Honestly the best most friendliest attendants in London. I drive out of my way to come here. Best…read morecar wash too!!!

The owner and his wife are really nice and polite. They are really helpful to find Asian resources.read more

Small grocery store specializing in Pakistani groceries such as dried spices, rice, beans, lentils,…read moreteas, and fresh fruits and herbs. In addition, the counter at the front has a number of sweets such as burfi, ladoo, etc and snacks such as samosas. And at the back, there's a large space for fresh halal meat, some of which have been marinated in different spices and such. The variety of spices, lentils, and other goods at this store is not quite as impressive as their main competitor Indo-Asian Groceries and Spices but the addition of the butcher definitely separates it from other south-Asian stores. I also find the staff here to be exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and customer-oriented.

A good selection of food at reasonable prices. This is not a fancy place but a true honest large…read moreconvenience store. They have enough fresh fruit and vegetables as well as frozen meat that you can put together a reasonably priced dinner. The vegetables, fruits and breads available vary, so you need to be able to figure things out on the spot. The store aims to serve the wide variety of clientele found in OEV, so you need to be flexible when shopping here.

I'd start off the review by saying that is is a pretty local food mart kinda place. If you live in…read moreeast old village it's conveniently found at Dundas & Elizabeth and the hours are pretty good. I don't know how long this place has been around but the team is making a go of it. Wide enough selection of products and while maybe not consistent -- fresh produce. Sure it could use a bit of a refresh but I think it does the job of you don't want to be driving. The owners are hands on. I was pleasantly surprised that they reordered the 50% less salt chips as they remembered that I specifically liked them! That was a plus. It's got an interesting cross section of customers but that's the norm here on this part of Dundas. Support a local shop!

They are now located Hamilton/Highbury, same plaza No Frills is at…read more Very friendly, knowledgeable staff. I shop there for all my red meat.

I'm literally BEGGING for anyone who knows the owner to call me please! I apparently left my phone…read morethere last night and I'm starting a major new job at 7am mon! I will come pick it up immediately ! Customer service is amazing. We are new clients. Please help us! 226-663-7488 nor call/ text my sons Jare 519-281-7636 Ady 519- 282-2899 Thanks kindly Sandra

They had an incredible selection of products, all very reasonably priced for the great quality. I…read morewent in to buy tea and ended up leaving with soaps and body butters, pastries, incense and spices. The owners are so lovely and very helpful, they have halal meats and homemade deserts. Definitely will be returning!

Clean, bright, well-organized market with a huge selection and great prices. Olives, teas, Halal…read moremeats, baklava, that's just the beginning. Give yourself plenty of time to browse. Helpful and friendly owners.

Best Arabic shop. The meat is always fresh, halal and you always get what you ask for. All what you…read morethink and wish to get from theMiddle East you will find it there. Amazingly friendly staff.

This is as pure and focused as it gets: olives, olive oil and vinegar, and nothing else. Numerous…read morevarieties with sophisticated, detailed information about tastes, infused additives, and, of course, samples of absolutely everything!!! It's a beautiful space run by a caring and knowledgable proprietor, and is worth a visit if you like high-end cooking.

DO NOT SHOP HERE. They treat POC racistly. I was in the store with many homeless people, but none…read moreof them shared my skin tone. I put an ice cream in my very obvious grocery bag and turned the aisle, when I noticed the two cashiers--one man who looked fresh out of a midlife crisis, and an older woman who looked jealous I was buying ice cream before 5pm--watching me a little too hard. I grabbed some Chewy Chips Ahoy and saw the man leave his register to trail me, spying down the aisle. I caught on quick and decided I would just pay, because I've noticed Indian people in this store treat me--Caribbean and Black--poorly. But I didn't even reach the counter before the man started yelling, calling me a thief. He went straight to the door, blocking it, pointing at me, saying, "I have you on video, we saw you put it in your bag." I replied, "You mean my grocery bag?" But he kept raising his voice, demanding I pay, as if I hadn't walked in there with gold bracelets on my wrist, a Michael Kors purse on my arm, keys, slides, and a calm demeanor. My reason--I put the ice cream in the bag so it wouldn't melt in my hand--wasn't enough. So I had to pull my last resort. I looked him in the eyes and asked the one question he could never come back from: "Are you racially profiling me? As the only Black person in this store, surrounded by homeless people, I'm the one you accuse of stealing?" He folded instantly. Left the market, ran next door into the vape shop, while the older woman smirked behind the counter like she was enjoying the show. I placed the ice cream and cookies on the counter and walked away, but not without letting her know exactly how insulting it is to accuse a loyal customer of theft. Being accused like that hurts deeply. I live in the area and I always have shopped there, not at that time of day usually but it shows exactly where their priorities and prejudices lie.

my favourite lunch place bsfr i go everyday ik the place like the back of my hand, teens steal alot…read moreso they r warey of customers, lwk as they should be but if ur kind n shi theyll let u have a lil off if u dont have enough