Seafood City, Filipino Supermarket, To Open In Irvine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • June 16, 2014
If you aren't Filipino or haven't been to the Seafood City in Cerritos, you'd probably think it's some sort of Chinese restaurant. It isn't. It is a supermarket–a Filipino one that is opening its first store in Orange County at a space vacated by...
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