My husband went to Newport Fish Importers on Alliance today Friday November 14, 2025, we wanted…read moresome fried mackerel, He confirmed with the Lady before getting, however, either she just wanted to make a sale or didn't give a S...! He paid almost $20.00 for 6 pieces and got some fresh water fish. This is HORRIBLE. Please, DON'T LIE TO YOUR CUSTOMERS! You lost our business forever. Area Resident.

Walked in during business hours looking for fresh fish but the place was empty, lights were dim,…read moreand there was no fish in sight. After asking, we were shown 2 salmon fillets under some bags. Looked nothing like the bright and abundant pictures we saw online that made us want to visit.

This is the only place I know in Toronto that deals exclusively with Brazilian stuff. I can find…read moremany things on Portuguese grocery stores... but some other things can only be found here. Among those are: - "Aviação" butter (the freaking best in the world) - Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang) comic books - Chocolates: Amandita, Bis, Laka, Sonho de Valsa, Ouro Branco, Garoto chocolate bars, and more - Audio CDs (there's a whole wall dedicated to them) The place is very small but the selection is better than all the other places around. If you're from Brazil and you're here on an extended stay, you gotta check this place out.

This market is SUCH a game-changer for the Avenue-Dupont neighbourhood!…read more Bright Hopes Market has brought the international foodie scene into a former art gallery and filled it with hard-to-find, very competitively-priced items from Mexico, Brazil, Germany, Japan, Venezuela, and more! Locally owned by a husband and wife team from Mexico and Brazil, this little shop is a true testament to world travellers who love good food. I initially found them on the Too Good to Go app-- this makes me so happy that they're so committed to food waste reduction and sustainability. The owner, Mauricio, gave me a full tour of the place, from truffle oils to Japanese DIY sushi kits to Spanish paella kits to German snacks and more. He even showed me personal care products from Vancouver, like shampoo bars with no plastic packaging. They're going to be making Thanksgiving foodie gift packages soon, so stay tuned. This is THE place to get well-priced presents for your foodie friends!

Bright Hopes market ha brought international scence of food to us. Products are world class. Highly…read morerecommended. Keep up the good work.

I've been buying this olive oil for a long time and never had a problem before. I even recommended…read moreit to others. But recently, I bought a bottle, and when I used it in my cooking, the food came out tasting awful. I tasted the oil on its own and realized it had a strange, old, off taste -- something clearly wasn't right. It might've been expired or gone bad somehow, even though I had just bought it from the store. So I did what any reasonable customer would do -- I called the number listed on the bottle: Pristine Promotions Ltd. in Toronto (416‑259‑3737). What happened next was extremely disappointing. Instead of listening to my concern, the man who answered immediately got defensive, started talking over me, and insisted his product is "number one" and that they "never have problems." He wouldn't let me explain my issue. I told him I live in London, Ontario, and I asked if there was a way to send the bottle back -- maybe a shipping label or return option, since it was clearly defective. But he refused. He was rude, aggressive, and unprofessional, saying it wasn't his problem and that I'd have to drive it back to Toronto myself. When I calmly said this isn't good customer service and that I might leave a review, he mocked me and said: "Go ahead. Leave whatever review you want." This is not how a food company should treat a loyal customer who simply received a bad product and tried to handle it respectfully. Businesses that stand behind their products know how to handle issues with basic courtesy, responsibility, and respect. Sadly, this was the opposite. I won't be buying from them again, not because of the olive oil -- but because of how they chose to handle a real concern. That tells me everything I need to know.

This place is a serious gold mine of deliciousness. Thry havr ptepatrd foods and a diverse…read moreEuropean Deli, and Even Lebanese, Armenian treats to offer. The Fridges syock different harder to find cheeses, and i even found the wild chetries and wild atrawbetties in syrup that are just a treat with ice cream. Its a fantastic place with teally good pricing, freah baked goods, svoury and sweet pantry items and extremely friendly staff. A must stop if your ever in the area!

excellent variety of prepared and raw meat. Service is very good. Prices are reasonable for kosher…read morefood.

So disappointed. I Shop at Toronto Kosher all the time. I wanted something particular. I was told…read moreit would be possible. When I came to get it it was not what I had requested. When the owner came to address my issue. He was dismissive and basically said well this is what we have and walked away. Just because you have a captive audience does not mean that you should disregard a customer. There is no reason that we can't get kosher cuts of meat that are good and what we ask for. What happened to customer service. ???

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!