Little Manila Oriental Store

We visited Little Manila Oriental Store recently and were happy to see a wide variety of Filipino food and products. Definitely more options specific to Filipino brands compared to other Asian stores like Kim’s in Murfreesboro. It’s a bit more expensive, but it’s nice to have a place focused mainly on Filipino items. However, I did notice something odd on our receipt after paying in cash, a CCCF (Credit Card Convenience Fee) was still applied, which is usually only charged when using a card. We also got a small cash discount, but the CCCF shouldn’t have been there at all. It’s not a big amount, but I wanted to mention it in case it’s a system error and to help other customers be aware. I didn’t catch it right away because I’m still learning what those charges mean. I hope the store can check this for future transactions. It’s a great place for Filipino goods, and a small fix like that would make the shopping experience even better!

This is one of our favorite Asian store., my kids love this place., we don't go home with anything to buy., they got everything that's really convenient and helped us bring our Home made Filipino foods., All vegetables are fresh and the All the ice cream and ate Charing's variety of Bread Pandesal's are really good still soft even in a few days storing the quality of tje bread was so good. , and most especially, all people working there are so accommodating and friendly that it makes you feel like you just visited a quick Sari Sari store back home. Plus meeting new fellow Filipino is always a blessings Thank you, po ☺️

Great selection of filipino and asian foods in a small store. Will definitely shop here again

Amazing to have store like this that you can buy your needs in cooking Pilipino dishes.

So happy I live close to here now. I went in there a few months ago and splurged on a bunch of candy LOL that my mom brought home from the Philippines before. Clerk lady was super nice, the building is extremely clean and well organized. I want to go back there hopefully soon for ingredients for pancit bihon and lumpia. My grandma was Filipina, but she passed when my mom was young, so trying to bring some of the food back into our family that we have missed out on because she is not here to share it with us.

I did not get the woman's name who checked my groceries out but she was so sweet and let me know they cook food on Saturdays. She even helped me take my bags to the car. This was my first time here and I'm going back again.

Drove up from Georgia to find some goodies. Talked to the tita at the shop and found out she is bisayan like my mom. ❤️🇵🇭. They had adobo and spaghetti available for me to take home. The adobo was perfect for dinner. It had a touch of sweetness. Was surprised to see Antonio baked goods available, since that is a Georgia baker. Picked up some of their ube pan de sal with cheese, so that will be my merienda for the week. Nice little shop for basic Filipino goods. Stop by and check it out.