Holy moly this place is crazy busy on the weekends. The store seems super small. It was not easy to walk around people in this store. I was trying to find some beef balls to show to my friend and I couldn't find them at this store. The isles are narrow. It is well stocked so that is a plus. The cashier area is chaotic. When you first enter the store, you head right into the tiny bakery area. Bakery selection seems very limited. I say this is my least favorite T&T. read more

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from my understanding, bakery department products should be freshly baked. i noticed some of the products are made in China, and the best before date is a printed label on them. The products have T&T bakery icon on them, it is cheating ? I bought a box of 4 pastry with creamy fillings ( after home noticed the product is made of China and the filling was still half frozen ). Did ask the staff but they said they don't know ? read more

T&T is always a staple when it comes to grocery shopping for Asian goods, but this particular store has the worse layout if you're not shopping alone and have a stroller or anything similar to a buggy. The aisles are already narrow, which can be fine for navigation when people let you through, but this store likes to restock their shelves during the day with their pallets in the middle of the floor in several areas and staff pulling boxes around them. To make matters worse - in order to pay - when it gets busy, they expect customers to form a line into each aisle. Basically, customers stand in the center of each lane making it impossible for a stroller/cart to go around. Super efficient and an overall very poor layout. Cashiers are nice and friendly and variety is good if you have the patience to endure the chaos. read more

Today, we discovered a new cake. They have a durian layer cake that is really fantastic. At $23, though a little bit expensive, I can still afford it. At first glance, it doesn't look like much as if it is covered with a thin sheet of egg , then when you cut into it, there are the layers. Taste wise, it has a hint of durian, not that strong. In our opinion, it could be a good deal stronger. But the texture when you bite into it was creamy, smooth and just right. Beautiful, just beautiful. Great find. If they can increase the flavor and reduce the price, it would be perfect. read more

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What I lIke about T&T is it is a huge Asian, (HK style) grocery shop. It has a significant cooked food section for those wanting to grab a quick meal. The offerings vary from pastries to sushi to popular Chinese dishes. Earlier in the day, the bbq offerings are decent. After 3Ish pm, much of the cooked foods and pastries go on sale. What is also good is that it has a huge offering of fresh fruits and vegetables, some fairly exotic. Not to mention all sorts of other goodies such seafood and meats. It has become a very popular store for many folks here in Coquitlam. read more

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Very organized, bright and clean! You know how Americans are like "Chinese markets are dirty, fishy and stinks"..Well, Canada knows whats upppp! This is a total opposite of that and I'm very glad. Living in Seattle I thought it's common that the Asian grocery stores are dark, dirty and kinda stinky and messy. And now I realized they could do better! I wish this is nearby where I live because it's very nice and they have almost ALL kinds of products you need. Even deli, ready to eat sushi, fast breakfast items (sandwiches, egg tarts, Chinese bread, dim sums, congee, etc!), cooking tools, authentic sauces and drinks, and much more!!! Although I can't give it a 5 stars cause I can tell it's pretty pricy. I know it's a nice market but I wish things are in their reasonable prices. I came here for milk tea packages (cause they don't sell any in Seattle! Shame....) And it costs $9.99 CAD for a 24 packages box! OMG! Maybe like $5 CAD ($30~ HKD) from Hong Kong how this is $10 CAD? I don't know how much it actually costs for shipping but well you can imagine how much more you are paying for one item. Also the egg tarts are $1 each. Hmmm. You judge. Seattle egg tarts are 50 cents or less so, nope, even if it tastes better than the ones in Seattle. Overall I might come back for milk tea again cause..I have a crazy milk tea drinker and that crave is strong... But if I come here for grocery I would compare their prices with other stores first. I still like how clean and organized it is tho! So if you don't mind the price tag, more just prefer the environment, this is a place for you! read more

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This is a busy T&T Supermarket located in the mall. Store layout is a bit cramped. It was weird the beauty products were facing the produce section. There was a large selection of prepared food (eg dim sum, cooked food) to choose from if you do not feel like cooking your meal. read more

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It's convient, as it is in Coquitlam Centre, but this is probably one of the smaller ones too. Not that much selection, compared to the one's I'm used to going to. I will say that they have a pretty cool checkout at the cooked food side. It's just weird that you have an asian supermarket in a caucasian mall, and there is an asian mall across the street , but that mall is pathetic (Henderson Plaza). read more

T&T Supermarket - The bakery. - International Grocery Near Me - Coquitlam, British Columbia

I would give zero star if I could. This location is, without a doubt, the worst T&T supermarket I have ever shopped at (I have been to multiple locations and in different provinces as well). Store is small and cramped. I understand that each location holds different products so it can cater to different clientele but this location just seems poorly managed and always in short supply of products. Every time I come to this location, I tend to spend 5 times less than I would at the one at Metrotown/Richmond. I would not recommend anyone to come to this location unless convenience is the only thing that matters to you (even that, you would probably end up having to take another trip to another supermarket to pick up all the ingredients you need). read more

Great assortment of Chinese specialty foods in Coquitlam. It's good to know that there's a T & T Supermarket in Coquitlam to serve the unique needs of their large and growing Asian community. I love that they offer ready-to-eat foods, both hot and cold, at competitive prices. I also appreciate that they have sampling tables to allow you to try new and different products. I wish, however, that this place wasn't so crowded, even during off-peak hours. Also, several times, I was disappointed to find that certain pastries were sold out, and unlikely to be replenished that day. I guess first come, first serve. read more

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Its part of Coquitlam Centre, always busy,not as busy as the Metrowtown location, bring your own bags they charge! I love the ready foods, sushi to go and the baked goods. Lower mainland has lots of Asian grocery stores and I must admit T&T is one of my favourites, and are pretty decently priced. Don't ever try to ask workers for help most of them don't speak English, which is fine I find the store pretty easy to navigate. If you come an hour before closing most of the fresh food go on sale!! Cheap dinner!! read more

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Friendly staff and very clean store the service was good no wait times they get to you really fast love this store will be coming back again

Swarming with Asians, T&T offers mostly Chinese food with a limited selection of Vietnamese, Thai, Malaysian, Japanese, Singaporean and Indian food. Ever since the chain stores had been bought out by Superstore, prices became expensive while selections include more western products and brands. Their Asian produces and spices and sauces selection are neither good, complete nor have good prices. This spell trouble as one need to be good at at least one aspect. But perhaps most people are creature of habits and not too aware of the prices creeping up since the takeover. Compared to local Chinese grocery store in Henderson Mall and Korean grocery store H-Mart, T&T loses out in both pricing and selection. Nevertheless it has a takeout dim sum and bbq meat and cooked food section that is always a draw for Asians and others who need help with their daily meals and probably the two features that keep the Asians back day after day despite the non-competitive pricing (there isn't another grocery store in Coquitlam that has equal cooked food section to match). Their bbq meat quality is average, not tasty, has msg, but so is everywhere else. They also have sushi and other cold dishes (I always stay away especially if they are discounted at end of day). But many folks go there after work for daily marked down items. They could improve by providing seating instead of letting patrons eat like homeless people outside the grocery store. The bakery section is a joke. Most items made locally are in plastic boxes and filled with tasteless flour and some sesame decoration but prices the same as local Maxim bakery. Their cakes are a little better but pricey yet lacking in butter or cream in their content. Their buns are large in size but little in taste. After may disappointment I have learnt to walk over to Henderson Mall to buy better quality pastries. Or pay more and buy from St Germaine in the mall. Where T&T is strong is in the live and frozen seafood section with tons of choices including good selection of wild caught frozen seafood. They also have a good selection of frozen cooked Chinese dim sum, crepes, dumplings and buns-all Zero nutrition but high price considering price to nutrition ratio - but that's the way modern Asian eats. The junk food aisle of chips and candies and other dried goodies are often the most popular amongst young and old. Service wise the cashiers are speedy and polite. There are no self-check station (theft is a constant problem there). Expect long line up at typical peak times (after work and weekends) Parking is no problem as the mall provides ample of such. Location wise it's next to Walmart so could always swing by next door to get anything not offered in T&T. Overall a good Asian grocery to complete the grocery and bbq pork scene in Coquitlam. read more

T&T supermarkets in general have a great variety of Asian products but the environmental damage this place does is horrid. They continue to wrap single Pieces of produce in styrofoam and cling wrap. Some other big supermarkets do this but not as bad as T&T. The Asian supermarkets in Vancouver have next to little or no environmental consciousness when it comes to packaging. T&T is now owned by Loblaws so its not suprising they have not changed their habits as Loblaws supermarkets are the worst of the big chain supermarkets. read more

I'm just amazed and in awe of the variety of Asian foods and delicacies you can get at this super store. Coquitlam... you guys are so spoiled to have such a convenient place to shop your groceries or just get what's already done for you in their dim sum and deli section. Live seafood, fresh produce, ready to cook dishes... you name it! So happy we got lanzones and mangosteen. Reminds me of my childhood back home in Manila. We tried and cooked the live spotted prawns and they were totally delicious. Wish we had this in Utah! read more

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We are regular tnt customer in this location and we used to love shopping the ready food items. On Sept 13, 2020, we bought "gongbao chicken" as usual, but this time the food item chicken was covered by lots of starch. we asked the lady who works there and was told different chef has different style. We brought back home to eat and found most chicken are only skin with starch not meat at all. They used the starch to cover it. What a shame for famous Asian food place. This fast food item should not be like that. We are very disappointed. read more

It's convenient (located in Coquitlam Centre) but parking can be hell, and it is one of the smaller T&T's. Their bakery & baked goods look really really good when you look at it, but I've regretted every single purchase I've made there. If you are craving for sweet, cheap good Asian bakery, go across the street to Henderson's place (not that good, but still better than the one in T&T) or go to Cake-Ya in Port Moody (just awesome ... indescribable!) Chinese take out, same as with bakery, looks good but tastes kinda crappy when you dig in. They are not super cheap, but not too overpriced either. With nearby Canadian Superstore and other grocery stores also carrying lots of Asian items, this is not the only place to go for the popular Asian stuff 1 line summary: Food look good,taste bad. Grocery is nice & OK-priced. Brightly lit and clean read more

All in all, this place is really great to find veggies, herbs and fruits one would have a hard time finding at other supermarkets. I always have a hard time finding Young Coconuts for its water as I'm a health fanatic (most days). Just be prepared for a busy and "youre on your own" type of service. But, the good prices more than make up for it, so this has never been a problem for me. The variety at T&T is so great that sometimes I'll browse there when I cant decide what to make for dinner, knowing all my needs will be met in one produce-rich location read more

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Good food and lots of options but service are ok. As for the service the one in Surrey is worse but Coquitlam depends sometimes it's nice and others are barely passable. Fair price and decently fresh read more

We usually order to go food from T&T food vendor for dinner if we have no time to cook. If you order 2 large dishes, you get a bowl of rice and special dessert for free. Not a bad deal for only $15.99. You can choose over 20 items and they always give you a lot of food. Definitely the quantity is not a issue but quality is so so. If you just want to fill your stomach it is not a bad choice. read more

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Located inside Coquitlam Centre, however I would much rather go to Target instead of T&T, but that is a whole other story. This T&T is no where nearly as spacious as the one at Metrotown or even the one on 1st Ave. Selection is slim pickings. Try a different first prior to heading to this location. read more

Since Loblaws bought out T&T, I find it's been going downhill. I was just shopping there this afternoon at Coquitlam Centre, and basics were not available and their supply chain is terrible that when you go in there expecting to find certain ingredients that you have seen the store carry on previous visit, they are completely out of it on the day you actually want it and continue to be out for the next few days until their next truck arrives. For example, I was not able to find: - lemons - zucchini - (thai) basil - keffir lime leaves Also the shelves are not checked for expiry dates, so be attentive when you shop. I found the fresh Pho vermicelli rice noodles that were not so fresh - expired since Mar 25 and it is Mar 29. I also see that their selection of brands are also declining. I was not able to find a jar of japanese pickled ginger (for sushi), there were some random other Chinese ones there, which I was forced to get. Their rice vinegars are also lacking in some brands, like Kikoman. There is a large enough population around Coquitlam to support Asian supermarkets. Maybe next time I'll have to go to Henderson Mall, H-Mart to avoid a two supermarket visit to get the items I am now missing. read more

If I could, I would rate this T&T as 3 1/2 stars. It is conveniently located in Coquitlam Centre, but I prefer the one in Metrotown. since that one is larger, and has a bigger deli area. read more

When not crowed a great place to go for Asian groceries. They have most everything you'd want in a Asian supermarket. Ohhhh I miss the bakery section :( read more

Being a white guy who's actually a chinese guy who's craving asian stuff the way a white guy would crave asian stuff, I tend to come here often. I don't really shop for groceries as much as I shop for asian junk food. The only actual food I buy here is frozen dimsum because sometimes, late at night, you have a dimsum craving and your only option is to make it yourself. I occasionally buy things like BBQ Pork which seems to be of decent enough quality. Service is minimal. Check out speed is a bit slow but there's not a lot of asian supermarkets out there outside of Chinatown. read more

Bought two separate cakes for two different parties. Both were amazing, light and not super sugary. We had the mango mousse cake and vanilla creme fruit cake and both were sooooo good. Definitely our go to place for cakes from now on. read more

I'm not sure what's up with this T&T but the selection seems to be subpar compared to other T&Ts. I can't seem to find a lot of stuff that they have at other locations which is really disappointing. I know the location is small but so is the Chinatown store. This includes the large platters of frozen hot pot meat. They only have the small packages of meat here. It's like they are thinking people of the Tri-cities do not eat as much hot pot so we won't sell the large platters. Also can't find fresh ramen noodles and brown rice noodles. Metrotown has many varieties of brown vermicelli. This location barely has one. Unfortunately this is still the best option for Asian groceries in the area, unless someone can tell me otherwise. read more

Great store to go to for asian food. The bakery is good - fresh breads, pastries. I sometimes get the Chinese take-out food for when I don't have time to cook. It doesn't beat take-out from an actual (decent) Chinese restaurant - but it's convenient. I find the asian snack foods and frozen prepared foods have a lot of additives so I don't get those too often... I react to the MSG and such. The overall grocery selection is limited but it's a good place to go to for asian ingredients and fresh fruits and vegetables. I find their fruits are typically fresher than a place like Kin's Farm. read more

Great place to pick up lunch or dinner. They offer different asian foods such as sushi, viet subs, bubble tea, bbq pork etc. They serve hot dishes as well. 2, 3 or 4 item combos. They mark down their food after around 7pm, but be quick or all the marked down items will be gone. read more

As others mentioned since Loblaws purchased T&T it's definitely gone downhill . It was only months ago when they raised their pricing on hot food items . A bowl of white rice was $1.00 ,then $1.99 and then they downsized it from a bowl to a small rectangular plate and up'd the price to $2.50 now .... I can't believe they did that . They raised their prices on a bowl of hot food as well from $7.99 to $8.99 and then went from a bowl to that much smaller rectangular plate which is just over 1/2 what you used to get . Or if you look at the 2 or 3 items w/ rice combo they even downsized the compartmental styrofoam containers .... It's been enough to stop me from shopping there . Hon's is down the street ,cheaper and you get more Walmart just moved in and they won't be able to compete with grocery pricing ...Walmart is far less.......This is destined to become just a even more specialized asian store read more

I like this place. It's bustling, clean, and has so much to offer in the way of Asian-y stuff. You simply cannot beat the produce prices. Their seafood department is well-kept, such that the particularly unpleasant smell of the sea (and other things...you know what I'm talking about if you've been to an Asian supermarket that deals in fishies) doesn't overpower the place. I like wandering around the bakery, too, though I admit I've only sampled one little item from there. read more

Great convenient store but poor customer service. Whenever you ask them about an item, the say we don't carry it anymore, but if you spend time and walk around the store you will find it! It happened few times to me. read more

Should have read Mel T.'s and used that as a reason to stay away from T&T's bakery! Awful is the best way to describe the terrible cakes we got. Bought 7 individual cakes, 3 coffee mousse (terrible!) they had such a bad taste to them. The others had to have sat there for some time before l bought them. Hard and dry, and 2 were made with butter creme! Never again will l pay that amount for that bad! Too bad l don't live closer... l would have taken them back and shown them to unexpected buyers, as a warning! But, l live in Maple Ridge and had to wait until we got home to eat them. Too much money spent, just to put into the garbage can! NOT HAPPY and NEVER AGAIN! read more

There are only two bigger Asian supermarkets in the area, T&T and Tung Sing in Henderson Place mall. T&T is lightyears ahead of Tung Sing in terms of cleanliness, freshness, selection, layout and friendliness of staff. Since it is located inside Coquitlam Center, there is just so much more to see and do here compare to Henderson, much rather spend my time shopping here instead. read more

I like the dim sum there, shop there almost every week. One at Metotown center bottom level and the other one at Coquitlam center next to Target. Many chinese / japanese/ taiwanese cute stuffs and drinks. love this place. read more