Not a whole lot of people know about this place having the best and cheapest pho…read more Their service is even great for it being located inside a grocery store. Ambiance is what it is, given that it's inside a grocery store. Must try.

Came here with a friend of mine as I had a gift card to Botaniful (which is located inside this…read moresupermarket) and also wanted to buy some groceries only available at this store. I live quite far away so it was nice to combine multiple tasks into this one trip. Upon arrival, the parking lot is a bit awkward as it's farther away from the door than other grocery stores but not a big deal for us. Carts were located on the inside of the store. We opted to eat some lunch first and ordered the pho soup and banh xeo. The price is the soup was good and it was yummy. The banh xeo was ok, my friend said it was not as authentic (she's Vietnamese) but I still found it to be ok, a little hard. On top of the hot food they also have a quickly inside the store (bubble tea shop) where we got fresh sugar cane juice!! Absolutely delicious!! The grocery store itself is stocked with so many things that you can only find here and the prices are excellent compared to many other Asian grocery stores. I would definitely shop here if I lived closer to this place or if there are certain ingredients I need I will definitely come back here once in a while. The staff were helpful too which is nice to see as sometime that can be hit or miss in some grocery stores but the staff really helped us find everything we came looking for and it was so nice. Stop by here for lunch, plant shopping, groceries, and bubble tea if you're in the area!

I love the supermarket! This one's located in the mall near the food court. It has a wide range of…read morefood items, such as sushi, Bento boxes, baos, bakery, and dim sum. They also have roast duck and pork. They also have Boba drinks. This is probably a more affordable option than the mall's food court. The supermarket also has snacks, produce, meat, and poultry, and household knickknacks. This location also has a Vietnamese pho restaurant and yifang fruit tea located inside!

Stumbled into TNT at West Edmonton Mall and did not expect to find a tropical fruit jackpot…read more Custard apple, soursop, longan, sapodilla, star apple, even durian. It felt like a mini treasure hunt in the middle of a mega mall. If tropical fruit's your thing, this TNT is worth the detour.

Loved every dish that we got here! We ordered the classic half fried chicken (for 2 people). The…read morechicken had a great crispy skin while still having juicy (not dry) meat. It tasted great on its own, but my wife liked the banana ketchup on the side too. I also had the fried pork (pata) - delicious! Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside - an explosion of joy for the pork lover as it enters your mouth. And let's not forget the underdog - taro leaves in a coconut sauce! This dish may not be the most appealing looks-wise, but it was a great vegetable side. We also ended with the Buko Pandan, a coconut flavored dessert for fans of boba/bubble tea. Max's has a big parking lot and a large indoor dining space, so finding room should not be a problem for families or groups. The only problem? We don't live close enough to go every day!

Met up with some friends here for their breakfast buffet and it was good! They had a typical…read moreFilipino-breakfast; steamed rice, sauteed corned beef with chopped potatoes, scrambled eggs, beef tocino, deep fried DAING (dried hairtails), congee, and warm TAHO!! For only $9.99+tax cad. You can stuff yourself with everything! Come early as the place got full before 10am. Around 9 am, some of the food trays emptied already but don't worry, they replenish them eventually.

They do not post their prices for many items and have grossly overpriced items. Charged $8/lb for…read moreavocados and mangoes. Many of their refrigerators on the left side of the store have been broken for months now. Went to buy salt fish and there was molded food in the fridge. I have supported this little grocery for years, I will no longer use this establishment.

Spice Island is one of those completely unexpected strolling-on-by finds that absolutely blows my…read moremind: another gastronomic oasis of ingredients that bring to Edmonton the tastes of southern Asia & Jamaica. The wall of videos and the relaxing 'omm' sign are a nice greeting, but even better was stumbling over bags of fresh Jamaican sugar cane. Finding boxes of mangos from Jamaica still in their shipping boxes brought a huge smile to my face. Shelf after shelf of useful ingredients, delightful smells, and treats both sweet and savoury. There's a few coolers along the walls, but as it was a scorching hot YEG day and me with a black backpack, I didn't inspect as well as I might've. Sorry. Next time. There *will* be a next time, certainly, because my YEG kitchen is missing pickled veggies (which are generally a condiment but find their way into my cooking in ways as varied as Indian spiced burgers and eggs with a bit of the oil from the container). There's some dry spices that I need to have handy, for toasting before using, that I have in California but not here. Spice Island inspires me to try cooking further and further afield. Yum!

The most amazing Italian market. They have a huge selection of Italian food and European imports,…read moreand the market was bustling on the weekend. Definitely a place of community and culture. It's just fun browsing here and seeing what you can find. There's also a little cafe, a small bakery, and a deli within the store, and everything looked delicious. I got a cappuccino from the cafe, and I'm pretty happy with it.

I come here some Friday mornings to have coffee with friends. They make the best beverages at half…read morethe cost of stand alone coffee shop chains. After coffee, we shop for groceries. The produce is good and the bakery is excellent. Lots of ready to go meals. I park on the road because the drivers are a menace in the parking lot.

In the past Fin's was our go to place for seafood. My husband makes an awesome Red Curry Mussel…read moredish!! And we love our oysters, lobster, and crab. However, over the holidays we purchased over $100 of seafood and were so disappointed in the lobster claws (they were dry and had no flavor) and lobster tail wasn't sweet that we didn't open the bag of King Crab we purchased. When I called, they offered a $25.00 gift certificate. REALLY for years and years of customer loyalty and over $100 in my last purchase. Obviously they no longer stand behind their poduct. They aren't the only fresh seafood market in town and have lost a loyal customer. I expected more than this from Fin's.

Really happy with my experience with this place. I ordered from them for the first time and had a…read morelittle mishap with my order, which was quickly fixed, thanks to the fast response from their staff. I received my order fast, well packaged, great frozen and fresh meat. The gentleman who I was emailing with about my order was quick to respond and help when needed, great and personable customer service. Really happy with my order and will definitely order again. They have good prices and good quality food.

I was lucky to win a Couple Package of the EffingLove Fish Club to be delivered to my home. I had…read moreheard about it before I won the prize and though it's a great concept to have fresh and frozen seafood delivered twice a month. The price of the couple package is $94.99 for about 10-12 ounces of 5 different fish. The delivery date depends on the region of the city you live in and mine was delivered on a Saturday afternoon. The process was easy to fill out the form on their website with my contact information. There was about a 4 hour window for the delivery but if you aren't going to be home, I left instructions were the package could be place. The delivery driver was friendly when he came by and gave me a insulated bag with my name on it. Inside each fish fillet was individually packaged well and it was ready to be cooked! I was impressed with how easy it would be to take the fish and prepare it. I also love the fact sheet about each fish stating where it's from and recommendations on best cooking method. There's also a recipe included for one of the fish. My package include New Zealand fish and I've had a few varieties and it's easy to prepare, flaky, and delicious. Better than having salmon and tuna, the usual staples. This is a great concept to get fish conveniently brought to your door. They also have single and family packages with come with less and more weight of the fish. The price isn't inexpensive but when you compare it to going to a restaurant and ordering fish from the menu, it's reasonably priced.

There's a good seafood shop in St Albert! I stopped in here…read moreto take a look at what they have to offer and was pleasantly surprised. Fresh fish, small 1-1.5lb live lobsters, live crabs, 8-10 different varieties of live oysters, live clams, and live mussels. The freezer had lots of stuff as well. This store is clean, orderly, well organized, and has a view into the cutting room! I've seen some live posts on Facebook with them filleting different fish so I know they put it to good use. Rob has been championing seafood in Edmonton for a long time and it's nice to see that he has his own brick and mortar store to visit!

Largely Korean goods. I didn't see any Japanese imports which I was really looking for. Well…read morestocked. I went in the morning and it wasn't too busy. The prices seemed reasonable. I picked up a citron tea for $6.99.

I'm glad there's a place like this to cater to my unusual Asian grocery needs. It's not a massively…read morelarge shop, but it's a good size for what's available. Parking isn't too hard to find around here either. Some items have Asian writing, but there's always fine print in English behind the product or on the shelf. There's a lot of selection with produce, frozen & instant foods. Prices are decent and there's odd flavours for munchies like honey butter bugles, pizza crackers, prawn chips...odd but also can't get enough of after eating. They also have a little selection of baked goods and variety on things like matcha teas or corn tea. It's given me a lot of ideas for making ramens and hot pots with their heat & eat add-ons in the freezer section. Some fruit produce can also be bought in boxed bulk like apples or jeju oranges... honestly not a bad price for the size & quality of what you're getting. There's only 2 cashiers, but I didn't have to wait long when I was ready to pay. I'm glad there's a New Asian grocer option & will definitely be back!