It's located up stairs of Pacific Mall. It's a big, bright shop carrying many Asian and hard to…read morefind candies, snacks and drinks. Mostly items from China and Japan. It makes a great stop for souvenir shopping. Grab a basket because it's hard to walk out of the store empty handed. Prices seemed to be fair. They had all the flavors of White Rabbit for $1.99/100g and you can mix and match. They also had the Oreos, Lays, KitKats and more. I got some Wrigley's tea flavored gums and lychee candies and various fruit flavored mints by Asahi.

There are sooooo many Asian snacks, especially ones from Japan. We were looking for the hichew…read moreyogurt coke candies and they have it. They also have drinks and soup packets, ice creams and just a variety of everything else. Be warned it's sooo hot inside this shop for some reason. Either it's the lighting, the crowd, or just the temp being set super high.

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.

I have to admit, this is the craziest little convenience store I have run into. After all this…read moretime, I just had to write a review of this place I frequent so much. I suppose I should not be surprised but this one place takes the word ``convenient`` to heart. Need a specific item you can`t find anywhere else? This place always seems to have it. Jalapeno havarti cheese or an elusive jug of canadian springs water or perhaps fresh chives or how about a cherry tomatoe plant? I love this place! It`s clean, friendly (they seem so happy to see you every time), organized and reasonably priced. Open until 11pm. When do these people sleep?

Super friendly and convenient. Owners never seem to be in a bad mood and you can grab just about…read moreanything. Standard convenience store pricing.

short and sweet. a decent location…read more well stocked service is great hours are great location could be a bit cleaner parking is available on the street, side streets and private lots in the area. ttc options are the bloor subway line, which this store is closer to Bathurst, but accessible from spadinas walmer exit, and lastly the 511 Bathurst streetcar with a bit of a walk (only available to get off on bloor coming northbound towards the station)

This is a pretty sizable convenience store in the Annex. There's generally everything you can think…read moreof stocked here. It's never been overly busy any time I've come in and you can get in and out in record time.

J Mart may be a smaller shop, but it offers an impressive variety of Asian treats and sweets. The…read morestaff is very friendly, prices are fair, and I discovered a few rare items that are tough to find elsewhere. Definitely stop by if you're nearby. They also offer hot food!

coffee is the cheapest at 1.17 , food not that great. 24*8.00 a box very cool deal .read more

I love this neighborhood convenience store. It's family run, and has a lot of cheaper essentials --…read moreCheese, Milk, Bread, Coffee... you name it, it's cheaper here. Thankfully I live across the street from it and can rely on it pretty well. The only reason I give it 4/5 is because of the hours. They close at 10 or just after on weekdays, that's too early! And Really early on Sundays -- but they are open on holidays. The family who runs it are very nice, and recognize their regulars. It's a great place.

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.

Great little store. For its size it's variety is decent. But it has everything you'd need for…read moresnacks and such. It's still new, but product is fresh and constantly turning over. So no risk of picking up shake and bake from 1997 Very friendly proprietors who are always smiling and saying hello to everyone.