Man oh man do I love peking duck! They've got hands down one of the best peking duck in the city!…read moreOk they can't beat toronto's chinatown district but if you want authentic peking duck in montreal this is the place to go! Service is mehh mediocre .. old school asian grocery store. Not super friendly but their food items are worth it! I want to mention it's a grocery store that has tons of really meals you can pick up to go but no sit down. There's lot's of asian goodies and varieties. They got things you'd never see at your generic grocery market. I know I'm weird but I love chicken gizzards and It's hard to find it but they've got it all the time ! Love their sesame bread mmmm delicious and always fresh ! Overall, great spot if you're looking to cook something different at home! Definitely recommend!

I came here by chance and holy hannah am I happy I've found an Asian supermarket not far from…read moreMarche Jean Talon. Reason being I'm frequently at MJT and there are times in which I feel like some char siu, sesame balls, dumplings or that asian ingredient to compliment my dish and I won't have to go all the way to Marche Hawaii or Chinatown. Prices here are your typical asian market. I appreciate that they don't try to hose their own people with expensive overpricing. They have a butcher and meat and fresh seafood section in the back and also quite odd, but not unusual their own jewellery shop as a stand alone enclosed kiosk in the store. It was closed on the day I was there. Picked up some of my regular chicken cabbage dumplings but I shall be back to try some of their other goods and items.

Kim Phat is still the best asian grocery store in MTL by far…read more. It's a lil run down and needs a lift but otherwise they have everything you're looking for! They even had peking duck!! Damn those ducks are insanely difficult to find these days !!! What is happening?? Why arent there ducks?? who ate them all?? Lolol Nonetheless... they had a guy cutting up the last few ducks he had left for the day and he was super friendly he even picked out the best one for us. The place is cool they have lots of asian varieties of pastries, raw meats, fish and all kinds of live fish you can choose to cook fresh from the sea lol The fruits and veggie section is quite extensive as well lots of unique items at this place ! The pantry aisles are filled with products you will never find at a regular grocery chain store Overall, I think this place is by far the best in the city and there's no insane chaotic line ups Pricing: super affordable and good sales ! Definitely recommend

It was horrible because my daughters went to buy me bread and wanted an tote bag and they asked the…read moreworker how much for one and she said that it's buy one get one free but then I went back and she said that it was 3.50 and not seven dollars.And they gave them one with a hole.So technically they scammed us.But not only that the cashier just followed the other worker that said it was buy one get one free so it's the worker that was wrong cause the cashier was the one who was about to say the real price.Not only that a lot of the food is expired.

This is one of the smaller Asian markets in Chinatown, located on the East side of St. Laurent near…read morethe northern entrance gate, but it's definitely worth a visit as it seems to have some ingredients you just can't find elsewhere. Despite it's small size it has fresh Mangosteens and Rambutans, as well as small bananas. That's not super impressive, as you can get these fruits at other markets without too much difficulty. On the other hand, this is the only place I've seen in Montreal that has the small, bitter Thai pea-eggplant (though they didn't look super fresh). It's also the only place I've seen Thai Holy Basil (this is the basil used in Thai Chili basil recipes, and is different than the normal purplish Thai Basil), though this was only in the form of small seedling plants to buy and take home. They also had Custard Apples/Sugar Apples, which I'm not sure I've seen elsewhere. I'm not too familiar with other Asian cuisines and what ingredients are difficult to find, but I must say I was really surprised at these specialized Thai ingredients they had. For canned and preserved goods there are definitely better options out there, but this place is definitely worth looking at if you are hunting for specialized ingredients.

C &T has been one of my go to Asian grocery stores for a while. They carry a large variety of…read moreimported produce and the selection is always fresh. When I'm the fresh produce isle you can find a variety of everything ! With selection on pairs, oranges herbs and so much more, you are bound to find what you need here. They also have a fresh meat/poultry and fish section where you can get live fish, different cuts of meat with competitive pricing by the pound. The bakery section offers many desserts and unique Asian pastry some are even house made ! The staff is friendly and helpful and covid safety measures are enforced

The service and employee at Marche C&T store is really bad. My wife and I arrived at the store half…read morean hour before the store's closing time. We didn't finish our selection at 8pm (the closing time) but almost at the end. However, there was one employee very rushed push us to leave, we just have one or two item need to select. She didn't want to help but only spoke loudly to us just the store need to be closed, but based on my experience no store in Canada push customer to leave as long as customer step into the store before the closing time. My wife is pregnant, she couldn't move fast and felt sad and angry about this thing. There is no respect from the the employee at this store. Please avoid this store. It was really a bad bad experience.

So there are 2 Épicerie Coréenne & Japonaise within very close proximity of each other. This is the…read morelarger one that's only 1 floor (the other one is smaller, but over 2 floors). It is slightly west of the smaller one. This one also sells kitchenware, while the other one does not. They both sell lots of prepared foods, drinks, and ice cream! So obviously, I am a huge fan, lol. As the name of the store suggests, they sell Korean and Japanese groceries. Prices are slightly higher than the bigger Korean supermarkets (like Galleria or HMart in Toronto), but comparable to other Japanese supermarkets that I've been to. The stores are clean and well lit. Service is friendly.

Small, but well packed. The isles are plentiful of asian groceries. The fresh products are abundant…read moreand the ready meal are great. Of course they have jugfull of kimchi and boxes of fresh miso. I was a bit sad that I could not find 0 calorie noodles. Which are usually available in asian groceries stores.

This is a convenient grocery store about 2 blocks from the Berri-UQUAM metro stop at the beginning…read moreof the Gay Village. The store is of good size for an urban location. They had a good size section for cheeses and meats, groceries, drinks, etc. They also had a good selection of breads, pastries and sweets. They have self checkout lanes which made it very easy to get out quickly.

This is at least a good if not great grocery store no matter where it would be located. In downtown…read moreMontreal, attached to a hotel, definitely great. All the snacks. A wall of craft beer. Prepared food to go. Poutine on the hot bar. I stopped in here for a croissant in the morning and less than $2 Canadian. A real deal. I get tired of paying high prices in town, and IGA fixes that with reasonable prices and an outstanding selection. Check it out!

Good fish, good fruit. Typical bodega with a little of everything. BEST baguette! Employees are…read moreefficient and kind.

Amazing everything. Great bread, coffee, handcrafted food. Plastic free selection (glass jars!) is…read moreimpressive.

Very nice and well stocked Asian market has lots of choices nice Bah mi counter slways prepared…read morefresh

3.5 stars New…read moreVietnamese market I had the pleasure of checking out. It had all the main staples, fresh produce, main Asian grocery selection, fresh fish and a butcher shop. There was also a hardware section of household goods, frozen and a big bonus. An open concept restaurant located in the grocery store. It looked as though locals were enjoying a Saturday lunch when I arrived. The smells of wonderful pork bone soup filled the air! Back to the grocery store two blocks away is Kim Phat. So one would think how the hell can they possibly compete with such a Vietnamese powerhouse as KP. It's like the David and Goliath tale. Obviously there's an allure to shopping here as people were coming and going. Parking is to a minimum and there was a guy attending and trying to control parking as I was coming in. Selection was more than adequate for my Asian food needs. Some interesting discoveries: 1) dried mud fish. Not sure how one would cook a dish using. Never tried this before but googled it and it looks like a devilish creature living in a muddy landscape far far away. 2) vegetarian shark fin. As many shark lovers have cried afoul of Chinese and their celebration of shark fin soup. Don't judge me I grew up with real SFS. With the veggie version I'm glad Kei Phat supports this socially conscious move. Pamela Anderson or the PETA individuals would be proud as well. I would definitely return as its a good experience to come and shop then eat lunch or vice versa in the restaurant.