S.E.A Market Oriental Food Is Officially Closed in Amarillo

Another Amarillo business is officially closed. S.E.A. Market Oriental Food is no longer open, and the building's doors are locked.

Why Was S.E.A. Market Up for Sale?

Back in August, we shared with you that the business was for sale.

After much prayer and consideration, we’ve made the decision to put S.E.A. Market up for sale. If you’re interested in owning S.E.A. Market or would like to learn more about this business opportunity, please reach out. Serious inquiries only. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for allowing us to be part of this community. We will always be grateful.

- S.E.A. Market Family

Social media influencer Kobe Jo was visiting Amarillo back in September and shared this video of S.E.A. Market on September 20. The video showed empty shelves.

What We Found at the Locked Doors

We were in the area recently, and when we walked by S.E.A. Market, we found that the doors were closed, for-lease signs were in the windows, and a lockout notice was posted on the door. The notice, dated September 30, 2026, stated that the tenant owed over $20,000.

Did S.E.A. Market Ever Sell?

The website for S.E.A. Market is no longer functioning. It looks as if its Facebook page has been disabled or deleted. We assume the owner was not able to sell the business.

We did reach out through the only contact we had to see if we could get more information, but at the time of publishing, we did not receive a response.

What Did S.E.A. Market Offer in Southwest Amarillo?

Owner Naomi Vang opened S.E.A. Market in May 2024, and it has been one of the few Asian markets serving the southwest portion of Amarillo. The store carried Southeast Asian grocery staples, imported exotic snacks like chips, cookies, and candy from Thailand, Japan, and Korea. It also had fresh produce and flowers.

We wish Vang and her family all the best with their future endeavors.