, customer service, and accountability. Customers should not have to argue just to get a simple request followed.

My in-laws immigrated to Israel from Romina and Tripoli, North Africa when is was Italy in 1940s…read more My wife was born in Haifa, Israel live there as a teenager and we visit every few years. They then moved to Woodland Hill in 1980s and have shopped at Super Sal for 30+ years on Ventura Blvd in Encino. We we visited Los Angeles today we had to shop for all the family favorites from Israel. I have taken many photos to show the variety of foods! Enjoy! Shabbat Shalom if you visit on Fridays

Absolutely the best variety and value overall. I even met the owner and is a super nice guy. That's…read moretrying his best to serve the community.

I never knew that this place was in Panorama city.....My told me if you want to Buy fresh fish …read more. Go to seafood city Supermarket.....im telling you the fish is fresh You can chose any fish you want ... Its soooooooooooo tasty ...with a little lime and hot sauce its melting in my mouth ...parking is ok ....the Market is very clean also ....thank you ......johny

They have a great selection of cooked Filipino food and a lot of it is really good and affordable…read more The store is usually well stocked. Their fish selection and fresh cuts of meat are good, but I'm really iffy about some the pre-packaged meat because it doesn't look very fresh. The produce section can be a little lacking too. Service is so-so. Sometimes you get someone really friendly, and other times the person helping you seems like they don't want to be there. Parking is probably the worst part. The spaces are small and the lot is usually full since everyone is trying to park there for the different stores in the plaza.

We've been going to Danny's for years now. It's the only place we get our steaks. They cut the…read morefilets fresh from the loin and they are ALWAYS tender and delicious. It's a great find!

I honestly can't believe I never knew about this little gem in Van Nuys off of White Oak and…read moreVanowen! So I wanted to have a few friends come over with their kids on Sunday so they could play and we could watch football. I decided to hop on the grill, grab some drinks and make it a fun little day for everyone. I checked to see if my normal butcher spot was open but to my surprise it was permanently shut down. So I decided to look for a place nearby and came across Danny's Fresh Meat produce right around the corner from me. So I hop in the car and head over! It's in the same parking lot as Salsa and Beer so finding a park is always tough especially on a weekend. That parking lot is a nightmare but once you get a park it's all good. I walked in and it's a very small shop with a cashier in the front, two small isles of produce and meat in the back. It seems like it's all locals because everyone was talking to, who I assume was Danny, in the back working with the guys cutting up the meat. When it came to my turn, I told him I'd never been here so he explained what they do, how they cut the meat, the type of meats they have and that he's been there for 30 years! He is an extremely nice and helpful Armenian guy who has completely won me over. There are a few local places I love supporting in my community and he'll definitely be one of them. The place was very clean and organized. There wasn't a lot of produce but just enough to get your essentials. As for the meat, I picked up a pound and a half of beef loin tenderloin steak at $25.99 a pound and two pounds of marinated chicken breast cut in half's. He told me the steak would melt in my mouth and he told no lies!! The steak was so tender and everyone was asking where I got it from. He made sure to let me know he can slice it up any which way I needed it to be. Overall, Danny's is the perfect spot to grab some local produce and meat if you want to support your local businesses. It always feels good helping out people in your community. Beware of the parking though. 5 out of 5 Afros OOOOO