This supermarket has a lot of positives; plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, extensive prepared…read morefood, dim sum and sushi sections, bakery with daily fresh baked goods, great selection of Korean, Japanese and Chinese cosmetics, kitchenware, and even stationary and textbooks. Surprising levels of one stop shopping experience. They also have fresh seafood but we don't usually visit that section a lot. Their meat counter isn't the best. Quality is so-so and prices are high for what you're getting. Great deals: sushi and prepared foods are on sale after 7:30PM, so you can get dinner for a fraction of the price. And in summer, they bring lots of local produce which are super tasty. In winter, they have imported exotic fruits, and you can always try different types of fruits because they are sold by piece, not by case like other Asian stores. T&T is owned by Loblaws so they offer a freshness guarantee. I feel confident buying from this store, although I have to say, the store is very well maintained and all items I have bought have been fresh anyway.

Very busy plaza to park at and the store is crowded, but has a great variety of stuff and really…read morenice fresh seafood. We got almost everything we wanted there and a bit more. The salmon roe sushi was really good.

I was tickled to find (Spanish-made) Delaviuda marzipan here, as well as my favorite Germane…read moretisane. I also found my favorite brand (Rugenfisch) of Baltic herring. The produced section was also very nice.

Buyers be aware and check the price of your products. I was charged more than double: the ordered…read moreand packed product was spicy head cheese (1.99/100g). The amount charged for for Pastore Italian Prosciutto (more than double). It seems there is not an isolated practice in that store.

Came by to try to get some hard to find snacks from Hong Kong. Staff was super friendly and…read morehelpful. They had special discount bags to try things. Even too good to go. Also they have frozen dim sum, instant noodles, among other standard snacks from Asia. Would recommend coming by to try something that isn't from North America.

A bit of everything. All international foods (including Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Malaysia)…read more Though not many selection for instant/cup noodle as those are Pacific Mall. At the back there's a small beauty section and apparently web order for pickup. Staff were friendly and helpful with customer questions.

Stay away from this store!!! They had an issue with Food safety and public health and were not…read moreallowed to sell Burkina and Fura for a while now. They recently started selling it again. I ordered 3 Burkina and 3 Fura from this store 8 days ago on uber eats. I recieved 2 Burkina and 3 Fura. They had all gone bad(The bottles had expanded from gas build up and they tasted bad). I reached out to them directly and they promised to replace or refund my money. After several days of wasting my time I decided I didn't want a replacement but a refund instead. The guy from the store's contact address is now saying none of the items were expired and he will not be giving a refund.

Very spacious T&T!!! I didn't know they had a location here til i was eating across the plaza…read more Everything was very organized and well stocked. There were employees everywhere. There was some good sales going on as well. I got the sparkling VLT zero sugar. One of the only grocery stores that have it. and You obviously have to stop by the pastry section! Parking was very easy to find.

My family doesn't shop at T&T very often. Their veggies and produce are good but VERY expensive. In…read morefact, MOST of their products are higher priced than a lot of their counterparts due to being under the Loblaws banner (take anything for example like a bottle of soy sauce). However, this review is SPECIFICALLY geared towards an elusive item that they recently introduced: PAPA CRISPY CHICKEN. My family tried for 2 weeks to nab one of these birds but it kept evading us. I think they don't have that many fryers and because the birds are fried whole, they can only stick so many chickens into each one at a time. Also, one of the ladies told my mom that they only stick like 5-10 chickens into the fryer(s) in each "session". My mom called in, was told to rush over in 5 min and by the time she arrived, they told her all the chickens were gone and she'd have to wait til 12:30pm (it was 11:20-ish when she arrived). So on to the taste. The chicken is very different from say southern fried chicken like Popeyes. The chicken has very obviously been seasoned aggressively. If you're a garlic lover you will absolutely love this chicken (I happen to love garlic haha). The garlic flavour permeates throughout the meat. I think they brined the chicken and then slathered garlic paste all over it as a marinade overnight before frying. They provide 2 dry spice dips to go w/ each chicken in their respective box. One is a spicy salt and the other one is a dry chilli rub seasoning. The chicken doesn't need the dips at all as there is MORE than enough flavour. To be honest, I do prefer the flavour and crispiness of southern fried chicken more but the breast meat on this Papa Crispy Chicken was way better. The meat was more moist (most likely because the chickens were smaller than usual commercial chickens). Every so often on Tuesdays, instead of ordering my couple, tuesday Popeyes 2 pc specials, I'll crush one of these birds by myself. The part that sucks is how often they're unavailable because of the current demand.

The staff is outstanding and super helpful Super underrated…read moreplace wish It was more popular to spread the African culture

This place is very olde worlde and takes me back to childhood…read more Everything you can possibly want from a South African store including several varieties of grits (pap) and sweet things. Great masala selection from Durban and Cape Town. Old favourites like Ouma Rusks. Expensive. Very expensive. Very polite customer service.

This is one of the 3 go to spots for its family. Great flavors at a good value. And there is a 10%…read morediscount for take out. I think we've been going there for over 10yrs. They have lots of good dishes. See my other reviews. There is one dish I miss. There's used to have this lemon chicken that was stringy deep fried chicken with lemon sauce on it. But they change their recipe years ago it is like everyone else's now... no longer special. Large long spears of chicken white meat with a lemon sauce. Boring. So we don't order it anymore. They have lots of other good stuff still. And the dining room has been updated.

Heard so many good things about this place, and since this restaurant has been around for over 10…read moreyears, we decided to give it a try on a Sunday afternoon. The restaurant is small but quite clean inside. It looks like they recently renovated. The service wasn't as good as some of the other reviews suggested, but it was pretty much what you would expect from a typical Hong Kong café--very casual. We ordered the chicken with vegetables. There was a good variety of vegetables, and the portions were quite large. However, the plate was so small that it was difficult to get to the food underneath if it wasn't on top. I don't understand why they couldn't simply use a bigger plate, which seems like the easiest solution after a renovation. The prices weren't as good as we had anticipated. Maybe we just didn't order the right dishes. They also offer dish combos, but instead of letting you choose the dishes, they have set combinations to choose from, very limited choices.

I am so disappointed :( the reviews are deceiving on the…read moreinternet, but I should have known. It was not from YELP. We took our colleague's advice and went to this location and was sorely disappointed. This restaurant is too Canadianized - it was empty when we got there. But we took a chance and ate there, because there were no other good restaurants around. Also, we all like to suppor mom and pop owners, so... The owner is VERY nice and cute....but was sitting in the kitchen for a while before she came out. I had to holla for a while for her to know that there are customers waiting outside. The food - so not worth my stomach. They did not even have fresh chili oil or hot sauce. I asked for hot chili and she brought out to go packets of chili and hot mustard. So disappointed but if you have not been spoiled by San Jose or Santa Clara or BAY AREA Chinese authentic food, then this restaurant may be ok for you. I was just disappointed.

We ordered, laughing at the completely empty restaurant and lack of music, fake flowers on the…read moretable. We stopped laughing when we tried our soups. The wonton soup was extremely salty. The sweet and sour soup was a ketchup like mess with scary bits of pork. We told them to cancel the rest of the order and we got our coats and walked out. The server, who wore a winter coat as he brought us our food, told us we need to pay for the soups because we tasted them. Obviously, we're not the first to walk out and we won't be the last. Please don't eat here. Please. You won't be happy if you do.

I came here on a weekday at 6:00 pm We were the only ones…read moreinside :( They have a retail section to the left for prepackaged candies and trinkets. They have a dining section in the center and the frozen dim sum to the right I specifically came for the dim sum Unfortunately it didn't wow me The price point was $5.99 to $6.99 as the cheapest to upwards of $12.99 to $13.99 for the high end I grabbed a few must haves 1. Sui mai 2. Har how 3. Bean curd rolls 4. Sticky rice I noticed for this price range the quantity was lacking There was some serious shrinkflation. The pieces inside each bag were only 4-5 and they were very small It would have been ok if I took it home and the taste and flavour were a wow factor But again unfortunately It was a disappointment I probably won't be back as I will go to other frozen dim sum locations namely (FuKee Bao Dim) Sorry not my cup of tea namely (Yum Chaa)

I love to drop by this place when I'm at Markham Yorktech Costco. The display is clean and prices…read moreand weights are clearly displayed. Upon entering, you will see rows and rows of display cases full of frozen dimsum and foods. There is so much variety. Take a good look and you might see some interesting not-so-common dishes. Black bean pork ribs and salted egg buns are a personal fav for me. Much better deal than at restaurants for sure (you know many of them use frozen anyway). If you'd like to snack on something right away, they have hot ready-to-eat snacks near the counter too, like egg tarts and BBQ pork buns. Unlike quite a few other cash-only Chinese frozen dimsum places, they take card payments, which works great for me. That being said, the price is a little higher. Plenty of free parking for the plaza.