Staff is always kind and friendly here…read more Hot drinks can be found as well as cold ones. Regular varieties as all CircleK s. It is a bit hard to spot this location since there are several stores around it. It isnot a huge one but you can find everything here.

I've had Circle K hot chocolate at 2 other locations multiple times and loved them (though some…read morepeople think they are too sweet). So I thought I would give this location a try. I saw they had 6 different flavours, and two of them I've never tried before, so I was excited! However, the first flavour was practically 90% hot water and 10% hot chocolate. I thought maybe they ran out of that flavour powder so I tried the second flavour same thing! So I went to a favourite flavour of mine; 75% hot water and 25% hot chocolate.  And they think they can get away with this?! Review 2023-019

Nestled amid some of Corktown's extraordinary furniture shops and the Little Trinity Anglican…read moreChurch historic redevelopment project is this small, unassuming convenience store. You know, the type that offers your coffee in the morning. A sandwich. Newspapers and magazines. A small number of grocery items. Gum. Pop. Milk. So why does this place turn me on? Because, behind their stacks of pop cases and unkempt shelves, I sense a subtle vibe here that tells me that these people are doing The Best They Can With The Tools They Have in such a way where subtle, elegant grace helps supercede the limitations of their space. They could have served coffee from a single, scarred, greasy pot, like so many other convenience stores. But no, they've taken the extra step to offer five varieties of really good joe. They're not a Starbucks either, but that doesn't stop them from keeping some store-brand cinnamon next to the coffee. Pour and stir and enjoy the classical or light jazz they've tuned the sound system to. They have virtually no space to speak of, but that doesn't stop them from fitting two dining tables inside the place. (Although, if I were them, I'd use the rustic ambience of the historic building next door to make an outside patio enclosure.) They could offer pre-packaged sandwiches at high mark-up. But, again, no. They offer full deli services with everything from BLTs to breakfasty sandwiches to bulgogi wraps to a variety of salads. For the weight-conscious and quick-protein-seeking, they even offer simple, plain hardboiled eggs. Run by a very friendly Asian family, they even go an extra mile and offer bi bim bop (Wednesdays), miso soup, and dumplings. You run a business? They cater breakfast and lunch. Ok, it's cramped and not terribly aesthetic. But sometimes you have to just appreciate it when you can easily see that someone is trying very hard to be the best with what they have, and that's reason enough to offer your patronage.

My workplace's local corner store. We call it "Circle C". Run by a lovely group of Korean ladies…read more They are all very nice. There is a good selection of drinks and pre-packaged food (like chips and chocolate bars) and every once in a while I'll find something I've never seen/tried before. What separates Circle C from most other corner stores is that they have a kitchen in the back. There are always two or three woman who can be seen working away in the back, getting food ready. And the food is pretty good. There is a selection of breakfast and lunch options, in addition to some Korean dishes like Bim-bop. They do something with a BLT that I can't quite put my finger on. Ancient Korean secret, I suppose. The meat-to-bread ratio on some of their pre-made sandwiches is off-putting sometimes and their pizza burrito never quite cooks all the way through, but everything else is quite nice. And the prices are right. The thing I love the most? The lady behind the counter bows as she presents (not hands) the food to you. It's very nice.

She's so lucky, she's a Mini Mart, but she cries cries cries with the wrong Lotto numbers…read more This is a cute store selling all kinds of spices and fruits, and not as obnoxiously expensive as some of the convenience stores around here. The guys running it are really nice and the bananas and oranges we picked up (I use them every day for my blended fruit drink) were tasty and I ended up eating most of them before it was even time to make my drink. Shopping up and down this street is a real treat with all kinds of ethnic delights, but if you want healthy stuff to take home, this is a good place to stop. The guys are really cool in here too, or at least were when I was there.

For good prices & a wide selection of groceries, including organic eggs, fresh buns, dried beans &…read morepeas, rice, spices, frozen goat meat, frozen indian breads, vegetables & ground provisions (root vegetables) and more. I'm glad to have it as my local grocer!. One of the reasons I love living in Parkdale.

I've been here a couple times before, but always for the bubble tea. Its taro milk bubble tea is…read morethe best for when you're craving the fake, artificial flavoured stuff. I used to come here often as a child, so it really brings back nostalgic memories. Five stars for the bubble tea! My mom and I decided to come here and try the lunch bentos today. There's no sit-in area, so be prepared to either take out the food, or eat on the uncomfortable chairs and tables outside. She got a grilled pork bento, whereas I ordered the three cup chicken bento. Each cost $6.50. With their combos, bubble tea comes at a $0.50 discount so obviously we got a drink as well! To be very frank and honest, the bentos weren't worth their price at all. Some pieces of meat and a marinated egg came on a bed of rice, along with some boiled frozen vegetables (corn and broccoli, cauliflower, carrots). My mom's bento had very little meat, and mine had a more generous serving of chicken. However, my rice came doused with the three cup marinade, while my mom's rice was thoroughly coated in oil (kinda nasty). I typically am a huge fan of marinated eggs, but I found this particular one to be overly salty! Next time, I am definitely sticking to ordering only the bubble tea...

Got the marinated meat on rice - it was delicious, came fast, was steaming hot, and was cheap (less…read morethan 10 dollars). Good serving size too. I will definitely be coming back here, the couple that runs the shop are very kind and lovely. There are tables outside of the shop to sit down and eat. Note that if you are going to try this shop, they don't accept credit cards, only cash and debit cards.

Great location! Lots of products to choose from, many Alani Nu flavours. Workers are super fast and…read moreefficient. Slurpees are available here!

This is a relatively new convenience store that opened 2021-05-01. It is a standalone store; ie,…read morenot connected to a gas station. The store  is quite large in a square shape with an extremely high ceiling. There is no Tim Hortons so they sell their own hot drinks and pastries. We got some pizza slices (2 for $4). There are 4 types of pizza: cheese, pepperoni, pepperoni & meatballs, and one other. Service was courteous. Currently there is a promo Jun 13 to Jul 10. Something free each week and free pizza (with coupon) Jun 13-26. They sell lotteries. There is a Circle K cash dispenser. The store is wheelchair accessible. Review 2022-077 You can also find me on Instagram @chuan_chee. Thanks.

I grew up with a Hasty Market a couple of blocks away from where I lived in the Beaches. This Hasty…read moreMarket is next door to Wok of Asia, an eatery that I frequent often to get chilli chicken with rice. The last two times that I have dropped by Wok of Asia, I got a prime parking spot in front of the eatery, a few steps away from Hasty Market. After I had dinner at the former last night, I made a trip over to the latter to check it out. There's a lot going on at this convenience store. You can get Bitcoin through a kiosk. It's also a vape store. If you need your passport photo taken, this place handles it. Need a document printed, scanned, or even faxed? This store offers these services. Heck, I learned that I can get a key cut here. Crazy! I walked in. It felt like a convenience store. There were cases and bottles of pop, with candy behind the drinks. I liked that this store had Pepsi cream soda in both regular and zero sugar varieties. There was also a deal getting two bottles, so I took advantage of it. The beverage section is amazing. It was my first time seeing Fuze zero sugar. I felt like I had seen a unicorn. There's a fridge strictly for bags of ice. The dairy section is decent if you need eggs, milk, and butter. I saw caps on the wall representing your favourite soccer team. I also saw jewellery next to a bunch of scratch lottery tickets. I don't know whether it'll tarnish as you wear it. I waited a bit before a nice woman greeted me. I saw an Aero bar going for $1. I got one. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and all was great. She put my goodies in a plastic bag, which was nice. I thanked her and left. I have consumed the Aero bar. It was yummy. It was a good $1 purchase. I have tried one of the bottles of Pepsi cream soda that has zero sugar. It's good. The cream soda is subtle, but I dig it. I'm so glad that I dropped by. It's a cool store and a hidden gem. (92)

Excellent selection of products. Best tobacco products. Very welcoming atmosphere. They also have a…read moregreat selection of Powerade flavours

Korean grocery store with a butcher counter and tons of prepared banchan (side dishes)…read moreI bought marinade short rides as th

Are you wanting to cook some odd ethnic food and need a strange cut of beef that no mainstream…read moregrocery carries? You've found the place to cater to your needs. I come here to grab my beef kneecaps, ox tail, leg bones, etc. Of course prices for these animal parts are low, since they are relatively low-demand parts. It's run by a Korean, so if you're looking for "bulgogi" or "galbi" you'll get all the proper cuts too. Yum yum yum. Off to boil leg bones for 10 hours.

This is a typical Toronto convenience store. With big box stores looming on the horizon,…read moredocumenting these tiny businesses seems more important now than ever. After checking in with the Yelp app, only after years of coming to this store, do I realize that it's name is One Star, kinda cool in itself. They have a decent selection of chips and frozen treats, plus a magazine stand. The wall behind the til is decorated with winning lottery tickets as an incentive to buy. There is also a coffee pot on with a combo deal along with a beef patty. Totally adequate and convenient hours.