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4.0 (1 review)
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H Mart

H Mart

3.0
(36 reviews)
4.1 km
$$

I was in the neighbourhood and had some time to kill so I decided to browse around at Hmart. Not my…read morefirst time in this supermarket but I really enjoyed this visit a lot more than any of my previous visits. They have more selection here than I recall there being in the past. It's been a very long time since I last stepped foot in this place so maybe it's just my faulty memory, but it really did seem like they had expanded their offerings at this place. The fried foods were what really stood out for me. I don't recall this being here at all. It took a lot of restraint for me to not buy anything from here. Deep fried squid, deep fried vegetables, deep fried seaweed roll, tornado potato...etc. They all looked so tempting. I grabbed a couple boxes of Kimbap (One Burdock Kimbap and a Fried Gourd Kimbap) plus a Rice drink that was on sale for $1.99. They also had some Triangular Maki (Onigiri) for sale. No Vegetarian flavors. Tuna was the only flavor I could have eaten since I'm Pescatarian. I decided to stick with the Vegetarian Kimbaps though. Upon first glance, I thought the rice drink was made just from rice milk and that it would be dairy free. It was only when I got home that I read the ingredients label and realized that there was actually some milk in it. Not a problem for me, but for anyone who has lactose intolerance...be sure to check ingredient labels always. Anyways, this Rice drink was Sweet Potato flavored. Ever had a Sweet Potato flavored drink? I thought it sounded like a really interesting flavor, and of course...being on sale, that was extra incentive to try something new. I shared it with my daughter. I think she wasn't too impressed with it. Personally, I loved it. It really did taste like sweet potato. I found that quite impressive. This is a great place to stop for quick and tasty take out foods, and interesting drinks like the Sweet Potato Rice drink I tried. Their bakery section looked very tempting as well.

It is all right. Not much in the way of good meat cuts. Not enough prepared banchan. Very tiny…read moreportions. Dduk is old and hard. Disappointing overall.

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H Mart
H Mart
I always enjoy looking at the cakes :)

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I always enjoy looking at the cakes :)
Market Ribbon

Market Ribbon

3.9
(24 reviews)
5.1 km
$

I like to go for walks and while I'm out, I like to stop at some of the locall markets that I find…read morealong the way. Market Ribbon is one of the markets I like to visit. They have interesting drinks and I often find fresh foods for lower than I might find them in a big box chain stores. They sell Blackball dessert drinks here but they've gone up slightly in price from what they used to be, so I decided to just grab a bottled drink that was on sale. I picked up something called Coconut Shake. Also came home with a lemon for 79 cents. Places like Superstore may have larger selection but their prices can be ridiculously high. I like these smaller markets that carry fresh foods for signficantly less than big box retailers. Service was good too. I accidentally left my keychain (with keys attached) at the cashier register. I was so happy and relieved when the lady from the cash register ran out and told me that I'd left my keys. So glad that my keys were noticed very quickly and that the lady was able to catch me before I ended up straying too far.

After hearing so much about this Korean supermarket, I finally had a chance to come visit. Don't…read morelet the dumpy exterior scare you. Parking is plentiful in the lot in front of the building. The inside is definitely bare bones and on the smaller side. However, it was full of customers. They're doing something right. They have Korean snacks and produce. Special mention to their dedicated kimchi and ready to eat food section, which have items like tteokbokki (starch roles in sauce) and kimbap. Oh so tasty. Another thing worth mentioning - they have sashimi grade fish, and as of the time of writing, it is much cheaper than T&T. My only real complaint is that the checkout area is set up rather poorly. I just saw a pile of people by the counters and assumed I was in the lineup. Turns out the lineup actually goes down the aisle that is closest to the wall. Pro tip. This place is definitely on my radar now. Will be back more often to empty my wallet. Recommended.

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Kimchi section~
Kimchi section~
Kimchi and cold food section~
Kimchi and cold food section~
Kimchi and kimbap~

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Kimchi and kimbap~
Sungiven Foods

Sungiven Foods

3.9
(11 reviews)
4.5 km

I was in the London Drugs across the street from here and decided to drop by Sungiven Foods on the…read moreway home to get myself a SunTea bubble tea drink. You can order either in person with the people working there or use the very convenient kiosk to place your order electronically. I opted for the kiosk and ordered a Strawberry Guava Lime drink with 50% sugar and the pounded lime removed. It had lots of fresh strawberry chunks in it and 50% sweetness was just the right level of sweetness without losing out on flavor. Saw some bottles of pink coconut water on sale for $1.79 each so I bought one of those to bring home and try. I have seen pink coconut water before from another brand called Harmless Harvest. It's usually ridiculously expensive so I don't buy it. Sampled it once or twice at some kind of food event. I think it was Veg Fest. Super yummy but too expensive. So when I saw this other brand of pink coconut water selling for $1.79 at Sungiven Foods, I had to give it a try! While I was there, I also saw that they now sell Onigiri at Sungiven Foods! Was tempted to get one but refrained as I knew there was food in our kitchen back at home that needed to be used up. Will definitely keep the Onigiri in mind for next time though. I saw 3 different flavors: Unagi Cream Cheese, Cooked Salmon, and I think the third one was Chicken Teriyaki. Saw a couple boxes of Tree Organic cheesecake while I was there. Always tempted to bring one home when I see them but, again...food at home that needs to be finished out first. Love the options at this place though. Was kinda wondering whether they might have their own version of a Japanese style egg salad sandwich since 7-Eleven recently came out with it in Canada and it seems to be a trending thing now. But no...no egg salad sandwiches at Sungiven Foods. At least not at this point in time!

I love sungiven, so many good produce and snack options. Great frozen items, and bakery items too…read more The roses are an amazing deal here! Also, everyone who works here is really nice. They keep empty boxes up front for people like me who forget their bags, oops. The bao and steamed soy combo is a fave of mine, and theres a table area to eat in. Large new store, great selection.

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Asia Market

Asia Market

4.1
(17 reviews)
8.3 km
$

Was around the neighbourhood and my significant other needed some supplies, that to make some…read morehome-made broth for her pho. We already passed up a few other locations and I remembered this place, I haven't been here in years, so I didn't know what to expect. Most people who live in the Lower Mainland might not come to this place, as it literally is in the (as my friend use to say) "armpit" of Canada. From the amount of beggers, crack whores, drug dealers, drug takers, let's just say this is not the rainbow and unicorns neighbourhood of town. I found parking a block up, and once we exited the car, a person asked us if we had any change.... yes... this is a stones throw away from Hastings and Main! We entered, and the guy working here was unloading, and putting things away, as well as setting up the front display of food items, and my dear went off in her world to look for items. This place is spacious, no overloading of shelves, no narrow aisles, no short store, this place is pretty wide, and pretty long. We started on the left side, walking down their open refrigerated section, you see very clean, and packaged vegetables. Anything from Thai chili's, Thai basil, mini limes, coriander, green onions, bean sprouts, just to name a few, everything had their own packaging where you could see what your buying, and everything was, as I said, clean! Through the aisles we noticed stuff like shrimp paste, sections of Sriracha sauce, fish sauce, cane sugar, brown sugar, cans of bamboo, powdered soup broth for your favorite pho dishes, laksa sauces, a variety of different rice noodles, even labelled by the width of the noodle. This place is a specialty store, and one I wouldn't hesitate on sending anyone too, sure you have to actually get out of your car, or go down there with public transit, and open your eyes to a different part of society. Sometimes part of the journey of making your dish at home, is the journey less spoken, that of where the hell you got your ingredients. The words, "you can't believe where I went to get this stuff" may come out of your mouth the next time you actually decide to prepare a Thai, Viet, Cambodian, Malaysian, Indonesian, etc..., dish... but if your working through some cookbook that is telling you things you need for a particular dish that you have no clue where to get cause your normal supermarket wouldn't have a clue what it is.... you maybe surprised here by finding it. The one thing we were looking for.. which they didn't have was freshly package pho noodles..... as all of the noodles we saw were dry, can't win them all!

Being Thai- speaks for itself now. I should know where to shop right? Right?…read more This is the only bona fide place to get That ingredients if you want that authentic green curry with real Thai eggplant (so round and cute, definitely not long and skinny which will give you soggy eggplant) or the hard to find actual Kaffir limes (not just the leaves) for your tom yum soup. Pick up some "real" oyster sauce for your Pad Bai Graprow, and the grapow leaves too (Thai basil). There's so much more, from frozen desserts, great Jasmine rice, rice noodles, and on and on and on.. spices. BUT, caveat, its in a sketch neighbourhood on East Hastings, druggies, street merchants (which are not necessarily sketch), homeless folks (also not necessarily sketch). So you might feel a bit out of place if you plan on sliding up in your Range Rover or Mercedes. But that's just a feeling, nothing bad will happen. It's not the prettiest of places, it's a big warehouse kind of space, no cute labels and fun signs, just the facts and prices. Ladies who work there, super nice, super helpful. A lot of things are kept in the back so use your big girl voice and ask for things if you can't find it. Delivery day seems to be Friday, so the weekend is a good time to go in. Prices are so good, I don't know why anyone and I mean ANYONE would buy Thai ingredients in the Asian food aisle in the supermarket. Case and point, fish sauce should never, ever cost more than $2 for the largest size bottle. EVER. You're welcome. Happy Thai shopping, cooking and eating :)

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Asia Market
Asia Market
Far left side, spacious, roomy, and you will be mesmerized as to the stuff you find in here.

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Far left side, spacious, roomy, and you will be mesmerized as to the stuff you find in here.

Fruiticana - intlgrocery - Updated July 2026

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