I absolutely loved the sushi trays. The quality of sashimi/sushi was excellent, especially the…read moreshrimp had the rich tastes to it. I never imagined to find such places in Etobicoke but now I cannot wait to order it again. Good selections of authentic sushi to choose from including veggies sushi for vegetarians. If you wish to order it, don't forget to call it advance.

For all you seafood lovers in the west end, don't even bother going downtown or into any Asian…read moresupermarket to buy fresh fish because this is your place. I'm so with Liz B. on this one - I will never buy seafood anywhere else. The store is a pretty decent size, very, very clean and does NOT smell like fish. The servers are so polite and helpful and I noticed all the patrons were civilized; there was no pushing, shoving or yelling; everyone just politely waited their turn. They have another store in St. Lawrence Market which we've been to on numerous occasions but, being from Etobicoke and all the closures on the Gardiner, this is far more convenient. It's on Vansco, a side street that runs off North Queen but, for those of you who aren't too familiar with the area, you can catch it off the Queensway (very close to IKEA). I could see this being convenient for those of you in east Mississauga. You won't have trouble with parking as they have a private lot. I paid with debit but I'm sure they accept most major credit cards. They have frozen shrimp, scallops, lobster tails, etc. in all sizes. I also recall seeing cans of crabmeat and smoked salmon as well. As for the fresh fish, there was sea bass, grouper, catfish, swordfish, sole, tuna, etc. - lots to choose from. The tuna looked like it was sushi grade. They also had an array of fresh shell fish as well such as oysters, mussels, huge scallops and shrimp. For the pre-made food, some of the selections were stuffed sole, some awesome looking crab-stuffed calamari and I saw a stuffed salmon (very similar looking to what Costco sells). They also have specialty groceries on a separate side but I was on my lunch break so I didn't have too much time on my hands to browse. Anyway, I bought six calamari tubes with a whole bunch of tentacles for $10.25 and six large, fresh shrimp for $3.95 - great deal!

Anyone who likes mussels you have to buy mussels. I only cooked for 3 minutes and simple recipe…read more Absolutely delicious

I'm not big on fish, and certainly not big on most types of shellfish. But when a special occasion…read morecalls for some good fish to be on the dinner table, I always seem to end up going to Hooked to procure seafood. To hell with industrialized canned, frozen and supermarket fish. At Hooked, they pride themselves in offering only fresh seafood that has been ethically sourced from sustainable stock. The level of detail is unlike most other places and makes for a unique experience. For example, you'll notice they note exactly where their products are from--"Halibut from Haida Gwaii, BC," as opposed to your usual supermarket variety "Product of Canada." Wonderful for those who really like to know where their food comes from. (Imagine if fashion stores took the same approach...) Hooked also prides itself on staffing its stores (they have a Kensington location as well) with chefs and folks with deep culinary experience. The folks here are patient, but always oozing with knowledge and advice to share. Tell them what you are planning to make or do and they'll suggest a fish from whatever is on offer and advice on how to make your meal. They don't make you feel intimidated at all. They'll probably even tell you a bedtime story about where their products come from. They'll often suggest and cut an appropriate amount for how many you'll be serving. Don't know how appropriate the amount really is, because we end up eating more than we should. Because that's how good their fish are. And their shrimp also. Those who think their dirt-cheap factory-farmed fed-with-crap shipped-frozen-en-masse Thai shrimp is good stuff don't even know what they are missing. Because, once you taste some big-ass wild-caught shrimp like that sold by Hooked, your tastebuds will be telling those tasteless supermarket shrimp to piss off. Because that's how good their shrimp are. I know they offer culinary classes and events here, as well as herbs, spices and sauces to go with your seafood. But most notably, you'll be reeled in by the degree of service you'll never get at most other seafood counters. Their stock will cost you an extra arm, but cheap food isn't cheap, and neither is good food. Quality is emphasized here much over low low prices. Come in and you'll get Hooked. {TTC: fish any Queen streetcar to Logan or Empire Aves.}

Fresh fish market in St Lawrence market. They sell a variety of seafood ranging from different…read moreflavours of smoked salmon, to oysters, to fish, etc. I was drawn in by the freshly shucked oysters at this fish market. You pick your oysters first then pay for your order. Opted for half a dozen + a fresh uni that was only $6! The uni was such a steal! After paying, my order was ready, shucked pretty quickly, and sat down to enjoy. They have a variety of communal sauces that you can use, like cocktail, horseradish, red wine mignonette, and more. The seafood was fresh and delicious to eat on the spot. Worth every penny!

This seafood stand is located inside St. Lawrence market. They offer fresh seafood such as sashimi…read moreand oysters. I tried their oysters ($4 each), scallop sashimi and salmon sashimi. Overall it costs $30+ which is reasonable Toronto downtown price. The scallop was not fresh but the salmon and oyster were pretty fresh. The portion of salmon sashimi was decent and I especially liked the Fanny Bay oyster (more fatty compared to other types).

Once again I did the usual New Year's Eve pickup from Gus' City Fish Market. I've been a…read morelongstanding customer and no matter who I am served by, they are always trying to make my buying experience an enjoyable one. Whether it's the different varieties of salmon, oysters, lobsters, etc., you know you're going to come away with an excellent selection. Wishing the City Market Family a prosperous, happy and healthy 2026!

Best dam seafood store in Toronto. Always fresh and the staff are amazing…read more I wouldn't shop for seafood anywhere else

Snapper's Fish Market offers great quality products and exceptionally friendly service. The seafood…read moreis always fresh, and the staff go out of their way to make the shopping experience enjoyable.

Family-run business that truly cares about the quality of seafood they sell and offering great…read moreservice to its community customers. Knowledgeable fishmonger who will generously answer any questions about preparation, cuts, pros and cons of organic versus conventional, etc. Friendly owners who commute all the way across town to continue to serve the BWV/Swansea community. A gem, to have old-fashioned food neighbourhood stores like this.

THey say they are open until 6PM but they close whenever they want even though I am a long long…read moretime customer

My go to fish market in downtown Toronto. Quality fish. Good prices. Friendly and helpful staff…read more Five stars.

Small seafood market with a decent selection. Came here for oysters and uni. Don't forget to grab…read moresome free ice after paying.

This is a review for the seafood market (separate from their restaurant). I was thoroughly…read moresurprised coming in here of the vast selection! They had fish from all over, cavier, and accompanying foods like crackers, olive oils, and more! They had a bunch of free samples when I was there (olive oil with fresh bread, chips, etc.) pricing seemed quite fair and the fish better quality than the grocery store! I purchased a mackerel and some cheap cavier (not the real stuff but they do sell that for $89 if you want it). When I got to the till, the lady on checkout advised they have a complementary fish cleaning service! What a bonus! Overall I was very happy with what I made for dinner and I will be returning for some more fish in the future!

Saw quite a bit of ads from social media and decided to check this out. Totally disappointed with…read moreit... A run-down and overly-priced seafood market. Water tanks were not too appealing. Lobsters were mainly in coma. ;) The floor was wet and slippery as you walked in. With this pricing, you can easily find a lot of good choices in Scarborough better than this, even from other Asian markets that carry seafood these days. Not recommended.

Was looking for a lobster for Thanksgiving dinner…read more Once in the store, we were surrounded by all the different tanks full or live lobsters - I had no idea what I was supposed to do first. What size should I buy for two? What is the best one for simple steaming? Where is what I am looking for? What is the difference among these different tanks? A gentleman who was working here caught me and answered all these questions, and located a perfect size, super lively lobster suitable for steaming! He was knowledgeable about different cooking options, and as soon as he knows we are Japanese, he showed me different sashimi grade seafood and handling tips. We bought - A live lobster (1.5lb) about $30 - 6 sashimi grade shrimps $ less than 10 He was so kind to make sure all the shrimps are the same size. Sashimi was beautiful, fresh and naturally sweet, melt on the tongue. I deep-fried the shrimp head and tail as the gentleman suggested - crispy, thin! And lobster was full of meat, juicy and perfect size for two of us. Full! Yum!! Cant wait to go back again!!!!