Asian Filipino Market - Asian grocery store in Marina - 330 Reservation Rd B, USA

We always love our Marina markets but this time was less than pleasant, we came in at 7:10 (their hours say they close at 8) and greeted the cashier warmly, and he responded rudely, “we’re closing soon” which we thought was strange but hurried nonetheless and found that they had blocked off half the isles putting things away so we would feel pressured to leave and we left after five minutes in the store. They started putting all the fruit stands in so we had no choice but to leave. If the store no longer closes at 8, that should be posted and updated so the customer can see that and a little kindness goes a long way

A wide variety of items, well organized. Lots of stock, make sure you check the expiration date as some items might be sitting for a while. The fresh vegetables and fruits are a must. Frozen items and noodles, ramen and sauces are always on our list. Rare and unusual candies are on the shelves to choose from. We love the different varieties of KitKat. We come here whenever we're in town. Great place when in need.

I like coming back here for the fresh baked bread, also they have various selections of fish, fruit and vegetables. The back part has a little stinky smell, but i think that is due to the fish area. They have boba tea pack in the freezer area, highly recommend the flavor, easy to make, and are delicious.

It was busy and I had a little problem getting down the aisle in my wheelchair. But everyone was helpful and courteous.

Most of the things I love to eat are here, love the fresh seafood catch on certain days but you have to be there as soon as it opens or you'll run out. They also get fresh baked goods and bread delivered on certain days as well. Prices are good not too much.

Friendly staff and good selection. Gotta pick up some Pan de ube and coco

Excellent selection of fresh produce!!! Many varieties of eggplant. Less common fruits such as durian and Thai bananas!!

I stopped here on the way back from getting my brows tattooed because of the Sambal Oelek shortage. While this grocery store didn't have it, I found the rare Hawaiian Purple Sweet potato! This variety is so hard to find and in the Santa Clara area I have yet to find a grocery store that carries it. This grocery store is not that big, but overall has all the necessary ingredients for many asian cuisines. I also bought some Thai galangal which I usually have a hard time finding, too.