Tip: The most chaotic part of this plaza is the parking lot in front of T&T Supermarket. Pack…read moreplenty of patience! Cachet Centre has been around for decades. I like this plaza. I don't frequent it as much as I should. I first came here with a friend roughly two decades ago to eat at All Star Wings. It's still alive and kicking. I will always have a soft spot for this eatery and ordering way too many wing flavours. We often boxed everything we couldn't finish up. There have been many Hong Kong-style eateries next to this wing place that have come and gone over the years. Sadly, one of these eateries had silver needle noodles that you don't see often on the menu. They were so good! I don't frequent the T&T Supermarket these days. It was a madhouse the few times that I did. It's the perfect storm of crazy shoppers who can't park for beans. The supermarket itself is decent. I live closer to the two T&T stores on Warden and Kennedy. This one is the third-closest one to my home. There is a Wellwise Home Health & Wellness store. It used to be under the Shoppers Drug Mart brand, but it got acquired by Verillium Health Care. It has served my family well over the years. I have got everything from washable bed pads to a wrist brace. Staff are helpful, especially when I didn't know much about these products! I like the Chatime-Bakecode store. I get my bubble tea and croissant fixes all under one roof. It's probably my favourite store at this plaza. I just noticed a Mr Sub. I will need to check it out someday. Same goes with the original Hana Don. I have been to the one at CF Fairview Mall. I need to drop by this one. Yesterday, I visited SportChek for the first time. I liked the merchandise. Customer service was excellent. There's a Tim Hortons here, too. It's got a drive-thru. It's another reason why this plaza gets busy. I like Cachet Centre, minus the craziness in front of T&T. Every time I'm here, I notice a business that I need to check out, which shows a lot of growth here. (226)

This shopping mall is located at the north-east corner of 16th Avenue and Woodbine in Markham…read more There are over 23 businesses. The main businesses are T & T Supermarket, Shoppers Drug Mart, Tim Hortons, SportsChek, CIBC, a spa, a medical centre, Canada Post, and many restaurants. The mall is open 08:00 to 24:00 but store hours may vary. There is no free wifi but individual business may have them.There is a large parking lot including accessible parking. 2021-058 You can also find me on Instagram @chuan_chee. Thanks.

This particular Giant Tiger is not very well stocked if they keep a deal on tomatoes there will be…read morea handful to attract ppl to the store where I drove about 9 km to get an item on sale which is never available on 2 occasions the sale items are not there Hoping ppl would drive there and get other stuff They are not well stocked they such little groceries I had to ask where is the grocery section and they pointed at a under stocked section So no I'm definitely not going there no sale nothing can take me there

This was my first time going to Giant Tiger and I honestly loved it. I didn't really know what to…read moreexpect, but it ended up being such a fun little store to walk through. The store itself is pretty spacious and well organized. It's not super fancy or anything, but it's clean and easy to navigate, which I liked. They have a mix of everything (clothes, home stuff, snacks, random finds) so you can just walk around and browse for a while. What really stood out to me was how many dupes they had. I had seen a video online highlighting all the cool things they sell at Giant Tiger and so I was influenced to go check it out. However, I wasn't expecting to see so many cool items. There were so many items that reminded me of more expensive brands, but for way cheaper! Prices overall are really reasonable, and you can definitely find some solid stuff if you take your time looking around. It's one of those places where you go in for one thing and end up finding a bunch of random things you didn't even know you needed. The staff were also so nice and useful in helping me find items around the store! Overall, I had a really good first experience. I'd definitely go back again just to see what else I can find.

After having lunch from Food Fight BBQ, I wanted to discover the area. I drove around, looking at…read moreall the businesses like a tourist. I ended up seeing a yellow glow on a gloomy early afternoon. It was Giant Tiger. In my head, I was thinking whether I needed anything grocery-wise. I did need avocados. I had one left at home, so I decided to pay this store a visit. It looked new from the outside. I parked. There was plenty of parking. I proceeded to walk in. It felt more spacious than the GT that I visit in Whitchurch-Stouffville. I saw a brand of rye bread that I haven't seen since my days in Winnipeg. I used to get it all the time back then. There was a husband-wife couple walking in front of me. The man, in particular, was loud. He was doing most of the talking. A GT employee politely asked that he put on his mask. No wonder he was so loud. He walked in with his mouth fully flapping away. The grocery section is impressive. The produce looked fresh and inviting. I found my bag of avocados and was happy. There were more frozen food items than I have ever seen at any GT store. The cheese section had fancy varieties, such as dill and garlic. I had to get some. Even the egg offerings were diverse. Hard-boiled eggs. Liquid eggs (both yokes and whites). Liquid eggs (whites only). I was incredibly impressed. I am still not sure why plants are considered essential during this lockdown. I keep saying that it's because we need the oxygen-carbon dioxide exchange to live, but I don't know if my theory holds true. I lined up at the checkout area. The loud man with his wife were behind me. They were the only downside to my experience, but I was happy that I was ahead of him, because I could avoid dealing with his loudness by leaving the store first. The woman cashing me out was nice. She asked for my VIP membership number. You simply say your phone number and the GT employee can enter it into the system. I paid using my debit card and declined getting a plastic bag. The transaction was simple. I had a great experience at this GT. It was nice seeing different food items at this store. I'd definitely return when I'm in the area. (206)

They have lovely clothing,for men and women,and affordable.a large selection of everythingread more

New location for the Best Shop! It's very clean, and pretty spacious…read more There is a good variety of makeup and skincare here, compared to other locations. This location is accessible through First Markham Place mall, or from the parking lot. There are still some empty shelves that need to be stocked.

Very surprise to see yet another Best Shop and this time in FMP. Every Best Shop store seem to be…read morea little bit different. This one carries a lot of small and big appliances. Little items are not to be found though so got to go to another Best Shop. Prices aren't cheap but the convenience factor is there. There seems to be a lot of elements on sale. Staff were friendly and helpful but I didn't need anything that day. Store was well arranged and clean. They even sell batteries! There is an entrance inside the mall and outside the mall. Parking is a little bit hard to find so park further and walk over.

I sometimes frequent this store. I mostly look at the prices to compare with Freshco because they…read moreare in the same mall. Giant Tiger is a mix of Walmart and Dollarama to me. The food and home hold items seems to be more popular compared to the clothing. People seem to more in the rest of the store than in the clothing area for the most part Clothing doesn't look and feel like it's necessarily the best quality. Food seems to be around a similar price to Metro and Fresho (even with sales). Household stuff looks like slightly better versions of the Dollarama versions. Sales and clearance items go pretty quickly (especially anything with significantly reduced price)

What ever they have on sale is never in stock after the first day of the sale…read more It could be romaine lettuce, cream cheese or coffee cream. Don't bother going to the store after the first day of the sale if your looking for their specials

Tip: The phone accessories section is excellent…read more On my final day in Winnipeg, my car charger that had both USB A and C ports died on me. This car charger that plugs into any car's cigarette lighter had served me well. Devices charge faster using a car charger than simply plugging it into an available USB A or C port in the vehicle. I was at Heartland Centre the following day and noticed this Dollarama. I wondered if it had a replacement car charger for me. This store is in a plaza across from a trifecta building with Starbucks, Copper Branch, and Edo Japan. Best Buy and Jysk anchor this section of Heartland. I had no problem finding a parking spot. I pulled into an available one and walked into the store. Kitchen utensils greeted me. It was so deadly. I wanted everything from a garlic press to training chopsticks. I already know how to use chopsticks, but the training ones were so cute and functional! It took little time for me to find the phone accessories aisle. This store had two car chargers. One had two USB A ports. The other one had one USB A port and one USB C port. Perfect! I liked an avocado cover for your laptop's camera. I didn't need one. If I did, this one would have been mine. I also found Lysol toilet bowl cleaner with hydrogen peroxide. I had never tried it before, so I picked up a bottle. This store didn't have any human cashiers. I had to use one of the self-checkout kiosks. The one that I used worked well. I scanned my two items and then paid with a credit card. Done! My car charger works nicely. I'm so glad that I got a replacement one here. The Lysol toilet bowl cleaner with hydrogen peroxide worked nicely. I was impressed! I had a terrific experience here. I'd return again when I'm in the area. (303)

This is a decent store with a unique selection of items that aren't found in some of the other…read moreDollarama locations. The staff was friendly despite being the lone cashier and therefore fairly busy. Prices are are the rise and sizes are shrinking but I suppose that is the nature of the business.

There's something about this location which I kind of like compared to the usual Walmart stores…read morewhich I frequent. During the current time of COVID-19, I did find this store a bit more spacious, a bit more clean, and a bit more organized than what I'm used to seeing at the other stores. At the 'scan-it-yourself' check-out point, you're to wait behind 'the guideline' for an associate to direct you to a clean and sanitized terminal...unlike the other stores. The only thing that needs improvement was the dairy/egg/milk area. I avoided it and only let the wife grab what we needed from that section, because there was a bit of over-crowding and no social-distancing involved. That got me concerned and it was only mid-morning at the time. Perhaps, either they widen that space somehow - or just have an associate or two limit the amount of foot traffic during peak times in that area, like how they do at the entrance.

Their cart area inside stinks!!! This walmart is not hygienic at all and LITERALLY ROTTEN LEMONS IN…read moreTHE MIDDLE OF FRESH ONES! Please make sure yall check your stuff man, this is just disgusting

Flying Tiger is a popular store on the bottom level of the Eaton Centre. Walk in and you'll see…read morewhy. Set up like IKEA, once you're inside, you have to weave through the entire store before finding the exit. Luckily, it's smaller so it doesn't take long, but it does get crowded. My nine-year-old daughter loves this place because of all the fun trinkets and toys. They have fuzzy journals, animal-shaped balloons, and more. At the end of the line are "Surprise Bags" for 19 dollars. My daughter bought one and it's mainly pens, pencils, and journals. I'd avoid buying one in the future.

This is the first Canadian location located inside Toronto Eaton Centre with several GTA locations…read moreopening this year. We always encounter this store whenever we travel to Europe. And to be honest I'm not really fond of their serpentine, maze-like disorderly layout since it feels cramped and creates a crowded feel. Just imagine how this store will look like during the holiday season or even during the weekends - just pure chaos. If you haven't been here, it's a glorified dollar store with a style leaning closer to a hybrid between Dollarama, Ikea and Miniso. The prices tends to be slightly higher maybe due to the fact that it's curated with Scandinavian design and manufactured in China. If you're into quirky, colourful novelty items then you will definitely enjoy this store. Otherwise if you're looking for practical, affordable and durable goods, then Flying Tiger is not worth your time.