This is the best Kerala food I had in Toronto... The place is more of a take out place but have a…read morefew seats to have it there as well. I love the meals there and I usually try out different veg and non-veg dishes with it. I can't stop going there week after week. They also have lots of Kerala snacks like pazhampori/Banana fry, parippuvada/masala vada, uzhunnuvada/medhu vada, cutlets, Puffs and many others. They also have a grocery store along with it... The highlight is u get unniappam there.

So happy to have found this Kerala grocery store in Mississauga. I found everything I needed from…read morecurry leaves to dosa batter. They also have fresh cooked food for takeout. It smelled really good in there. Also, they had all kinds of spices and masalas. I just couldn't get over the fact how fresh their curry leaves were. Just perfect!!

Came in as I saw that they have a chaat Corner, I was pleasantly surprised to see such a clean,…read morewell lit, perfectly spaced, non congested and organized store. Everything was stocked neatly. Great selection of south Asian items. Some fresh produce and vast selection of cultural/religious items. I did visit the chaat corner & tried Paapdi chaat. It was flavourful and reasonably priced. They also have a selection of sweets.

This grocery store is in the heart of mississauga very close to Dundas and Hurontario intersection…read more Apart from being very clean and organized, their prices for indian grocery are to be beat! And not to forget the quality. Not just the groceries - they also serve samosas and puffs (vegetarian only) and also does sell curries and/or pav bhaaji/chaat etc. sugarcane juice is sold during the summer months and reasonbly priced as well. They also have a points system if you a regular, not just the savings you get but also you get some $$ off your bill based. Overall its a very good indian grocery store compared to many in sauga.

I love this small old world indian grocery shop because of the extremely polite and friendly staff…read more They have the best mangoes during the mango season. It is small but well stocked. The owners are new and they have completely revamped and brightened up the shop.

A nice and clean food market. The hot food is great and has…read moregreat selection for decent prices. The crab is nostalgia for me because I use to have the same exact one at a buffet with my family 20 years ago, although the claws are smaller. The workers are super helpful and nice. Just loses a point because meat selection is kinda sad and the freezer section is also sad..

I have often bought ready to eat fresh food at the counters. Today was a shocking experience. One…read moreof the store girls was taking away food meant for customers on a cart. So only some few piecesvif vegetables were left. Disappointed I took 2 containers and had only 20% of the filled with cooked vegetables. The checkout was $6 per 1/3 rd container of veggies. So I explained but the idiots insisted on weight. But where was the meat? Taken away by some staff. THIS IS CHEATING!!

Great place for typically Indian and Asian grocery They…read morehave some good handmade ready to eat rotis theplas, methi rotis, paratha and all The prices are ok Their kitchen equipment is good and real good prices It's value for money The tamarind chutney here is awesome A must try !!

This store is not too far from my home, so I go there to buy mangoes in the summer. They also carry…read moreall kinds of Indian spices and frozen paratas (pita). It's a big store, has all different kinds of lentils,herbs and teas from India. They have lots of Indian stuff. But recently, i noticed that there vegetables are not fresh, they dont fill up the isles, Once i bought a bag of rice and it had a hole, took it back, the owner said, we cant exchange it nor give your money back.

Very far from home but on a trip nearby and needed lentils, beans and grains so decided too stop by…read morethe newly opened store. Nicely laid out and the aisles are stacked nicely Subzi Mandi style. As the store was New some of the stuff was on sale at a good price so stocked up on dried lentils and beans. Checked out the take out counter. Not as good as the one on Chinguacousy and Williams Parkway. The food reasonably priced as well. Will surely visit if in the area

We were enthusiastically greeted by the owner as we entered the store. Fresh samosas he said, 2…read morefor a dollar...just made! I've never been here even though I've dined for decades on dim sum on the road-facing side of this same building. This eastern grocery store has so many products and competitive prices to lure people in. Today, we were in search and found Mango pulp in a can. There's also a fresh fruits and vegetables section. A few shopping carts are available at the doorway. Shop away! BTW, the samosas were delicious...

Well I shop here whenever i can. They have spices, baking supplies, beans. It doesn't have…read moreeverything but it has a good amount of product for a very good price. And it's local! Support local and save money! Win win! They have a location on danforth as well if you're in the east end. Sorry no photos taken as it's not a restaurant lol

Strictly Bulk is a godsend for the terribly grocery-deprived Bloorcourt area. If you live here,…read moreand you aren't looking to go to one of the half dozen butchers shops or Shoppers', you will find this store very useful indeed. The store carries everything from organic laundry soap to bulk candy (whoo!). Despite the name, they do carry a few non-bulk and prepackaged items, including my beloved Fontaine Sante hummus. The prices are more than competitive, and they beat out the bulk sections of some of the large grocery stores nearby (such as No Frills at Dufferin Mall or the Sobeys at Ossington and Dupont). You'll never want to buy steel cut oats at Whole Foods again! The savings are definitely there, whether you are buying for a large family or just one person. You aren't paying for packaging, marketing, etc. One time, for fun, I compared my bag of whole salted almonds to the prepackaged brand at Shoppers, and the price came out to nearly three dollars more per pound (!) if I had purchased the Life brand. And they were on sale! Spices are another incredible savings, if you only need a few tablespoons of something for one recipe you will pay pennies on the dollar with nothing left to lose its potency while it collects dust in your cabinet for months or years. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They will always check to make sure that they are charging the correct price for your items. I noticed tonight that they just put their staff holiday stockings up, so if you're a regular try to show them some love! There are plenty of people who love this place so much they seem to hang out at the tables up front drinking coffee all the time! Watch out for their limited weekend hours, I have been mid-recipe cooking Sunday dinner and popped over only to have forgotten that they close at 5pm. Recommended buys: Fontaine Sante dips, handmade face and body soaps, veggie pate, grind-it-yourself coffee (I like the Turkish kind). Best value is in spices and staples (rice, beans, etc). Needs some work: Very small cheese/refrigerated selection, not the most kid-friendly store - today I saw a little boy accidentally spill about a quarter pound of pasta on the floor, and I watched in horrified anticipation as he gathered it together if he was going to take it to the trash can or put it back in the bin. He ended up listening to his mom and left it for the cashiers to clean up.