Tropical Seafood Meat Market

Basically a tiny Seafood City without the fresh seafood/meat. They have all the Filipino ingredients you need. The veggies aren't the most fresh. I suggest you go to your local market for that, but for sinigang mix or even bagoong, this is the place to get it. They even have balut.

It's a little store with limited items they have a fresh meat area but its empty so I don't know about that I went to grab a random snack since I like trying different sweets but only found a few very limited

Today, they’re grilling outside until 8 PM, and everything on the grill looked mouthwatering, although I can’t partake due to health reasons. I believe they’ll be hosting these grilling sessions for a few weeks, excluding Mondays. However, I did indulge in their amazing Beef Wonton Mami, which was just what I needed. It’s the perfect comfort food, especially in this chilly weather, and it’s very filling. I’m already tempted to go back tomorrow for more! I highly recommend everyone check out TROPICAL SEAFOOD and enjoy all their delicious offerings!

There’s also a Filipino restaurant located in the same plaza as Tropical Market, and I believe both are under the same ownership. Sometimes, the staff at the market would send me over to the restaurant to pick up my fried seafood. Their prices were very reasonable, although I'm not sure what they are like now—it’s possible they’ve gone up a bit due to the current economic climate. If you're in the Rancho Cucamonga area, be sure to check them out! Enjoy your meal!

The staff was terrible. They neither made eye contact nor greeted us. The bibingka made us sick, which was very disappointing. As someone new to the area, I can say this was my first and last visit.