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Front entrance of Seafood City at Chandler Fashion Center
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AZ Debut at Chandler Fashion Center
Arizona’s culinary scene expands this week as Seafood City, North America’s largest Filipino supermarket, opens its first Arizona location at Chandler Fashion Center. The store is almost 66,000-square-foot and offers a wide selection of Filipino and Asian groceries from the Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Vietnam and other countries. Shoppers can also choose from live lobster, crab, oysters, shrimp and whole fish flown in from Hawaii, with complimentary cleaning and on-site cooking services.
Seafood City also features Arizona’s largest Filipino Asian food hall, spanning 11,000 square feet with seating for over 300 guests. Visitors can enjoy barbecue skewers, sizzling plates, hot pots, crispy lechon, ube-inspired desserts and halo-halo. The location also includes a Social Hall designed for private events and karaoke nights.
Arizona’s food scene is about to get a serious upgrade. On Thursday, Seafood City – North America’s largest Filipino supermarket – opens its first Arizona location inside Chandler Fashion Center, and it’s not just a grocery store. It’s a full-blown destination.
We’re talking nearly 66,000 square feet packed with Filipino and Asian groceries from the Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond, plus a seafood department stocked with live lobster, crab, oysters, shrimp, and whole fish flown in from Hawaii. Buy your catch, get it cleaned and gutted for free, and even have it fried on the spot.
But the real draw might be the food hall – nearly 11,000 square feet and 300-plus seats, the largest Filipino Asian food hall in the state. Expect BBQ skewers, sizzling plates, hot pots, crispy lechon, ube everything, and halo-halo to beat the summer heat. There’s even a Social Hall for parties and karaoke nights.
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