If you are looking for British grocery items, you should stop in here first. The store is small but…read morethe shelves are packed with imported sweets, chips (or, "crisps" as they are known in the U.K.), soda, and other edible items. I enjoy a number of British candy bars and was able to find most of them here. I also tried Irn-Bru for the first time, which is a classic Scottish soft drink (spoiler alert: it is VERY sweet). The variety of crisps is amazing, with many unusual flavours. I bought a bag of Guinness chips but have not tried them yet. Prices are reasonable considering these are imported items, and the location is just off of Whyte Avenue - perfect for a visit will taking a stroll around the area.

Very overpriced and unfresh meat. I'm not from Edmonton as I was just here visiting family so I…read moredidn't know any of the good butcher shops but I know I definitely won't be coming back.

These people scammed 275 dollars from me. They refused to give me receipt after sending money…read morethrough their transfer agency. My family never recieved the money and they did not send me text receipt they said they will send it to me. The guy who was helping was on the phone with someone who I think was giving him tips on how to scam me. I am going to them tomorrow and probably file a complaint with the police. Xawaaladan haddii aad lacag ka dirsato receipt ka haka tagin, tuugo ayaa joogta meesha.

I am amazed with the variety of Asian products. They have a members card that you can get when you…read morebuy $50.00. I have saved money on my shopping. You can get overwhelmed at the amount of products, once you get use to the place it's a bit easier.

This is not our usual place to get ethnic groceries. But we thought we'd give it a try because…read morethere were lots of parking. Yikes, what a mistake, 3 out of 5 items we checked have expired!! Six months after the expiry date and the item is still on the shelf! The food inspectors should have a field day at this place. This will explain why there were ample parking at this place.

This store has the word "Caribbean" misspelled on its sign. They advertise that they are open from…read more10 am on Tuesday. I was there until 10:10 am, and no one came to open the store. This is a poor business practice. If I lived in the area, I may have waited a few more minutes, but as it was, I wasted gas driving there from Fort Saskatchewan, and was very disappointed.

Excellent coffee shop/bakery. Friendly staff. Good prices. Nice for small groups to get together…read morein the morning. It fills up fast.

This probably isn't really necessary, because everyone loves it - but we come here for great prices…read moreon produce (seriously) and for evening coffees, and maybe a pizza dinner in the cafe. The people working there are awesome and friendly - we have gotten to know some and it's always fun to chat them up. We have The Great Debate pizza, which has Tomato sauce, mozzarella, rosemary ham, double-smoked bacon & pineapple drizzled with hot honey. Dessert can be the cake below (can't remember the name but it's 100% chocolate and SO rich you need to start with a "wafer thin slice" because you won't believe it.

The one and only African Food Market in the city that has it all. One stop for groceries direct…read morefrom Africa, butcher shop and fruits and vegetable. Lots of parking!

I virtually found all my African spices from here. The bad thing is, I have to drive 45minute to…read moreget it overall us worth the travel. Le struggle.

Stumbled upon this family owned business during Chinatown dining week. They have live seafood,…read morefresh butchered meat, Asian groceries and cooked food for catering and takeout. Some of the staff are a bit shy possibly due to the language barrier, but the daughter in law Prices of meat and groceries are about the same as other Asian markets. Catering food is great for the price, because they are a butcher and live seafood market you know the meat is fresh. Great place to call ahead and get enough Chinese and Vietnamese food for a party.

I was looking for supplies to make my own Bun Bo Hue and came across this…read moreplace while searching the net. Lo and behold they actually make this dish in quantity for group meals along with Pho and other soups etc as well as chicken wings. It is a medium sized place with dry goods,some vegetables and a meat market . For $60 you can get a 'self assembly' package of all the ingredients you need to make soup for 4 or 5 people including pre-cooked noodles,meats,vegetables ,toppings and broth. You order a day ahead. I bought the Bun Bo Hue version and it was very good. It contained liberal amounts of everything i needed . Well worth the money in these times. Broth was very good. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely be going there again.