Valley Farm really upped their game during the pandemic by offering produce boxes. Great family run…read morebusiness!

Excellent little produce store in Six Points Plaza! The produce is fresh, they have LOTS of organic…read moreproduce options and their prices are LOW LOW LOW! The staff is friendly, on many occassions they will offer to find you what you're looking for and even help you bag your groceries (for those of us who bring bags from home). The cashier is quick, so have you wallet ready, she never lets the line get too long or slow. Six Points Plaza has plenty of parking as well as being a 5 mi walk from Kipling Subway Station! I only subtract one star for cleanliness as the bottom of the produce stalls, and the shop floor aren't always the cleanest. This is a little farmers market produce shop so you get what you see - fresh produce at low prices.

I ordered a Japanese Cherry Blossom tree from them. John was extremely helpful showing me what they…read morehad in stock as well as what could be possible for a future order. I purchased one of the available trees and had it delivered the following week. I was extremely happy with the delivery and the personalized service provided to me. Thank you.

Went to fiesta this morning, and had such a great experience at the deli :) The feda was soooo…read morefresh and the staff was so friendly and helped me find the exact cheese I was looking for.

The store was nicely renovated from being a No Frills around 3 years ago…read more Prices and products are comparable to stores like T&T Supermarket. Depending on the week, some of the same food are on sale around the same time as other groceries or different food would be. Lines seem long (sometimes) but you get through pretty quickly.

Very bad experience with this store. Bought frozen durian but after 2 days , i open it, it's not…read moreripe yet. I call, she ask me to come over but after 30 minutes to drive there, she refuse to exchange it. Never go to this store again

I really like this location at College and Bay. And I've loved Farm Boy muffins for many years…read moreespecially their banana chocolate muffins! Their muffins now come in two sizes and I recently enjoyed their huge, heavenly Chocolate Chunk muffins! I heat them up so the chocolate chips are deliciously hot and gooey. I saw in the ingredients there was buttermilk and I think that added to the blissful taste! I also tried their Country Round Bread for the first time and loved it as much as their great organic sourdough. It's so delicious toasted and with chunks of creamy cold, grass-fed butter! And I liked that the bread ingredients were short and simple. The cashier section can get crowded but the staff is friendly and the ambiance is usually pleasant.

Always love finding a Farm Boy location when traveling in Canada. Great produce and high quality…read morefood. Their private label chocolate covered, double roasted almonds are awesome. Big selection of snacks and everything you need as well. Wonderful location in College Park (downtown Toronto) and a busy market in a good way.

Jian Hing Supermarket is not merely a grocery store; it is a portal. Tucked into the fabric of…read moreNorth York, this sprawling Asian supermarket offers something that no amount of curated urban planning can manufacture: an authentic, exuberant abundance. The aisles are dense with possibility. Ripe Vietnamese mangoes perfume the produce section with a fragrance that is unmistakably of somewhere else, somewhere warmer, somewhere real. The selection is staggering, encompassing a breadth of Southeast and East Asian pantry staples, fresh vegetables, and specialty items that would make any serious home cook feel, at last, understood. And yet, the experience carries a weight beyond the culinary. Walking these aisles, one is reminded with quiet force that we are, geographically, in Canada. A country whose prosperity is inseparable from the very communities that animate places like this. The produce, the fish counters, the hand-scrawled price tags represent not just commerce but continuity. A diaspora feeding itself with dignity. One feels, genuinely, happy here. That happiness, however, is complicated. Canada presents itself to the world as a nation of warmth and tolerance, a reputation polished to a high shine on the international stage. But within the walls of a place like this, one becomes acutely aware of how selectively that warmth is distributed. The Asian communities that sustain Jian Hing, that built North York into what it is, do so while navigating a social climate where the so-called Canadian niceness has, in recent years, shown troubling cracks. The stereotype holds, until it does not. Five stars for the mangoes, the selection, and the joy of the aisles. A more complicated score for the country surrounding it.

I've shopped at Jian Hing Supermarket for groceries before…read more They had good produce at okay prices.

This place is great. There's lots of grocery items & snacks you can buy, mostly by weight & prices…read moreare great.

Since my last visit, Domino started taking credit cards!…read more Some of my purchases were stale including hard jelly beans (roasted marshmallow and buttered popcorn flavors) and less than fresh hot tamales. But the everything bagel cashews remain a must buy and very fresh! I also really enjoyed the sesame sticks!

Very helpful staff. I am mobility impaired to some extent and I am offered help is so many ways…read more Love the ready made nutritious food! Always something new to try.

I come here weekly b/c it's close to home. I have never been so rudely 'unserviced' in my life…read more I made eye contact with this blond Eastern European cashier and asked her where an item would be. She looked and didn't seem to understand or was unable to reply then proceeded to talk to another woman who was stocking the shelves. It was in no relation to my request. She then walked away without acknowledging the question or saying she'd check. At the prices they charge I expect a modicum of polite service.

This was my first time into this grocery store so didn't know what to expect. Many Indian / Sri…read moreLankan groceries don't put prices on the items but this one did. Definitely bonus points for that. They had a large variety of items from Sri Lankan. I hadn't planned on purchasing so much. Purchased two bags of Rice Murukku and one of a spicy version. Also got one package of the Milk Toffee. Haven't tried the snacks yet but the Milk toffee is great. It looked like it would be disappointing but it was amazing great flavor and perfect consistency. But the best item of them all was the sambol mix I was able to find. I had first found it in California and haven't see in since. But this was the spot to have it. Was so excited. If you need Sri Lankan items this is the place to go.