A very good place for middle eastern things that you can't find anywhere else…read more The price is very good.

Elsafadi Bros Super Market has been in business for over 24 years as a neighborhood family style…read moregrocery store. It is quite a nice store with a lot of produce, deli meats and fresh halal meats. If you walk upstairs there are also plenty of shisha (hooka) pipes in all sorts of sizes as well as music from the Middle East and some pieces of art. You can get a lot of specialty food items here which can be difficult to find including Grape Leaves, Middle Eastern spices, olives, and specialty oils. This is a great store to check out if you are in the neighborhood, and if you are in need of a hooka pipe the prices here are a lot better than in other stores I have seen them in.

Really great grocery store for fresh produce and middle Eastern products. They have a lot of Halal…read moremeat, great bread products, and lots of imports of candy, and jarred goods. What I would like to see more of is a deli with things premade....hummus, salads, etc. That would be nice.

Love this grocery store! My go to place for anything Lebanese - garlic sauce? Check. Premarinated…read morefresh chicken breast cubes for shish taouk? Check. Delicious bulgar and meat footballs called kibbeh? Check. Various dried spices if you're feeling adventurous? Double check. Probably a million other things I have no clue about but are fabulously delicious? Absolutely! They have a little Paradisio Bakery permanent popup in their bakery section so we always pick up some of the city's best baklava and other random treats while picking up groceries. This grocery store is locally owned and the owner is super friendly and has a lot to be proud of.

Another South Asian grocery store has been found and I'm a fan of this place. It's smaller than…read moreit's counterparts up on 34th Ave, but well stocked. The good news is that they have 4 different types of paratha and roti's of which all are very tasty. The store has all the standard things you'd expect in a South Indian grocery plus a few things I didn't see at the others; I suppose them to be Punjabi items, but I'm not sure. I also got a brick of fresh paneer whereas most other places seem to only have it frozen and cubed. I'll be back even if only for the paratha.

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!

Everything here is over priced. And this is not the worst part of it…read more All of these experiences that I am going to explain has been numerously repeated for me and my friends. They do not give you a detail receipt, and will just show you the total. When you add everything together yourself, 90% of time you will realize they are overcharging. They charge tax for food items that are tax free (e.g. Bread). If you tell them why you did it, They always apologize and say it was a mistake. But this mistake happened just for me 5 time in a row. Lots of items on their shelf is expired. I showed an expired jar of pickles to the owner and his response was, the expiry date has no meaning for pickles. They will get better with time !!!!!!! I hope no body calls health Canada on them. One of my friends went there and after check out they gave him a bottle of canola oil as gift. Surprise surprise, the oil was expired 6 month ago !!!!!, I am pretty sure sooner or later they will kill somebody, I was looking for fava beans, and realized he is selling the Chinese store fava bean just 100% more expensive. Overall, I rather go to Afghan groceries or as a matter of fact any other grocery store to shop for my ethnic food items. BTW, if you have a chance to travel to Calgary, Vancouver or Toronto. Please visit any Iranian store to find out how bad this place is and how a decent Persian grocery store should look like.

Mini Super Pars is a small, family-run Iranian (Persian) grocery store with a charming feel to it…read more Entering the store, one first notices the convenience store kinda size of it, with three aisles formed haphazardly by random cabinets aligned side-by-side. A warm pot of tea is always brewing which is awesome (it's free) and very Persian in taste. After equipping yourself with a cup of tea, you begin to navigate the maze of Persian things that are available here. From the traditional stone-baked thin breads (packaged in plastic, which is fine, from what I've heard), to saffron infused crystalline sugar, spices, sweets, yogurt drinks, pulses, grains and so on. Even a full cabinet of "Persian" tea and a couple of cabinets with lots of different canned items, some of which could be procured from any supermarket, but many of which are strangely unique in their use in Persian food. I liked the grocery store. They also have prepared sweets, including baklava. If I'm not mistaken though, I think the Persian baklava is made with rose water and sugar syrup (as opposed to honey and syrup). It might be worth trying, in that case! The shop owner was approachable and friendly. I like that they have tea brewing (and it's tasty - try it!) through the day. Very inviting feel.

Chill, I'm not someone who likes to be bothered much especially while grocery shopping. I aim for…read morethe treats and teas mainly, which are always quite fresh. Nice employees though, very respectful.

The store has a huge variety of products with very reasonable prices and a very friendly staff…read moreincluding the owner. The service is great and help is available if translation is needed. It is a small but very pleasant store.

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.

I like this location a lot more than the south side. Getting in and out is much easier and parking…read moreis not a huge headache like south side. They always have the best products and you can find a lot of items that is hard to find anywhere else! Like Kitkats that are produces for Japan! :) Overall, I like my experiences at this store and very happy with their quality and service! :)

Great products & Service, on site butcher can answer all your questions ,home made sausage's .read more

They don't have everything, but what they do have is awesome…read more I wish they were open later. I love the fresh eggs. You can buy caviar! Smoked turkey. Butter cheese. Yummy. Look in the freezer cases for treasures.