Filipino range
A wide selection of Filipino food and products, including items reviewers say are unavailable in other stores.
Al Barsha
Palengke Supermarket Al Barsha is a grocery store with a strong Filipino focus, useful for finding Filipino food and hard-to-find products from the Philippines. Reviews also mention WhatsApp ordering, though delivery response times and customer service have been inconsistent.
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A wide selection of Filipino food and products, including items reviewers say are unavailable in other stores.
Customers visit for Philippine goods they struggle to find elsewhere, making it useful for specific cravings or pantry staples.
Several reviews describe staff as approachable, welcoming and helpful when locating items.
Some shoppers report cheaper items and good offers compared with other places.
A review mentions special prices on Paris collection 30ml perfumes alongside Filipino food.
Check skincare. Inspect skincare and cosmetic packaging carefully before buying; reviewers specifically warned about Brilliant face products and Beauche toner.
Confirm change. If paying with a 500 note, ask about change before scanning everything, as one customer was told none was available.
Confirm delivery. For WhatsApp or home delivery, confirm preparation and timing first because reviews report waits of one hour and even more than eight hours.
Plan parking. Allow extra time to park or consider another transport option if you are making a quick grocery stop.
Ask for help. Ask staff to point out Filipino items directly; reviews say the range is broad but some basic goods may be missing.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Beef tapa is specifically mentioned, although one customer complained that the meat was extremely chewy.
A customer specifically mentioned liking the natural orange soap.
Customer service complaints include unfriendly behaviour, cashiers redirecting customers and staff needing more training.
Multiple reviewers alleged that some skincare or cosmetic products were fake, including Brilliant and Beauche items.
Home delivery reviews describe severe waits, including an order still undelivered after more than eight hours.
One reviewer said a night-shift cashier would not accept Tabby even though other staff reportedly could.
Music has been loud enough for one customer to struggle hearing staff while asking questions.
The Bottom Line
Palengke Supermarket Al Barsha is mainly a Filipino grocery stop. Shoppers come for Filipino food, Philippine pantry goods and products that are difficult to find in other stores. Reviews describe a wide range, with one customer saying it feels like being back in the Philippines.
The shop also carries selected non-Filipino items, including Korean and Japanese products. There are some useful specific finds: Filipino food, Paris collection 30ml perfumes, natural orange soap and beef tapa are all mentioned in customer reviews. Staff are often described as approachable and helpful, although the experience can depend heavily on the cashier or shift.
One review praised the store’s fast response, while others reported poor treatment, refused scanning and difficulty using Tabby. Take care with skincare and cosmetics. Several reviewers alleged that Brilliant products and Beauche rejuvenating toner were fake, and one reported itching and red spots after using the toner.
These are customer allegations, but they are serious enough to justify checking packaging and asking about exchanges before purchase. Prices have also been described as rising. Delivery deserves caution: reported waits range from an order still unprepared after an hour to more than eight hours without arrival.
If visiting in person, plan around challenging parking, and be prepared for loud music that can make conversations with staff difficult.