Grill City
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Pork BBQ
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Houston, Seafood City has landed. After years of hoping that we would have one just like LA and Vegas, it's finally here.
We love the variety of choices - groceries (yes, the ice cream), baked goods, meat, and of course, Seafood. Prices are better here as well. And they are fresh.
We just wished that the location was more in central Houston, for convenience and accessibility for all. Better, too, if they had Jollibee and Chow King.
Seafood City is still highly recommended...read full review
We love the variety of choices - groceries (yes, the ice cream), baked goods, meat, and of course, Seafood. Prices are better here as well. And they are fresh.
We just wished that the location was more in central Houston, for convenience and accessibility for all. Better, too, if they had Jollibee and Chow King.
Seafood City is still highly recommended...read full review
If you come here on a weekday, the line will be short and you will not feel pressure and making decisions quickly. If you have questions about the food or the promos they have the staff here will help you. You will get one protein and you can get the rice or pancit or half and half. The food here is big size and very fresh tasting and the price is good. It is too bad I do not live in Sugar Land or else I would come here to get a quick meal.
Delicious food and a great value. Pork bbq on a stick, pork adobo, 2 scoops of rice and a soda for $15. Great options to get food to go. Very clean seating area too.
Hours
| Monday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Sunday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
Grill City, located inside Seafood City Supermarket in Sugarland, offers affordable Filipino dishes like the popular pork BBQ. The menu includes vegetarian options upon request. The cafeteria-style restaurant can get busy, especially on weekends, with long lines and waits. During less crowded times, such as weekdays before dinner, the service is helpful and staff explains the dishes clearly. Customers can enjoy dishes like Pancit Palabok and Pork Adobo, which are fresh and tasty. However, the small menu and difficult-to-find location may turn some visitors off, and the busy lines can be frustrating. Despite these issues, the restaurant remains a popular spot for Filipino food lovers, with a wide variety of grilled meats, seafood, and other dishes. Add-ons like dessert or halo halo can bring the total to around $30 per person.