Brazilian market Inc./ Tindahang Pinoy

This place came in clutch when I was searching for 6-packs of San Miguel for a potluck at Golden Gate Park. I love representing my heritage through food and drink. Not even Total Wine and Co or Bevmo had any packs, only a few single bottles at most. The owner is very friendly and helpful and had a couple of 6-packs of San Miguel Light. (Which were still very good and from which I still got a good buzz out of even just one bottle) With the pandemic, he said imports from multiple countries were not as easy or frequent as usual. This is my go-to place for San Miguel. They know the community they're in. Thank you!

Great food, plus a a nice drink selection

They got good empanadas :)

Food drinks and more.

Good market

Super nice guy (no Brazilian guy) and the place have the best prices in brazilian products check out. Melhores preços que achei em todos os mercados de produtos brasileiros vale a pena conferir. O dono não é brasileiro pode ser por isso... lol

Definitely not a full market, just a few shelves of non perishables and a small cooler. They did have requeijão and guaraná when we went though so was a plus.

My experience at the Brazilian market was a bit mixed. While they do offer a decent range of options, I found it necessary to meticulously check the expiration date on every product. Unfortunately, a significant portion of the items I came across were already expired. This aspect definitely impacted my shopping experience negatively, as I had to be cautious with my selections. It would be beneficial if they improved their quality control to ensure that customers can shop with confidence.

They barely had any Brazilian items and all of them were WAY past the due date. Não recomendo pra nenhum brasileiro.

Unfortunately, this store sells a lot of expired products. When I approached the owner to ask if he had a newer product he yelled at me saying that there’s no law to prevent him from selling expired products. There was no reason for him to get so frustrated but I guess many costumers had complained to him about expired products. For a side note I’m ok using products that are beyond “best of” dates, but this corn flour was covered in gooey stuff and nearly had insects inside of the package. So just make sure the product you buy is usable and safe.

The store tried to capitalized on the vast amount of Filipino in the area and Daly City in general. The huge problem here was he misspelled the signage in the outside window that was an insult to Filipinos. It stated "phipinas" as suppose to Pilipinas orFilipinos. I spoke with him, apparently he is aware of the mistake but does not want to spend the money to fix it. The place sells Filipino and Brazilian products. This would have been a good place but due to the huge sign outside, it's a huge embarassment. I urge people not to support this place until they correct their mistake. Imagine if Brazilian sign was misspelled Brasilan. I wonder what happens.

It's not a Brazilian market anymore, I asked to the guy behind the balcony and he said that they sell Philippine products now... However didn't change the name of the market making a lot of confusion

They don’t really have any Brazilian things

Didn't find Brazilian groceries