Pacific Supermarket

While they have all sorts of different spices from most everywhere around the world...DO NOT GET ANY OF THEIR PRODUCE!!!We had to put back a bag of jalepenos that were straight moldy. Our bag of over expensive bean sprouts went bad 2 days later in the fridge. The store itself could be cleaner and the cashiers are straight rude. Seafood city down the street is so much cleaner or H Mart up the road but unless you need some special (overpriced) sauces, avoid this place at ALLL costs.

Didn't know this place existed! We went to a similar marketplace that was about 5 minutes away. It was so expensive and fancy and newer. But this place seems like a normal grocery store similar to like what you would find in a Las Vegas Chinatown lol. It gave that vibe. But the small food place right in front is what made it memorable. Reasonable priced plate lunches and you can buy individual items on the menu per pound. I am sad I didn't take a picture but I was hungry lol. We got noodles, fried shrimps with heads, and tiny fried fish for about $13 if I remember correctly :/ The lady that served us served us handfuls of everything! Thank you so much, it was SO ONO!! Especially the little fried fish! Not greasy tasting and VERY crunchy even if it sat for an hour or so! So good! The noodles were simple but it helped balance the fried stuff really well! I would get the same thing again! I wish I could eat it right now lol.

Owemji I bought yesterday pork gisantes a lot of flies!!!when I am ready to eat I saw a big iwwww flies

If your looking for another Asian Market check out Pacific Supermarket located in the Waipahu shopping center . It's located right next door to Savers thrift store . This Market sell all kinds of Ethnicity food from Philippino , Thai, Korean , Vietnamese, Japanese I also seen Samoan ingredients as well. They have a big meat department also along with a fish department. Just want to warned you before a trip out their it has a smell like typical fish market LOL.Prices are comparable to other Asian markets support local and Maui Strong !

3 stars is for supermarket 4 stars for Chinese Hot Deli in front of storePacific Supermarket use to be my go to for all things Filipino, since for my other half along with getting in some groceries, before Seafood City since they opened I don't shop here as much. But when I do shop here it is for one particular item for a friend. She loves the bag of mango from here. During my most recent visit, I had a hard time looking for that mango product and also noticed when did Pacific Supermarket looked so messy/clutter. I had to grab what I am looking for quick, the set up of the store makes my head sore. I couldn't find any one to assist me, no workers in sight. I walked thru every aisle until I could get staff to help me. The sale products in middle of aisle is really cheap, I bought a mocha crackerks and didn't check the expiration date. I've been putting a pack of the crackers in my husband lunch bag which he mentioned did you know those crackers you gave me has expired. Yikes. Tip, check for dates before you purchase. Not much cashier working so lines can get long! I also bought a package of spaghetti sauce which I am attempting to try make jolliebee kind spaghetti. hehe. Spend $30. for $1. off coupons to redeem at the Chinese hot deli in front of store, I noticed customers in front had a few of these coupons printed out. I never spend that much to receive those coupons. Hopefully next time. Lately I've been stopping here for the hot deli. Don't judge a book by its cover as the Filipino food selection is pretty good, confirmed by my other half. I usually get the 2 item combo, for only $10.99, does not include seafood items. ( only 2 items, I wanted to get 3 items but not available) I get half pancit and half canton for the starch, either longanisa, chicken adobo, or dinuguan. For the other half's Filipino food cravings. He asked where I got the food from and mentioned its good. No compalints from hin, so I now found my go to for Filipino take out, its over here!! Just a heads up, I just don't recommend the Chinese food, got orange chicken as one of the choices last time and it didn't taste like orange chicken. All in all, great place to shop for groceries, Asian goods and hot deli foods. I am happy we have more options on the west side!

Great Asian food store that has plenty of different items in stock. Candy, groceries, snacks, fish, produce. You name it. Good prices and friendly staff. This place isn't as busy as some other stores so it's nice to just be able to look at stuff without the hustle and bustle or a crowd. There's a takeout area on the side of the store. This is a great place for a quick 2 or 3 choice plate. Good variety of Chinese/ Filipino foods are available. There's chicken wings, roast pork etc available to purchase by the pound. Take advantage of the discount coupons on take out good.

In the heart of lower waipahu, next to savers, Max's and a few filipino restaurants, this is a great place to shop for Asian food.If you can stand the fishy smell in this grocery store, there are a lot of asian different snacks, canned food and vegetables. They also sell both fresh and frozen longanisa and other frozen commodities not found in regular grocery stores. They sell fresh fish and now they offer to clean and fry it for you as well.They sell truly iced tea here, which is very popular at the moment.At check out, if you buy over $30 worth of food, you get coupons to use at their hot food item counter. I wondered why it looked so popular with a long line. I bought icecream so I will use it another time.There's a big parking lot but it's always so full.

Nowadays if we leave the house, I like to make 3 stops to make the outing worthwhile.After going to a plant nursery we were going to order on line from Max's but since they open at 11 a.m. I told hubs, let's go to Pacific Market first.You can smell a fishyness before you grab a wagon to enter the store. There was a long line on the left for Chinese take out in the store. We walked towards the right to find an opening to enter by a cashier. If you are into canned beverages like Coconut Juice, Milk Tea and Thai tea you've hit the jackpot.Hubs is into Filipino soap operas since the pandemic so he was interested in looking at the baked goods and snacks.I had two goals in mind- drinks and Filipino Spaghetti sauce. Fellow Yelper Laurence had recently posted a photo of this so now was my chance. It's much sweeter than what you'd find at CPK or Bravo which I enjoy but after tasting it at a potluck, I was smitten.Once we overnighted in Makati but never tasted this version at Bario Fiesta. I've ordered it a couple times at Golden Coin.Now is my chance...I put in two brands of Filipino Spaghetti Sauce to make myself... just call me Spaghetti Manang...salamat po.

They have Sugar Kiss melons!!!Grabbed that while hubby was getting fried shrimp and chicken wings for his fishing "trip."

The Asian goods selection at this market is great. The prices are higher than I'd like. There's also a hot food line but I didn't really get a good look at what's available. The initial smell that punches you in the face might not be appealing to everyone... Strong fishy smell is all I could gather. The layout feels spacious but certain areas are tight. There's produce, snacks, drinks, meat/seafood, frozen and some small household. Easy to navigate and easy to find anything you're looking for. Parking is good. Lots of stalls, not too tight. Because of the location being not so close to home, it hasn't been a store we frequent. Just a place we pop into here and there. If you're close, I definitely recommend checking it out. For the love of Asian goods, this ones an oldie but goodie.