This store has been here for years, but I'd never actually gone inside until now. We were in search…read moreof a specific product and came here after going to a few other stores in the area. There are two entrances to this store. One is directly from the parking lot, on the south side of the mall, down a set of stairs within a glass enclosure. The other entrance is also down a set of stairs, but inside the mall. They have so many products all crammed into the basement. Aisles are narrow, filled with products from the floor to the ceiling. One side of the store has women's and men's clothing, drapery, curtain rods, and bedding. This store has all the typical things you'd find in a Chinese houseware store: pots, pans, cutlery, mugs, hot water dispensers, rice cookers, cleaning supplies (brooms, buckets, sponges), over-the-door hangers, kitchen tools and utensils, range hoods, space heaters, etc. What I've only seen at this store were washing machines and joss paper (ghost or spirit money). These are things that you burn for your ancestors to have in the afterlife. They had joss paper in the form of money, cellphones, tablets, watches, eyeglasses, jewelry, and even clothing with some recognizable brands.

In the basement of the New Century Plaza located along Steeles Ave E at Ferrier St, there's a…read moredepartment store called The Best Shop. I was surprised to find out that there are 9 of these stores in the GTA. Well, if you have time to browse and walk the aisles you'll find so many practical items for your house and life. I don't really know how to sum it up but I call it an Asian dollar store as far as product variety but prices can range up to hundreds of dollars. Checkout was fairly quick.

Came here after dinner for a walk. Came across some…read moreinteresting products while walking around the store. Value consistent across stores. Checkout line was long though..

It's Costco - you honestly know what you're getting into here. Parking can be a total nightmare,…read morebut compared to a few other locations, atleast I know I won't get freaking grid locked trying to pick up my 48 pack of eggs. This location is alright. Very well staffed to constantly re-organize/ clean up from the mass of shoppers. It's so crazy busy after work and on the weekends, as expected at most Costcos. If you can go during the weekday, do it. It's worth the slight bit more of peace. Oddly enough, their pharmacy is always slow. It's just so busy, but given it's an affordable option for many people without health benefits, it makes sense. Staff are great here, and everything is easy to find - exactly where expected. If the weather isn't so bad, just park a bit further out. And for the love of all things costco, please be a good human being and put your cart away!

A normal Walmart walk for us to buy some everyday items…read more Tomatoes were a bit on the soft end here, so we didn't get any. Prices were pretty decent. Decent selection too. Self check out is built really weirdly.. where does the line go? Into the toy aisle? Just weird.

Located inside Markville Mall, this Walmart is exceptionally clean and well-organized. It's smaller…read morethan a standalone Supercentre but perfect for grabbing essentials while mall shopping. The store features a modern layout and quick self-checkouts, making it a reliable, stress-free stop for groceries, household goods, and seasonal items. Lot of clearance items after Christmas and new year

Panda Mart just opened up in Scarborough and I had to go check it out. It's like Temu, but offline!…read moreChinese dollar store on steroids. The store has taken over the entire space Rona used to be, making it incredibly large. With slight exaggeration, you could get 10k steps in just looking around. There are a wide variety of goods being offered, and the prices are often even cheaper than Dollarama (though some stuff is kinda overpriced in comparison, like $30 kitchen shelves?) so I guess they win some lose some. I found some really good deals for plates, kitchenware, hair accessories, stationary, and foam rollers. Since the place is so big, it's hard to find a worker, and even if you find someone, they likely will not know the answer. It's okay though... explore away!

After the crazy/busy lineups and hype, we finally made it here. The store is incredibly huge, with…read morelong aisles of practically everything you can think of. We saw unique items like wheels for lawnmowers and bikes. There are also cosmetics, housewares, stationery supplies, etc. The store is quite messy, though, with many aisles that need cleaning and reorganizing, and imo, the quality is much lower than Dollarama or Dollar Tree. The parking lot is huge, and the store wasn't overly busy for a weekend afternoon.

Tips: - You need a quarter to unlock a shopping cart…read more - Self-checkout kiosks are highly encouraged here. - Al Premium products are in the grocery section, which is different. My rating is 3.5 stars. I love the produce and Asian products. Anusha, an associate, ruined my initial experience at this grocery store. I'm rounding down. A few Saturdays ago, after dropping off a couple of items at the Markham Household Hazardous Waste Depot, I needed to get groceries. I did something different and sought out a grocery store that I had never visited. I settled for this Walmart in Richmond Hill. This Walmart is with a bunch of box stores. I used to frequent this area often years ago. I remember when this store used to be a Sam's Club. It was extremely busy in the parking lot on a Saturday afternoon. I parked a fair distance away from the main entrance. Unlike my usual Walmart in Markham in the Boxgrove area that doesn't require any coin to unlock a shopping cart, this place requires a 25-cent deposit to unlock one. I had a quarter in my wallet and put it to good use. I will say that I like the produce section a lot. It's probably because it features Al Premium products. The celery that I got was healthy and in pristine condition. The avocados looked good. Prices were decent. The fruit section was excellent. I got strawberries and cherries. I also saw dragon fruit and lychee. What ruined my experience was Anusha, an associate. I was walking next to a long fridge. It had ended, so there was a slight gap between my cart, with me behind it, and the next fridge to my right. This woman wanted to pass me on the right side between my cart and the open fridge. Really? I'm technically pushing a cart on the right. How about pass on the left like a normal human being would have done?! Anusha was rude. She had to wait in front of the fridge, with my cart and me moving forward. Just a weird move on her part. I gave her a puzzled stare. I loved the Asian section. I got gyoza that were delicious when I heated them up at home. I got black garlic ramen that I love. This place has a ton of ramen varieties that it was almost overwhelming! A good supermarket with Asian products has to have Pei Pa Koa. This store had the large bottles. Whenever I have a sore throat that leads to a horrible cough, this product is the only one that works wonders for me. I loved seeing it here. I got snacks I grabbed a bottle of peanuts. I also got a couple of boxes of Dare cookies. There was a clearance section as I headed toward the checkout. It looked so chaotic, as if a huge fan was trying to blow all products on the display shelves and it succeeded. It was so messy that I didn't even bother looking at whatever discounts were there. Also unlike my regular Walmart in Markham, this one didn't have any humans at the checkout area to help customers cash out. Rather, the self-checkout kiosks were encouraged. I had no problem scanning my items. I then paid with a credit card. I bagged everything with my reusable bags and then headed to my car to load my purchases into it. I was parked next to the shopping cart return area. I got my quarter back. I then left. I love the products here. It sadly took a Walmart associate to ruin my experience. She needs to realize that she is representing Walmart and trying to play chicken with my cart isn't cutting it. I hope that other associates working at this store aren't like her. She dampened my shopping experience by being an impatient jerk. Should I return to this store, I hope that she's not there. (323)

One of my favourite Walmart to shop around. It's a Superstore so it is a huge and much bigger…read more Lots of wide spaces to walk in between aisles. The store carries a lot more inventory and I have more luck finding items when they are on sale at this location than at the other Walmart. It also has a huge grocery section: bakery, meat, fruits, veggies, seafood etc. I also like their self checkout though they always seemed to close half of it. Lots of parking space as the lot shares with other sotres. The lot is always half empty towards the back. The only thing I wish is that it would be close to me :)

My checkout person was Aiden and he turned my frown upside down, he was very nice, respectful and…read moreseemed like a great guy! He also said merry Christmas and happy new years, what a guy!

Like all Targets - large. Need your 10k steps today? Come here with a long list and you'll have…read morethem in no time. I've only ever been here early in the day and it's clean and organized. They have odd parking, but plenty of it. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

A very multi-departmental store that tries to cater to just about everything that you might need or…read morewant to buy within an outlet. They weren't super busy, but it took a while to try to flag someone down to ask if they had a specific item I wanted to get. As for the value - I got a ton of items for a fairly decent price so I'm happy with that.

The Best Shop, connected to First Markham Place, offers an extensive range of home goods and…read moregadgets. From premium brands to lesser-known, budget-friendly options, this shop caters to a range of preferences. I recently splurged in high-quality stainless steel spoons for my soupy meals, choosing the premium version that can hang on the bowl priced at around $7 each. The cheaper versions can be as little as $2-$3. The shop has a ton of utensils, alongside a diverse selection of kitchen essentials, from small washing machines and rice cookers to pots and pans. They have Zojirushi rice cookers and we were looking for inner pot to replace ours but too bad they don't sell parts like the inner pot. Additionally, they offer an array of gadgets and also Asian skincare products. Check them out if you're looking to stock your kitchen or looking for niche kitchen item, they'll likely have it.

I first discovered Uncle Terry's from the Ex. From their name and branding it gives an impression…read morethat they've been around for a while (give me a bit of Honest Ed's feel, I don't know why) but it's actually been about 2 years and this location near Kensington Market being their newest. When you come in, it does give a slight attic smell, which I don't mind. They told me they usually restock on Thursdays and the other location by Sterling Road usually carries even more inventory. I purchased a shiatsu massager and back up Aukey earphones that were new in package from the Ex. However, the earphones didn't work. The great thing is they are one of the few or probably only liquidators that I know that allows for a 7 day return if there's an issue. Normally most discount liquidators I've been to, it's pretty much the final sale. I wasn't able to visit within 7 days, but did send them an email with the issue with the earphones so they extended the warranty for me to come in within the end of the month to get store credit or exchange, which I'm so grateful for. Apparently they sold hundreds of those earphones and only a few came back with issues. I was able to drop by yesterday after work and decided to exchange for another shiatsu massager for my in-laws. What I appreciate about this spot is that it's relatively organized in shelves with multiple copies of an item. There are bargain bins too for $5 if you really want to search for any deals and treasures. I much prefer than other liquidators where usually things are thrown in bins and you don't know exactly what it is until you open it. The staff there was also super patient and friendly. Definitely if you're in the area peek in and see if you score any deals. They will be moving back inventory from the Ex today and the pricing seems to be the same. Though they might offer tax off discounts with cash at the Ex but not at the store.

Uncle Terry's is more then a discount warehouse ... its a sophisticated lifestyle brand for…read moretech-savy urbanites !! Theres always something useful, or unique, or mysterious, or creative, or esoteric, or just lots of fun !! I always leave entertained and never empty handed !!!

Shopping at The Bay inside Markville Shopping Centre can be a frustrating experience…read more I am on the hunt for a carry one luggage and I thought I go check out what The Bay have on sale..as I naively believe there's really bargain at The Bay. I fanatically walked around the store looking for luggage department as I could not find any store directory which is usually located near the escalators. Maybe the goal is to get people walk around and spend more time in the store and they might ended up buying things?? Of course even with 60% off, the prices still a lot than other places? I wonder would ANYONE pay full price for anything here?? Cashing out can be a pain as I saw shoppers were sent all over the store trying to pay for their goods.... I hate Centralized cashier system.....

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has a bad review of this place! The one star is for the service…read morehere. The shoe department needs to hire more people especially on busy days they have no one helping you and the lines get insanely long. I tried getting boots once and they told me they didn't have any more in stores. I asked them to place an online order and they told me to do it instead. Um ok. Went to the fitting room to try on some sweaters and when I came out I put the stuff I didn't want on the rack that they had in their fitting room and the person working rudely said I couldn't leave my stuff on the rack and that I was to put it back from where I got it from. TALK ABOUT GREAT SERVICE! When I was paying I was in line at one of their service desk and when it got to my turn the girl working walked away. I wasn't sure if she was helping someone else or if she would come back but she didn't acknowledge anything so I stood around for a few mins. She didn't come back so I went to another desk to pay. Stood in line for 10-15 mins behind one customer (obv taking their sweet time). Finally the employee was like "Are you trying to pay for the bay items? Cause we don't accept those items" .....I'm sorry could you not have said anything in that 15 mins so I didn't need to waste my time standing in line for something? Smh. The Bay might as well make everything a self serve place cause you're definitely not getting any service from here.

This one's definitely not my favorite winners location. It's convenient to get to, but I find their…read moreselections of clothing are not as great. The changing rooms also seriously need to be maintained. It's so dusty, there's always a pile of dust bunnies blowing around in there. The home section is okay. Its kinda messy and I don't often find goodies here. Beauty section is also quite messy. They have those end aisle sections for clearance items and usually it's open or spilling product. I wouldn't bother to try selling those because it's just very unsanitary. Staff here are really nice though and will help you best they can if you're trying to locate something or notice broken/spilling things. Cashier here is very fast. Even if the line looks long, they're so good with calling in reimbursements and getting that line down right away.

Markham is blessed with three Winners stores. This one has been here for eons. It's located at…read moreMarkham Woodside. The name always throws me off because I think of Woodside Square in Scarborough. Anyway, it's next door to Kitchen Stuff Plus, which is highly convenient. This Winners isn't my favourite. It makes sense to me why I haven't got around to doing a review until now. It's not a horrible store. I find that the selection is either spot on or disappointing, depending on what I need. Over a decade ago, when I worked for a company in Scarborough, it was hosting its first user symposium. I played a few roles, including updating our corporate Web site with photos and information about the event. I needed business clothes. My friend and I came to this Winners to get some decent apparel. This store holds my personal record for spending the most time at a Winners during a single visit. We spent two hours looking at and trying on blazers, blouses, and pants. I ended up buying a blazer and a blouse. The blazer still works and has stood the test of time. I have since worn it numerous times for various job interviews. It's kind of my lucky blazer. Sadly, the blouse didn't last as long as the blazer. I recently went back to this store to check it out. I was here for one thing: a PopSocket. A couple of weeks ago, I got a new phone case for my new phone. I needed a new PopSocket, as I might as well go with this new streak. I came here last Wednesday after running a number of errands. There is always plenty of parking. I parked fairly close to the store and walked in. A friendly guy was manning a hand sanitizer station. He was great. I said hi and walked in. Purses greeted me next. Sadly, there wasn't a single Kipling bag for me to gush over. I was sad. I like that most Winners stores have similar layouts. I immediately found the phone accessories section, which is right by the checkout. There were lots of PopSocket designs to choose from. I was happy and selected the one that won my heart. I avoided the shoe section. I don't need more shoes! The selection of women's size 11 footwear is also hit or miss. It's all about timing. The store's interior is much more inviting than I recall. Aisles are wider. The lighting is better. I liked the improvements since I was last here. I paid using a debit card. There wasn't a lineup at 7 pm on a Wednesday night. I got my TJX Style+ card scanned, too. I thanked the woman and left. Here's hoping that it offers Kipling bags soon. It's a good Winners. It's just not my favourite out of the three in Markham, but it had what I needed during this visit. (429)