Was in the mood to visit this Asian grocery store…read more First off there is tons of free parking and public transit is just outside. Thé place itself was packed and needs a bit of tender loving care. Saying that the store produce was nothing more than top notch. You can find all your traditional Asian produce along with more non Asian produce. I went there for the duck and was lucky enough to pick some up. This was probably the best duck I have ever eaten. So moist and full of flavors. I should of gotten two. I also wanted to try some bbq pork but they were sold out. There was so much to choses from and all looked amazing and super fresh Went there for the duck and pork.

Kim Phat is still the best asian grocery store in MTL by far…read more. It's a lil run down and needs a lift but otherwise they have everything you're looking for! They even had peking duck!! Damn those ducks are insanely difficult to find these days !!! What is happening?? Why arent there ducks?? who ate them all?? Lolol Nonetheless... they had a guy cutting up the last few ducks he had left for the day and he was super friendly he even picked out the best one for us. The place is cool they have lots of asian varieties of pastries, raw meats, fish and all kinds of live fish you can choose to cook fresh from the sea lol The fruits and veggie section is quite extensive as well lots of unique items at this place ! The pantry aisles are filled with products you will never find at a regular grocery chain store Overall, I think this place is by far the best in the city and there's no insane chaotic line ups Pricing: super affordable and good sales ! Definitely recommend

Very nice and well stocked Asian market has lots of choices nice Bah mi counter slways prepared…read morefresh

3.5 stars New…read moreVietnamese market I had the pleasure of checking out. It had all the main staples, fresh produce, main Asian grocery selection, fresh fish and a butcher shop. There was also a hardware section of household goods, frozen and a big bonus. An open concept restaurant located in the grocery store. It looked as though locals were enjoying a Saturday lunch when I arrived. The smells of wonderful pork bone soup filled the air! Back to the grocery store two blocks away is Kim Phat. So one would think how the hell can they possibly compete with such a Vietnamese powerhouse as KP. It's like the David and Goliath tale. Obviously there's an allure to shopping here as people were coming and going. Parking is to a minimum and there was a guy attending and trying to control parking as I was coming in. Selection was more than adequate for my Asian food needs. Some interesting discoveries: 1) dried mud fish. Not sure how one would cook a dish using. Never tried this before but googled it and it looks like a devilish creature living in a muddy landscape far far away. 2) vegetarian shark fin. As many shark lovers have cried afoul of Chinese and their celebration of shark fin soup. Don't judge me I grew up with real SFS. With the veggie version I'm glad Kei Phat supports this socially conscious move. Pamela Anderson or the PETA individuals would be proud as well. I would definitely return as its a good experience to come and shop then eat lunch or vice versa in the restaurant.

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.

Wonderful Italian grocery store about a 10 min walk from Marchè Jean Talon. Milano's is a very…read morelarge, well stocked; very diverse store selling, fresh, frozen products, canned goods, produce, coffee, meats, seafood, deli items and prepared foods. The variety of brand names of imported Italian tomatoes, pasta and cheeses is staggering. Needless to say Milano's will always be on my list of stops when I'm in Montréal.

Solid, convenient market. Lots of selection, reasonable prices…read more Stopped in to grab breakfast. Lo and behold were a selection of banh mi. I spotted two bins marked identically (Vietnamese pork sandwiches), except one had "spy" written. No clue what that meant, so I grabbed one (I wouldn't last long on Survivor), and an Aloe drink (decided against beer). Paid about C$4, in cash. The drink was good, and the sandwich was fine for what it was, where it was. The sheen on the sandwich freaked me out when I first unwrapped it, but it ended up being satisfying overall, with pickles, cold cuts, and jalapenos.

I rarely give 5 stars but this place earns it- drawing me back every week. The menu is HUGE and the…read morefood is authentic. The dishes are delicious and you get great prices. Avoid the regular general Tao and get something off the beaten path, you won't regret it.

Service was excellent. All of the people in my group had the canard with sunchokes, mushrooms and…read morebeans and it was delicious. There is a deli attached to the restaurant with a large selection of cheese and meats to take home with you

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

We had just finished at the Jean-Talon Market and happened to walk by this Mexican grocery store,…read moreso we decided to stop in and see if they had agua fresca or horchata. They didn't have drinks, but we noticed a hot food section on the left side and even spotted churros and tres leches. The grocery store itself is a good size, carrying fresh produce, plenty of Mexican staples like beans, chilies, tortilla, and a wide variety of candies. The lively atmosphere stood out too--they were playing upbeat Mexican music, and most of the shoppers and staff were speaking Spanish, which added to the authentic feel! This reminded me of Fiesta, the grocery chain in Texas!

Third stop of my taco-filled easter weekend. This was recommended by my sister so I decided to pay…read morea visit on easter Monday! I grabbed the pork tacos and 2 tamales (1 sweet, 1 savoury). The sweet tamale was quite... interesting, my boyfriend wasn't a fan but I didn't mind it, although it wasn't my fav. The savoury tamale was hearty and filling! The tacos were spicé but so so flavorful and yummy! I can see why it is my sister's favorite spot for tacos. These were a wee bit more pricy than Impac Tacos' but I would say Sabor Latino's portions are much bigger and more filling. Would def come again for some tacos, I wish they had more options and choices tho!

Walking in here you wouldn't necessarily expect to be served THE BEST PIZZA IN THE CITY... it's got…read morea deli vibe. My friend (she's a painter) is particularly taken with the Parmesan... it's real... not the fake shit you get in most Parmesan shakers. For this La Maison des Pate Fraîches gets a five. 1 point for exceeding expectations 2 points for a nice server 3 points for real parm 4 points for real parm 5 points for the best pizza in the city blessings of tomatoes be upon you. - Triston Jude and friend

I guess thought it was going to be better, and I did have somewhat higher expectations ---…read moreregarding their pizzas that is. I'm not really reviewing the market's concept with looks pretty cool. Fresh pastas by weight and a fairly large selection of Italian specialties, perhaps I may have a better taste in my mouth after trying those items. In a crusty shell, I got their vegetarian pizza to go (personal size - which is actually a fair size and comes with a decent price tag $8 or 9 +T). Apart from having to wait a bit longer than you would expect for a fresh pizza it came out hot and looked pretty good. Even the first couple of bites seemed to be alright and even somewhat tasty, but then bite after bite it got worse and worse. There was an odd something going on with their dough and/or sauce and/or cheese and/or vegetable situation/combination, that made me feel a little yucky after eating it. I'm not a big fan of that happening and who would be. You should never feel yucky after eating a pizza. Even after eating a whole small. You may feel stuffed, but be happily full; satisfied and even proud you ate it all up. So, when I saw the high star rating I was a bit surprised, and by chance I saw another 1* review that concurred with my experience, so I don't feel like I'm the only one who had this feeling and experience. Note: Their system for where to go, stand and order where not very clear, so that could also use some work. The shop has a bit of a complicated layout which doesn't help matters. Maybe they've worked on that over the last several weeks/months, and if not they probably should to make it as safe and efficient as possible. I think that's fair to hope for...