Le's Market — Local services in Dededo Municipality

This is your go to place to stock up on Filipino essentials like sardines, bagoong, fish, traditional desserts, and sweet tomato sauce, open daily at 8am close by 7pm. Their frozen fish selection is ample and they have fresh shrimp flown in from the Philippines almost on the daily. The fresh local vegetables can be a hit or miss and some items may be close to rotting so check the fresh produce carefully or head to the Dededo flea market for your veggies. They have freshly made Filipino desserts like biko, cassava cake, turron or savory items like embutido, palabok, fresh lumpia, relleno bangus though not sure what days they are delivered. They fly in baked goods from PI, like Goldilock specialties. Nice little place to peruse through the aisles. Place gets super busy after work and parking is a pain, especially when drivers don't know how to drive or park. The entrance is one way, closest to Iglesia ni Cristo. Your best bet is avoid the stupid drivers and bypass the paved parking lot and park on the empty gravel lot next door, where you can quickly make your escape from the chaos of that small parking lot and stupid...

If you’re planning a trip to this Filipino grocery store, be ready for a bit of a parking puzzle. The lot’s a tight squeeze and strictly one-way, so it’s like playing Tetris with your car. There’s a dirt lot next door, but it’s not clear if it’s up for grabs, so park at your own risk.

Once inside, it’s a mixed bag with the prices. You’ll find some deals that are downright steals, perfect for stocking up without emptying your wallet. But watch out, as some items might have you doing a double-take at the price tag.

Heads up, eco-friendly shoppers—this place is all about that BYOB (Bring Your Own Bag) life. So, remember to grab your totes on the way out the door.

The crew here couldn’t be nicer, always ready with a smile and a helping hand. Just a note, though: the aisles are on the narrow side. It’s cozy but not stroller friendly, so you might want to leave the buggy at home.

And for the Balut fans, you might have to rain-check that craving because they’re all out when i visited, but i think they said Friday they restock. But don’t let that stop you; there’s plenty more to explore on...

Filipino foods is here! Mostly every Filipino ingredient you need is located here. Mostly all of them believe it or not. It's entrance is pretty hard to get into if you have a low car like me. So the front of my car actually ate the ground comming up from the entrance....