Oriental Market

My friend took me here and I was SO excited!! Bought some pork belly, fish, matcha powder, some snacks and kimchi!! Everything was so fresh and at home - it was all delicious!! This will be my new favorite market. Service was very nice and friendly. The place was clean organized! I can't wait to come back and purchase more :)

I recently visited Roseville for the first time and was pleasantly surprised to discover a small Asian grocery store there. Initially, I thought the store might have a limited selection because of its size. While it isn't as large as 99 Ranch or HMart, I found the variety of products to be impressive! I even came across Korean BBQ-flavored SPAM.On the other side of the store, there is a restaurant that serves Filipino food, which I absolutely love! It's great to see more Asian representation in Roseville--let's continue to grow in the area!

The best Filipino/asian store in Roseville! I've been going here for many years and they always have everything I need in stick. Whether it be Thai, Vietnamese, or filipino ingredients. I usually come in here for canned Thai curry ingredients! They offer fresh vegetables and fresh seafood on hand. The cashiers and workers here are super nice! One time I had a screenshot of an item I needed for PHO soup. I couldn't find it so I asked an older gentleman to help me locate it. He was not able to find it on the shelf, but he offered to find it in the back. I told him it was okay and he didn't have and then I went along. Next thing ya know I'm paying and he runs to the cash register telling me he found the product I needed! This is what I call excellent customer service! When you go in, the store is busy but also very calm, everyone is welcoming! Ambiance is great.Lastly, the food is here is utterly delicious. I am Filipino and am usually picky about Filipino food at restaurants, however this place gives you great flavor in every day. The lechon, pancit, and fish are fresh and hot. It's oily, but it's like a good oily! I always buy Carioca on a stick before I leave, it's a great dessert while you drive back home!

I love coming here. They have most things I need for a region that is mostly catered towards the majority. My favorite is that they have boba & a Filipino restaurant in this store as well! So good, tastes like home to me! They are welcoming to everyone as well. Ask questions on what they have and they will gladly let you know what they have. It is a small convenient store but I guarantee they have the ingredients needed for asian cuisine.

Stopped in at the Oriental Market this weekend. It had been a while since we were last there. However ... it is always an interesting experience, and we consistently buy a few things that are not on our shopping list. This time we did not even have a list.We arrived mid-day on a weekend and the place was packed with both food items and "people". Walking in, I noticed that the checkout line was long, but it moved pretty quickly. Our purchases included oysters, shrimp, scallops and shrimp dumplings. While we have only tried the oysters and scallops thus far, they were delicious. Note: they also have a small food court. If you have not been, check this place out.

Bought quake choco bar last 2 days ago. When I opened it, super dry na ang choco bar and medyo matigas. I asked the cashier if this is expired and what these numbers are. She said its not an expiry date, but a LOT #. For me, even if its lot/manufacturing #, 2018 08 is beyond the acceptable time table for food. Somebody has to check their stocks!

Grabe naman mukha ng Oriental MarketSmall na ginasang munggo. Almost $10. With Balat ng baboy at pinag tabasan ang sahog.

I bought 6 pcs packaged of this Suman. When I opened the first one without removing the whole wrapper it crumbled. Opening the whole wrapper the rice just fell into pieces. I should have taken it back but driving there is a waste of gas. My question why does the owner doesn't check this kind of product, where us the quality. This is a total waste of money not to mention it's only expensive.

This Filipino market has grown through the 10+ years of its existence. It started as a market selling Filipino grocery items, then evolved by adding a kitchen vending "turo-turo" viands from renowned Pinoy cuisine like lechon kawali and lumpiang shanghai to the lesser known dishes like ginataang langka (unripe jackfruit in coconut stew) and mechadong baka (beef stew).Still a convenient place to buy ingredients for Filipino recipes but remains pricey with staples like vegetables and rice.

I was there today. I like this store. There's plenty of fresh fish. A variety of foods to suit all tastes. Many kinds of rice and noodles, many sauces and spices.