Small grocery store selling filipino groceryThey have a variety of frozen food, breads, snacks, desserts, fried dried fish and assorted cooked food. Very small space inside so it can get easly get crowded. Closed on Wednesdays!
November 2023
Great Filipino grocery in Roosevelt Avenue! You'll find your favorite Filipino ingredients, snacks and food here. Well organized shelves and stocks.
August 2023
I bought Fried Vegetable Lumpia it's ok but tasted so sweet, I don't understand why it would they put sugar? Try to cook a Classic Fried Lumpia at least. Including the Vinegar Sauce, it's Sour and Sweet. nasty! I dont recommend this place.
Proudly bringing the finest Filipino food products to the greater NYC Filipino community (and Pinoy food fans) since 1976!
Please come and see all we have to offer - from Pinoy food staples and ingredients, to delicious snacks and pastries, to ready-to-heat and ready-to-eat dishes!
Whether you're cooking a Filipino feast for the whole pamilya, or just looking for snack or merienda, we'll have what you need!
Thank you to all of our customers! It is a continued privelege, honor and blessing to serve you!
Salamat po!
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Any Filipino parent worth their fish sauce will point you to Phil-Am Mart, where lines form on the weekends of people stocking up on pantry items that reflect the Philippines long history of colonization: canned Spam and Vienna sausages, Lady's Choice mayonnaise and tuna spread, instant noodles and soup mixes. The frozen section hides imported and hard-to-find kakanins - from suman sa ibus (suman steamed in palm leaves) to tupig (a grilled rice cake). Head to the back to find their array of homemade kakanins sitting aside their house-cured sausages and other meats. They have kutsinta, pitsi-pitsi, and sapin-sapin, which all use different ingredients but have the same smooth chewiness of mochi. Kutsinta uses rice flour and brown sugar while pitsi-pitsi has cassava as its main ingredient. Our favorite though is the sapin-sapin, which has an eye-catching tri-color of layered glutinous rice. Also, make sure to add a few rolls of the tableas de cacao hidden behind the cashiers to your basket for making thick Filipino hot chocolate at home before you head out.