Was in the area and saw this small Galleria, so we went to check selection…read more Husband really wanted something with caffeine but not coffee. We were able to find him a nice drink in the cold drink section and I found some cute Kuromi Cookie and Cream chocolates. Staff were super friendly and helped us immediately after the self checkout app crashed on us

They now have self-checkout stations…read more During pandemic times, masks must be worn in-store. The eating area has been closed off. They have a section where you can put your used shopping carts, presumably so they can clean them. ---------- The review below was written late 2018. In the evenings, they have discounted prepared food at 20% off. If the total is less than $4.00, the HST tax is only 5% instead of 13%. This is a mini version of the full size Galleria. They have all the departments of the big one including in-house food preparation, an area to eat, fresh groceries. They have the same Galleria points award system. This location, being downtown is a lot more convenient for me.

T&T might be one of the reasons that I decide to move to Canada. There is an endless variety of…read moresnacks, baked goods, hot food and groceries. I tried the strawberry mango cake from there for my grandma's birthday and she said it's "not too sweet" and went back for more! One of the lightest and tastiest cakes I've had and it was from a supermarket! I also love getting shrimp cheeks and other snacks I can't usually find in the states. I also tried their mala chicken which was also very delicious.

We just came to get some maple syrup and some snacks as a nighttime bite, and the mango pudding…read moreHIT. Service is fast and efficient, and I love that there's a downstairs cafe you can sit in and eat while the groceries are all upstairs. Ambiance is really open and airy.

Extremely rude staff is condescending and unhelpful. The prices are ridiculous here so avoid itread more

They have many friendly staff members. The deli and food counter is the best part. I like the…read moresalmon! I feel bad for the employees, they place the entry and exit door right next to the cash, they are usually cold or freezing in the winter. The prices are expensive, since it is a downtown convenience and Food store.

Although this location is small and more of a corner shop than a full grocery store, I love coming…read morehere for their freshly prepared and customizable Korean fried chicken, street foods, banchan and bibimbap. They're very affordable, authentic, good portion sizes and great for a quick, satisfying lunch or dinner. The bibimbap bowl is loaded with warm rice, marinated meat of your choice and freshly seasoned vegetables. Beef bulgogi is my fave, it's so good with the gochujang sauce. Their takoyaki is probably the best I've ever had, even better than takoyaki6ix. And don't forget to try their Korean Fried Chicken, it's ultra crispy and a perfect combination of savoury, sweet and umami flavours. So if you want a one-stop shop for your Asian groceries and at the same time looking for prepared and made to order food, this is the place to be.

This is a popular small Korean grocery store located in downtown Toronto. There is also a kitchen…read morewhere they can prepare hot food for you to eat in or take out. It opened on 2018-11-11. We have purchased groceries and prepared foods many times over the years. This review is about the prepared food we ordered on 2025-10-31. We ordered a 4A Half & Half (large $25.98). It consists of original and Korean seasoned chicken, and a pop. Both versions of the chicken were tender inside and the coatings outside tasted good. The customer service was good. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-227

Gimbap at Galleria is delicious although I wished they had beef gimbap (if they do then yay). I…read morealso got the fried pork cutlet with steamed rice as I was craving something hot. The pork cutlet was rather soggy and there wasn't that much rice (as the container is pretty short). And for the price and taste, it was definitely not worth it. Dukbukki is a good deal if you buy it and bring it home to warm up! Service is consistent.

This location is more friendly setting to the stidents than any other location. Varieties of grab…read moreand go items available. I love dropping by late at night to take advantage of 50% reduced items.

I always come here for the Vietnamese snacks and sweets they make. The Pandan seven layer cake is…read moremy go-to and it's not too sweet with the right texture and consistency. They also make rice noodles and soy milk fresh. I saw in a previous review that there's a chance they don't give the sweetened soy milk but there's labels and you can check it yourself... They have it in the fridge separated by sweetened and unsweetened and it's all freshly made. I usually get their flat rice noodles a little over $2 a pound, bring it home, and stir fry it myself. Sometimes it's still hot in the bag so I bring an envirobag to make sure the heat isn't too much. Also, make sure you don't go too early because they don't usually make it until noon so if you go earlier than that, they won't have any in stock. The staff is generally friendly and are helpful if you don't know exactly what you're looking for. They'll tell you what is freshly made and what is in stock. Overall, they're a great supplier of soy milk and rice.

Fong On has been around for over 30 years. They specialize in Soy based products and rice based…read moredesserts. Some traditional Cantonese style desserts include fermented steam rice cake ($1.50) and bowl shaped rice cakes with red beans, as well as traditional Vietnamese desserts included pandan coconut milk mung bean cakes ($3.25) and coconut milk cakes. Vegans will be delighted to learn that these traditional sweets are all plant based! No modification or special request required! I am look forward to picking up some fresh tofu and soy based products in the future! On a recent visit, there also seems to be Buddhist style vegetarian platters refrigerated as well! This is such a exciting discovery, as it adds to new vegan options in this already vegan friendly neighbourhood! The vegan God must be blessing this area and sprinkling it with extra star dust!

Dnister Ukrainian Store is located in the corner at the back of the south side of the market, in…read morethe lower level. Because of its location, it's easy to miss if you don't walk all the way to the back corner at the lower level. They sell a lot of Ukrainian grocery items, along with ready-to-meat hot food items such as cabbage rolls, latkes, and cutlets (they even have fish and vegetarian ones). There is also a Ukrainian version of veggie burger that is okay (pretty big size, made of all plant ingredients). They sell some sweet items as well. The owner is very friendly.

"You come, try sausage. Still warm." Lady, you are calling…read moremy number! The kobassa was delicious; hearty and speckled with spices. I bought a link ($7 for about 8 inches). The Ukrainian sausage lady kept pushing the potato latkes on sarah l. and me but we refused. I opted instead for a container of beet salad and some garlicky half-sour pickles that I fished out of the brine. You'll also see other Ukrainian specialties like cabbage rolls, head cheese, breads, and desserts. Most of the stuff is sold by weight so if you're clueless about weight estimation like I am, you could easily spend $14 without really meaning to. But I just had more of the kobassa (with Kozlik's triple crunch mustard!) and the pickles for lunch. Mmm...It was money well spent.

I've walked by this store countless times in Kensington Market and this is first time I went in and…read morelooked at all the colourful products and packaging from Latin America! So many friendly people working there too. I was approached by 3 people and asked if I needed any help. I loved this kind, friendly service! Great vibes here!

Was in the area and popped in for locally made corn tortillas... They were still warm!read more