Palengke Oriental Market

Convenient store and food chain at the same time. They have variety of meals available. It's a Filipino restaurant known for their bulalo and pancit. Two entree choices cost $6.99, so with the Bulalo. It's behind the Walmart at N. Nellis Boulevard. The grocery price is a little costly. Ample parking for everyone. Friendly workers. 6-10-2020

I got an excellent cut of pork belly. So glad I found this place.

I'm glad that this oriental market is near me. This place is clean and customer service is great. I have ate inside their small restaurant and the food is pretty good. They have great selection on bakery goods from Goldilocks. Their meat section also pretty decent. Overall excellent place.

Delicious homemade Filipino food. Prices are beyond reasonable. Under $6 for rice and a generous 2 sides. Super filling and satisfying. Definitely my go to when I'm starving and don't feel like cooking.

4-28-2021 - I used to buy my condiments/sauces here as they are about 1/2 price of what you pay at Wal-Mart. They now have a small restaurant where you can order from about 10 - 12 prepared dishes (2 food items and rice for around $7.99.) and they have half a dozen booths and several tables if you decide to dine in. I had BBQ Pork (about 8 pieces) and chicken on skewers (2) with rice. They were really good and I would stop and eat there again if I was in the area. Also, their vegetables and store items are very reasonably priced. They are on Stewart, west of Nellis on the south side of the street in a small strip mall. If you are in the area and want a something quick and simple, I recommend this place.

I have been coming to this market since I was a kid. The location is great as there are really no other Oriental markets in this area and prices are decent. They have pretty much everything I could want in terms of Asian goodies and business has been good for them, which is great to see. They have a restaurant now too. I will continue to give them my patronage.

This store is nearby my house and prices are affordable, the area is clean and have most of the Asian things I'm looking for! They also sell fresh vegetables in the back area, The Lucia coconut juices they sell make me feel like I'm on an island, You could call me a regular.

Good place to shop for your Filipino needs. Aisle 1 - closest to the DVDs. I call it the random aisle. Theres air fresheners, skin cleaners, spices, canned goods, a freezer for ice cream, lumpia wrappers, and Chinese sausage.Aisle 2 - mainly canned goods. You can find Ligo here. Canned jack fruit, kaong, coconut gel, beans, and more. Spaghetti sauce in a plastic bag. Pancit noodles. Sushi wrappers and furikake, and dried mungo beans. Aisle 3 - fresh vegetable section. Different sauces such as soy sauce, patis, cooking sauces. Chicharon. Sky flakes and other crackers. Pocky & Polvorone. Aisle 4 - snacks like shrimp chips, boy bawang, nagaraya, etc. Seasoning packets and frozen leafy vegetables in the freezer. They carry Goldilocks pan de sal on a rack near the register, there's a section for rice, and you can also rent Filipino DVDs for a day.

Little hidden spot to find all your Asian goodies and needs. Nice to have something on the Eastside of town. There's a little restaurant inside and fairly inexpensive. Fish is cheap and the service to fry is even cheaper

Came here to get breakfast. The "ninang" who is the cook there is such a sweetheart! But the cashier is a B*TCH...Filipinos that like to be rude to other Filipinos just baffles me. I would give 500 stars for the food but the experience with the cashier as I left ruined it for me