I've been buying this olive oil for a long time and never had a problem before. I even recommended…read moreit to others. But recently, I bought a bottle, and when I used it in my cooking, the food came out tasting awful. I tasted the oil on its own and realized it had a strange, old, off taste -- something clearly wasn't right. It might've been expired or gone bad somehow, even though I had just bought it from the store. So I did what any reasonable customer would do -- I called the number listed on the bottle: Pristine Promotions Ltd. in Toronto (416‑259‑3737). What happened next was extremely disappointing. Instead of listening to my concern, the man who answered immediately got defensive, started talking over me, and insisted his product is "number one" and that they "never have problems." He wouldn't let me explain my issue. I told him I live in London, Ontario, and I asked if there was a way to send the bottle back -- maybe a shipping label or return option, since it was clearly defective. But he refused. He was rude, aggressive, and unprofessional, saying it wasn't his problem and that I'd have to drive it back to Toronto myself. When I calmly said this isn't good customer service and that I might leave a review, he mocked me and said: "Go ahead. Leave whatever review you want." This is not how a food company should treat a loyal customer who simply received a bad product and tried to handle it respectfully. Businesses that stand behind their products know how to handle issues with basic courtesy, responsibility, and respect. Sadly, this was the opposite. I won't be buying from them again, not because of the olive oil -- but because of how they chose to handle a real concern. That tells me everything I need to know.

This place is a serious gold mine of deliciousness. Thry havr ptepatrd foods and a diverse…read moreEuropean Deli, and Even Lebanese, Armenian treats to offer. The Fridges syock different harder to find cheeses, and i even found the wild chetries and wild atrawbetties in syrup that are just a treat with ice cream. Its a fantastic place with teally good pricing, freah baked goods, svoury and sweet pantry items and extremely friendly staff. A must stop if your ever in the area!

Came in as I saw that they have a chaat Corner, I was pleasantly surprised to see such a clean,…read morewell lit, perfectly spaced, non congested and organized store. Everything was stocked neatly. Great selection of south Asian items. Some fresh produce and vast selection of cultural/religious items. I did visit the chaat corner & tried Paapdi chaat. It was flavourful and reasonably priced. They also have a selection of sweets.

This grocery store is in the heart of mississauga very close to Dundas and Hurontario intersection…read more Apart from being very clean and organized, their prices for indian grocery are to be beat! And not to forget the quality. Not just the groceries - they also serve samosas and puffs (vegetarian only) and also does sell curries and/or pav bhaaji/chaat etc. sugarcane juice is sold during the summer months and reasonbly priced as well. They also have a points system if you a regular, not just the savings you get but also you get some $$ off your bill based. Overall its a very good indian grocery store compared to many in sauga.

Travelled an hour to Brampton specifically to go here and purchased 2 loaves of Ralphs whole wheat…read moreHardo bread on 23 December. Both loaves were moldy when we opened them on the 24th.

They have Michidean patties here. This grocery store has a wide variety of Caribbean/West Indian…read morefoods. I see some childhood faves as I walked through. If you're in the west end and in search of Tang or Milo or other faves, you'll likely find them here!

Little out of the way Arabic grocery store my buddy goes to. He comes here to the hot table often…read more Told me to come here with him. And try the buffet on the weekend. For $25, good to go. Water is included. Pop is extra. It is actually real food for a good price. Will be coming back. Everyone is nice and polite.

I was craving Lebanese/Iraqi food and texted a friend to ask where she gets her Kebobs and…read moreShawarma. She recommended for me to order at Al Nejmah. The takeout restaurant is located inside the Al nejmah grocery store. It was a bit chaotic inside given that it is Saturday and a long weekend at that. I wish I had time to peruse the place and check all the ethnic offerings. I saw lots of nuts ( pistachios, almonds etc), different sweets that looks like Baklava. They also have a bakery inside but I was not able to check what they offer. I called and ordered ahead of time. I definitely recommend calling in especially so if you are ordering a platter like I did. I ordered a platter of mixed shawarma 7/10 1 kilogram of Kebobs which came with pita, grilled tomatoes and grilled onions with side salad.7/10 I also ordered 1 kilogram of Shish tawook 6/10. They also gave me a small baba ghanoush and some garlic sauce. For the food you get the price is great. Would I come out of my way again to order, probably not. The chicken was dry, it was plentiful, yes, but too dry to enjoy it. The beef Kebobs were slightly better but not amazing. The shawarma was ok but I had better. If you are in the neighbourhood and want cheap eats then for sure this place will be a good place to go to. I must say though that the guys serving were pleasant and helpful.

We feel just the opposite - we find the food and service very good, and the price much more…read morereasonable than Mandarin.