Tip: This store has many varieties of kimchi and ready-to-eat prepared meals…read more A recent Yelp event introduced me to Galleria Supermarket. After the event was over, I did some browsing around the supermarket before I left. It was my first time at any Galleria Supermarket. Think T&T Supermarket, but with Korean goods. I dig supermarkets and this one was cool. It's funny that I pass by the Galleria on Steeles Avenue West, just west of Yonge Street, every week after work. I've never gone in there, mainly because I'd have to do a left turn from Steeles Avenue West. When leaving this place, I'd need to do a left turn without a set of traffic lights. Otherwise, I'd have to do the around-the-block set of right turns. It's just seems so inconvenient. If I were heading westbound, I'd have better luck. I do like this Galleria. There was a lot of parking. I am also familiar with the area, with California Sandwiches around the corner. I saw massive tubs of kimchi. When you see so many varieties of kimchi and the vessels to have it ferment if you make your own, you know that you're in a good supermarket with everything that you need. I liked seeing travel utensil kits with chopsticks, spoons, and more. I got stuck in the housewares section, looking at plates, bowls, kettles, frying pans, rice cookers, and more. I love small appliances. It was so tough tearing myself out of this part of the store. I had a can of Sac Sac from the event. It had peeled grapes in it. It was so good that I know I'll return to this supermarket just for this product alone. So good! I frankly would like to live in this supermarket. It has heat-and-eat items. There's also a food court that I need to explore. It's a huge store! I loved everything that I saw. I'll be back to buy and be broke afterwards. (447)

Came this morning to window shop and was so pleasantly surprised we canceled our original lunch…read moreorder and stayed to eat. They had so many tasting stations and I tried persimmon before it got soft for the first time and really enjoyed it. We also found some spicy raw crabs, which were very reasonably priced and tasty. They also had sashimi grade frozen hamachi which could be thawed and immediately eaten. All the station ladies were really friendly and it wasn't crowded with K-pop playing. Very glad we dropped by today.

PAT central is a must to visit if you come to K-town in Toronto, they carry all kind of items from…read moreAsian snacks, ramen, household item, fresh-meat to ready to eat food. At the front entrance there is also a small Taiyaki shop that is made fresh to order (they take cash only though, and yes they do have atm near by for your convenience)

Saw online that many people go to PAT Central to try their taiyaki! I chose the red bean and it was…read moreso nicely balanced and crispy! I also tried their custard one and that was really good too! Price was $3.25 each! You can find the little corner when you enter the market!

Fresh Land Supermarket is a Chinese grocer which carries many International foods and groceries…read more It's convenient to shop here since they have a good produce section with lots of options for fruits and vegetables, seafood and meats. Came here looking for tea but found myself buying other items. Their snacks section is plentiful. I explored this aisle and pleasantly ended up with a basketful of snacks which I purchased at the cashier.

This Asian supermarket is huge, and has a wide variety of ethnic products. There is a CoCo Fresh…read moreTea & Juice shop, as well as a food court with many options. The store itself is clean and well organized. The prices are competitive and reasonable. If you are looking for take-out food, be sure to come closer to 11:00 a.m. I went early a few times and the food wasn't ready. There aren't many cashiers early in the day, so line-ups can be a bit long. Plenty of parking, and located conveniently in a plaza with other stores.

One of my fav H-Mart locations, along with the one up in Richmond Hill. It's spacious and clean,…read moreand not too hard to find a worker to answer your questions. Well-organized, with sale items clearly on display. When you walk in, the smell of fresh mung bean pancakes greets you warmly. Such a savoury fried smell that makes your mouth instantly water. They often have samples too. When they have meat specials, if they sell out the day before, they restock around noon-1pm, so don't come too early. Staff are very helpful when you ask about this, going as far as asking inside the meat department. They sell the usual mix of Korean groceries, and also have banchan, rice cake, and bread. There are also specials that are not on the flyer, if something is close to expiration, so check those out too.

They have an on-site hot table with fresh food being prepared in real time. Authentic bindaetteok…read morelike halmoni used to make (mung bean pancake - IYKYK), tteok kalbi, fish ... you name it. Restaurant quality if not better. Real "jjip umshik" (home cooking). A ton of prepared food in the refrigerated section - godengo jjorim (steamed spicy mackerel), hwae dup bap (sashimi don), soups galore - jjampong, salleontang, sundubu jjigae, kimbap and more. A ton of Korean baked goods including traditional rice tteok. They have the regular Korean dried food section, i.e. noodles and sauces including a massive imported Korean soft drink section. May this place be around for the remainder of my natural life!

The most convenient place - grocery and cafeteria in one place!…read more Originally, we were just walking around the Galleria to find something to eat on the go. Then, we saw a Korean restaurant-like food court inside. The entire environment is very clean and they use a self-serving system. You can order from the machine and pick up from the kitchen counter. We tried the Gamjatang and Chicken Deopbap. Both of them came with side dishes - kimchi and pickled radish. The Gamjatang was excellent! It included three pieces of pork bone that were so tender. I also loved their soup broth and the spice level is perfect for me. The Chicken Deopbap was served on a hot plate, keeping it hot and the bottom of the rice was a bit crispy too. However, I thought it had a little too much oil. If you just want a snack, you can also buy bibimbap in the Galleria. I remember they also had a microwave available for heating it up.

Closest Korean supermarket in Mississauga West. Although selection of items and store is small, all…read morethe essentials you would need is there.

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.

I've never heard of a 24H grocery store before! While I can't imagine myself grocery shopping at…read more2AM, it's great to know that this place will be open :) Great Asian grocery store, plenty of stock of produce, meats, and snacks. Very big and clean interior. I also appreciate how they have food samples!

Yo, why can't we have an Asian Grocery Store this clean and nice in MI? Came here after checking…read moreout the Pacific Mall. My family and I had just eaten at the Pacific Mall, but man, wish we had saved ourselves for this spot. As far as an Asian grocery stores go, this is one of the cleaner, and better organized ones that I have been to, maybe ever. Not only are they clean, but they have a great variety of snacks and drinks, as well as your standard fare for everyday cooking. To me, the star of this place has to be their prepared foods area. Evidently after 8pm, they mark down lots of their prepared food items. From dim sum, to noodles, fried rice and other entrees, you can score plenty of items for $4-6 which were normally 2-3x that. I felt like a kid in a candy store and began snatching and hording all the things. I had to stop and remind myself we were on vacation, and would be living out of hotels for the next few days, so I limited myself to just a handful of items. We got some noodles, fried rice and dumplings, which we would end up eating for breakfast over the next few days. While nothing was mind blowing per se, the food was solid and certainly economical. If I lived in this area, I could see myself coming here on the regular just for the prepared foods. OVERALL - almost wish I hadn't come to this place, so I'd never knew what I was missing. Thank you Canada for showing me what's possible. CELEBRITY RATING - Simu Liu

It's been awhile since we last visited here. Ain't bad. Some cool items to find here, especially…read morefood in the ready to eat section. We're gonna have to come back, since we were in a rush and couldn't purchase from the man making the yummy taiyaki. Located just south of Major Mackenzie and on the east side of Yonge. Make it your next stop to visit this H Mart!

Looking to get your Korean grocery goods?…read more H-Mart is a spot we visit occasionally to stock up on Korean noodles, taiyaki, frozen snacks, fried chicken and other hot food from time-to-time. There's quite a vast selection from produce, meats & seafood to Asian drinks and hot food. Unfortunately everything is still relatively overpriced compared to other Asian groceries judging by the prices of their seafood market, hot food stand, specialty beer and even the taiyaki now. One positive is the number of sample stations now in-store. There's also a handful of food court options from BB.Q Chicken to Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu. We weren't impressed though by the cleanliness of the food court. If you're planning to have a meal, just be prepared to take a while to find parking in the busy plaza parking lot. Skip it or hit it? We will usually skip it until the next Korean food craving hits in 1-2 years unless it's something we can't get it elsewhere!