Phil-Am Enterprises

Store is packed with too many merchandise. Very difficult to move around.Any Fresh produce, frozen , baked , packaged, or canned goods you need , you may find it here.I found my favorite peanut cabdy here

one the of OG Filipino markets in moval.. not the biggest.. not the cleanest.. but it has the essentials that you can't find at sprouts or staters

Foul Smell! We were so excited to have found this place. However, we walked in and walked right out in less than 2 min. An older man working in the middle isle was hacking without masks messing with the opened boxes of fresh/wilted produce on the floor. SMH. This place is the dirtiest and smelliest Filipino market I've ever seen. And I've been to other Asian and Filipino markets from different states and countries. Left this place nauseated and gagged. Disappointing!!!!

Here at this small Filipino/oriental market you can find seasonings, spices, vegetables, oodles of noodles, Magnolia ice cream and frozen seafood. It's not a great variety, but if you're Filipino, you can pretty much find anything you need here to whip up your Filipino dish cravings. I purchased a couple of seasoning packets and a pastry called Opia Ube. Yum-mmie! I love, love, love to cook and bake, but when it comes to Filipino dishes, I myself have not been successful at it, so I leave that up to my parents when I visit. ;) It was pretty busy in there today which was a change since I have visited this place a few times last year. I got a chance to browse through different items and did find a few ingredients that I know when in need, this will be my go to store. For example, the next time I make my coconut cake, I can purchase fresh and frozen coconuts here and Shaoxing rice wine for my Asian dishes. What made this trip is devouring into my Ube pastry. Happy as a clam that I picked up one.

I feel so blessed to have this Asian market near UCR which sells the Asian ingredients that I can't buy at other American markets. For example, I wanted to cook Bo Kho but needed lemongrass. Before, I would drive all the way to the Ranch 99 in Corona from the UCR campus. However, I'm glad I found a new, closer location to buy these ingredients at.

I go here for the big shallots, Thai peppers, and fresh catfish on the weekend. Quick and convenient, and always has my favorite pancit.

Phil-Am has been a staple here in Moreno Valley. You can buy fresh fish, produce, halo-halo and all your Filipino supplies. Marvyn provides excellent service, and he is very knowledgeable about the products.This store is a jewel here in Moreno Valley. It has a good history and a welcoming vibe to it. Come check it out!

Great local authentic market. Great prices and selection, as well as friendly staff! Would definitely recommend if trying to make an authentic Asian meal.

SCAMMED! OVER CHARGED! STAY AWAY!! Didn't notice til I left I was over charged for everything I bought. This is honestly so sad. All I purchased was quail eggs, 10 balut, 2 limes, 1 shallot & 1 galanga. My total was $40 they told me balut was 1.50 EACH he then proceeded to charged me $2 each!!!! Total should be $15 for 10, instead I paid $20!!! Not to mention my receipt has produce @ $5 $4 & $4 FOR LIME GALANGA AND 1 SHALOT IT COSTED $20!?????? honestly I'm so disappointed and will look into legal action and file with the better business bureau this is so crazy and unacceptable?????? And why are you displaying charges but charging more? I didn't notice until I left this is absurd!!! 2 limes, 1 shallot, 1 galanga $20 balut 10ea $20 total $40 I definitely! Was scammed I went to Asia imports down the street and spent $20 on MORE items then here!?

They set a price of 3.69/lb for frozen Indian mackeral. The bag states that it is 2lbs. Then they weigh it and charge extra for the ice in the bag. It's not about the money but principally it's wrong to do so. Then when I asked why are they charging extra for the ice that forms in the bag, they were very rude about it.