Asian food centre is the perfect store for Indian groceries. It is a small grocery store located…read moreright next to Asian meat centre and the Flea Market. There is a variety of items you can purchase from here including fresh samosas, sweets, pastries, statues, henna sticks and much more. I usually go to get the samosas which come in different sizes. The large ones are 2 for a dollar, the medium ones are 3 for a dollar and they even have smaller samosas which taste like spring rolls which I believe are 4 for a dollar. Overall the price is a definite steal! I uses to get both tamarind and the mint sauce but I think they now charge for the mint sauce as I was told last time- which is why I did not give them 5 star's as no other location charges for the sauce.

The store is pretty clean overall but when they double the prices on milk and flour during the…read morefirst lockdown was the worst thing anybody could do. Also the change the expired dates in their breads.

This store is a GOLDMINE. I was (am) in heaven after discovering this place…read more All your Desi cooking, munching, snacking needs fulfilled here. Everything from the Indian subcontinent under one roof. This was so reminiscent of the Indian stores I grew up with in South Africa. Owners are lovely people. Store is spotless. Biscuits from Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Curries, rices, atta flours (and more), dals, pulses here, even beauty products. Located in an unassuming plaza on Rexdale Boulevard. This is our new go to.

One of the best well kept secret for fair grocery prices. Their food court is also so fair priced…read moreand has a wide variety. In my last visit, I ordered a bing fen dessert from there. It was loaded with toppings and it was the perfect refresh treat after a grocery store trip. One downside is that if you need help with finding anything. It's always hard to find employees near. The place itself is mostly clean and well stocked. It gets the job done.

Nations Fresh Foods at the Stockyards in Toronto is one of my top favourite grocery stores and food…read morecourt! Been going here for years and I love it so much! I saw on their flyer that their BBQ Chinese duck was on special for $19.99 uncut, regular price $34.99. Only two left on day I dropped by but I got this juicy beauty. BBQ duck can be very rich and fatty so this is a rare treat for myself. So delicious! Service from the butcher was slow because of this duck sale but I should have come earlier than noon which I usually do. I couldn't wait to get home so I decided to eat in the dining area of Nations Fresh Foods. So delicious with just steamed rice and some veggies!

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.

We have been regular customers of this store for more than seven years. Overall, we are very…read moresatisfied with the store -- the products are fresh, the selection is good, and there is plenty of variety. However, there is one issue that I believe management should pay serious attention to. Unfortunately, some cashiers can be not just unfriendly, but at times openly rude, hostile, and aggressive when dealing with customers at checkout. Basic courtesy is sometimes noticeably lacking. There have also been issues with the way questions or concerns regarding payments, discount cards, and payment cards are handled. Customers should be able to ask questions about a transaction without being met with irritation or an aggressive attitude. I want to emphasize that this does not apply to all cashiers. Many employees are perfectly pleasant and professional. However, there are certain cashiers whose rude and aggressive behaviour appears to be consistent rather than an isolated incident. As long-term customers, we enjoy shopping here and would like to continue doing so. I hope management will take this feedback seriously and ensure that all customers are treated with basic courtesy, patience, and respect.

Excellent Russian food store with fantastic deli section. hoping to see more Russian brands in the…read morefuture (especially missing ice cream, spasatel and Baikal ) . service is great

This is the only place I know in Toronto that deals exclusively with Brazilian stuff. I can find…read moremany things on Portuguese grocery stores... but some other things can only be found here. Among those are: - "Aviação" butter (the freaking best in the world) - Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang) comic books - Chocolates: Amandita, Bis, Laka, Sonho de Valsa, Ouro Branco, Garoto chocolate bars, and more - Audio CDs (there's a whole wall dedicated to them) The place is very small but the selection is better than all the other places around. If you're from Brazil and you're here on an extended stay, you gotta check this place out.

Not just a deli but more like a mini-supermarket of sorts. I came in just before Christmas one day…read moreas I was in the area and really did not like the thought of having to deal with the local grocery store, so I decided to come in and pray that they carried the few items I really needed before the holidays. It's quite a large store and carries a huge selection of goods from all over Europe, so it's cool to be able to find things you won't find elsewhere. On this particular trip, however, I was praying to find very humble items like ... a loaf of bread and a cucumber! I asked the staff at the front whether they carried produce and she said yes, a small selection of items at the back of the store. There is a stand with baskets of different fruits and vegetables, complete with quaint, handwritten signs for prices. I hoped and prayed I'd find what I needed .. it took me 2 rounds to find them but I did. Thank GOD. The quality of the produce seemed to vary quite a bit depending on the item, from nice, large, ripe and colourful citrus fruits, to anemic looking vegetables like the cucumber I needed. I didn't care, they were a decent size and firmness and it'd do. When I moved around the corner to the fish, meats, etc. counters, I found various types of breads lined up and managed to find their version of a "french loaf." Again, not what I'd expect and want to find on an average shopping run, but it'd do. Given that I wasn't really in to experience what the store is meant to offer, it might rate better for what they intend to be the primary experience. On the other hand, bread and produce is pretty basic and while I was satisfied, it was barely so. Would definitely come back in next time I'm around to get the extended experience and sample the goodies at large.

I bought chestnuts from today (November, 17th 2021) at the…read more3737 Major MacKenzie Dr W, Woodbridge location, and in all the chestnuts I have bought from that location today had fungus and I had called that location too let them know they should remove that bulk of chestnut so the next person that decides to purchase those chestnuts don't get food poison and when I repeated to tell him he should check some of the chestnuts so he knows how much fungus it they have inside he dismissed the conversation and said " Sir we cannot check inside the chestnut" and proceeded to say we can do a return but to be honest I don't care about the money, I just don't want the next person who buy the chestnuts to eat them without checking inside the chestnut.

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.

May this outstanding Latin-American mercado remain in existence for the reminder of my natural…read morelife. A cut-above place. An authentic, busy, bustling place with gracious customers and staff. The aisles are small and people manoeuvre around each other with polite "por favores". Huge variety of imported, dry goods for Central American and South American food preparation including TONS of spices and imported bottled sauces. SPOTLESS MEAT DEPARTMENT. Amazing panadaria (savoury and sweet baked goods). Even classic alfajores. And their empanãdas are EXQUISITELY decadent. I always enjoy supporting businesses which take a pride in their products and who treat their customers WELL.