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.

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 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.

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.

Found this sweet place by Fluke! I was in the area late…read morelast night and wass Craving some Mexican .. I know I just came from there and the food in Mexico is hard to beat but thiS place is pretty close ... It had a Big Bulging sign saying : "Ouvert" Yaaay I came in and was lured in by the sccent from the ready made meals to the left. I didn't even take the time to go through their grocery section. I should have, as I love cooking homemade meals, but I was hungry and in a hurry & the last thing I want to do when I get back home is Cook haha. Ambiance: a bit old looking and needs a real facelift but that didn't stop me from giving it a try. The take out counter was all ready prepared meats and interesting dishes that reminded me a lot of Mexico! It's a latino grocery store kind of like a mini Adonis but more authentic and unique. Service: Fabulous! Very nice boys behind the counter smilling and serving me anything I wanted. They seemed very friendly and even taught me words in Spanish .. super cool! Food: They had fresh Pork skins , pork dishes, chicken dishes meatballs, beef, beans, Empanadas , Tongue wow it was cook to perfection I should have gotten the 4 tacos for 10$ but slipped my mind ( next time ;;)) The flavours are very authentic and comes super close to the food I had in Mexico. It's latin cuisine lots of rice dishes, tacos, salsa Piquante ,Pico de gallo .. the Guaccc was AMAZING I really enjoyed it. The Empanadas is a Colombian dish was very good too they had to different cooks ( baked or fried) I got both .. the fried was way more flavourful .. the baked empanadas was ok but kinda dry. Parking: Hard as you have to be lucky now a days with all this snow and bike paths lol Cost: Very reasonable.. we got lots of assorted meats and dishes for around 50$ Overall, really enjoyed this place and will definitely be back for More !

Amazing Latino grocery store. This is one of the bigger ones I know of in the area, if not the…read morebiggest. They have about everything, including fresh produce and a hot food section. There's also a seating area if you want to eat there. I would highly recommend

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...