All Asian goods! Fresh grown market produce as well as all the essentials found at any supermarket…read more All the tins of food are imported from Asian countries. There is a huge range of kitchen utensils and clothing. Everything could be found here at very reasonable prices. Good parking underneath the shop.

Cute Asian shop. The…read morelady is really nice here and I ended up getting those Japanese ball biscuits that I had as a child and some amazing Sparkling Coconut Water with GInger - https://spiralfoods.com.au/product/sparkling-coconut-water-ginger/ I love it so much and I wish they have something like this in the states, but unfortunately nothing with both components together. It's so good - completely obsessed with it and I bought another non-Japanese items, which was Bundaberg Lemonade.

North Steyne Emporio is a gourmet cafe, market and grocer and a family run business. It has been…read morearound for years and considered a Northern Beaches insitution with its great service, deli style breakfasts and lunch and is also a florist and grocer. North Steyne Emporio are also the Northern Beaches flagship store for Vittorio Coffee and also offer Affogoto,Green, Jasmine and Black teas. The homemade pastas can be enjoyed within the cafe or can be taken home also. My stable is the salad sandwiches in mixed grain, fruit salad with yoghurt and of course my skim mocha. Pay North Steyne Emporio a visit if your not from the area you will be pleased that you dropped in.

I love the reviews of the Emporio as a grocer, though I never think of it as that myself. I guess I…read morejust can't get past the sandwich bar. Anyone who has lived overseas will know that there is simply no equivalent to the authentic Aussie sandwich bar - you know, the one where you're faced with a counter of endless little stainless steel tubs of every conceivable sandwich component from which you can pick and choose your own personal combination. Chicken, beetroot and alfalfa? Sure! Ham, mayonnaise, lettuce and preserved lemon? No problem. No butter? Of course. And Emporio does it as well as the best - pick your bread (regular or sour dough; bun, baguette or bagel etc) then go to town. A personal favourite is the chicken schnitzel with mayonnaise and chilli sauce plus whatever salad I'm in the mood for. They don't come cheap, but you won't need dinner.

I like that they have the word "fresh" in their name. Seafood is delicious anyway but fresh makes…read moreit that much better, like an iced donut is better than just a donut. Prefixes, man. They make all the difference. This is your neighbourhood fish and chipper with a bit of the ol' sushi shop thrown in, it's in the High Street cluster of shops so you've got tooooons of options on where to get your snack on, and I'm partial to hot chips and fish cocktail and potato scallops so this place is my huckleberry. They do great rolls too, giant chicken rolls that I think are like $6 or something equally good, just don't get one that's been sitting in the sun in the display case. Fate is a fickle mistress and should not be tempted.

I wanted a coffee and had been to the classy cafe down the road before but the mocha was bitter and…read moreburnt. Not from the area I had to stick to the high street and it is pretty much lined with deep fried take away places and a Harris Farm. I saw outside tables and a coffee machine at what I thought was a little cafe so I nipped in to search out my caffeine fix. It was a fresh seafood shop / takeaway fish and chip shop / cafe. It seemed to be to be kind of an odd combination but at the same time I could see how it would work. Though it was a little smelly (being a fish shop of course) the food was fresh so it wasn't overpowering. Also there is a flower shop next door and the Lilies, Banksias and Kangaroo Paws line the shop where the indoor tables are. The fresh fish looks good. They have cuttlefish, snapper, prawns, salmon... a decent selection. To give you an idea of prices the special of the day were snapper fillets for $38.99. Take away menu is pretty comprehensive. There are of course fish and chips with a can of drink ($10.50) plus burgers, sandwiches, kids sushi ($4 for some avocado and cucumber bites) and fresh assorted seafood salads ($5.50 for a small). Coffee is Belaroma and my mocha was sweet but pretty good. The staff are friendly.

This country was built on the back of fresh produce providores and suburban fruiterers like this…read morebad boy here. Situated right next to what used to be a Franklins, then went to Coles, and what is now an IGA, Castlecrag Fruiterers has outlasted them all. Sure, it can;t compete on price with the big boys, but it damn sure blows them out of the water on every other count: quality, freshness, variety, customer service, friendliness and the knowledge that you're buying local which not only helps you sleep better at night but has been clinically proven to reduce rheumatism and actually cures polio. Yes, polio! Far from simply selling fine fruit, these guys do tonnes more: natural, yoghurts, fresh cereals, my favourite garlic dipping sauce and, bizarrely, Bart Simpson shaped pasta. And tonnes more, I really can't do justice to how cathartic, exciting and welcoming it is cruising around this store with the promise of an empty shopping basket and the whole world at your feet.

This little fruit and veg store (I say little, meaning floor space, not range) is FANTASTIC. The…read morerange is better than the IGA there and there are more specialised fruit and veg there, that you couldn't get at Northbridge Woolworths. Price are pretty good- somethings were cheaper than Woolies (like the beautiful mangoes @2/$6) while others were a little dearer. Everything that I bought lasted well and tasted delicious. As Simon Johnson is no longer in Castlecrag, this shop stocks a huge range of SJ products, as well as gluten free, dairy free and other gourmet products. They also have fresh flowers and kid sized trolleys(!!!)

Now this is the kind of deli that every suburb needs…read more Congratulations Summer Hill, you've got a good one here. Furthermore, if you're gluten intolerant and living in Summer Hill, then you're really lucky, as this deli has a fantastic range of gluten free (gf) products. Some, but definitely not all, of these products are listed below: * The Pastry Pantry gf pastry sheets (sweet and savoury) * Zehnder gf breads * Healthy Feast gf pizza bases * Syndian gf and vegan products, including vege and lentil patties * Orgran gf products * Essential Ingredient wheat alternatives (meal, quinoa, etc.) Also, all the gluten free meats and cheeses are highlighted with green marks, making catering to your dietary needs simple. Others of their great brands and products include Mamma Rosa's frozen pastas, DeliVer deli meats, Pukara Estate oils (and gift packs in time for Christmas), fresh Brasserie breads, Serendipity ice creams (both pre-packaged punnets and by the scoop) and dry pastas made from spelt and wholemeal flours. They've got heaps of deli meats and cheeses in their display fridges and are one of the few places I've found in Sydney to sell Raclette ($39 per kilo). Now all I need is to find somewhere that sells Raclette grills... This deli doubles as a cafe and sells decent Schibello coffees for only $2 - probably the cheapest espresso you'll get in Sydney.

Cute little store in an up-and-coming suburb. We ordered a Moroccan beef and couscous filo, a…read morespinach and cheese filo, a Lebanese lentil salad and a banana torte to share. All of it was good, although the banana torte had a tad too much frosting. Service was fast and friendly. The deli/grocery section of the store has a good selection of produce and packaged foods at surprisingly low prices. However, they need to check their fruit more thoroughly because I bought two punnets of strawberries from here and one of them had mould in it. Babow.

Coles Kings Langley is definitely one of the best supermarkets, except for the manners of some…read morestaff members. When paying at the self-checkout during certain hours, one of the employees welcomes you with a angry face. This employee even took away one of my items once. The supermarket has been recently refurnished, and the items are usually up to stock. I would recommend the supermarket, expect for some grumpy staff.

I come here several times a week and it's great. The produce is fresh, there is always plenty of…read morestock on the shelves and the staff are friendly. It's not too expensive either. They always have specials on and are always checking if you want to take part.

Ah, Goliath. These…read moreguys own everything now. Supermarkets, bottle shops, petrol stations, and quite possibly orphanages. I don't know why, but it seems like the kind of Machiavellian thing an oligopolist would do. I still shop here of course. I mean you have to for some things. My fruit & veg I get from a n awesome Chinese grocer, or the local fruit shop. But if I need washing powder? Or a toothbrush? Or Tim Tams at 50% off? Yep. The big W. Well not THE Big W, that's different, but you know what I mean. Plus its 2mins away from my house and my mum shops here.

Relatively large range, but prices are fairly high for woolies... It's usually quite busy so aim…read morefor a late shop and you'll miss the crowds. I've noticed for some reason other shoppers here are usually pretty rude and rush from one area to another, right through you if you happen to be in their path as they sprint with their eyes closed. Staff are always helpful and very friendly, just a shame that those prices. I can't see why they expect you to pay more at one Woolworths compared to another Woolworths.