Seafood City Supermarket — Restaurant in Concord

VERY EXPENSIVE PLACE WITH VERY LITTLE FOOD SPECIALLY IN THAT LITTLE PLACE CALLED GOLDILOCKS THEY MEASURE EVERYTHING LIKE GOLD LIKE FOR EXAMPLE HALO HALO, THEY MEASURE THE MILK IN THAT LITTLE TINY SMALL METAL CONTAINER WITH AL.MOST THE SAME SIZE OF A TEASPOON - THEY WILL GIVE YOU 2 LITTLE TINY TEASPOONS OF MILK FOR YOUR HALO HALO. IM ANOTHER STORE JOLIBEE THEY WEIGH THEIR FRIES AND WILL REMOVE EVEN IF IT IS ONLY A PIECE OVER THE REQUIRED WEIGHT OR HALF A PIECE OF FRIES. IN THAT COOKED FOOD STORE ON THE RIGHT OF THE SEAFOOD CITY STORE SHE DID TRY 3 TIMES TO GIVE THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF VERY TINY BALL OF RICE YOU GET 2 OF THOSE LITTLE TINY BALL OF RICE AND 2 OTHERS THAT YOU CHOOSE THAT GO WITH THAT LITTLE TINY BALL OF RICE. THE LADY TRIED VERY HARD OR SEVERAL TIMES JIST TO MAKE SURE THAT THE OTHER FOOD EITHER MEAT OR VEGETABLES WILL FIT IN THOSE LITTLE TINY HOLES RIGHT NEXT TO THE RICE AND THAT WILL COST YOU UPWARDS OF $10.00 PLUS TAX TO AROUND $11.00 PLUS DRINKS. MAKE SURE YOU ASK FOR A TIN CAN BECAUSE IF THEY GAVE YOU THE DRINK FROM THE FOUNTAIN, YOU MIGHT AS WELL ASK FOR WATER MAYBE IT TASTES A LOT BETTER THAN THEIR FOUNTAIN DRINKS. THEIR RESTROOMS NEED SOME HEAVY DUTY CLEANING THE TOILET BOWLS AND THE WATER BASINS DON'T LOOK WHITE ANYMORE. ARGHHH. WE ARE LUCKY WE HAVE THE COVID -19 SO WE ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR FACIAL COVERINGS SO THE PUDRID SMELL OF THEIR TOILETS MIXED WITH AGE OLD URINES AND EXCREMENT IS A LITTLE BIT LESSENED BY THE FACIAL MASK. ENJOY. NO WONDER THESE RESTAURANTS NEVER REALLY ATTRACTED OTHER CLIENTELES, THEY NEVER REALLY EXPANDED TO OTHER RACES LIKE COMPARED TO THE CHINESE OR VIETNAMESE...

Every week I go here the "Halo-halo" in grill city is always not available but have it on their menu. Like please remove it from the menu if you don't have it. I asked why it was not available and one of the ladies said "Oh it's because the person who makes it is not here" So their menu depends on that sole person and nobody else can make it apparently.

Went ahead and got Lumpiang gulay and I was happy to see it was big and the price was good but boy, when I bit into it it was so oily. I thought it was the juice from the veggie but it was oil, the ingredients were only carrots, bean sprouts and other things I can't recognize. It was a soggy mess, oily and don't taste like anything.

They shouldn't serve that to customers, they should know better.

Now the grocery, produce and the "Kakanin" Please double check what your buying. They let those mold, let you but it and not care if theirs mold. They have what I need mostly but I have to be extra careful buying those...

Update: This is our family’s go to for Filipino Food items and ingredients you can’t find in a regular grocery store. They have multiple restaurants inside and it’s very affordable. Still love coming here!!! It reminds me of home. Service is great, people are respectful, and if you are looking for Filipino community you’ll find them here. It has a Supercenter vibe, loud, sometimes can get crowded, and a lot going on in one place. —————————-

This is definitely a place to shop if you are looking for food from the Orients. This City Supermarket is mostly known by the Asian community but easy to love by everyone! You can make a selection in their food court if what you want to eat and shop at the market. They have a watch repair stand and a real state company as well. By the way there is a huge parking lot! One of my favorites in the court is Grill City! They have fresh meat in a skewer...