Jofen Oriental

I’ve been going to the store for decades. I grew up just a couple of blocks away and remember when it was just a junkyard. They have terrific selections of Filipino food and Asian groceries, as well as African and other international food. It is the ambience of a typical Asian grocery, which some angles may find offputting but is nonetheless charming.

Went to this Filipino Suoernarket to buy some home-grown products and the place has lots of produce to choose from groceries to authentic Filipino foods. I enjoyed dining on their small but deliciously-made Filipino food court. The staff are friendly and nice. The place is small and will not accomodate wheelchair access. Overall, Im totally impressed and definitely will come again soon to try some more home-cooked Filipino meal, highly recommended.

This is actually a good place to get most aquatic food stuff like numerous variety of fishes. You can easily locate this store. Generally neat only down side is the wait time. It gets very busy and you’ve to wait for up to 30 -45 mins. Staff members are average could use some customer training. The pricing is relatively low as compared to others.

Everything was cold, they ran out of everything except white rice, no oancet or fried rice. The pork I got had no meat it was only fat and skin. Couldn't eat anything. Bbq was cold and dry and hard.

good philipino but I wish it was fresher at peak times. lots of choices generally. just now.... maybe half the hot food bins were empty. update: food crappy. overcooked. dry. yuk. In the garbage.

The store is really small but has the essential Filipino cooking supplies. It is a good place if you live around the area, but I wouldn't drive there if coming from far. I chose to make the drive since I needed frozen shredded ube, condensed ube milk, and some snacks.

Jofen is a gem of a Filipino grocery store. You’ll be able to find most, if not all, Asian cooking necessities here.