Marina Grocery

Update Aug 1st: store is fully restocked and store looks busier. Some signs say hashi market but the rest of the store is still Marina supermarket. Prices seem a little lower. ‐---------‐--------------- The store is emptying out, and many shelves are empty. They're either closing for good or changing ownership. Keep this in mind.

First of all the service is not good. Some of the fruits are damaged.The food section is good. It has ample parking. I usually buy the jack fruit. To cut the whole jackfruit into pieces it take nearly 15 min. Its bery easy to find from the local traffic.it has a lot of live fish and crab . The shrimp 🍤 has lot variety. If you take the whole fish if you need they can fry it for you. The meat 🥩 section looks need. The fruit 🍉 also has lot of varity. The guy who maintains the fruit and vegetables needs more care.

That fast food place is shady. They don't show prices on the boxes, and they charge way more than they say. I like supporting local places, but I'm done with them, even with coupons. On a positive note – more veggies with the upgrade, and nice staffs, except the fast food outlet.

Not worried about a few cents but everything on the shelves are advertised for cheaper and when you go pay it’s more. This is the only picture of a certain item I took but everything was a complete different price then the sticker on the shelf. Plus rude cashiers

Marina Grocery is a fantastic neighborhood store! They have a great selection of fresh produce, pantry staples, and specialty items. Even when it's 'less busy than usual,' the staff is always friendly and helpful, and the store is clean and well-organized. It's my go-to for quick grocery runs and finding unique ingredients!

0 star. AVOID THIS SUPERMARKET!!! I’ve had consistently poor experiences with this supermarket, particularly with the quality of their produce. On multiple occasions, I’ve encountered issues like apples that appeared fine on the outside but had moldy cores. It seems their fruits and vegetables are stored in freezers for too long, leading to spoilage that’s hidden until you cut into them. Because of these recurring problems, I stopped shopping there years ago. Unfortunately, my in-law recently fell into the same trap. She purchased 4 bags of greens, only to find that 80% of it was unusable and had to be thrown into the compost bin. Similarly, a box of mangoes looked perfectly fine on the outside, but after waiting a few days for them to ripen, we discovered they were dark and purple inside—completely inedible. When I went to the store to request a refund, the manager was incredibly rude and informed me that produce must be returned within two days. It’s clear this policy exists because they’re fully aware their products aren’t fresh. In contrast, other stores like Ranch 99 and 168 handle similar issues professionally, often offering apologies and resolutions without hesitation. I strongly advise against shopping here if you value fresh, quality produce.

Won ton wraps Exp 0.7.06.25，it’s get mouldy, and they don’t ,But they refused to replace it, saying I had stored it improperly.