Northeast Los Angeles Welcomes a New Supermarket Focused on Filipino Food

Island Pacific Seafood Market opened its new supermarket in Los Angeles on November 5.

Written By Riya Singh
Representative Image, Island Pacific Seafood Market opens new location in Los Angeles (Image credit: Photo by Perry Z from Pexels)

Island Pacific Seafood Market is expanding its presence in Los Angeles with a new supermarket. It will offer Filipino groceries, fresh seafood, meat, and more to visitors. It aims to make affordable groceries and Filipino food more accessible to local families.

Island Pacific Seafood Market Opens Its 22nd Supermarket in LA

Island Pacific Seafood Market has opened its new store at 4044 N. Eagle Rock Boulevard in Glassell Park. The location is the company’s 22nd supermarket and adds another store to its Los Angeles-area footprint. The store held a soft opening on October 30 and is celebrating its grand opening on November 5.

The supermarket caters to shoppers seeking Filipino groceries and ingredients. The store offers a range of products, which includes fresh seafood, meats, produce, and specialty Filipino ingredients.

According to PRNewswire, the opening also highlights the Filipino American community’s cultural heritage in the area. The supermarket aims to give residents access to familiar foods while introducing Filipino cuisine and traditions to people from different backgrounds.

The opening is also tied to the company’s IPASA NATIN campaign, which means Pass It On. The campaign celebrates the Filipino tradition of sharing food, stories, and cultural heritage across generations.

About Island Pacific Seafood Market

Island Pacific Seafood Market is a Filipino-American supermarket chain in the United States. It was founded by Nino Jefferson Lim in 2000. The chain specializes in Filipino groceries, fresh seafood, meat, produce, and other Asian food products.

The chain has locations across California and Nevada. The new Glassell Park store is the company’s 22nd supermarket, highlighting its expansion in the market.

The new opening will give local families easier access to Filipino groceries and fresh food while creating more opportunities to explore Filipino cuisine and traditions.

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