Good place, Best in market in terms of authentic/Iraqi…read moreconvenience store, but too pricey, and that's simply because they do not have any competition! Variety is okay, it used to be much better before, they seem to be downgrading their inventory a bit.

Welcome to Baghdad. With a middle eastern craving for some…read morespices and sweets I knew this place would have my fix. This little market has a lot of things to meet most of your needs. Picked up some Zatar, sesame cookies, and lebaneh. Great choice if you are in the Vaughan area.

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.

This is a small INS Market convenience store. The staff member is extremely friendly…read more They sell all the typical convenience store items, including lottery tickets. They do sell small plushies, which I've never seen at an INS Market before, only at bigger stores like Shoppers Drug Mart. There is no free WiFi.  The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-088

I live nearby this nice little convenience store and go there often. A bit pricy but it's a…read moreconvenience store so not very a suprise. Staff is nice though 1 young lady with long hair is extremely nonchalant, apathetic and never smiles...

A small convenient store within a block of Bayview Station, offering packs of gum, candies, and…read moreother typical variety store fare. Lining the shelves amongst the usual bags of chips, there are also Korean / Asian snacks like dried squid, Pocky, and seaweed. Melona can also be found nestled with Ben & Jerry's in the freezer aisle. Prices are higher than what you'd find at the grocery store, but it's great for grabbing a quick item or two when the trek to Bayview Village feels too dang far.

Hello Jess!* This is a review about a convenience store. A very good convenience store. Best in the…read morearea by far. Snacks, cashpoint, ice cold drinks. Convenient indeed! *The Jess bit is an unrelated joke, the facts about the store remain true.

Best convenience store in the area. They carry all the basics that you could possibly need, and for…read morecheaper than Dominion. You'd think that since there are only two aisles, they wouldn't have a lot of stuff, but they manage to fit everything into the tiny store. Toilet paper for 99 cents, an expanding produce section, and $4.99 DVDs (all new releases!). This place has tons more beyond your basic bread, milk and eggs, so if you need something quick, come here instead of Dominion. One downfall -- they're not open very late at all, so you'll have to go for late-night runs to Dominion on College or the 24-hour 7-11 down the street.

Three Star Variety sealed its Yelp fate with its unfortunately prophetic choice of monniker. This…read morestore is neither great nor terrible. It straddles the line between warm and cold, sweet and sour, original and extra crispy. Let me take you inside this land of non-wonders. Take my hand, love. Just do it. Welcome to your standard Toronto corner convenience store. There are ten thousand such stores in Toronto and each one acts an an anchor for the neighbourhood. A place where every item is covered with a thin film of dust and the floor is ready to peel off at any second. It's where to go to pick up milk when you're running low, or a lottery ticket when you're feeling low, or some apple bottom jeans when shawty is getting low. (Fucking timely reference, eh.) Curious handwritten signs dot the store with highly specific Engrish proclamations like: "No more four students" and "no backpacks" and "no banana peels in garbage." Their cash machine is defunct, but you can get cash back at the cash register. Services provided by this corner store also include the sale of TTC tokens and DVD rentals for $3.59. You can also rent VHS tapes here, but you don't care about that because it's 2012. In a word/initialism this place is A-OK. For that it earns (and I mean EARNS) three sexy stars. Good on you, TSV. Obligatory Title Pun: At first you don't succeed, TRI, TRI again. Menu Readability: These handwritten signs are a hoot. Need to mention: They got it all: chips, cat food, cereal, pop. Everything. What this place teaches me about myself: Aim high to acheive your dreams.

Nice lady at counter and decent hours that fit my fortnite and chip/cookie craving schedule.read more

Very nice people here. Always get my drinks here and Sunny is very kind. Highly recommend this…read morestore.

best place to grab a christmas tree in downtown toronto…read more also, the hanging baskets/perennial/annuals are very healthy (and not only that the selections are great!) which is why this is the place i go pick up my plants every year. it's not massive garden centre like supermarkets but i guess that's why plants are kept so well.