Manila Market Inc

I've lived close to this market for so long I'm disappointed I never gave it a visit till now. I love how it's close by and has the basic needs for Asian households. I also can't help but notice that rice is sold slightly cheaper here compared to Uwajimaya thus making me decide to buy my next bag of rice here. It's small, it's local, it's convenient. Similar to other Asian markets they only take debit cards.

Wonderful ethnic grocery show that imports authentic Asian cuisine, mostly from the Philippines. The prices are very low, by American standards. The veggies are fresh, as is the meat, and the exotic favorites are available as well. The one way streets make it difficult to get into and out of but it is worth the effort.

I get my fresh Thai basil from Manila Market. It's the only source that's close by and decently priced.

This is my favorite market ever! What I love about this Manila market is the owner and employees are friendly and go out of their way to be helpful. Pleasantly surprised at the large variety, and how fresh the vegetables were! Large, fresh selection of Vietnamese, The Philippines, Cambodian, Malaysian, Chinese and Thai goods/produce/more. Need stuff like leaves, galangal, great curry pastes, Asian hot sauces, check them out!!

Tons of specialty variety rice, seafood, fresh meat, noodles, fermented stuff...everything. Awesome cold drink fridge with things like Calamansi nectar and coconut drinks. Prices are reasonable considering it's a small family own business. I appreciate that they source their products locally as much as possible and feature produce from some smaller organic farms.

There a whole parking lot with plenty of open spaces that you can park at while you go shopping. 5 stars for that!

Found some delicious treats we've been missing since our time in Thailand (pineapple candies with a coconut cookie pictured). Many different vegetables available and a kind staff to help you with your needs.

I don't understand these reviews talking about friendliness. Who cares are you there to shop or make a best friend? like leave them alone

I have shopped here weekly since my daughter was born four years ago. It's been wonderful watching her learn about ingredients that we wouldn't see in our typical white person grocery store. The prices are excellent for a smaller grocery store and they have a great selection of items. My favorite things are as follows:

Pandan leaf, we use it to flavor all of our drinking water in the house and it is sold in small bags and stays good basically forever the way they package it

Fried tofu, the one they sell in the refrigerated section which is packaged in Seattle has more protein than I have seen and it is so freaking good if you Spritz it with oil and then air fry it for a few minutes.

Roasted coconut water, this is way better than your average coconut drink but it is sweetened so beware. You can find it in the fridge on the right when you walk in the front door

Pork bones, and digestive neck bones, in the raw meat case. so reasonably priced that they are the only thing I ever offer my dog or make broth with.

Don't mess the chili paste section with literally every jar of chili paste you could ever want. You will never miss the $5 American grocery store markup.

Last but most certainly not least, mama ramen!!! Do not sleep on the creamy Tom yum shrimp Mama ramen.. it will change your life.

Good selection of produce. Huge variety of seafood, they also have meats. They also have tofu. I was even able to find the beef bones I needed, and saw they had pork bones and livers as well. Great variety and selections!

My favorite place to go n it's closer to me.

A great little Asian market with lots of food from all over Asia. They have a small store, but lots of wonderful treasures packed in there. Lots of great fresh fruits and vegetables. Friendly staff, and you get something free every time you purchase $50 or more of groceries.

Very friendly staff and this place has a lot of things that I need when making many of our favorite dishes. Sauces and spices, noodles and more noodles, fresh veges, pork belly, longanisa, pork and chicken tocino, desserts, lumpia, shumai, banana leaf, cornbeef from Australia, dried mangos from Philippines and much more.

Needed Asian cooking items, go here

Kind of like a Costco with a regional food focus. Get all your Lumpia needs met here.

Manila Market is one of my weekly stops. This is a very unique store and it is wrong to compare with any other ordinary stores. Every time I pick up something new to try. If you keep your mind open, findings are endless!

So many great products and the staff was so helpful and friendly

Great market with excellent array of Philippine products and good prices. My Filipino husband was in heaven.

Great selection of Asian groceries at a decent price. The produce was nice and fresh and they had a nice large selection of frozen meats and seafood at fairly low prices. I would recommend this store.

There are things one cannot find at 99 Ranch nor Uwijimaya here. Definitely worth the commute!

Love all the unique food here. I find something new every time I go there

It feels like your shopping black market goods, mostly snack food, smuggled from the Philippines at cut rate prices. I want to try everything, so I'll start on the right side of the store and buy one thing everytime I visit, and visit again when I've used the last of what I got the last time. I figure in 10 years I'll be about 50% of the way through.

They have many ingredients and sauces available that many other places won't carry..and if they do..prices are pretty much equal or lesser. This particular locale is more convenient for the family.