Great place for your in store shopping or online Malaysian food needs. They run out of favourites…read morelike pandan kaya and pandan everything quickly. I scored a package of real krupuk today. Great selection.

When I come to this area, I usually get fish balls and beef balls from here. They don't have the…read morehuge bags out, but if you ask them for a 10kg bag, they can get it for you from the back and you get a bulk discount price for it. The fish balls and beef balls taste really good. I did buy their tub of curry once and wasn't huge fan - it had a very strong flavour of a specific spice...cloves? The store is small and no frills, but it's a quick visit. I usually hit up the fu kee bao down the street for some frozen dim sum too.

Came here to order frozen beef balls in bulk! We got the black pepper beef balls and mini beef…read moreballs. Both were fresh and bouncy - a great topping for hot pot or soup noodles. Our go-to spot for beef balls now (instead of buying from the supermarket)!

I always come here for the Vietnamese snacks and sweets they make. The Pandan seven layer cake is…read moremy go-to and it's not too sweet with the right texture and consistency. They also make rice noodles and soy milk fresh. I saw in a previous review that there's a chance they don't give the sweetened soy milk but there's labels and you can check it yourself... They have it in the fridge separated by sweetened and unsweetened and it's all freshly made. I usually get their flat rice noodles a little over $2 a pound, bring it home, and stir fry it myself. Sometimes it's still hot in the bag so I bring an envirobag to make sure the heat isn't too much. Also, make sure you don't go too early because they don't usually make it until noon so if you go earlier than that, they won't have any in stock. The staff is generally friendly and are helpful if you don't know exactly what you're looking for. They'll tell you what is freshly made and what is in stock. Overall, they're a great supplier of soy milk and rice.

Fong On has been around for over 30 years. They specialize in Soy based products and rice based…read moredesserts. Some traditional Cantonese style desserts include fermented steam rice cake ($1.50) and bowl shaped rice cakes with red beans, as well as traditional Vietnamese desserts included pandan coconut milk mung bean cakes ($3.25) and coconut milk cakes. Vegans will be delighted to learn that these traditional sweets are all plant based! No modification or special request required! I am look forward to picking up some fresh tofu and soy based products in the future! On a recent visit, there also seems to be Buddhist style vegetarian platters refrigerated as well! This is such a exciting discovery, as it adds to new vegan options in this already vegan friendly neighbourhood! The vegan God must be blessing this area and sprinkling it with extra star dust!

Kohinoor Foods, the quality of Kohinoor rice 10 lbs, gray package…read moreFor long time I am buying Kohinoor gray package rice, recently I bought the same rice two weeks ago from Food basic store in North York, Toronto the quality of rice drastically changed I suggest be honest and go back to the quality of rice was eight or a year ago, I have recommended many friends to buy this rice, now there is problem with this rice.

"...may not look like much but she's got it where it counts."…read more --Harrison Ford as Han Solo Han Solo may have been referring to a space ship but he might as well have been referring to this gem on Gerrard Street. I used to live around the corner and although I've moved to the west end of the city I still make the trek east when I need supplies for any South-Asian dish I'm cooking.

I am addicted to this Persian supermarket. I have frequented this location for years!…read more I scored PINK GUAVAS from Egypt today (loved these as a kid growing up in Africa), hot taftoon, Bulgarian feta and some beautiful lamb shanks. The young fella in the butcher department always looks after us. A pleasure shopping here. MERCI FRIENDS!

Today was a joyful day of celebration in Super Khorak's neighbourhood. People were dancing in the…read morestreet even before news of Khamenei's death. We were so full of happiness and joy. That's until we met some of the miserable ladies behind the food counter at Super Khorak. I waited there for 30 minutes for my food. At one point, I turn and see the employee who took my order whispering in another one's ear while looking at me. I told my partner something was going on. I thought maybe they burned our food. Finally we went to the other end of the counter, realizing there was another pick up section. One of the employees asks for my number. I search my pockets and realize I've lost the receipt. I tell her. She rolls her eyes and storms off. Comes back and barks "what did you order?" I tell her. She says "I called your number 10 times." They knew it was our food! They saw us standing there for more than 30 minutes. What the heck? Then she goes over to some new lady behind the cash whispering while gawking at me. At this point I was at my wit's end. I go over there and say 'excuse me. Is there a problem.' New lady smiles and says "no, no problem at all." I finally get my food. But this whole experience made me lose my appetite and ruined what was up to that point an amazing day. Don't bother. Go next door to Super Arzan. Hopefully they won't ruin your day.

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!

Freshly made Kaman Dhokla and pathra. Very delicious and fresh. They also have live panipuri with…read morereasonable prices

This branch of the Indian supermarket chain is more pleasant than the 2 other outlets I've been to…read more(Scarborough & Mississauga): things are more spaced out & it's brighter, which makes for a better experience. They also serve ready-to-eat food, which is not guaranteed at all outlets! Got an ice golla. You get 2 flavours of syrup. Kachi Keri is green mango. Falsa is a sour Indian fruit. Kala Khatta is Indian blackberry. There's also rose & orange. It was very generous, but that also meant it spilled easily.  It was certainly too much for 1 person. The ice was coarsely ground & it was a bit too sweet, but the shredded coconut on top was nice. I'm neutral about the colourful jellies.

Pide with sucuk (sausage) & mozzarella was good - there was quite a bit of both toppings & it was…read morecheap with the instore buy one get one promo. The crust was pretty light & the sucuk tasty.

The best lahmacun ever!!! Great service, fresh foods, amazing prices. They were so friendly and…read morenice.