I've always enjoyed shopping at Thriftys The staff have…read morealways been great. I would encourage management to talk to their staff, especially the young cashiers ( hate to be a curmudgeon ) that it likely would be best to halt their personal conversations while they are checking groceries. A couple of times I've had my groceries checked with two young people having a Long involved conversation, and they barely look at me. At home. It's as if I'm inconveniencing their talk time

I typically prefer Thrifty's over Safeway as I feel like they typically have more organic and…read moregluten free options here. The prices are not so thrifty though, groceries can be expensive here. Anyways I came here today because I wanted to buy some supplements as I'm a bit of a health nut so I was in the vitamin/supplement section plus I wanted to use my gift card for something as this woman who I guess was working in the vitamin/supplement section approached me saying "Can I help you with anything or are you just looking?" I just felt awkward because her tone of voice was not friendly and when I replied "No, thank you, I'm okay, with a smile" she didn't smile back, just had a grumpy, bitter look on her face. I kind of felt more like she was suspicious I was going to steal something and I was being racially profiled rather than someone genuinely wanting to assist me. The young cashier up at the front was very pleasant and friendly when I went to pay for my item at least.

For the last 12 years I've gone to No frills Como Lake at least twice per week to get fresh-er…read morevegetables etc, and many other items. I'm not sure when the last time I returned something to a grocery store, however I believe approximately a year ago I had some cottage cheese that I thought had turned a bit early and certainly way before the BBdate. I walked into Save-on and customer service immeduately apoligized and asked me to get another one complimentary. Like immediately, before I could even explain. Back to No frills, I had half of a litre of milk that had turned early and had a pretty major hassle at No frills. First it was have you got an reciept, I said yes, hundreds of them. Then I was told I'd have to wait 10 or 14 minutes for the manager to come back and deal with this. I finally informed them that I'm in there every week, I'm leaving the bad milk and taking another, along with buying other items i need. When checking out I informed them again that I'd like to take the item and leave the bad stuff with them, more hassle, and a lesson on how long dairy should last once opened, by what appearred to be my mom!! Unbeilievable!! over a couple of bucks worth of MIlk. Great company policy there Dennis! I'm done! I'll go a little extra distance to another store. Hey they don't like returns, so I won't return.

Product review ... 'shout out' - for one of my favourite ways to purchase pork for roasts and…read morechops. I call it a pork "log", the supplier calls it 'boneless pork loin rib half', and the store labels it as 'pork loin, half centre, and sirloin'. Buying pork this way affords an opportunity for the customer to cut and prepare as desired. After each purchase, I usually cut a roast and chops, and freeze in portion sizes appropriate for future meals. The yield, as I cut and prepared this larger one for freezing was: one good-sized sirloin roast, 12 loin and centre chops, and some extra sirloin. The roast was frozen in a bag by itself, and was large enough for dinner meals, and several lunch sandwiches, and brunch snacks. The chops were frozen by variety, two in each bag, perfect for dinner meals. The extra sirloin was put in its own bag and used in a tagine stew. When sold fresh, these "logs" are usually on sale at reduced prices from other times, when being sold at regular prices, and being sold frozen. For me, the only way I want them is fresh, so I can cut and freeze. Buying them frozen and not being able to refreeze after thawing and cutting is not an option. I purchase them fresh, and have caught some great prices. They are fantastic value buys at those times. Regardless of size, the "logs" provide such a wonderful variety of flavourful pork cuts for many meals. And for me, are so well-deserving of the product 'shout out'.

This is one of the biggest safeway stores I've ever been to. It is bright, spacious and neat…read more Located on the second floor, you either take the elevator or escalator to get up here. That's the only drawback I see. It will be hard for those with mobility issue to get to if the elevator and escalator are not working. I like the wide range of stuff which are an available here. They do product samples too, not as many as in Costco though. I got to try samosas which are sold at the cooked station. There are cooked food sections after the cashier area, a bit similar to what you see at H-Mart or even the save on in coquitlam by Sunwood Square. Parking is available on the ground level where it's covered or out at the plaza. Prices are on the high side though items on sale can be cheap.

A slight facelift and a few terrible reviews later…read more.... This is an updated review. Realizing I have been coming here more regularly, and I am no longer as discontent as before, an update maybe warranted. They have become more competitive in offering deals and discounts. On average, they are beginning to be on par in pricing with other grocery chains around town for specials. Often there are better deals here. What could make this place even better? Better customer service. More healthier alternatives. (It is growing but 2 aisles is tokenism.). More cooked/prepared meals. Their rotisserie chicken can be gamey if left in the heating area for too long. They could time stamp it and discount it after 2 hours. But nooooo. If it is not piping hot...avoid.

Daughter and I stopped into this 'Kin's Farm Market' during our shopping within Como Lakr Village…read morethis morning. This particular market has never really been listed very high on my shopping 'to do' list, but with some time between other shopping venues today, a walk-by and look-see at what was being offered, captured our attention to stop in for a closer look. Broccoli was being featured at a great price. And having some dinner plans in mind for the rest of this week, it was 'yea', when I found some very decent looking and priced green onions and Roma tomatoes. Thanks to this stop at 'Kin's', I was able to catch and fulfill remaining items on my shopping list for today's shopping adventure.

Looking for Organic produce? Of all the Kin's in the Tri-Cities this is the one with consistently…read morethe largest selection of organic produce. They almost always have the following organic items, celery, cabbage, beets with and without the greens (greens are a great leafy veg like chard), garlic and ginger. They always have organic kale, carrots, bananas and several other items. I've even found organic watermelon over this past summer. Once I found organic apples but haven't seen any this year. The staff is helpful and if you ask repeatedly for an item they'll often get it in. Prices are very competitive. If you are on a tight budget look in the bargain shelf at the back. I got a bag of tomatoes that were very ripe at a real discount. They are close to deserving 5 stars. Perhaps organic citrus and/or tomatoes would do it for me.

It is all right. Not much in the way of good meat cuts. Not enough prepared banchan. Very tiny…read moreportions. Dduk is old and hard. Disappointing overall.

Honestly, every time I visit this location, the staff attitude is consistently disappointing and…read morebelow basic expectations. Today, I asked an employee for help finding an item, and instead of actually assisting, I was told: "Just walk around the front, you'll probably find it." That's not helpful at all. When a customer asks for assistance, the bare minimum should be proper guidance or clear directions. On another occasion, I asked a different employee for help and didn't even get a response -- just a blank stare. That's beyond poor service and comes across as disrespectful. To be frank, the overall attitude feels careless and slightly rude. Even at local Safeway stores, I've never experienced this level of dismissive service. It really feels like there is a lack of basic customer service training here. Management seriously needs to address this. 이 매장은 요즘들어 직원들의 태도가 상식 밖이라 황당하고 기분이 좋지 않습니다. 오늘은 매장에서 물건을 찾다가 지나가는 직원에게 위치를 문의했는데, "알아서 앞쪽 돌아다니다보면 있을 거예요"라는 식으로 상식밖이고 너무 성의 없는 답변을 받았습니다. 그리고 예전에 비슷하게 물어봤을 때는, 아예 대답도 하지 않고 쏘아보기만 하는 직원도 있었네요 이건 단순한 불친절을 넘어서 기본적인 예의가 없는 수준이라고 느껴졌습니다. 고객이 물건 위치를 물어보면 최소한 제품 섹션 넘버나 설명 해 주는 게 기본 아닌가요? 솔직히 말해 약간 싸가지 없다는 느낌까지 받았습니다. 동네 Safeway를 가도 이 정도로 무성의한 응대는 거의 없습니다. 직원 교육이 전혀 안 되어 있는 것처럼 보입니다. 제발 직원들 기본 트레이닝 이라도 좀 시키세요

I really like this location. Even though it's not super big, it hasn't been overly crowded or…read moreoverly busy each time we've been there which is nice because it allowed us the space to walk around and pick up what we needed. We found that it didn't have as much produce compared to 1-2 other fruiticana stores we've been to but also can't complain because it's still a great store and the staff are wonderful.

Those people are crooks tjere. Twice they tried to ivercharge me and once when I got home I noticed…read morethey forgot to put an item in my bag so I called them and it was atvthe store. When I getvthere she tried to charge me and I showed her my reciept so that it showed I paid but the funny thing is that when she grabbed my item from tje side there were other items there too that she probably charged and forgot to bag it for otjer customers. I suggest people watch when they punch in your groceries so they don't overcharge you lile they did to me twice and make sure every item of yours is bagged. FUCKEN CROOKS

Visiting Coquitlam decided to pick up a couple of grocery items, and needed to lunch before heading…read moreback to Vancouver. Ooohhhh....an attached restaurant! Perfect! This place has a good vibe, friendly staff...from the cashier to the bakery, to the deli counter ending at the restaurant section...we received warm attentive service. Love their fresh meat section and their ground lamb was wonderful. Their grocery deli section is decent but could have more variety. We tried their cream puff and coconut rollette ....it didn't taste fresh. It didn't taste as if it had been freshly baked that day. Perhaps had been previously prepared and refrigerated. The pastry had collected moisture instead of it being flakey and crisp, which indicates pre-refrigeration. I guess my standards for a bakery are quite high. Fresh baked goods daily. The restaurant. Even though the portion size and quality needs improvement....I have to be fair and acknowledge their affordable and reasonable menu pricing. You get what you pay for. Yup. That pretty much sums it up.

their foods not good .and you waste your money. Their hamburger smells a lot of meat and they…read moreprobably didn't add any onions to it. The inside of the kebab was completely raw and they brought a vegetable stew without meat that is added with meat salt. Ultimately, their food is terrible and their products are very expensive. I recommend Persia to everyone for purchase.

I have been ordering from thelowcarbgrocery.com since 2020. They have always delivered my keto and…read morelow carb goods PROMPTLY to my community mailbox. I am in southern Alberta, so the store that ships to me is in Burnaby, BC. I have never had an order come with missing or damaged items. When I open my box it's like Christmas! All the products are always organized neatly, and the chips are always on top so they don't get crushed by the peanut butter and sugar-free flavoured syrup! Thank you The Low Carb Grocery for always having my back with hard-to-find items that align with my low carb lifestyle. To read more and grab a coupon for their online store, check out https://www.kalieatsketo.com/the-low-carb-grocery

I would not recommend this place. They permanently closed and haven't put on there website. I drove…read morefrom Richmond to there store to find this out. I ended up ordering on their website which will be the last time. You should inform your customers when you close a store.

... product shout out ... for their great selection of Asian greens …read more.. If you are looking to purchase some of the "greens" you enjoy when dining out at Asian restaurants, to try at home, I have found this supermarket to provide a fantastic selection. From recent shopping experiences, I have found their fresh produce shelves to be well-stocked with a wide variety of the veggies much-enjoyed when dining out. For me, it is especially so for the veggies I enjoy at Chinese restaurants, like bok choys, gai lan, yue choy, and such. And using the store's shopping card when purchasing can offer considerable price savings on many of these items. I appreciate seeing, and being able to purchase from such a good, and highly varied selection of these products.

You know when you are watching Netflix you come across a martial arts movie with an all Asian…read moreactors that speaks fluent English and who don't know martial arts. Well, instead of getting kung-fu, you get weird-fu. Man, there are so many cultural misappropriations, it is not even funny. This is how dominant culture sees Asians- "you all look alike" "you are all the same". For starters, signages. They got these 70's English Fonts mimicking Asian characters. And weird goofy sayings like "Wok with confidence" or "stretch your imagination ". It is so non-asian. I can see the designer did a quick a google of what asian culture is all about and just stuck it in. It demonstrates how little respect they have for the differences and nuances of every very different asian cultures there are. Any proud Asian will find the design of the place highly offensive and culturally insensitive. We walked around looking at various food, produce and prepped food area. Didn't find anything remotely competitively priced. The future is here and so are the prices. Expensive. We were asking ourselves who is the target market? Asians? You have two successful Korean grocery stores across the street : HNS and Hi-Mart. Then there is the Chinese Supermarket TNT in Coquitlam Centre and Lougheed who has none of these issues. Their key market will likely be the indifferent and price-proof non-asians. We capped our journey with their cooked offerings. We got the 2 meat combo with rice. We went with BBQ duck and pork. Let's just say the duck was so dry and salty, I don't think I had worse duck in all of GVRD. I rather drive all the way to Richmond's HK BBQ Master as they have exact same price. One is world renown, other is hot garbage. Then I had to have the silly idea of ordering a drink at their "Harmony Cafe". My god. Although there were three people ahead of me, it took forever. I chalked it up to newbies. Literally four pair of hands went into making the London Fog I ordered. The last guy was reading the manual while making it. After he was finished he went to wash dishes and left the drink on the table. Had to hail another staff to fulfill my order which included Portuguese Egg tarts. This took over twenty minutes. It was way too long. Overall, I understand this is a new business and a grand opening but shouldn't they have operations smoothed out prior to opening their doors? One star for the Portuguese Tart and another for the polite, albeit confused, staff. I will check back in a few months after their newness is ironed out, if I ever come back.

Unknowingly competitive and not…read more.. While other chains are probably analysing data on how to better gouge the consumer, from their special mobile apps, bs points cards, and other precious bs customers have to suffer through lugging around & using just to get what they imagine to be decent value from where they shop... This store appears to be pricing their items based on an entirely different manner of some kind... perhaps just running a grocery store. Just compare say the same brand & volume for a tin of anchovies... $6 at S.O.F. (brutal) $4 at N.F. & S.S. (unless a different brand, for which S.S jacks an extra $1 over N.F. for the same kind... wtf?) vs... wait for it... $3! at S.V!

Unless you forget to buy something at No Frills or Super Store, don't go here. Uber expensive for…read morea good handful of things.. *sigh*