Great European shop! Awesome plum and rose paczkis , yummy hot food station. All delicious!…read more purchased baked chicken with veggie cutlets, mushroom gravy, chicken wings, baked liver & onions, crepes, Must stop and shop store & staff are super friendly!

Whenever I am in Brampton my sister and I often visit the shop for some delicious foods. We are not…read morePolish, but love International foods from all countries. The cold cuts are excellent with a huge selection including freshly made bacon, pork hocks, cheese etc. I really like the pickled milker herring which my mom taught me to eat along with the bins of huge pickles and other foods. The tiny fresh meat counter has amazing meats and chicken from the Mennonites. Pricey but delicious And worth every penny for good quality food. For a real treat, the fresh baked breads, donuts, and cakes are all delicious. There is so much Eastern European variety to choose from along with many other imported soaps, teas, chocolate etc. A nice way to shop on a Sunday afternoon.

Asian food centre is the perfect store for Indian groceries. It is a small grocery store located…read moreright next to Asian meat centre and the Flea Market. There is a variety of items you can purchase from here including fresh samosas, sweets, pastries, statues, henna sticks and much more. I usually go to get the samosas which come in different sizes. The large ones are 2 for a dollar, the medium ones are 3 for a dollar and they even have smaller samosas which taste like spring rolls which I believe are 4 for a dollar. Overall the price is a definite steal! I uses to get both tamarind and the mint sauce but I think they now charge for the mint sauce as I was told last time- which is why I did not give them 5 star's as no other location charges for the sauce.

The store is pretty clean overall but when they double the prices on milk and flour during the…read morefirst lockdown was the worst thing anybody could do. Also the change the expired dates in their breads.

Talk about efficient; I'm not exactly sure how they jam-pack all these items into such a small…read morespot, but they do it. This place has most of your Latin American needs in the Niagara region. The clientele here are through and through Latin American, they don't speak a word of English :) Loads of stuff you won't find in your grocery store like: hot empanadas, Cafe Bustelo coffee, Jaritos, Inca Kola, cactus, pozole, hominy, plantains, yucca (not that expired crap they serve in Freshco/No Frills), and Mexican hot chocolate. My only minuses for Los Amigos are: to go tamales need to be heated; no cooked arepas; and no alfajores.

This is an amazing store! My husband who is Mexican, and myself shop here quite often. They have…read moreeverything needed from cooking to treating yourself to latin treats and from many different latin country origins as well. Like Mexican chorizo to Argentinian Mate! Not all clientele that shop here do not speak a word of English as shockingly mentioned in the previous post (as you can miraculously see I do not only speak, read and write in English but seven other languages as well). :D There are other latin shops in St Catharines too but this one is the best and it has the most variety of products. And all the people who work here are super friendly and helpful too. They always say "hola" and welcome us as soon as we walk in. Esta tienda es buenísima! Mi marido y yo siempre vamos de compras aquí. Tienen todo lo que necesitamos para cocinar como chorizo Mexicana hasta mate de Argentina. Y aparte la gente que trabajan aquí, son muy amable y siempre nos saludan cuando entramos. Hay otras tiendas latinas en este ciudad, pero prefiero irme de compras aquí y no manejar por todos lados, porque tienen una grande variedad de productos y siempre encuentro lo que necesito. Lo mejor!!!

I used to drop by this plaza often. It would mainly happen after work when I'd be driving home…read more Businesses at this plaza are spread out. The businesses that I frequented the most were Burger King, Mark's, McDonalds, Wok of Asia, and Factory Direct. Ever since I have been working from home during this pandemic, I rarely visit this area. After working from home last Wednesday, I needed to head into Mississauga to run an errand, Driving home, I realized that I needed a grocery store. I remembered Panchvati Supermarket. It was a few doors down from Factory Direct. I had never been there. It was time to check it out. I got there just before 7 pm. There is always plenty of parking. I parked and walked in. I was greeted with bins of Indian snacks. I swear that I stood there, looking at all the brightly coloured snack packages, for a good five minutes. I eventually got a bag of bhel mix snacks. I came here to get a hand of bananas. I normally hit Giant Tiger, as prices are the cheapest around. I got more expensive bananas here that came up to just over $3. I was okay shelling out a bit more than usual. I love checking out any grocery store for the first time. The produce section was cool. It's not every day that you see an entire aisle full of huge bags of onions! I also spent a lot of time looking at packaged noodles. Veggie Hakka noodles. Hong Kong spicy garlic noodles. Noodles without onions or garlic. Lots of noodles! I was impressed. It was neat seeing bottles of Horlicks from the UK. I learned from a friend that Indian folks often spell the brand as Horlics. I asked her why the k is dropped. She simply said to mess with you... haha! The spices section is extensive. I have never been so mesmerized looking at every spice package. It was easier for me to figure out what spices I do have at home. While I was lining up, I looked at the hot samosas, spring rolls, and puffs. A man was getting a number of samosas. They smelled so good! I had a friendly cashier. He was competent and worked quickly. I paid using a debit card. I tapped and was done. He bagged my items and handed me my receipt. I wished him a good night and he reciprocated. I have been driving past this supermarket for years. It was nice that I finally dropped by to check it out. It's quite the gem in this nondescript plaza. I'll definitely come back to dive further into the snacks and noodles. (8)

Very clean and well organized Indian Supermarket. They offer some vegetables and fruits. The okra…read moresold here looks very fresh. They have an excellent Basmati rice section and lots of curries, turmeric, masalas for Indian cooking. They also play very good music inside here. Just now I heard two excellent songs: "Koi VI Nahi" by Shirley Setia and Gurnaza And "Chan Kitthan" by Ayushmann & Rochak Kohli Two of my favorite Indian pop stars.

Loved my experience here. Found all specialty items that I was hoping to find: fresh curry leaves,…read morechana masala, other masalas that I don't find at my neighbourhood supermarket (non-Indian), nice assortment of Indian sweets (with someone there to serve). Other people who shopped there seemed to be southeast Asian, so I felt really on the right track. Their 3 for $1 samosas, found at the check out counter, were sooo good.

Amazing selection, and super friendly staff. I will go out of my way to come here on a regular…read morebasis.

Went here for the first time at 9.20 pm since it's open till 9.30 pm…read moreTheir veggies and fruit was very fresh lots of interesting Indian snacks and desserts They keep grocery not just from the north but other stares of India too like Bombay Ghasitaram and stuff The spices are a very good quality too Lots of pickles and stuff The employees are super polite friendly and helpful too The pani Puri and lots a lot of great stuff and below market prices A

It's funny that just over a decade ago many Asian immigrant families had to plan their grocery…read moretrips weeks in advance or car pool together to travel to the different parts of the city just to get familiar spices and produce from their home countries. Now that the demographics have shifted heavily towards suburban life, many independent supermarkets like India Foodland have sprung up across the GTA catering to the needs of the immigrant population that many large grocery chains simply cannot. India Foodland is one of those places that is never empty. From the moment they open their doors to closing time there is a line up at the cashier. I originally came here because they opened right around the corner from my family home and my parents were delighted that they had access to so many spices and fruits that they ate as kids back in the home country. Since then IFL has grown into a business hub attraction, with multiple small take out restaurants thriving next door thanks to the number of customers IFL brings. IFL itself serves hot food and sweets for take out as well. If you live in the Brampton or Mississauga area, IFL is a must stop shop for all your Indian spices and imported exotic fruits and vegetables. Please don't be discouraged by the long line ups, that is just a sign of how popular they are in the community. Plus their products are significantly cheaper and more affordable than their local big industry competition.

This supermarket has all sorts of Asian groceries, was pleasantly surprised to find everything I…read moreneeded. Staff was also friendly here in helping me find things. Also, everything is reasonably priced, especially the foreign candy section and milk.

i got noodles and taho chicken , cost me $28 , over priced and didnt even taste good. could of…read morewent to a full buffet instead at a resurant .

An older employee of Chinese desent in the seafood department was very rude, when I asked him a…read morequestion About a sale they have in their flyer. He had his back to me and wouldn't even look at me and told me he knew nothing about the sale than rudely walked away. He needs to take a coarse on public relations!!! I'll never go back!! In Barrie, Ontario

Awesome selection! Better produce than I've found in a lot of places, and really awesome prices on…read moremeat!

Awesome selection of Eastern European foods and drinks! I went to look for items from the country…read moreof Georgia, and found several items, including mineral waters (Borjomi and Nabeglavi), they also had Naktaktari tarragon lemonade, and several Georgian foods including Thkemali sauce, khmeli suneli spice, and several other foods I used to enjoy in Georgia including Jacobs coffee, Turkish coffee, Mayo and ketchup in the pouch, etc. They have a cooler of cheeses, kefir, fishes, and meats, a deli, as well as a freezer of dumplings, ice creams, cakes, and other frozen items. There's an aisle of sweets and an aisle of baking ingredients. Another aisle of non perishables, and drinks, and bulk candies as well. Even a pharmacy. Really a great variety and different items than what I've seen at other Eastern European stores in the area. Highly recommend!

Came back here the other day and got some Kvass, Sirki (Russian cheesecake dessert), pelmeni…read more(Russian dumplings sold frozen), some deli smoked meats and cheese. They have one of the largest selections of Kvass that I've seen out of any of the Russian/Ukranian stores and all very reasonably priced. They also sell Kefir. As mentioned in the previous review, they also sell medicine/pharmacy that you'd typically find in Russian and Eastern Europe, so it's pretty unique to see it out here. Store clerk was friendly.

Very far from home but on a trip nearby and needed lentils, beans and grains so decided too stop by…read morethe newly opened store. Nicely laid out and the aisles are stacked nicely Subzi Mandi style. As the store was New some of the stuff was on sale at a good price so stocked up on dried lentils and beans. Checked out the take out counter. Not as good as the one on Chinguacousy and Williams Parkway. The food reasonably priced as well. Will surely visit if in the area