Seafood City Supermarket

Seafood City is a grocery store where you can find fresh meat, poultry, seafood, fruits, vegetables, rice, noodles, canned goods, and snacks. Looking to cook asian food, you are in the right place to get the ingredients you need. Most Filipino products you can find here such as corn beef, vienna sausage, Jack N Jill & Chippy chips for snack, dried mango, jackfruit & ube candies, coconut drinks and rice. There are many products to choose from this supermarket.
Seafood city is not just a grocery store, but a place where you can also eat and try their Filipino eateries and bakeries; Chow King, Jollibee, Manila Sunset, Goldilocks, Red Ribbon. From these stores, you can try their noodle soup, fried chicken, pork buns, Filipino Breakfast, Mango Cake, burgers, and Filipino pastries.
Their supermarket is clean and well organize and newer from other Seafood City i’ve been to. Staff are friendly, polite, and helpful. Haven’t had any problem when needing help to look for stuff. Plenty of parking spaces outside of store. Prices of products are affordable. Always look for bargain prices which can add up to save money. Convenient place to shop in Concord since no longer need to cross the bridge to pay toll to the Seafood City in Vallejo.

Pros:
— supermarket is clean
— lots of choices if you want to eat delicious Fast food meals (chowking, goldilocks, jolibee, red ribbon, manila sunset. Also have vietnamese Phoa.
— spacious inside
— all that you need for your Filipino dishes are all here, also have some chinese, korean, vietnamese prods but its mainly for the huge filipino communities in the coco county
— Lotsa parking
— Everything is good, cut meats and fish, canned goods, milk etc, except if they’re expired :)
— lots of smiles, start one and everyone will be smiling back at you. :)
Suggestions:
— always check the expiration dates of canned goods, milk, dairy products etc.
— the restrooms should be cleaned always, put trash bins in each cubicle.

Who doesn’t love Seafood City? My friend and I came here to sober up and to get something in our belies. We ate at one of the many restaurants within Seafood City. I had a salmon entrée — it was pretty good considering I was a tid bit buzzed.
Plus side — this place was open on Thanksgiving! Who knew?!

Love this market. But next time a meat person is rude. I will go off on a meat cutter. Learn some manners.

Cool!!! Cool!!! So, when I arrived here to meet a gal the other day, I wasn’t sure what the heck was going on and also wasn’t sure about this place, but how about before I start, I think Filipino people are way cool, I really enjoy the food, culture, and Filipino women I think are the best!!!
Here we go, so I walked into the store, met the gal over in the seafood section, really wasn’t sure how this worked, or what was going on. So, one can get fresh fish from the seafood section, hand it to the people at the counter over there. Then these folks cook and clean the fish for you, you’ll have to pay up front at the register. All in all I thought this store had a pretty good selection of item’s, even though I was completely clueless what was going on when I got there.
The other option’s they have here are fast food, and a bakery, so we got some to go food from jolibee, which I would consider that to be a Filipino version of KFC with pasta, and then a friend of mine got me a chocolate cake one time from red ribbon bakery, so I know it’s great cake, from the Vallejo location. So, once I left, I realized this is a cool place.

Very nice service and a very large selection. There is a large selection of Asian and Filipino vegetables, deserts, breads, drinks and fish and more. They also will fry the fish for you as well. The lady who checked us out was so sweet and kind and gave us a free pack of mango drinks!

I think this place is mismanaged with the very low skill of unsympathetic manager and he is well known as «SIR JACK» he should be managing a PORTABLE TOILET business instead of this nice asian chain supermarket, the management spend money to pay him for no comparison with what you are getting in return.

I parked my suburban for lunch. When we came out, the rear window has been broken and 5 bags with valuables has been stolen. It turns out from employees that about twenty car break ins has happened at this place. And management is doing nothing about it. So watch out for burglars in this place.

A cool little Pacific Island/​Oriental shopping center. It has a Jollibee, Chowking, and other such eateries as well as the main attraction Seafood City which has great fresh produce and meats and unique goodies. A place I frequent.

I was very surprised to find this! I was roaming around the neighborhood since I recently moved in and I found a Seafood City. Very surprised as I thought the only ones were either in Vallejo or Daly City area.
From the reviews, this store has been open for a few years. However, it does look newly remodeled and quite nice. Fairly spacious and has a good selection of things to buy. They also have a Chow King, Jolliebee, Goldilocks, Red Ribbon, and Grill City here.
Pleasantly surprised on finding this in the East Bay, can’t wait to come back to do some grocery shopping for items I can’t find at a local Safeway!

Love! this place is great. The produce is so inexpensive and fresh. I got a BAG FULL of yellow onions for less than $ 1. also, they have a great variety of fruits.

My friend went here to buy a screen protector. The customer service was HORRIBLE — they were very unprofessional. The screen protector was $ 19 and doesn’t even fit the screen well…

This review is for the Seafood City shopping center as a whole, not just the grocery store.
Living in Oakland, I don’t come across Filipino grocery items often. I was happy to come across Seafood City while in Concord for an appointment. Think of it as a Filipino Ranch 99! Along with an expansive assortment of Filipino pantry items, produce, meats, frozen goods, and toiletries, the shopping center is home to some of the most popular Filipino chain restaurants in California. I was ecstatic to find a Manila Sunset, which I only thought existed back home in San Diego. After picking up some frozen longanisa at the grocery store, we tried freshly barbecued chicken skewers from Grill City, picked up an ube shake from Chow King, and perused the baked goods at Red Ribbon, Goldilocks, and Valerios.
Since I don’t see my parents that often, it almost felt… comforting to see all of these Filipino treats under one roof. I’m so glad it’s here!

Great place to eat and shop for Filipino/​Asian items! Finally they opened one here! Place is pretty clean but gets pretty packed!
Everyone is pretty friendly. Great customer service! They also have street foods! It’s not the same but close enough. My favorite restaurant is Grill City and Jollibee!

There are many seafood city supermarkets across the bay area, but I’m glad we have one close to home. It makes a difference having a local asian (specifically filipino) supermarket in a city near you. My family purchases majority of our groceries from this store –raw fresh fish and vegetables to be exact.
It’s a smaller location in comparison to others that I’ve been to, but it’s clean and they always have on-​point music playing (old school R&B, sometimes filipino music). It is definitely crowded on Sundays and during Christmas/​New Year time, but it’s never too congested on a regular weekend which I like.
Most times they do a good job cleaning our fish and cutting the meat to our liking. They have a Chow King, Jollibee, Goldilocks, a vietnamese restaurant, and a City Grill in store and have an AT&T and Valerio’s Bakeshop neighboring. Having these restaurants inside is important when your parents take forever and a day to finish their shopping!

Whoa, I’m surprised I’ve never left a review for this market before. I used to make the trek out to Vallejo to visit their Seafood City, so I was happy when they opened one in Concord a few years ago. It’s come a long way since they first opened. They have your usuals like Goldilocks, Valerio’s, and Red Ribbon Bakery. They also have your fast food Fili-​joints like Jollibee and Chowking. They even have a phở place for some reason, lol.
The market itself is clean, but you can find the same items for cheaper prices at Ranch 99. I only really go here if I need something Filipino that I can’t get anywhere else. I like their hot food items they sell daily like the lechon kawali and boneless bangus.

Pretty happy that this place is here. When I moved to Concord many moons ago, we’d often drive to Vallejo to go have filipino food. I definitely enjoy having different choices of restaurants to choose from. Each one seems to have their own specialty.
The store itself is pretty handy. I love getting the 6-​pack of BBQ skewers. It’s actually cheaper than purchasing them from any of the restaurants. Makes for a really good lunch.
It can get pretty busy during lunch, so you might want to plan your trip.

I enjoyed shopping at this place so much. The prices were cheap and we got everything we needed for under 25 dollars. We also went to the bakery that was on the outside strip. their pork bread was delicious. That included veggies, meat, junk food and not counting mochi ice cream which is oh so delicious.
The veggies are not good quality but hey if you rummage through them you’re still bound to save more than regular markets. I got eggplants for .50 a pound and my whole load of 4 only costed .63 cents. I saved a ton on meat and although it seems a lot of people complained about meat only being on the ice, truthfully I have been to third world countries who just let their meat sit out all day long so that doesn’t bother me.
Typically Asian markets also just put meat on ice too. So if you don’t like it don’t go for it. We went for only the meat in the cases ourselves, but it was at an extremelly cheap price, 50 cent s a pound at their ad deal. We got 5 lbs for just 2.75. I say that’s a steal of a deal. We finished it all this week and it was soo good! I say we will come back again!

Very good fresh fish and meat are there!

My rating is based on people who do NOT freakin understand EXCUSE ME! Will they better understand me if I bluntly yell out, «MOVE»! I suggest going to Seafood City right when they open to avoid the crowd and stupid people.
Just to make it clear, I know Seafood City is an Asian market and I am Filipino, so I don’t want it to sound like I am being racial.