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9 years ago
Good location and well maintained KOREAN supermarket. Many items and fresh vegetables and meat section. Never expected this place would existed in the restaurant strip in North Strathfield read more
5/24 George Street
North Strathfield New South Wales 2137
Australia
(02) 9764 1199
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http://www.komart.com.au
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What time does Komart open?
Komart opens at 8:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Komart close?
Komart closes at 9:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Does Komart have parking?
Yes, Komart has parking options.
having recently moved, this has become my new local bottle shop…read more It's a bit on the pricey side, and selection is small, especially for bottles of wine, but that is to be expected from an independent bottle shop, after all, this isn't Dan Murphy's The main point and reason i keep returning here is the service and genuine friendliness of the staff. I am always greeted upon entering, with a smile. the guys are willing to help me find what I need, offer suggestions and are a prime example of top notch customer service that is lacking these days from so many shops and businesses. Always a pleasure to shop in here whether it's for something for a gorgeous Sunday afternoon or something more upmarket for a dinner party. Well done guys.
We went with a group of 11, the food was terrible! I had the lamb curry which tasted like…read moremicrowaved home brand processed... The rest of the group had mixed options but my friend and I both had a curry and were very disappointed. The staff were friendly and tried their hardest to accommodate us. But I'm sorry I would not go back and would definitely not recommend this place. 2 stars because the staff were nice and they do split bills which makes life easier when you want to quickly leave after a very disappointing meal.
Bring a few beers and down as many momos as you can. Chicken momos were particularly good and…read morebuffalo momos were worth a try. Casual cafe atmosphere with friendly staff and images of nepal rolling on a plasma screen. Recommended by a nepalese friend.
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Khadi Ko Ledobedo - Organic goat curry with delicious buttery paratha
BWS = Beer, Wine & Spirits…read more Just got to land to start my 12 days in Australia. FYI, you only need to be 18 years of age to drink here; I just made the cut off, LOL. Quality/Quantity - Wanted to try some local craft beers. Or just some Australian beers. Beer, wine, liquor stores in AU have to be separate from their supermarkets. They have everything you need here; beer, wine, spirits, mixes, etc. Specials, promotions, etc. Current promotion - 25% off craft beers, perfect. So I got one of each. One craft, and one of their most popular beers (according to the employee). See picture. I actually liked the Victoria Bitter over the craft beer??? Atmosphere - Very small location, but more than enough beer choices for me. In a mall, next to their major Woolworth supermarket. Loyalty program also available. Service - Good. I also appreciate the reusable bag they gave. Reuse is better than recycle. Price - Expensive, but I did not care nor did I really look. After I get more situated, I can price shop. And do a Costco run. :) Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2001, owned by Woolworth, parent company Endeavour Group.
10/21/23 FYI, I actually liked the Victoria bitter over the craft beer
10/21/23 FYI, craft beers
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This country was built on the back of fresh produce providores and suburban fruiterers like this…read morebad boy here. Situated right next to what used to be a Franklins, then went to Coles, and what is now an IGA, Castlecrag Fruiterers has outlasted them all. Sure, it can;t compete on price with the big boys, but it damn sure blows them out of the water on every other count: quality, freshness, variety, customer service, friendliness and the knowledge that you're buying local which not only helps you sleep better at night but has been clinically proven to reduce rheumatism and actually cures polio. Yes, polio! Far from simply selling fine fruit, these guys do tonnes more: natural, yoghurts, fresh cereals, my favourite garlic dipping sauce and, bizarrely, Bart Simpson shaped pasta. And tonnes more, I really can't do justice to how cathartic, exciting and welcoming it is cruising around this store with the promise of an empty shopping basket and the whole world at your feet.
This little fruit and veg store (I say little, meaning floor space, not range) is FANTASTIC. The…read morerange is better than the IGA there and there are more specialised fruit and veg there, that you couldn't get at Northbridge Woolworths. Price are pretty good- somethings were cheaper than Woolies (like the beautiful mangoes @2/$6) while others were a little dearer. Everything that I bought lasted well and tasted delicious. As Simon Johnson is no longer in Castlecrag, this shop stocks a huge range of SJ products, as well as gluten free, dairy free and other gourmet products. They also have fresh flowers and kid sized trolleys(!!!)
The place had best coffee in bondi junction anf the staff was friendly and very fast services and…read morehelpful and coffee was hot and fresh and. They sell drinks pantry and phone recharged and the location is at bondi junction
Addison Road Centre is the country's largest not-for-profit community centre. It's host to a bunch…read moreof different groups (including Reverse Garbage), but I come here for the organic markets. Every Sunday from 8.30am to 3pm, the place is buzzing with stalls and shoppers. There's a bunch of food available for noshing right away (great smoothies, juices, coffees, cakes, wraps, spring rolls, etc) as well as a huge range of fruit and veg, dried pasta, cheese, wine, tapenades and more. If you're set on eating organic, look out for the yellow Certified Organic signs on the stalls, or ask the operators. If you keep walking towards the back, you'll also find a bunch of clothing, soaps, cards, antiques and enviro-friendly stalls too. There are a few tables scattered around and usually some musical entertainment, or keep walking to the end of the line and you'll find a grassy field to sit and guzzle your purchases. The 428 city bus stops right outside the font gate or there's plenty of free parking available in the surrounding streets.
If you like bo-ho in the city then this is THE place to be. Organic Food Markets are located at The…read moreAddison Road Centre Marrickville and are on every Sunday rain, hail or shine. From the eclectic to the eccentric, from organic to conventional, eco-friendly, chai-tentingly chillaxing this market would have to be THE best Organic Market Sydney's Inner West around. This can be seen in the choice of foods/produce to specialty products is a true reflection on how diverse the population who shop here week-in week-out. Such is their devotion some will travel from as far as Blue Mountains simply to achieve their weekly Organic fix! Best bit being that they are on rail, hail or shine! This market has something for everyone including the kids:jumping castles, pony rides, babycino, eco friendly baby food and clothing and SO much more. The Raw and Vegan community are more than able to be satisfied at this market, as well as those with a sweet tooth! Could NOT recommend this market highly enough than already done! Do an online search for these markets and the number of blogs are a testament as to its love not just by the public but by the stallholders as well!
North Steyne Emporio is a gourmet cafe, market and grocer and a family run business. It has been…read morearound for years and considered a Northern Beaches insitution with its great service, deli style breakfasts and lunch and is also a florist and grocer. North Steyne Emporio are also the Northern Beaches flagship store for Vittorio Coffee and also offer Affogoto,Green, Jasmine and Black teas. The homemade pastas can be enjoyed within the cafe or can be taken home also. My stable is the salad sandwiches in mixed grain, fruit salad with yoghurt and of course my skim mocha. Pay North Steyne Emporio a visit if your not from the area you will be pleased that you dropped in.
I love the reviews of the Emporio as a grocer, though I never think of it as that myself. I guess I…read morejust can't get past the sandwich bar. Anyone who has lived overseas will know that there is simply no equivalent to the authentic Aussie sandwich bar - you know, the one where you're faced with a counter of endless little stainless steel tubs of every conceivable sandwich component from which you can pick and choose your own personal combination. Chicken, beetroot and alfalfa? Sure! Ham, mayonnaise, lettuce and preserved lemon? No problem. No butter? Of course. And Emporio does it as well as the best - pick your bread (regular or sour dough; bun, baguette or bagel etc) then go to town. A personal favourite is the chicken schnitzel with mayonnaise and chilli sauce plus whatever salad I'm in the mood for. They don't come cheap, but you won't need dinner.
Sydney has a decently large Korean population - but less in CBD and more in strathfield - so you…read morewon't get any huge Korean groceries here. But there are still quite a few, and many of them are similar and a little overpriced, but not this one! This one has honest prices, great frozen meat, and some seasonal side dishes in takeaway containers! It also somewhat sometimes seems like a garage sale vibe with their nonfood items, since it is a random bunch, but it feels down to earth and homey, and yet not dirty or cheap. They took cash only during the months I lived in Sydney (~mid 2020)
One of Koreatown's hidden secrets, hidden down a dark, dingy alleyway (called Central Street, it…read moreruns between Pitt and George Streets in Koreatown), is this little Korean grocery store. It's small, it's cramped and it's cluttered, but it sells containers of bulgolgi, kimchi, Korean instant noodles, Korean soft drinks, Korean ice creams and other Korean items at some of the lowest prices in the area. Can't complain at that! While it's a secret to most in Sydney, it's no secret to the Korean immigrants living in nearby apartments, there's usually a number of them in the store stocking up on goodies from home.
This quaint Korean supermarket has been my family's stable for years. Great service and range have…read morekept us coming back. Only issue now is that DC Mart (review http://frid.co/pcC6Xt ) opened up with a larger range. If you want a more personalised service, check these guys out. They have served us well, and stock pretty much everything you could need. Btw, if you are looking for fresh veg or rice, it is right down the back.
Very good food. The curries are very delicious and the service was great. Highly recommended.read more
Love this place great deals and lovely staff. I go to this place first then to colesworthread more
All Asian goods! Fresh grown market produce as well as all the essentials found at any supermarket…read more All the tins of food are imported from Asian countries. There is a huge range of kitchen utensils and clothing. Everything could be found here at very reasonable prices. Good parking underneath the shop.
This is the second time I ate at Yoros located at the Westfield Mall in Liverpool, Sydney. Food is…read morefive stars. Service is good too. The ambiance is nothing special as it is in a food court inside a mall. The seafood was always fresh on both occasions I ordered. It is scrumptious too.