Newly opened Seafood City in Houston completes your Pinoy noche buena
Photo from stevievu/Instagram
If grilled bangus or dragonfruit as centerpiece are part of your noche buena menu, the newly opened Seafood City in Sugar Land, Houston has got you covered.
From the cheerful and hospitable Pinoy staff to an aisle full of your Pinoy comfort foods, the supermarket even has parols colored in Philippine flag to make you feel that Pinoy Christmas even when abroad.
Most Filipinos reside in Sugar Land and Fort Bend County making this newest Pinoy store the perfect spot. But even for some miles away, the irresistible tangy flavor of calamansi in your sauce is worth the long drive.
For a local foodie like Bill Cunanan who drove 45 minutes to arrive in long lines, he just hopes they can “Make one on the Northside,” said Cunanan in a Chron interview.
View this post on Instagram
Tip: Hit the road early if you’re not within the area as it has long lines since it opened last December 14.
You may also like: Pinoy Christmas spirit thrives through parols in Seafood City in Waipahu
Aisles full of Pinoy delights at Seafood City in Houston
Get yourself ready for some Pinoy food feast. From ready-to-eat tapsilogs to everything bangus (milkfish), and ube sweets galore, they have it all. For the alcohol drinkers, it might help to know they also have Red Horse available.
View this post on Instagram
Frozen lumpia, longganisa and banana ketchup are also all in the store ready to take you to your next culinary adventure. Aside from the groceries, Seafood City in Houston also has Grill City — a food court serving up inihaw na pusit, liempo and other grilled specialties.
View this post on Instagram
Meanwhile, if you’re craving some pandesal, the bakery inside serves them hot. You could taste Pinoy magic, feel the buzz but this Filipino grocery store would leave you craving for more.
