Seafood City Supermarket
Groceries · Chicago · · 5 reviews here
Groceries in Chicago.
What locals say
It’s a market where you can find everything Asian. Food seafood to beer! Four different restaurants two Filipino bakeries fresh vegetables meat sauces noodles cook wear.
Landing here is just like in different city. Feels like little Philippines. We can hear all chattering in Tagalog. When we browse the aisle in the grocery area, feels like shopping in SM. The price is not too expensive, yet still affordable. We got Jolibee Fried Chicken, best fried chicken. (99% taste like at home there in Philippines) We got Red Ribbons bread. Yum Also, inside this Seafood City you can see many eatery and food is just like in Philippines. The worst part is the restroom, it’s smelly. Someone need to make it fresh.
Good and affordable choice of snacks and drinks but VERY unhygienic for Asians. This place dosent even sell fresh seafood it’s all frozen previously. They don’t even have it properly on ice , buckets of nasty red liquid under seafood tables and smells so nauseating in the entire store! Halo halo was ok but strange taste and food court is way overpriced and disappointing . This is why they get only 2 stars . And thats me being generous. This is NOT up to standard for an Asian store GO TO HMART instead .
Seafood City is my go-to place for everything I need to make Filipino food at home! They have a great selection of fresh seafood, meats, produce, frozen items, and all the Filipino ingredients that can be hard to find elsewhere. Whether I’m making adobo, sinigang, pancit, or lumpia, I can always find what I need here. Oh, and you can eat there too!!! The store is well-stocked, the prices are reasonable, and it truly feels like a taste of home. If you’re looking for authentic Filipino groceries and ingredients, Seafood City is the best place to shop. Highly recommended! 🇵🇭🍽️
Seafood City is always worth the stop. Great place to find Filipino favorites, fresh seafood, and ready-to-eat meals that make you feel right at home. The food selection was solid, the hot bar looked fresh, and the staff kept everything moving. Definitely a must-visit spot when you’re in the area, especially if you’re craving a taste of the Philippines. Five stars from me.