Little Divisoria

Little Divisoria is a nice little Filipino store in our neighborhood. The owner always greets you with a smile upon entering and makes sure he points you in the right direction to whatever item you're in the market for. I've been here twice in the past week because I needed ube jam and ube extract for desserts I was baking for the holidays. We also bought a bag of frozen pork and shrimp lumpia to fry up at home and they were good! It's a good idea to call the store and confirm that they have what you need in stock before driving over. Closed on Mondays.

Been coming here for years. It's a smaller store but packed with lots of goodies. The owner is nice and always greets you when walking in. I'm glad it's close to the house.

I've been coming here for a long time, my mom and I used to shop here frequently so it's nice that it's still open and makes me feel like I grew up coming here, and makes me remember good times with my mom. The owner here is always so nice, and I love supporting local family businesses and he also supports other locals businesses by carrying some of their items! Anything you need from Asian, to Hawaiian, to Chinese foods, seasonings, snacks. You can find here! From rice, to utensils, to frozen items, and desserts, they have it all here! This is a small quaint spot that's kinda hidden if you don't look twice. I couldn't find it on google maps and was worried they were no longer open but so glad as I pulled up and saw they were! They are next to an EOS and car rental place. I will continue to come and support, and you should too!

Mood- A little Secret but not so much secret about meWhen I go shopping, I don't like getting a cart. Especially in specialty food stores. If I have a cart I have this internal compulsive need to fill the cart up. Maybe due to being hungry as a kid, but none the less, to help curb this I will treat my experience as I'm a responsible adult and hold my goodies and not over indulge. Now does this usually work. Yes, however in this store did it? Most certainly not, they had Hawaiian food that I have not seen in a long time since living over there. Upon entering was quickly greeted. As I strolled each of the isles it was apparent my standard no cart rule was not going to work. The owner knew what I was doing and laughed he brought me a basket. LolI lit up like a little kid at a candy store when I got to the frozen food isle. Phone calls were made and I can say this, I bought one ok maybe 2 of everything in that frozen section. This store has so many offerings that I didn't expect. And on top of my love for Hawaiian food there was Filipino items that I normally get shipped to me here too. It was a great day for me to be in that store. While the store is quaint. It is very organized. If you know what food item your looking for you'll probably find it. Now if you don't know much about the cultures you may not know what your looking at. Would most def recommend. Pricing is typical for a specialty grocery. However I didn't feel it was overly priced. The customer service I received was superb. It was a great experience, and the location makes my life easier. Location is Centennial/ Aliante- ample parking

This is a small mom and pops type of store. They do have stuff from Hawaii such as Aloha Shoyu, Hawaiian Salt, Portuguese Sausage and some local snacks. They also have lots of filipino veggies, snacks and ingredients etc. The gentleman that works in there is friendly and will assist you immediately if you need help. The prices are reasonable.

I was so happy when I drove past and we stopped here! A Filipino market so close to home. However, after buying a couple items and after reaching home, my husband and I noticed that many of the items we chose were past expiry and still marked up at regular price. I warn you if you absolutely need to go here, check the expiration dates. Honestly you're better off going just a little bit up Decatur and shopping at SeafoodCity. At least there you won't have to be rushed to eat the food and hope it's at least closer to the freshness date.

Bless you Rollie. My car started over heating and pulled into the first place I seen. Rollie gave me a bucket of water so I could put it my radiator and even gave me two free bottles of water. What a sweetheart. Will be coming back soon to check out this great little shop and see what I can buy. If you see this Rollie, thank you again!

Small store, but has the basics. I went to seafood city and they didn't even have sesame oil, so I came here and was able to find what I needed. The owner is very sweet and has his phone number at the bottom of the receipt so that you can call ahead and check to see if they have things in stock.

I went Sunday night to get two packs of Buldak ramen and didn't realize it was 6 months expired I didn't realize until I tasted it and it tasted funny !

Stumbled upon this little shop when I was looking for an Asian market near my area, and I was pleased to find this place. They had what I was looking for and more! I was happy to find some Filipino food/snacks as well as their frozen selections that consist of some Kalua Pork.The owner was also very helpful and kind. Will definitely be back!