Pacific Supermarket

This is one of the two Pacific Supermarkets in the area. This one is the older and probably the original one. It has a typical Asian supermarket ambiance with better lightning. A lot of selection of SE Asian variety. I even had to check near a dozen kinds of coconut milk. Again, I am ditching 99 Ranch market for the eye opening and mesmerizing options I can shop and relatively inexpensive produce.

Prices are very good at this location. I am always able to get fresh veggies, a variety of meats and some snacks.

The building itself is very old but it is clean and tidy. There's also a restroom in the back where their warehouse is and it is kept relatively clean.

I live in the East Bay, and in general, I either go to Seafood City at Vallejo or Concord.
Or Ranch 99 in Richmond.
I have heard of Pacific Supermarket before but I never patronize the store.
It was just a coincidence that I was visiting SF on a really nice Sunday afternoon and needed to do some grocery shopping.
I am impressed.
The store is clean and I think has better selections compared to Seafood City.
It is almost like a much much better version of Ranch 99.
Unfortunately, all their branches are located only around the San Francisco Area.
Otherwise, I am impressed by this asian themed supermarket.
Hands down, It is a much better Supermarket compared to Seafood City.
I think, it is even better than Ranch 99
Highly recommended!!

Decent choices of Asian/Chinese groceries and reasonable price ! Free and plenty of parking ..

Great selection and cheap Veggies

You can get all the Asian products here.

Love this place!! Huge selection of pretty much everything (you'll probably spend 10 min trying to decide on a soy sauce brand). They've got a massive and diverse fresh produce section, we make a special trip down to South SF from the city just to shop here!

This place had everything I was looking for when I went there. Their prices are very cheap and they're produce is actually surprisingly fresh. They have a fish market where they can make a cut for you and a butcher market where they can cut your other meats. There is a great deal of Asian and Latin ingredients here. There's plenty of parking and it's right off El Camino. It is handicap accessible but I do not notice bathrooms anywhere. They have large bags of rice in the front. They also carry snacks of all nationalities. The line is not long and it was non-existent when I went there. They have large aisles of frozen food as well. Sauces galore. Also a lot of noodle selections. Shopping carts are available in the front. Everyone wears masks here.

Wonderful Asian shopping experience. Extraordinary selection of foodstuffs. Dozens of whole fresh fish that can be cleaned and prepared for your recipe, or, in some cases, cooked right there. Meats, fresh and frozen, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a whole separate section of different rice in bulk bags. Food counter, liquor department. Plenty of parking. We have been shopping there for years.

I need to remember this place never ever has active yeast for baking. Other than that, you can pretty much find everything else. Always neat to explore the frozen section. I found some steamed custard buns. Oh also I guess pandemic wise, yes there's the usual protections, so no complaints there.

If you are into fresh fish and sea food ... I highly recommend this market.

I just moved to Brisbane and now I'll do my shopping at Pacific. Good prices and good fresh food.

This Pacific Super was great! Clean, not too fishy smelling and overall really big selection of Fresh Seafood, meats and Vegetables. I rather go to this one than the one on Alemany Blvd. is SF.

This is my go to store for fresh seafood and fish. The seafood prices are better than market rate (live crab and lobster). A huge selection of fish and they fillet it in different ways. You can also get your fish deep fried right on the spot. They also have a Chinese food to go area with a large selection of items like beef broccoli, fried rice, cow mein, egg rolls even chicken wings.

It's a little smelly in the meat department. But I can find fresh fish. And meat at a reasonable price. Also fruit and veggies. And also I find recau also known as culantro. I'm PR and it's one of the ingredients I need to make my sofito.

Last time I ate there was more than 10 years ago for a dinner. It wasn't impressive at all and so I never went back. I have dim sum today because a friend keeps asking giving another chance. The restaurant is pretty much the same. The foods totally surprised me. Pretty much every dim sum are good. I haven't eaten all dim sum in ssf and millbrae from koi palace to peninsula H&L to may flower lounge. Hung To dim sum is just as good as different than the others. Price is fair unlike others I think it is overcharged. I will definitely go back.

Highly recommend this Asian market. For your fresh fruits and vegetables. All your cooking needs

I shop here for my live crab. Prices are excellent and crabs are fresh and delicious. Last Decembr I spent $130 for four large crabs, this year, only $53 for the same amount. They also clean them for free!!!

This place is just awesome produce the fish everything from chicken to beef and Frozen on hair so much variety they will cut and clean your fish if you choose to purchase one I hear some of these markets even cook it for you are you kidding me can't go wrong

This super market has your Vietnamese, Filipino, and Chinese ingredients. They are slowly adding more korean ingredients. They have a great butcher. Most items are affordable.