First time coming here, you can pick from their sashimi in the fridge, they all have weight it by…read morethe amount. The prices went from $12-$27 for the salmon from what I saw. Decided to pick the more expensive cut because it looked the best :P For terms of flavour, SO SO good the salmon tasted very fresh, & fatty. Would definitely get again! They will also slice/dice for you for as well and if you want sushi rice they charge $3 for it. service was super fast. They sell tuna, fatty tuna, scallop, uni, etc as well in the fridge but they do have sets rolls if you are into as well. They sell japanese snacks and frozen goods as well. Parking was free, take out only, no restroom. Ambiance was jsut a nice causal market vibes.

Taro's Fish, located along Sheppard Ave. E. near Blue Ridge Rd., is a Japanese store selling fresh…read moreseafood, groceries, and sushi take out. The store is a pretty decent size where you are able to find your favourite Japanese pantry items, frozen foods, and prepared sashimi. There is also a menu you can order from where your sushi is made fresh. The store is clean and can get busy at times as they have fresh sushi. The store is well-lit and organized. During my time there I bought some Japanese pasta sauce as well as an already premade chirashi bowl. Although it was busy, the cashiers and staff were efficient. I saw that there were also people picking up sushi platters, likely something they preordered before. Overall, a great Japanese store selling a variety of items as well as fresh sushi!

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

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!!!!

THE freshest fish you can buy in East York or Scarborough…read more Went out to pick up lunch. I walked to Moms N Paps AND Amato and was sorely disappointed that both were closed. A sign caught my eye "Live lobster". Oh yeah, I'm going in! And no, I didn't want to take him home and boil him alive; I just enjoy watching live sea creatures in an aquarium. This store is run by a lovely couple, Lorne and Marilyn, who are experts in customer service and whose family have run this business for 42 years. With all the pictures I took inside their store I thought I owed it to them to purchase something. I told Marilyn that I wasn't intending to stop in so all I had was $10; one downside of this store is that there are no price lists or price tags on anything. Marilyn suggested a beautiful thick Salmon filet. When I arrived home, I seasoned the filet and steamed it, taking care not to overcook it. I served it with oriental noodles and corn because that's all I had available. It was enough for a nice light lunch for me and my hubby. The Salmon was the tastiest, most delicious, mouth watering filet I have ever had at this price point in Toronto. I'm from Southern California so fresh seafood is abundant and cheap. The times when we are far away from the coast I rarely buy seafood at the store or order seafood from a restaurant because it's just not fresh; if it's fresh, it costs an arm and a leg and an organ or two. I will never buy fresh or frozen fish anywhere else. If you are any where close to the corner of Victoria Park and St. Clair, then you must visit this quaint nautically themed seafood market. Services listed on their website: - A selection of fresh and frozen seafood, arriving daily. - Cooked Lobster and Seafood Platters - Made to Order. - Reserving or Picking out their own Lobster, Fish Fillet or piece of Newfoundland Salt Beef. - Various Maritime products including Purity Candy & Cookies, Fries and Gravy Chips, Pineapple Pop, King Cole Tea, Mt. Scio Savoury and a selection of jams, seasonings and sauces. - Dinner party equipment rentals.

This is an adorable little spot! My friend is from Newfoundland and this really reminded him of…read morehome. They have a large live lobster tank right in the middle of the store. They sell old-fashioned salted cod. The owners are very nice and personable. They were full of good ideas for the perfect accompaniments to their seafood selection; lots of recipe ideas. Great, fresh seafood. They also have lots of frozen seafood - lobster tails, claws, king crab, stuffed crab shell, tons of shrimp, etc. They sell hickory smoked oysters and mussels.....mmmmm. They also sell saltwater taffy and other kinds of candies - bullseye sugar & molasses. They have Fraser's meatballs & gravy, a wide selection of Purity crackers and syrups, and original Old Bay seasoning! That's almost impossible to find in Canada. They've got all of the seasonings you could ever possibly need for seafood. This is an undiscovered gem in the heart of Scarborough! Definitely recommended.

Seafood City Supermarket became one giant dance party last night. I've never seen such a big party…read morein a supermarket! Lit AF. I went to shop for some Pandesal and stumbled upon the biggest Filipino dance party! Late Night Madness parties by Seafood City are happening in cities across North America. It's billed as a night of music selected by Toronto's top Filipino DJs, yummy Filipino street food, thirst quenching drinks, lots of line dancing. Seafood City Scarborough will host this Late Night Madness grocery dance party series on December 5th and 6th, and December 12th and 13th. Party, celebrate and dance until midnight while snacking on late-night mix of night market food. The Canadian lineup takes place on December 5th, 6th, 12th and 13th in Calgary, Winnipeg, Mississauga, Edmonton and Scarborough. The event is free to enter. Guests can download the SFC+ app, and get tickets by registering through the SFC+ app available on Google Play or the App Store.

I have been your customer for a very long time, but yesterday I bought crispy fried chicken skin…read more Why does your skin still have feathers intact. It can cause us to choke if you ingest it. Please tell the people in your kitchen to remove those tiny feathers before it can harm others and you'll be sorry.

This large Chinese supermarket is akin to T&T, but less crowded with spacious aisles. It has almost…read morethe same breadth of selections as most T&T locations in the suburbs, ranging from fresh produce, tofu varieties, and seafood, to the typical sauces and pantry items that you'd find in Asian households. It has hot food and dim sum items for to go, as well as Chinese bakery items.

It's a big place, lots of options to choose from. I saw a review on the amount of instant noodles…read moreselection so I went. I was pleasantly surprised. I bought 4 different kinds so far and would try more down the road. I think this place is a bit cheaper than T&T on most things. The Asian veggies also more fresh compared to other Chinese grocery stores. I bought meat that was already cut for stir fry which was very convenient. I went there twice at night so not many people. The 2 opened registers were enough to be efficient for getting me out of there quickly. The cooked food section has a lot to choose from, I liked the beef thin slices and the pork ears. The place is clean which is a bonus, however the butcher section has a bit of a smell.

My favourite seafood store (I go once a week). Fine selection of fish and seafood with good…read morevariety. Bonus: Owners are super friendly!

I came in here for sushi-grade fish, of which they had had just salmon, tuna, and scallop. Not the…read morebest selection, but everything (sushi grade or no) looked to be of fairly decent quality. I would consider coming back for fish I intend to prepare in a different way. But the person working here tried to upsell me, saying that each meal requires about 0.5 lbs fish. This might be true of cooked fish, but it likely isn't for sushi. I took my one pound of fish home and used a very small amount of it to make very meaty maki that comprised the entirety of my evening meal. (The fish was fresh, though, and reasonably flavourful.) One bigger issue: a significant portion (like a third) of the small piece of tuna I bought contained silverskin, which made the piece inedible. Totally not acceptable, when you consider the price of the tuna was over $30 per pound. This is a okay place to go if you live nearby and want sushi-grade fish. There aren't many places in the city that offer it. Next time, though, I'm gonna try Taro's. The selection there looks pretty amazing.