The reason I look forward to Wednesdays and Saturdays. The new range of stuff comes out at Aldi…read more The one at Mt Ommaney is really clean, well organised and well staffed. They do what Aldi want them to do best, be courteous and efficient. Get those people through that long line of check out. Get those crates moved pronto. I love this Aldi because the staff there are friendly and whilst they don't chit chat will tell you and ask you how your day has been. They are pretty good at hunting down things for you, and let me tell you when the new stuff comes out on Wednesdays and Saturdays there is like a swamp of desperate people waiting to pick up the latest bargain. I'm one of them. You can get a Jack n Jill branded Train Table set (almost an exact replica of the Fisher Price one) made with quality wood for $60. The other brands go for over $100 easily. You can get really cool stuff for yourself, the kids, there is always something well-priced here. The Mamia branded nappies are cheaper and even better than Huggies. They don't leak through, just form a heavy gel that sits in the nappy until it sags so much you realise you have to change it. 9-14kg Toddler ones go for $13/pack... that's cheap! And when you're done crowding around the middle section where the bargains are, you can get some damn fine salmon to grill for dinner.

I have been here twice. Medium size, clean bottle shop with good variety but more expensive than…read moreDan Murphys or First Choice. If you want a cheaper bottle shop First Choice is around the corner. This is a good "convience" bottle shop. Great for picking up a couple of drinks for the night. Open till 11pm on weekends it's handy to know when living in the valley or staying at the emporium. Polite, friendly staff and organised store. Pick up some drinks after dinner at the sushi train!

the iga sells phone credit all ph company and cold meats smokes and drinks groceries biscuits all…read morekind and milk bread newspaper magazine open 7 days a weeks and u can pay with credit card eftpos card and cash or coins and sell black and gold brands too to save u money soon they take the myer one card to earn points and u can stop under the same roof and freezer goods too ice ice creams pie apple pies and more

This is most definetely your one stop liquor shop. I don't even drink. But you can get your…read moreliquor, wine, beer, spirits, softdrink and even chips at this massive warehouse of a store. I guess that's why it's a superstore. The prices are by far cheaper than the other BWS' around the corner and your other local booze shops, and they are open a little later than most as well. I go here when i need a special bottle of wine as a gift or beer for my husband. They have quite a big selection here, and you can pretty find any brand of wine you are looking for. They have a chiller for wine's in the front past the checkouts as well. They are enviromental friendly, don't give you plastic bags, but have old boxes you can carry your guilty pleasure out in, i'm a big fan of this. They aren't big on service because the store is huge and there aren't that many staff around... but they are where you should go to get your liquor.

Great little Japanese store in Alderley…read more There isn't a huge variety of food to buy but what is there is pretty decent. I would definitely suggest buying one of the special $2 curry paste block things. They are AMAZING! It's a shame they put an English nutrition tag over the instructions on how to use but you can peel it away. But yes best way to make incredible home made Japanese Katsu style curries! They do some great organic products and have some decent prices on Japanese frozen and chilled products (like various tofu). They intermittently have fresh vegetables but if you are a rice eater then the bulk quantity bags are definitely worth the money! The couple of staff I've seen there are fantastically friendly.

The store is small but the shelves are packed more accurately and neatly than any other specialty…read moregrocer I've walked into. It reminds me of Xu Zhen's art installation ShanghART Supermarket. And this, my friends, is a good thing. It makes everything easy to find, there's no ambiguity as to what's what and you can be in and out in a lickety-split. Due to the size of the store, their range is not as vast as your Burlington's or similar. They do focus primarily on Japanese goods and again, this is a plus. It's takes away decision overload. A great and handy spot for Northsiders!

The store is really cool and the range is amazing!! I love the fact that there is no roof. The…read morestaff were really friendly, and the boy in the glasses was dreamy!

Coles is your basic supermarket here in Australia. They do have deals, but they come and go and may…read morenot last forever. My favorite is the 2 for $5 on Tim Tams. They have some pretty good ready made dinners, the bakery is good, and it's quite manageable. This one does get particularly busy, ESPECIALLY on Sunday nights. Don't even try Sunday nights, it's not worth it. They run out of fruits and vegetables quickly which is a bummer. Don't forget to get a flybys card if you are here permanently to collect points to use for promotions, it also works at other retailers like Target as well!

Thank goodness for this place. Best prices for nuts and dried fruit. Tonnes of other Mediterranean…read moregoodies like olives, cheeses, dips etc. Also there's staples like pasata , olive oil, pastas, rice, and the list goes on. Cheerful and helpful service provides you'll have an awesome shopping experience there.