Tambuli Market

Tambuli Covina is a reliable Filipino store where you can find so many Filipino products, snacks, and even boba drinks. They have a nice frozen meat and fish section, and you can even request them to fry fish for you, which is super convenient. They also offer money remittance services to the Philippines, plus a wide variety of kitchen items like portable cookers, chafing dishes, and more. The place could use a little bit of renovation, but overall, it’s still a great one-stop shop for all your Filipino needs!

Great place to shop for Phil groceries as opposed to Seafood City. The vegetables are cheaper and they have more selection. If you want fish cleaned and cooked go here.

I had a great experience at the Tambuli market. They offer various asian foods with fresh meat, seafood, fruits & vegetables I enjoyed shopping at the market. You could find all kinds of Asian foods. I like fresh meats & seafood. They had salmon,mackerel tilapia & other kinds of fish. Also, they clean the fish free. And the price was lower than other markets. The store is small place, but they offered lots of Asian foods. Also, the employees are friendly and helpful. I would recommend this market because they have a great selection of Asian foods and lower prices. Also, it is the best customer service.

I come here to buy my Asian vegetables and fresh fish. They can clean your fish and fry to your liking. Prices are very good. 31Jul2019 Stopped by to get Pampano fish (clean and fry). Service was a bit slow. Seafoods was fresh.

Small store but well stocked and people are friendly & helpful.. I like coming here as, unlike the big grocery store across the street, it's not like going deep into a cave just to find 1 item. Its easily accessible. I find items here that I can't find in the bigger grocery store.

As a Filipino and raised in the area, this place has the content/products. Less of the anesthetic look, but the increased stars is for its product availability and, of course, consistent good customer service.

I'm told that if you're homesick for Philippines, this may a good place to go. I was thankful for the mask as the fishy smell was a little overwhelming. But at least there was no line, and we were able to get what we were looking for. (Seafood City had a long line and Valerio's was closed.)