Highly recommended fresh fruit and vegetable shop situated in the heart of Mooroolbark and services…read moreall the nearby suburbs. Excellent and easy to use online shopping with a free home delivery service. They deliver on Saturdays too. Check out their website!

This is my "happy place" as far as grocery stores go! This is my "Australian Wholefoods". This is…read moreyour everyday grocery store for peeps out in the 'burs for Vegetarians & Vegans (& everyone else). They have fresh fruits, fresh veggies, an AMAZING deli section (smallish) with great fresh daily salads, GREAT cheese selection, fresh baked breads, & their own enclosed wine&beer shop. They have a terrific dips selections, crackers, chips... Trust me, you will find all you need!!! By the way, despite the atmosphere the prices are very very reasonable!! Less than Thomas Dux or a trendy downtown place. GO & your welcome :) The staff is also super friendly! Super friendly!!

A smaller Coles supermarket than most. So it has a limited variety of products. But it is still a…read moregood supermarket and has some good shops next to it. So you can get most products you need

I love this place -- it is modest in size but has great energy, a great staff, and an inventory…read morecovering essentials, grocery and personal/household items. Fresh organic produce at very competitive prices. I've just been visiting the area (Silvan) from the U.S. for a couple months, and appreciate having this gem of a place so close by. I like patronizing places that shine with service. Awesome awesome awesome. Thank you Organic Empire Farm.

Clean, well laid out and full of things I've never seen before and a lot i have. It also has a…read moretakeaway food section with hot dumplings and all manner of things. I've only been in here twice now, both times to get the same thing. Couldn't find it at the normal supermarkets or anywhere else I normally go so I tried here and bingo, they new exactly what I wanted and where it was in the shop, and at a decent price as well. What was it I was after your probably asking yourself about now, well I'll tell you, even though there may be a real danger of causing a stampede to all the Asian supermarkets. But first there is the obligatory story to read, enjoy..... My sister introduced me to these on a recent day trip to Mount Martha, we stopped at the service station and shops on citylink for some brunch and at one of these shops they had beans or edamame as a substitute to chips. Well I decided to give them a go on her recommendation and we bought a tub of beans and a tub of edamame, we then sprinkled some Himalyan salt on them and devoured the lot. I preferred the edamame over the beans, they were also fun to squeeze out of their pods so I have been looking for them in shops ever since. So here I am ready to explore another bunch of new experiences in food from my local Asian supermarket, I can't wait. What are edamame you ask, they are soybean pods, who'd have thought it. Boil them up, add a little salt and get squeezing,Yum.