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A friend of mine was visiting from out of town and I was meeting her at her daughter's condo to make a cake (see yesterday's post) so she picked up some dinner from Galleria, a Korean supermarket at Yonge and Steeles. I haven't been there in years! We enjoyed some really good Korean food, simple dishes but very flavourful. Our meal included a seafood soup, glass noodles, skewers, fish, veggies, spicy bean sprouts, and more. Unfortunately, I didn't take note of the names of these dishes but they all tasted good, and were very reasonably priced. If Galleria had a location closer to home, I would definitely be a regular customer!
As an avid visitor of Asian supermarkets, this large Galleria supermarket location is one of my favorites. The hours are very convenient, opening late on most days of the week, this place is great for a late night snack run. This location carries a large selection of fresh produce, fresh proteins, frozen goods, home goods, and prepared foods. It also has a small food court section with around 5 shops selling various selections of hot foods. All in all galleria is a great one stop shop for all of your food essentials!
This location does get quite busy and turning left into the parking lot takes some patience and nice drivers letting you through from the other direction. Finding a parking spot also takes some patience. We were lucky that a couple of people were leaving when we got there. There's 2 other smaller Korean grocery stores in the area but seeing as this one is larger one there's more selection. The meat section has the typical cuts of meat and also thinly sliced meat perfect for hotpot as well as beef bones for making soup. The seafood section includes fresh and frozen items. My favourite part of the supermarket could be the prepared foods. There's fried chicken in buckets, kimbap, spicy rice cakes, the popular Korean hot dogs, a variety of side dishes, pancakes and more. Closer to the cash registers there's a stand that makes carp bread (Bungeo-ppang - the fish-shaped pastry filled with red bean paste). They sell them individually or in packs of 3 or 6. There was a line of a few people deep when we were there so maybe next time we'll get some. After the cash registers there's a food court, clothing and cosmetics stores and a bakery that I believe are not affiliated with Galleria.
This is the smaller Galleria but I still find it 80% equipped despite its size. Bonus is that it is opened 24 hours! We came for a stroll after supper yesterday and happy to have scored some after 9 pm deals- some of the bakery items can be found inside the supermarket with a 20% discount. The bakery closes at 9, but you can pay for what you like (except for the cakes in the display) at the grocery checkout.
we always come here for pork bone soup, jajangmeon, and fried chicken. great service and very clean (someone is always cleaning and sanitizing the tables and washroom).
I absolutely love Galleria, and one that is 24/7?! Even better! Their selection is amazing and packed with good things that cannot be found elsewhere OR is typically at a better price. For example, I was able to find the entire collection of Buldak carbonara products here; including the frozen fried rice, dumplings, instant noodles (original carbonara and creamy!) in packs and cup noodle form, instant toppoki, carbonara sauce, and I've also heard through the grape vines that they carry the spicy mayo as well. They also have a cute bakery section near the cash registers that carries cakes, buns, and other goods. I love the presentation aspect of this section. Service and friendly, as well as efficient. Employees can be seen working around the clock stocking to keep shelves full and they're willing to help locate items as well.
My first trip to Galleria! It's definitely a hot destination so the smaller parking lot is definitely a little difficult to navigate and we did have to wait for parking. The entry has automatic doors and the gate within is currently tied back so you don't have to touch it. There is hand sanitizer at the entry and there's a sign at the baskets letting customers know they are sanitized. For a grocery store on the smaller side of things, they have a lot of bulk buying choices which was very impressive. Corn by the bushel, cucumbers by the box, seaweed in huge packages! There's a fresh seafood section with live fish and lobsters. They have ready made food to go including sushi, fried chicken, Korean street food snacks, and kimbap. There's also packaged food that's ready to cook like meats ready for shabu-shabu or ramen kits. There is a food court within Galleria and some seating in that area for you to consume your goods. Around this area are also other little shops. I saw a clothing store and a beauty goods one. Towards the exit is the bakery section which has its own check-out that is separate from the main grocery area. They have buns and fancier cakes that seem perfect for special occasions.
I'm from out of town, but frequent this market for my hotel fill for the week. Bought everything from cold coffee drinks, green tea and even Taiyaki for dessert.
Always very crowded, but always fully stocked. Would be nice if the isles can be a bit wider
We love grocery shopping here. It could get crowded at times with the right isles but we usually come here early in the day or during weekdays to avoid rushes. Lots of quality asian products and an amazing prepared food section. We usually come here for kimbap as a quick cheap snack. So worth. Good amount of parking.
Location/Service Right at the intersection of Yonge and Steeles. Getting in the plaza can be a little tricky with the traffic. But the plazas in between connect through, so you can head in from the back. Good amount of parking available. Pretty big size supermarket. Staff speaks mostly in Korean, but conversation in English and will often assist if you have any questions. They're also quite friendly. Food/Offerings I love their variety of Korean snacks, fruit, meat, seafood, packaged goods and general grocery. If you want to cook Korean recipes, this is the place to go. They offer Korean premium imported fruits and meat. Also providing standard Canadian/US or South American fruits. There's also standard food you can find at Western supermarkets. I like how they have cooked and ready foods for you to buy and go (if you're in a hurry) or for late night snacks. These are typically easy to eat Korean dishes like mandu, kimbap, chapchae, Korean fried chicken and other delicious goodies. Did I tell you they're open 24 hours?! That's even more amazing to serve anyone's needs at any time of the day. They also have a small food court area for you to eat your purchases if you like, with microwave and utensils available. This is my usual go-to Korean supermarket and I've been going here for years!
There are a lot of Galleria Supermarkets on the west coast (in the US), but we just found out they had branches in Canada! Woohoo! This supermarket has a lot of fresh groceries and Korean products. They even hav a Daiso corner inside the shop as well (with KOREAN Daiso products, similar to price). I even found the bongsoonga powder for my nails too! They also have a Boongeuhbbang corner in the back of the store near all the fridges. It's $2 per boongeuhbbang, but they were making them fresh. The Galleria here not only carries a wide variety of food, but all sorts of Korean products in general including clothes, medicine, beauty products, kitchenware, etc. There is a food court located on the left side of the store, with about 3-4 vendors. The menu is limited, but they give you a good amount of food for the prices. Overall, I would say this is a better supermarket than PAT (Sorry PAT!!) and this will be our go-to Korean market from now on.
6 months ago
9 months ago
A friend of mine was visiting from out of town and I was meeting her at her daughter's condo to make a cake (see yesterday's post) so she picked up some dinner from Galleria, a Korean supermarket at Yonge and Steeles. I haven't been there in years! We enjoyed some really good Korean food, simple dishes but very flavourful. Our meal included a seafood soup, glass noodles, skewers, fish, veggies, spicy bean sprouts, and more. Unfortunately, I didn't take note of the names of these dishes but they all tasted good, and were very reasonably priced. If Galleria had a location closer to home, I would definitely be a regular customer! read more
1 year ago
As an avid visitor of Asian supermarkets, this large Galleria supermarket location is one of my favorites. The hours are very convenient, opening late on most days of the week, this place is great for a late night snack run. This location carries a large selection of fresh produce, fresh proteins, frozen goods, home goods, and prepared foods. It also has a small food court section with around 5 shops selling various selections of hot foods. All in all galleria is a great one stop shop for all of your food essentials! read more
This location does get quite busy and turning left into the parking lot takes some patience and nice drivers letting you through from the other direction. Finding a parking spot also takes some patience. We were lucky that a couple of people were leaving when we got there. There's 2 other smaller Korean grocery stores in the area but seeing as this one is larger one there's more selection. The meat section has the typical cuts of meat and also thinly sliced meat perfect for hotpot as well as beef bones for making soup. The seafood section includes fresh and frozen items. My favourite part of the supermarket could be the prepared foods. There's fried chicken in buckets, kimbap, spicy rice cakes, the popular Korean hot dogs, a variety of side dishes, pancakes and more. Closer to the cash registers there's a stand that makes carp bread (Bungeo-ppang - the fish-shaped pastry filled with red bean paste). They sell them individually or in packs of 3 or 6. There was a line of a few people deep when we were there so maybe next time we'll get some. After the cash registers there's a food court, clothing and cosmetics stores and a bakery that I believe are not affiliated with Galleria. read more
This is the smaller Galleria but I still find it 80% equipped despite its size. Bonus is that it is opened 24 hours! We came for a stroll after supper yesterday and happy to have scored some after 9 pm deals- some of the bakery items can be found inside the supermarket with a 20% discount. The bakery closes at 9, but you can pay for what you like (except for the cakes in the display) at the grocery checkout. read more
2 years ago
we always come here for pork bone soup, jajangmeon, and fried chicken. great service and very clean (someone is always cleaning and sanitizing the tables and washroom). read more
I absolutely love Galleria, and one that is 24/7?! Even better! Their selection is amazing and packed with good things that cannot be found elsewhere OR is typically at a better price. For example, I was able to find the entire collection of Buldak carbonara products here; including the frozen fried rice, dumplings, instant noodles (original carbonara and creamy!) in packs and cup noodle form, instant toppoki, carbonara sauce, and I've also heard through the grape vines that they carry the spicy mayo as well. They also have a cute bakery section near the cash registers that carries cakes, buns, and other goods. I love the presentation aspect of this section. Service and friendly, as well as efficient. Employees can be seen working around the clock stocking to keep shelves full and they're willing to help locate items as well. read more
5 years ago
My first trip to Galleria! It's definitely a hot destination so the smaller parking lot is definitely a little difficult to navigate and we did have to wait for parking. The entry has automatic doors and the gate within is currently tied back so you don't have to touch it. There is hand sanitizer at the entry and there's a sign at the baskets letting customers know they are sanitized. For a grocery store on the smaller side of things, they have a lot of bulk buying choices which was very impressive. Corn by the bushel, cucumbers by the box, seaweed in huge packages! There's a fresh seafood section with live fish and lobsters. They have ready made food to go including sushi, fried chicken, Korean street food snacks, and kimbap. There's also packaged food that's ready to cook like meats ready for shabu-shabu or ramen kits. There is a food court within Galleria and some seating in that area for you to consume your goods. Around this area are also other little shops. I saw a clothing store and a beauty goods one. Towards the exit is the bakery section which has its own check-out that is separate from the main grocery area. They have buns and fancier cakes that seem perfect for special occasions. read more
We love grocery shopping here. It could get crowded at times with the right isles but we usually come here early in the day or during weekdays to avoid rushes. Lots of quality asian products and an amazing prepared food section. We usually come here for kimbap as a quick cheap snack. So worth. Good amount of parking. read more
Location/Service Right at the intersection of Yonge and Steeles. Getting in the plaza can be a little tricky with the traffic. But the plazas in between connect through, so you can head in from the back. Good amount of parking available. Pretty big size supermarket. Staff speaks mostly in Korean, but conversation in English and will often assist if you have any questions. They're also quite friendly. Food/Offerings I love their variety of Korean snacks, fruit, meat, seafood, packaged goods and general grocery. If you want to cook Korean recipes, this is the place to go. They offer Korean premium imported fruits and meat. Also providing standard Canadian/US or South American fruits. There's also standard food you can find at Western supermarkets. I like how they have cooked and ready foods for you to buy and go (if you're in a hurry) or for late night snacks. These are typically easy to eat Korean dishes like mandu, kimbap, chapchae, Korean fried chicken and other delicious goodies. Did I tell you they're open 24 hours?! That's even more amazing to serve anyone's needs at any time of the day. They also have a small food court area for you to eat your purchases if you like, with microwave and utensils available. This is my usual go-to Korean supermarket and I've been going here for years! read more
2 years ago
I ordered catering and it was great service! The lady was patient and easy to work with. She showed me the options for catering party trays! It was my first time and was wonderful customer service. read more
There are a lot of Galleria Supermarkets on the west coast (in the US), but we just found out they had branches in Canada! Woohoo! This supermarket has a lot of fresh groceries and Korean products. They even hav a Daiso corner inside the shop as well (with KOREAN Daiso products, similar to price). I even found the bongsoonga powder for my nails too! They also have a Boongeuhbbang corner in the back of the store near all the fridges. It's $2 per boongeuhbbang, but they were making them fresh. The Galleria here not only carries a wide variety of food, but all sorts of Korean products in general including clothes, medicine, beauty products, kitchenware, etc. There is a food court located on the left side of the store, with about 3-4 vendors. The menu is limited, but they give you a good amount of food for the prices. Overall, I would say this is a better supermarket than PAT (Sorry PAT!!) and this will be our go-to Korean market from now on. read more
15 years ago
This is the brand new location of Galleria Supermarket in Thornhill replacing http://www.yelp.ca/biz/galleria-supermarket-thornhill which is up at 7171 Yonge Street! After reading all these reviews about Galleria Supermarket, I was all excited and filled with anticipation when I walked through their sliding doors... I am faced with a clean Korean supermarket.. just too clean.. too organized... Galleria has this wonderful banchan bars... those little crabs sure looks good to snack on while drinking a beer or 2... Galleria Supermarket still a good place if you want to get some Korean groceries and try to make some Hot Spicy Soon Tofu with all these Hot Chili Powder... And the meat... just looking at those ribs makes me imagine how they tasted like on a Korean BBQ plate! 24/7 business hour is always A-OK for me!! :) There are now 3 different food places for me to get my cheap Korean and Japanese food fix at the food court! Though they are not open 24/7 but close at 9 pm.... read more
I LOVE THIS PLACE! I live around an hour and a half away from this place but I do sometimes decide to make the travel just to get some goodies from this supermarket. I love their prepared foods. They always have a variety of fresh foods and there's also a food court with different types of Korean foods to eat from. I did recommend my friends into coming here and they love it! read more
5 years ago
I love coming here to get my Korean goods and satisfying my cravings! It is open 24 hours, but the bakery is closed overnight, so if you want fresh buns, mak sure you go early. Service is ALWAYS really good, cashiers are very courteous and friendly. read more
9 years ago
This location in Thornhill is not as nicely laid out and tidy as the one in York Mills however, what they lack in aesthetics, they make up in a larger selection of items not found in the York Mills location. Getting to this location is challenging as it's located in the Yonge and Steeles area and depending where you coming from, it can be a bit daunting entering the plaza. Also parking lot can get really busy based on the day of the week. Inside, the store and the aisles can get busy and crowded. Lots of items to choose from including hot and prepared foods, vegetables and fruits. You won't regret shopping here. Recommended! #27 of 2018 read more
Stopped by the food court for some quick bites. Food court closes at 9pm. $9.99 bento box from the japanese stall is a steal. Katsu, cabbage salad, 6 pieces of california roll, 4 gyoza. Hearty and not overstuffed with carbs $9.99 soybean grinds soup (forgot the actual name) is a new item at the korean stall. The soup is creamy with the soybean grinds, filling, and has some kimchi. Great place to grab something to eat after shopping! read more
8 years ago
A nicely sectioned supermarket, though not big in size. They have a pretty wide selection of groceries and other household goods. I like the meat here as its very good quality and fresh. It's like a Korean version of T&T. The prices are slightly higher though. At this location, they have a food court with a few different booths. The York Mills location is more like one big centralized booth. read more
Love this korean supermarket, big enough for variety, not too big that you get lost! Prices are hit or miss, some are $$$$ whereas others seem reasonable. I picked up some condiments here, larger buckets of kimchi, kimbap, and on sale injeolmi ice pops which are so bomb!!! It's dangerous shopping here cuz u will likely spend more than you would want to!! Caved and bought some $1 and 88 cent facial skin masks... hope they work ok! read more
8 years ago
14 years ago
Prior to this past weekend, I've only heard about this place, but never really had a chance to check it out as it's not in my 'hood. In brief, it's like a Korean version of T&T/BTrust, more modern PAT. Aside from the Korean-specific items Galleria carries, here are the other differences: - produce looks fresher. During both visits, they were being sprayed by the auto-sprinklers, unlike other grocery stores where produce is just stacked on top of each other in bins - there is no seating in the grocery store, but instead, there is a seating area after the checkout - there is a food court + a bakery after the checkout - PSY's image is EVERYWHERE, even on the workers' t-shirts - according to their website, this particular location is open 24/7!!! I wanted to pick up some banchans, but they were a bit more expensive than I thought. There were a selection of them, pre-packaged, that you can mix 'n match for 3/$10. You can probably get them individually weighed 'n priced (too mah-fan!), but I decided against it altogether 'cause 1 little package is like the equivalent of the cost of a bag of chips! Maybe next time...when I'm having guests over/special dinner. Checkout was a breeze. Kimbob that I purchased was a good snack and fresh. Cooked items looked freshly packaged as well. Bakery Gateau, the bakery beside the checkout, was yummy and reasonably priced. Tip: It's easier to enter if you're headed south on Yonge, otherwise, a bit of a nightmare. And unless you like car accidents, there is parking beyond the entrance of Galleria. Do not park in that "laneway" as it's really busy. Exit behind the grocery store onto Steeles to avoid the congestion! read more
My first time coming here! I love walking around supermarket so I had a great time exploring all the food & products they offer here! I found the potato instant noodles that I have been searching for!! Now I don't need to buy them in HK and bring them back :D As for food, I highly recommend their Red Bean Fish Waffle. This is a snack I can never resist. Once i see (or smell) it, I will have to buy it!! But again, there are not many places that sell this in the GTA. The waffle is thin & crispy and the red bean paste is not too sweet. The red bean flavour is pretty strong compare to some other ones I have had because they mixed in too much flour. The other thing I like is that they do not mash the red bean completely and it adds some texture to the paste. Definitely the best I have had in Toronro. I also tried their black bean sauce noodles at the food court and it was delicious!! read more
This Korean Supermarket is very bright, clean and smells great. They have a large variety of products there. Every time I go there, I usually try to pick items I haven't tried before. I always try to get my hands on the Korean Red Bean Fish Shaped Pastries. They have a little stall near the cash registers. Made to order, so super fresh and taste the best only when fresh. It's like a red bean filled crispy waffle with a buttery taste. My all time favourite snack to get everytime I'm there. But unfortunately this time the person making them, was going on lunch break so I didn't get any today :( Items I bought today: 1. Korean Crispy Fried Chicken $9.99 Their recipe is very good. I like plain Jane fried chicken. It was really crispy and super moist inside. It is also lightly seasoned, not too salty just right for my taste. Comes with a little container of pickled radish to cut the grease too. 2. Spicy Salmon Roll $6.98 This is basically a Spicy Salmon Maki Sushi Roll. It was really good, and the heat is there, but it's ok for me because I have a high spice toleration. 3. Herb Pork $10.98 This is very similar to a Chinese Chiu Chow Dish which is also Pork Shoulder Braised in a Sauce. It is then sliced thinly and eaten cold with condiments and rice. The Korean version is ok but I prefer the chiu chow version more, where it comes with a vinegar garlic sauce to dip the meat in. 4. Spicy & Honey Butter Chicken Combo $7.98 This dish can also be eaten cold and hot. When it's cold it's also really crispy. A tad too sweet eaten alone, but great with rice. 5. Korean Hot Bean Paste I usually buy this to cook with. Either I add it to a broth for a spicy undertone. Or make my own Kimchi or Bibimbap, I can add the paste in. Great to have around the house. read more
I think I found my new HANG OUT! Good thing they open until Midnight and there's Gateau Shop with various Baked Goods and Coffee. Maybe I can watch Korean TV at the Food Court(Japanese, Korean) and learn some Korean. I can be here all day drooling over the Prepared Food(Sushi, Omelettes) and the guy at the Sesame Candy counter or the Fish Sticks counter or the Sweet Pancake & Rice Cake counter. The Electronics are also top class as I admire the Rice Cookers($400+) and the LG Fridge w/FLORAL patterns($3,000+). The Kitchenware aisle was good too where you can gather Stone Bowls or Kimchi Containers($79+). Lots of different Kimchi or Seasoned items to SAMPLE at the seasoned/marinated counter from Fish Roe to Clams to Octopus to Vegetables. It's nearby the Sashimi aisle were I was mesmerized and awed by the Atlantic Salmon. The Uni and Assorted Sashimi looked fresh as well. The BEEF section also had that uniqueness as the Seafood section where the Butchers preparing the meat was sectioned off by glass wall with a slit where you can ask for special items. The Beef looked fresh and amazing as most Korean Grocers. I could go on and ON, but I think I would never see sunlight again. There are a few items I could think of that would be perfect gifts during any special occasion. I found out so much new stuff here, it's almost a whole new learning curve and it's a lesson I love to attend. Now I know where to get Nongshim Authentic Instant Korean Cold Noodles($1.29) instead of always eating Spicy Instant Soup Noodles. read more
9 years ago
A quality 24/7 Korean supermarket wil fresh prepared foods, produce, and other snacks. Their gimbap is amazing, may seem a little bit expensive ~$7 but it tastes great and it's consistent over time. I have also tried their dukbukki, not as great as in restaurants but still good! Service here is great too! read more
I don't know many Korean exclusive grocery stores, but Galleria is one I alawys enjoy going to. Yummy food in a mini food court and a huge selection of Korean food products that you can't find anywhere else! It seems to be a little bigger than what it looks from the outside, and there's tons of parking but it CAN get a little cramped. I always come here on Saturday afternoons, and it's never fun. Inside or out. Parking will always be jam packed, but I've never had trouble finding parking since there's quite a few spots. Inside is chaotic though and the aisle space isn't too wide. Doesn't help that a majority of people use carts. Fruits and veggies are always fresh and are always beautifully displayed. In the very back of the grocery is where you can find the cooked/prepared food. There's also a 'Mom's Chicken' which I've yet still to try but the prices seem to always put me off, but I've been told it's worth every penny! Closer to the entrance is a mini food court with small boutiques. If my memory serves me correctly there's only 3 or 4 food stalls. Dozens of food to choose from and always tasty! It's kinda what you expect in Korean fast food though, so it's not exactly restaurant quality. My absolute favourite part of coming to Galleria though is the fresh taiyaki you can get! Find it closer to the home supplies/cashier area. They make it fresh and the smell of melted butter and sweet batter will fill your nose! Always worth getting! I do admit the grocery items can be a little pricey as my recent trip with only a few items came up to roughly $95 but like I said earlier, there's quite a few things here you won't be able to find in your everyday Chinese grocery store. I usually don't come here unless I absolutely need to since there's other Korean grocery stores that aren't as packed, but I enjoy myself everytime when I'm here. Worth the experience! read more
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