My favourite place to get my asian snacks when I have a craving! They have such a wonderful variety…read moreof products and the prices are good! They have boba popsicles! I haven't looked yet for prices of meat or dairy but if you need supplies for a Korean bbq night, this is the place.

I've only been to 2 Asian grocery stores in Montreal, but this is the fancier one…read more It seems renovated, so everything is well-lit and clean. I think it's also well-organized by department. It's nice to have distinct bakery and BBQ sections. They also have a bubble tea shop which is a nice addition. I'm surprised more Asian supermarkets don't have a similar model.

New Kim Phat! Beautiful, clean, and well lit. It makes for a very pleasant shopping experience. The…read moreprices are great and the selection is ample! Worth a visit if you're in the area.

I went to Kim Phat to purchase some things with my mom. She had never been to this Kim Phat before…read moreand neither have I. The store is an Asian specialty grocery store and they have a fairly large free parking lot. The prices seemed to be fair and comparable to C&T and LianTai (at least for the items that interested me). I don't drive to this area a lot but if I am in the area, I would have no issues going to Kim Phat for some specialty Asian grocery store items and snacks. Because of the convenience of parking, I prefer Lian Tai, then probably Kim Phat, and then C&T (C&T's parking is often full because it shares a large parking area in a parking mall). Since I didn't eat breakfast or lunch before bringing my mom here, I was famished and purchased a banh mi (Vietnamese baguette sandwich) which was premade and also purchased a drink which was on special.

As mentioned below, don't expect shining surfaces here. Great place for hard to get ingredients for…read moreyour favourite asian cuisine. The are other groceries in town but this one is in the West Island. They used to have a hot food section which they closed. Fresh produce and condiments is why I come here.

The supermarket may not scream cleanliness or organization. Don't let that scare you away from…read moreexploring it at least once! The variety of fruits and vegetables, which includes many unknown and mysterious ones is simply amazing. Everything is always ripe, fresh and most of all tasty. Upon walking through each section, you'll be amazed by the large variety of international products. Yes, mostly Asian ones, but tucked in between is many Spanish or Indian products. The staff may not seem the warmest or friendliest, yet they are very helpful and kind. You ask with such lovely review of mine why only four stars? Simply and only because the isles are often crowded with unpacked boxes. The carts are placed else where and in the way.

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 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.

I have been going over the past 8 years and couldn't help but notice how much this market has…read moredegraded. Food is overpriced: I recently bought for 11.99 an item that I found at 7.99 at the nearby Walmart. Service is inexistant, employees just don't care. Carts are nowhere to be found at certain times and you have to cross the whole floor to find one at the other exit, again because employees are out of f*** to give. The place is filthy, and I have bought way too many past date items, or things of dubious freshness to use Adonis as my main source of groceries anymore. At my last visit, emphasis on last, one of the items was not recognized at the cash register (and that has happens quite a lot at this store). The cashier made me wait for a price verification by a floor employee. After some awkward wait and no one showing up, I offered to go take a picture of the price label directly on the shelf, which I thought was a reasonable solution to save everyone's time. The cashier refused saying it has to be an employee. I will not let anyone insinuate I could be dishonest. I took it as an insult and left everything. That's it. I'm done with Adonis.

Bought marinated lamb chops on Thursday afternoon, kept them in the fridge and took them out Friday…read morefor supper. When I opened the bag, it smelled like they'd been marinated in manure! Immediately took them back to the store, which gave me a refund immediately, then walked with the meat dept. employee back to the meat counter, and explained what had happened. He took a sniff and tried to explain it was because they were marinated in wine. I persisted until he called another employee who sniffed the tray, and immediately recoiled from the stench. The entire tray was then removed, but it's concerning that it had been in their countertop cooler for at least 24 hours, next to many other raw meat products. While I used to like things like their raw chicken kebabs, I don't see myself buying these products anymore at Adonis, as the lack of oversight in leaving obviously rotten meat for sale for at least a day, if not more, is very worrying. Too bad. I still enjoy their fruits and veggies and their nuts & dates, as well as their deli meats and cheese counters.

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.

Fantastic Eastern European supermarket! Saw lots of specialty items from Russia, Ukraine, Poland…read moreand the rest of Eastern Europe. You're going to hear a lot of Slavic languages here and see lots of Cyrillic languages on some of the labels. They have whole aisles just for pickles and pickled foodstuffs, another aisle to jams and fruit preserves, a wonderful frozen foods area where you'll find frozen pierogies of various kinds of Russian pelmeni, Georgian khinkali, and Ukrainian vareniki including dessert versions like cherry vareniki (dumplings). You'll find fresh organic butter and yogurts and the meat and cold cuts counter is damn good too. Garlic sausages, lamb cutlets, cheeses, I don't know any of their names but just ask the person behind the counter and she'll either explain items to you or even give you a small sample to try right there. Their liverwurst is great. You'll find all the European brand chocolates like Milka and Rittensoort, Polish Wawel poppyseed cakes and babkas and tons of other stuff. There's also a prepared foods counter which had some good stuff. I took home a large container of real home-made borscht that even had huge chuncks of beef in it and it was perfect for a dinner on a cold evening. You need a good hour here to just look over stuff and see what they have.

Not fresh. Check expiration dates and don't buy anything from buffet or the cakes…read more Packaged foods are ok. Lots of selection.