Loved my experience here. Found all specialty items that I was hoping to find: fresh curry leaves,…read morechana masala, other masalas that I don't find at my neighbourhood supermarket (non-Indian), nice assortment of Indian sweets (with someone there to serve). Other people who shopped there seemed to be southeast Asian, so I felt really on the right track. Their 3 for $1 samosas, found at the check out counter, were sooo good.

Amazing selection, and super friendly staff. I will go out of my way to come here on a regular…read morebasis.

Heading southbound on Victoria Park Ave just south of Eglinton Ave. E is a supermarket stocked…read morewith East Asian foods as well as houseware products. I found many items in the produce/fruits/vegetables department slightly higher than other stores I frequent. There is an ok selection to choose from. Do pay attention to expiry dates on products like instant noodles. I was drawn to a red/white sale sign of $0.10 for a package? What? Ten cents! Yes, but the inventory was close or past the stamped best before date. The meat department is at the rear of the store where staff will prepare/package/weigh your selection. There are some huge frozen fish stocked in the freezers! Salted fish is also on display. I loved the cold beverages choices, many that I've never heard of but the flavours sounded fascinating. Would probably come back here from time to time but I must try the Maggi 2-Minute instant noodles first...

I found many items in the produce/fruits/vegetables department slightly higher than other stores in…read moreToronto. There is an excellent selection to choose from.

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.

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.

I've never heard of a 24H grocery store before! While I can't imagine myself grocery shopping at…read more2AM, it's great to know that this place will be open :) Great Asian grocery store, plenty of stock of produce, meats, and snacks. Very big and clean interior. I also appreciate how they have food samples!

Yo, why can't we have an Asian Grocery Store this clean and nice in MI? Came here after checking…read moreout the Pacific Mall. My family and I had just eaten at the Pacific Mall, but man, wish we had saved ourselves for this spot. As far as an Asian grocery stores go, this is one of the cleaner, and better organized ones that I have been to, maybe ever. Not only are they clean, but they have a great variety of snacks and drinks, as well as your standard fare for everyday cooking. To me, the star of this place has to be their prepared foods area. Evidently after 8pm, they mark down lots of their prepared food items. From dim sum, to noodles, fried rice and other entrees, you can score plenty of items for $4-6 which were normally 2-3x that. I felt like a kid in a candy store and began snatching and hording all the things. I had to stop and remind myself we were on vacation, and would be living out of hotels for the next few days, so I limited myself to just a handful of items. We got some noodles, fried rice and dumplings, which we would end up eating for breakfast over the next few days. While nothing was mind blowing per se, the food was solid and certainly economical. If I lived in this area, I could see myself coming here on the regular just for the prepared foods. OVERALL - almost wish I hadn't come to this place, so I'd never knew what I was missing. Thank you Canada for showing me what's possible. CELEBRITY RATING - Simu Liu

Talk about efficient; I'm not exactly sure how they jam-pack all these items into such a small…read morespot, but they do it. This place has most of your Latin American needs in the Niagara region. The clientele here are through and through Latin American, they don't speak a word of English :) Loads of stuff you won't find in your grocery store like: hot empanadas, Cafe Bustelo coffee, Jaritos, Inca Kola, cactus, pozole, hominy, plantains, yucca (not that expired crap they serve in Freshco/No Frills), and Mexican hot chocolate. My only minuses for Los Amigos are: to go tamales need to be heated; no cooked arepas; and no alfajores.

This is an amazing store! My husband who is Mexican, and myself shop here quite often. They have…read moreeverything needed from cooking to treating yourself to latin treats and from many different latin country origins as well. Like Mexican chorizo to Argentinian Mate! Not all clientele that shop here do not speak a word of English as shockingly mentioned in the previous post (as you can miraculously see I do not only speak, read and write in English but seven other languages as well). :D There are other latin shops in St Catharines too but this one is the best and it has the most variety of products. And all the people who work here are super friendly and helpful too. They always say "hola" and welcome us as soon as we walk in. Esta tienda es buenísima! Mi marido y yo siempre vamos de compras aquí. Tienen todo lo que necesitamos para cocinar como chorizo Mexicana hasta mate de Argentina. Y aparte la gente que trabajan aquí, son muy amable y siempre nos saludan cuando entramos. Hay otras tiendas latinas en este ciudad, pero prefiero irme de compras aquí y no manejar por todos lados, porque tienen una grande variedad de productos y siempre encuentro lo que necesito. Lo mejor!!!

You need hard-to-find Kashmiri chili? CHECK!…read more You need a reasonable not huge size of atta flour? CHECK! Craving Haldirams snacks and Crispy Rusk brand from India? CHECK! Tiny store crammed to the rafters for all your South Asian cooking needs and snacking pleasures. Very fair prices.

From the owner: We are a family business operating for the last 13 plus years. We carry a large range of Indian,…read morePakistani groceries, household goods as well as items for festivals

This Indian supermarket also sells cheap cooked food (chaat - Indian street food), though much of…read moreit is pre-made; masala butter pav & sugar cane juice were fresh - probably the items on the printed sheet are made fresh since you need to show your receipt to the attendant. Not all branches do food - for example the Mississauga branch doesn't. Got a sugar cane for only $3. It came with options to add lime and/or ginger, which I declined. It seemed to have a bit of a sour edge, so it probably had lemon added. It was good, though it wasn't cold. On the flip side, that meant it wasn't cut with ice either. It was a bit small, though it was described on the receipt as "12 oz. Now bigger qty" so I guess it used to be even smaller. The paan (stuffed betel nut leaf) was actually pretty good - moist & a good mix of flavours, with a maraschino cherry pinned onto its outside with a toothpick. Masala butter pav was pretty good though the bun was soft & not crispy. Small samosa (for which they undercharged me - 20 cents though the menu said it was 25 cents to get you to buy 5 for $1) was actually pretty big. It was ok; though pre-made it still had some crispness. Batataka vada was large but plain & neither crispy nor warm so it wasn't good. The "jumbo" vada pav came in a burger bun. The patty was not crispy because it was pre-made & cold but it still tasted OK. The chutneys were nice. The patty used potato that was a bit coarse but still tasted ok; compressed into the bun the chunkiness of the potato was not so noticeable. The spiciness of the dish hit in the aftertaste especially hard. Some items are only available in "summer", but there's summer and there's summer; when I went sugar cane juice was available but not the ice golla.

They have excellent samosas and kachori. I recommend to go there for these tasty and convenient…read moresnacks!

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.