I absolutely LOVE Fruit King. Here's why:…read more The produce is always fresh and somehow always seems to taste miles better than what I get at big chain grocery stores. Not to mention it's dirt cheap. I eat A LOT of fruits and veggies, which can get pretty pricey...thanks to Fruit King I can afford to feed myself :) And the good doesn't stop there. For such a tiny hole-in-the-wall market they still manage to have a great variety of produce. I should mention though that if you're looking for a fully stocked grocery you've come to the wrong place. However, they do carry things are difficult to find in regular groceries (for example, lemon grass...I can NEVER find lemon grass!). And you'll find other goodies besides fruits and veggies-- cheap spices, dry noodles, Asian cooking sauces, canned/jarred goods, dried fruit, etc. As far as service goes it's top-notch. The cashiers ring-in and bag your purchases at the speed of light. Fruit King is just plain delicious!

I typically don't shop for groceries in places other than the grocery store and very rarely,…read moreChinatown but I have been noticing the fresh fruits and vegetables that this place is displaying now that the weather has been improving. I just purchased 2 tubs of fresh organic strawberries for $3! Steal! That is way cheaper than St. Lawrence Market. I will keep my eye out for similar deals whenever I pass this place again. The inside of the store looks very similar to a Chinatown store setup, with a scale and 1 cashier at the front that quickly processes the transactions. It's true, there's no service provided here, and the area where they place the vegetable looks quite dingy but the freshness of their produce and price is what the 4 stars are for.

On the western edge of the area known as Danforth Village is this fruits and vegetables grocer…read morenamed Danforth Village (west of Main St.) You won't be confused because it has "Quality Fruits & Vegetables" included in its green & white store sign. I used to come down to this area to support this small business and dropped in for fresh berries for a super price compared to Sobeys a few doors down. Did so again today. Store staff aren't particularly brimming with friendliness but that's okay as the mission is to get high quality food for what each of us deems reasonable. Cash is king! Surcharge added for non-cash transaction.

This is my local green grocer. My go to place for fresh veggies at a good price…read more Everything here is broken down from larger packages. It is sorted and cleaned. Service is always a big thing for me. The operators and staff here are part of the neighbourhood. They know their customers and it is always busy. I like the quality of the veggies here and the fact that they treat you just as good if you're spending $50 or just buying an apple to snack on. You won't be disappointed here!

A phone call was made earlier this week to this store based on the number that was posted on this…read morestore's website. A call was made for a meat product to know if it was sold in a case and if this store would deliver so we can buy from them. When the call was made a very mean grumpy miserable old man had answered the phone and in a very angry voice said "this is the meat department ! You should be calling the main store line !" I told him this was the main number on the website that given. If this is not the number can you transfer me? He said " NO !" With that the man hung up on me. How much does it take to press a button on a phone to transfer? Guess that is too much technology for that old guy to handle and way too rude ! Taking business elsewhere

Nice Italian grocer with fresh cheese and meats. Bustling shop and excellent quality produce…read more Picked up some preserved foods and balsamic vinegar.

This has become my preferred and primary place to shop for groceries - predominantly staple foods -…read morewhen I am midtown. The produce is generally very good - fresh, local, and organic. Ditto with the veggies. I like the Longo's brand of pasta (the beef tortellini and porchetta and mushroom ravioli are stand outs). While I haven't tried them, they do have the deli, butcher, and seafood counters. Theres also the hot and salad bars, which are popular around lunchtime. Staff are pleasant and helpful, as are checkout cashiers!

The "online help" is atrocious. Twice I was left waiting for over 45 minutes but still no help!!read more

I am writing a review of this Fruit store as I have shopped there previously. I must say the staff…read moreare polite, professional, and, above courteous-One amongst the many positives I have besides the produce. I can only say that "Hey how are you?" is a great form of customer service from the workers who show that they take pride in their work. I have only positive comments to say and, this place gets my business-Hands down from now on. I bought some Nectarines and, a bag of Grapes-the best I have ever had from a nice lady employee and, thanks to her and, the staff!!. Have a Great Week!!.

This place has improved tremendously since its most recent reopening. The market is always…read morewell-maintained and organized, and the workers are very helpful. The old market was very cramped and had poor lighting, and I was always reluctant to shop there. The new owners are much more friendly. The products are fresh and the selection is good. It's much better than shopping at Metro in terms of price and quality. My only complaint is that the shop is a little small and can get very crowded at peak hours. You can't really shop in one half of the shop because there is a line up of customers.

Here we are in December and I am eating strawberries that taste like sun ripened August, for 2.99…read more Two packs of blueberries for 4 bucks. Arugula, green onions, kale, bananas, peppers, and some flowers. Total under $20. And the service is fast and so friendly. I think because so many people shop here, the produce turnover is high, and thus everything is fresh. I love this place.

The plus side.. Quality and better priced fruit than any…read moregrocery store in Toronto. Downside Terrible debit system, cords wrapped around the cramped cashier.. if u see that line with more than 5/6; leave.

This looks like your typical small Chinese grocery store in Chinatown. It is packed with grocery…read moreproducts in every nook and cranny. Inside the lights are lower than in a big chain grocery store. They also sold potted plants and cut flowers. Prices are the same or slightly better than at a big chain grocery store. For example, I wanted to buy a bag of cherries. There were two prices, $2.99/lb and $4.99/lb. The difference was that the more expensive cherries were bigger in size. There were fruits displayed outside the store, like the cherries. When I was there, the cherries were in the shade. However, the temperature was 31C with humidex of 38C; are fruit affected by humidex? I suspect they are. But if the strong was shining o  it, I worry about the fruit getting over ripe. My cherries were OK for the $2.99/lb price I paid. At my first set of 25 cherries, one was rotten. The sweetness level varied from cherry to cherry. They sold all the typical fruit and vegetables, without having any Chinese vegetables or fruit. This is in Greektown, after all. It is best to use cash. There is a charge of $0.25 for debit, so that's acceptable. There is some minimum purchase for credit cards, but I don't remember the rules. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible (aisles top narrow). There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-217

One day we decided to make stuffed zucchini, Allepo style. We needed a tool to hollow out the…read morezucchini all the way down to their base. There was no question as to where we would go....Nasr Foods. After a bit of rummaging, we found the corer we needed in a basket. We had been here before, as Nasr in our official supplier of Tunisian Harissa, Moroccan or Mediterranean Sardines, and Tahini (they have a large turnover and it is always fresh. I always buy the apricot leather there, as it sells for less than $3/pound. They have the full range of middle eastern specialties, including all condiments used in cooking. The store is being spruced up and is really a supermarket (about 11,000 sq. ft.). They have a great range of middle eastern packaged goods, including canned goods, jams, honeys, and other specialties. They also have a 'deli' with a wide variety of cheese, and other comestibles. If you enjoy Lebanese, Egyptian, Syrian, Moroccan, Tunisian and other such cuisines this should be your 'go to' store. Take a trip to the souk and visit Nasr. You will like it!

Cool! this place has got all middle eastern stuff... including their unique container vessels…read more On top... they have shawarma place, 2 chicken sharwarma cost less than $10, which is very tasty, and also have those unique sweet dishes, which is good (but tooooooo much sweety)

My favourite store where they have the best fresh fruits and veggies and my go to place to buy…read morebeautiful flowers for myself

This spot is for sure a budget friendly shop. For $23.51 I got:…read more- tomatoes - 2 batches of organic blueberries - bag of Meyer lemons - brussel sprouts - cucumber - cantaloupe - oranges - avocado - carrots I would have bought more, but I was running out of hands! The quality of produce here is fantastic (I am reminded of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry and Kramer get banned....that kind of good). Better than what you can get at a regular grocery store, and its cheap. You can go next door to the small Loblaws and get the rest of your groceries, but buy your produce here. With a TD across the street, a multitude of coffee shops nearby...why go anywhere else?!

Tip: This store has many varieties of kimchi and ready-to-eat prepared meals…read more A recent Yelp event introduced me to Galleria Supermarket. After the event was over, I did some browsing around the supermarket before I left. It was my first time at any Galleria Supermarket. Think T&T Supermarket, but with Korean goods. I dig supermarkets and this one was cool. It's funny that I pass by the Galleria on Steeles Avenue West, just west of Yonge Street, every week after work. I've never gone in there, mainly because I'd have to do a left turn from Steeles Avenue West. When leaving this place, I'd need to do a left turn without a set of traffic lights. Otherwise, I'd have to do the around-the-block set of right turns. It's just seems so inconvenient. If I were heading westbound, I'd have better luck. I do like this Galleria. There was a lot of parking. I am also familiar with the area, with California Sandwiches around the corner. I saw massive tubs of kimchi. When you see so many varieties of kimchi and the vessels to have it ferment if you make your own, you know that you're in a good supermarket with everything that you need. I liked seeing travel utensil kits with chopsticks, spoons, and more. I got stuck in the housewares section, looking at plates, bowls, kettles, frying pans, rice cookers, and more. I love small appliances. It was so tough tearing myself out of this part of the store. I had a can of Sac Sac from the event. It had peeled grapes in it. It was so good that I know I'll return to this supermarket just for this product alone. So good! I frankly would like to live in this supermarket. It has heat-and-eat items. There's also a food court that I need to explore. It's a huge store! I loved everything that I saw. I'll be back to buy and be broke afterwards. (447)

Galleria Supermarket has always been a great place to shop for groceries, snacks, quality fruits,…read morebaked goods, produce and desserts. I forgot to mention that they carry good quality cookware. After doing some groceries, my guilty pleasure has been to get a freshly made Soybean Curd Gimbap in the grab-and-go section.