So there are 2 Épicerie Coréenne & Japonaise within very close proximity of each other. This is the…read morelarger one that's only 1 floor (the other one is smaller, but over 2 floors). It is slightly west of the smaller one. This one also sells kitchenware, while the other one does not. They both sell lots of prepared foods, drinks, and ice cream! So obviously, I am a huge fan, lol. As the name of the store suggests, they sell Korean and Japanese groceries. Prices are slightly higher than the bigger Korean supermarkets (like Galleria or HMart in Toronto), but comparable to other Japanese supermarkets that I've been to. The stores are clean and well lit. Service is friendly.

Small, but well packed. The isles are plentiful of asian groceries. The fresh products are abundant…read moreand the ready meal are great. Of course they have jugfull of kimchi and boxes of fresh miso. I was a bit sad that I could not find 0 calorie noodles. Which are usually available in asian groceries stores.

This is a fairly large Asian grocery store located inside the Faubourg shopping center on St…read moreCatherine. It's surrounded by several Asian eateries and businesses, but the main treasure is found inside...there are tons of Asian produce items, snacks, rices, noodles, cookies, dry good, canned goods, etc. The store is usually busy all day long. The best metro stop for it is Guy Concordia. Only 2 blocks away.

Marche Newon sells expired products to its customers. Beware of their product selection. Today's…read moredate: March 2025, and the product was expired Oct 7, 2024.

This store has a large selection of produce, dry goods, frozen food, etc. Mostly of Asian brands…read more I was looking for some specific Filipino snacks and they had exactly what I wanted. The prices are good and the selection is great. They only take credit cards if the sale is over $10. It's located right across from a Super WalMart, so you can stop over there if you need any other missing items.

I think this might be the largest Asian supermarket on the Montreal island? Anyhow they carry…read morepretty much everything you might expect, and more. They carry some products that are not always found in smaller Asian stores, such as small taro, soursop, rambutan, etc. While Marché G&D carries mostly Chinese goods, Marché Fu Tai also has loads of products from other cultures, such as Filipino food (e.g. milkfish, pandesal, longanisa). It's really busy, as it's somewhat the heart of the Plaza Côte-des-Neiges. We went there to pick up some specific things, and ended up bringing back a week-worth of food, including a whole tub of ube-macapuno ice cream. And grenadillas. And polvoron. And the armful of things I carried out from the snacks section... Yeah we'll probably be back.

C &T has been one of my go to Asian grocery stores for a while. They carry a large variety of…read moreimported produce and the selection is always fresh. When I'm the fresh produce isle you can find a variety of everything ! With selection on pairs, oranges herbs and so much more, you are bound to find what you need here. They also have a fresh meat/poultry and fish section where you can get live fish, different cuts of meat with competitive pricing by the pound. The bakery section offers many desserts and unique Asian pastry some are even house made ! The staff is friendly and helpful and covid safety measures are enforced

The service and employee at Marche C&T store is really bad. My wife and I arrived at the store half…read morean hour before the store's closing time. We didn't finish our selection at 8pm (the closing time) but almost at the end. However, there was one employee very rushed push us to leave, we just have one or two item need to select. She didn't want to help but only spoke loudly to us just the store need to be closed, but based on my experience no store in Canada push customer to leave as long as customer step into the store before the closing time. My wife is pregnant, she couldn't move fast and felt sad and angry about this thing. There is no respect from the the employee at this store. Please avoid this store. It was really a bad bad experience.

my favourite super market ever since I came to Canada. If I survive as Asian in such harsh winters…read moreone after another Kim Phat is the main readon. Lots of products with very affordable prices, fresh veges. Fishes come all over the world. Shrimps are my favourite.

It was horrible because my daughters went to buy me bread and wanted an tote bag and they asked the…read moreworker how much for one and she said that it's buy one get one free but then I went back and she said that it was 3.50 and not seven dollars.And they gave them one with a hole.So technically they scammed us.But not only that the cashier just followed the other worker that said it was buy one get one free so it's the worker that was wrong cause the cashier was the one who was about to say the real price.Not only that a lot of the food is expired.

This is what my Italian dreams are made of. Fresh mozzarella, handmade pasta, sliced to order…read moreporchetta, I could literally die a happy woman at Milanos. The Italian grocery store recently expanded, almost doubling in size. It's located in be heart of little Italy, and honestly one of my favourite weekend spots to visit. All the staff speak Italian and they carry many hard to find Italian must haves. Yes it gets crazy busy, but honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way.

This Italian grocery store is so like the grocery stores we shopped in when living in Italy we got…read moresuper excited. OMG all the groceries! I have no idea what the rule is about bringing packaged foods back to the U.S., but I wanted to buy so much stuff I used to keep in my Italian pantry! Next visit to Montreal we plan to stay in the Little Italy area and shop here on day one. Even if we have to eat it all before we leave town. We literally stumbled upon this grocery store. Established in 1954, two brothers introduced Montreal to Italian products. Today their children have taken over and it seems to be a very popular neighborhood market based on the number of customers shopping during our visit. Bakery, deli, meat counter, dairy, produce. All the sections you expect in a traditional grocery store. The breakfast sweets. The Chocolate. Whole rabbit in the meat counter. So much pasta! Oil, balsamic, sauce. I just need to go back. If you cook Italian, you should be shopping here. Actually, if you eat, you should shop here.

Brand new Indian grocery store opened up on Henry ford near the Provi soir and kindergarden !!…read more Maybe just 2-3 weeks ago. Super excited as I love indian food but the restaurant thing is starting to get quite expensive so I'm super happy to have found a great place to do some groceries for the house and prep some fabulous indian cuisine homemade! There's an abundance of indian spices in jars, cans, powder form with tons of fresh veggies and fruits. Lots of cool flavours. It's not a full on grocery such as no meats .. only spices, dairy products Paneer cheese yaaay and ready to go snacks as you walk in the store. The Place is super convenient for me as we live close by and we don't have to drive far to get our things.. the only downfall is the price.. a bit pricey if you ask me but not as bad as the resto's and it's a convenience thing.. rather spend more and drive less. If you're in the area it's a nice place to shop super clean new and worth checking out. Cheers

Je recommande a 100%…read more J'adore la manière dont ils font du poulet braisé et surtout leur façon de faire du piment.