Pros: Sales can be really good, so keep an eye on their flyers! Some things, like certain Korean…read moreice cream, are always cheaper than at Galleria or H Mart. Cons: Not a super busy place, so be mindful of best-by dates and freezer burn. May advertise one thing in the flyer and not have any in stock. What I always do love about this place is Mill Bakery inside the store. Delicious Korean baked goods as very reasonable prices. Their stuff with cream is delicious -- the milky richness really shines through. Get the cube thingy filled with cream! And though small, their butcher corner carries various cuts and brands. You'll find wagyu at a great price now and then too. The place has outdated decor and does not necessarily feel squeaky clean... but there is always plenty of free parking. The cashiers are friendly, and workers (though not easy to come by) will offer help and answer questions.

Large Korean supermarket with a variety of prepared and fresh foods. Occasionally they have some…read moregood deals on goods that are about to expire. I love the variety, can find basically any Korean food item here. There's free parking with a lot of room.

I came here in the morning to get some ready to eat snacks and something sweet. The spicy rice cake…read morewas delicious and the marinated fried chicken was mid. The store is pretty small. But it did have a lot of option of snacks to choose from. I've been dying to try the taro binggrae and it was delicious. The check out was also really fast and they also have chopsticks as per request. Tl;dr - solid H Mart, food is OK, small but still lots of options, clean

I went in here because I was still hungry after our Japanese dinner because I didn't really eat…read moremuch of mine. I end up buying quite a few things actually, when I only plan on buying one thing to be able to snack on to fill me up. I bought a sweet roll which was delicious of course, a Japanese cheesecake, which I love, Some weird Japanese pizza like sandwich thing with corn and onions inside I have no idea what it was but it was OK. I got some strawberry pocky, another chocolate type snack, which I don't remember what it's called and whatever else I don't even remember. The Snacks were yummy as usual. I got them for all of us to snack on while we are playing card games that night, which was perfect. The store was quite crowded. Hard to move around in. Everything was so close together. I kind of had a rushed feeling to it in here. I felt like I had a hurry up go through the isles, grab what I want and get out. They didn't have some of the things my boys wanted to get while we were there and they didn't have some things I wanted and they were out of some of the rolls that I wanted. They did have a good selection of other things though, and I ended up buying this other dessert too that was in the frozen section. Again, I do not remember the name of it but they were in the shape of fish with a custard inside and they also come with red bean paste inside, but I got the custard ones. They of course were delicious once cooked in a toaster oven. The service was good ,check out was super fast. Prices were actually quite high here. It's not a big store. It's just a small one so obviously they shoot the prices up. But the variety was pretty good and everything I bought except for that pizza type thing whatever it was was really good .

An awesome Japanese market located in J-Town Markham. A true Japanese specialty store with lots of…read moreinteresting snacks, cup and bowl noodles, and packaged food available here. Pretty fresh items with decent expiration dates on the products. Great KitKat selections from here that are not available at local or chain retailers. Feels like visiting Japan without taking a plane. Fun place to visit. Definitely recommended.

Are you looking for some new snacks? There were a lot of snacks on sale today so come visit soon…read moreif you like Japanese snacks like rice crackers or sweet mochi. I'm so happy that I got a package of the sesame mochi (see item in my photo labeled sesame mochi since there's no English on the front of package) and I just tried one and it was very good! This market is located in J-Town, a small Japanese shopping centre with a few restaurants and a bakery so a nice place to shop then lunch or dinner. This is one our family favourite shopping centre and we have been coming for years!

Huge selection (so many items!) and great prices on produce. Easy and quick check out.read more

The venerable KAI WEI Supermarket on the South East side of Spadina and Dundas Streets, is a great…read morevast emporium, showcasing outside its offerings of Western and Asian fruits and vegetables wrapping around to Grange Street, and its international supermarket wares, meats and live fish in its spacious interior, adding a Bitcoin machine for crypto-shoppers. The prices are inexpensive, the items fresh (can it be otherwise...) & the checkout super fast with a small army of razor sharp cashiers.

When I come to this area, I usually get fish balls and beef balls from here. They don't have the…read morehuge bags out, but if you ask them for a 10kg bag, they can get it for you from the back and you get a bulk discount price for it. The fish balls and beef balls taste really good. I did buy their tub of curry once and wasn't huge fan - it had a very strong flavour of a specific spice...cloves? The store is small and no frills, but it's a quick visit. I usually hit up the fu kee bao down the street for some frozen dim sum too.

Came here to order frozen beef balls in bulk! We got the black pepper beef balls and mini beef…read moreballs. Both were fresh and bouncy - a great topping for hot pot or soup noodles. Our go-to spot for beef balls now (instead of buying from the supermarket)!

One of hidden gem Asian supermarkets in toronto. Super low cost, floors not shiny, cut they don't…read morewash twice a day like metro, but fruits vege prices are amazing! $2/lb cherries from us, strawberries $2/box, fried ramen noodles 12 pk $2/ea door crasher! Reg. $6! All meats seafood need wash and clean with salt, wine, so even though meats need more lights maybe, still clean and ready to wash and marinate at home. Takeout good quality, bakery nice cakes tarts, ALL PRICES GREAT! In commercial low income res area. I'm sure many corporate employees go here for Harvey's burgers and Hong tai low prices! Vicpark + sheppard! Last month I bought off cut Asian baby vege leafs $2/ big 2L bag! Wow! Easy to be vegan shopping here!

Last Wednesday, I headed to Harvey's to grab some dinner. I also needed to do some grocery…read moreshopping. I remembered Hong Tai Supermarket in the same plaza as Harvey's. Perfect! Groceries. Grub. Go! I had no problem finding a parking spot steps away from the grocery store's main entrance. I backed into a spot that faced Harvey's drive-thru entrance and walked in. There is a sign near the front door that says to not take photos. Oops! Well, I did and no one really cared. Many stores are gearing up for Lunar New Year. I was greeted by everything from candy to nuts. There were plenty of decorations for the occasion if you need some. It wasn't me crazy busy at around 6: 30 pm, but there was steady business. The aisles are nice and wide in the produce section, which I appreciated. Many folks with carts could park them off to the side and not stop the flow of shoppers walking around. I needed celery and avocados. I found them rather quickly. Celery was $5, which is clearly insane, but it is the new price norm. Each celery stalk (the whole bunch and not the rib, which is the singular piece) was packed in cellophane. You have the option of getting avocados in a bag or individually. I used to do the former, but could never consume my avocados as quickly as I would like. I do the latter these days and grabbed a couple, which works out better. The fruits and veggies looked fresh and healthy. I was happy. The bakery section is rather small. It's in a little corner close to the produce. I loved looking at the almond cookies and Swiss rolls. Yum! I browsed around, as I had got everything that I needed produce-wise. I wandered into the snack section and it took a while to leave. My favourite garlic chicharron was available, so I snagged a bag. I also got a bag of mushroom Frito Lay's chips. I love anything mushroom and the flavour was on point. If you dislike the texture of mushrooms, you can eliminate it by getting a bag. Of course, if you dislike anything mushroom, you may want to grab a different flavour. I became nostalgic looking at all the Vita varieties. I drank many Vita juice boxes as a kid. Guava, blackcurrant, and lemon were my favourites. I still love those flavours in practically everything that I consume these days. This place also has my favourite coated peanuts. It was tempting to get my go-to flavour, the coconut cream. The chicken and tom yum flavours caught my attention. I should try them next time I'm here. The tea section is excellent. I loved the varieties available. I could live in this section alone. I went to the cashout area to pay. There were many cashiers available. This store only accepts cash and debit cards only. You are out of luck using credit cards here. The woman who cashed me out was efficient and to the point. She asked if I needed a bag. I declined. I could carry them all to my car and save a plastic bag. I tapped with my debit card. Done! I thanked the woman and headed to my car. I had to walk by a man who was smoking between his car and mine. I quickly placed my groceries and me in my car, closed the door to escape dying from second-hand smoke, and hit Wendy's to get dinner. I loved shopping here. It was great changing up my grocery shopping and dinner scene. I'll be back. (14)

I checked my receipt and was surprised to find the same price per pound, and not price per kilo as…read morein the prominent grocery stores in the area!

Flavourful take-outs & frozen plant-based meals…read more Staff are allowed to speak English with patrons. Vast parking space. Sweet ORRI oranges. Thin plastic bags.

Oh how I miss the days this H mart used to have longer hours! Still a solid K-grocery store at…read moreYonge and Finch. This location is smaller than the others, so expect a bit more chaos. Not as well kept or stocked as the other larger locations. The area in front of the prepared food fridge gets especially busy, because the isle is so narrow. When you walk in, during colder weather you're greeted by the smell of roasted sweet potatoes, cooking up right at the entrance. It's hard to resist the smell, but sadly, they're often sold out. They also have a newish bunsik stall right outside the entrance selling the usual fare like gim-mari. Cup binsu during hotter months. I really like that as the years have gone by, this location has started carrying more Chinese grocery items too. If you wanted to cook up some hotpot today, you could grab everything at H-mart.

We're not dining in yet, but are taking out from one of our most trusted grocery stores, H-Mart…read more We bought the hwae-dup-bap (sashimi don) and added two separate sashimi items: the octopus and the hokegai. They give you a gorgeous, fiery, spicy, vinegary cho-gochuchang on the side. Transferred it to our bowls and it was amazing. The vegetables were pristinely cleaned. We're never dissatisfied with H-Mart.