A well-stocked supermarket inside Kamppi shopping center. They have a good variety of most things,…read moreincluding vegetarian and lactose-free products. The most impressive feature to me was their beer selection! I thought that we would have to go to Alko to get decent beers but there were two whole aisles and a refrigerated case full of both international and local brews. Of course being in Finland there were also some ciders but it seemed like the only one they have that isn't sickly sweet is Magners. The prices seemed very fair to me and the place was kept very clean and organized.

I recently visited the K-Citymarket inside of Jumbo mall. This place is gigantic! They have…read moreeverything from bbq grills to clothing, makeup to books, school supplies to groceries. They have an absolutely massive amount of food at this store, and I say this as an American where Costco and Walmart are ubiquitous. They have a giant section for just Tex-Mex foods which I was surprised to see. I ended up getting quite a few sauces and tortilla chips to use during the week. (Mexican and Tex-Mex foods are many Americans comfort food when abroad.) There is a super cute candy section and I was pleased to find my favorite gluten-free candy brands from Spain available here. There are also bulk candies and of course more choices for liquorice than one could ever need. As a celiac, I liked that many products' price tag had a gluten-free (and dairy free or vegan) tag hanging off the side so they were easily spotted. This was not consistent across the board, many products that were listed as gluten-free on their actual packaging didn't have the label hanging off of the price tag, but I was happy to see that there were so many choices. There were quite a few gluten-free options, including an entire refrigerator filled with gluten-free pastries and cakes. Even though I don't speak a word of Finnish, buying produce that needed to be weighed and labeled before checking out was intuitive and easy to do. Staff spoke to us in Finnish but when we just smiled and nodded, they switched to English. Unfortunately in Finland, you can't sign up for a loyalty card without a Finnish address (and they're also connected to people's bank accounts so people can't share their card???) so our grocery bill was quite a bit higher than anticipated because none of the sale prices applied to our bill which was the one drawback. Parking is ample as it is next to the gigantic parking garage at the mall. Visited: May 2026

This is a nice, clean well organized grocery store. They have a very nice selection. I was…read morestaying at the hotel nearby and came into there a couple of times for this and that. I'd recommend it.

This store just has everything! From sushi supplies to great espresso coffee to regular groceries.read more

My favorite supermarket in Vantaa. Here you can find items not available elsewhere. Yes, Yes,…read moreYes. Great supermarket with fresh choices

Multiple time "best grocery store" vote winner in Helsinki greater city area. Not the cheapest, by…read moreno means the most expensive either, but probably the best! Very good variety and nice, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Highly recommended!

It is one of the nicest grocery stores in Helsinki. Anton & Anton in Kruununhaka is a small but…read moreextemely well equiped, bright and inviting place. Here you get everything from fresh meat, cheese and bread to organic fruits, vegetables, jams, pasta, sauces, teas, candies and much, much more. The friendly staff also gladly helps you to find whatevery you are searching for. The focus on Anton & Anton is clearly on quality rathern than on quantity. Their approach of course has an effect on the prices here. Be prepared to pay a bit more than in a normal supermarket. But the visit here is definitely worth it. You can also find Anton & Anton in Töölö and in Ullanlinna. For more information check out their website.