Sari-Sari Store

Such a small store, I wish they had more! First time visiting and it wasnt busy during lunch hour on a weekday. Didnt have pan-de-sal available nor carried longganisa as I had hoped but they had the other items I was looking for. Parking wasnt terrible and was readily available. The store is situated in the corner of the strip mall and easy to spot once you drive in.Overall, will definitely come back again.

Good store with foods and snacks from Philippines, Korea, Japan, etc. great customer service

Every time I stop in, I feel like family. The staff is so friendly and always happy to help. I love the variety of items I can find, and the fact I can find quite a few of my day-to-day needs here, too!

This Yelp post was for a first time visit back on 7/1/22. And yes, it was a long haul from Shoreline, north of Seattle! The Homie and I were here in the Puyallup/South Hill/Sumner area for a later family lunch get together. We had enough time to detour and check out this family-run indie business, Sari-Sari Store. Popular spot on a Friday mid-morning before the 4th of July holiday weekend. Parking can be a bit tight with a lot of in/out traffic. Once we entered, we were greeted and felt welcomed. They have a lot of merch, produce, baked goods, sundries, canned goods, frozen items like most Fil/FilAm shops. However, I did notice that it was well stocked, carefully curated, organized, and wow plentiful fresh and refrigerated produce! We made sure to cover each aisle and found quite a lot of variety and decent prices. Pretty much any ingredient or item you need to do any cooking, baking, or snacking - Sari-Sari Store has it covered! Well situated and probably helpful in a pinch without having to trek to other Asian shops in Lakewood, Federal Way, or Kent. We ended up with Filipino branded beverages, Tocino flavored peanuts, a spicy condiment, and some really tasty addictive snacks from Malaysia and Thailand too. Terrific find and definitely recommended!

I found this place on Facebook and I'm really glad I did! I've been here twice in the past few days!They have such a wonderful selection of ube desserts and their halo halo is to die for!The people who work there are EXTREMELY friendly and make you feel like home from the second you step in the door.Please go check this place out!

Very grateful to have this store in town as I've come here a few times to buy a few last minute items I've forgotten while I was in Tacoma. Don't let the size of the store deceive you as it may look like it's on the smaller end, but they carry quite a lot of different items! They had everything I was looking for and were super friendly. Not to mention, they had some cute stickers that I couldn't resist buying for my husband.

The girl yesterday afternoon with the short black hair was nice but the other little brown hair female there makes our trip weird every time. She flirts with my man everytime making comments like "don't let me stop you" in long flirty chimes like girl if it's not embarassing enough that he ignores you the fact that we make fun of you everytime should. Do your job mind your business and stop following him around the store everytime we come in it's weird making eyes at him smiling and following him you look desperate .. it's odd work behavior.

Food: their cafe is currently closed but when I came here last they served some sisig and it was good! My husband said it was more menudo type but either way I loved it! Service: the Ate's here are sooooooooo nice! They're so funny sometimes o just want to stay and chismis with them. Ambiance: omg it's so cute here! The place is huge and it seems they are still filling out the place but it honestly has majority of the items that I need when cooking Filipino food! They even have some other Asian commodities like kimchi, takoyaki l, fruits and veggies!

The sq footage on the store is quite big. Lots of room to walk around and stroll the aisles. It is a smaller store with minimal offerings but you will find your Filipino basics. The prices are on the higher end of other shops I have been to but for the only Filipino store in the area, makes sense. They have a small frozen section with items like lumpia wrappers, bangs, milkfish and tocino. The produce is also small section but basic necessities that you may need. They get their produce shipped in about once a week. We purchased some Filipino snacks and some bread that they had. I don't remember the baker of the pan de Sal I purchased but it was horrible. We threw it away and didn't finish it. Customer service was nice. They were friendly and polite. Offered us a box for our goodies since I didn't bring a bag in. I should note they no longer offer hot foods and had I known that, I wouldn't have gone out of my way to visit this location.

They want you to TIP the cashier to ring out your grocery items!!! TERRIBLE!!!! I do not like the fact that you ask for a tip on your machine just to ring out my groceries! She didn't even bag them up. I am thankful we didn't buy more or I would have had to give a huge tip! Didn't see a way to bypass the tip and stupidly gave the girl the easiest $10 of her life. Wait. Maybe I should work here? Nah. I couldn't imagine how horrible I would feel if I expected a tip to ring out groceries for 20 seconds. TACKY! We would frequent the old location across the street but now I actually will never return. Their prices were already high as it is, now you gotta tip the cashier.