Great range of fruits and vegetables normally at pretty good prices. Can get pretty crowded at…read moretimes. Also they are not open on Sunday which is not that convenient. There are quite a few other fruit shops within easy walking distance so it pays to shop around a bit if you have the time. Parking is also quite hit and miss, along that street if you get a spot it's very convenient but if not it is a long walk

There a scene in Fresh Off The Boat where Mama Huang reminisces about battling the Asian hordes in…read morethe Asian grocery and how calm it made her feel compared to the quiet of the supermarket. Imagine that but with Italian Australians yelling "beautiful strawberries, two for four dollar, two for four dollar!" and you have Superfresh. With plenty of fresh fruit and vege, good prices and plenty of Asian produce, it's no wonder that this is one of the main hubs in Eastwood's 'Chinese side'. I always see an Aunty of some sort when I'm here - whether a real relative, a friend of my parents or a parent of my friends. Wear good shoes and be prepared to lose all concept of personal space, particularly on Saturdays. It's always a bit overwhelming for newbies, and who knows how the line for the checkout really works, but it's better than legging it to Flemington and you'll emerge with prettier veggies than the gwei lo next door who shops at Woolies. Just don't take all the good bok choy.

Great Korean supermarket my friend Chai Sun introduced me to. You name it they have it and this…read moreplace is a must for anything you need Korean, including household products and utensils. Fantastic laundry powder and dish washing detergents the best bamboo toothpaste ever, also a pine-needle toothpaste that I am gradually acquiring a taste for. Their fresh produce is very good and excellent quality (and some imported from Korea at a very reasonable prices, hard to believe I know) The staff are always ready to help and explain any product that you have no idea how to use. When you go regularly as I do, you are given a card and for every ten dollars you spend you receive a stamp, then you can redeem them for different items...I'm saving mine up for a grill plate. Nearly there! There are other speciality food shops in the street that are always worth a visit. I guarantee that once you have been here you will be back. It's so much fun exploring different cuisines. Every time I visit a new city overseas I always spend time checking out the local supermarkets..Japan and for than matter anywhere in Asia is always challenging my senses oh and my purse..as do the food stores in Rowe St, Eastwood

Your usual Woolies store although it is a bit smaller so not a big selection…read more Best part is their trading hours: Open Monday- Saturday's 6am - midnight and Sunday's 7am to midnight!! So if you need something at 11pm and live close its awesome!

Though it is a smaller Woolworths, the staff is very friendly, and the store has all the basic…read morenecessities, great opening hours for anytime quick snacks or ingredients :)

Under 20$ charge 30cents pay by card . Which mean of you don't have bring cash you need too pay…read morehigher surcharge

Another massive modern Coles store located on the level below Ikea…read more They have an open style vegetable and fruit section. Also have self serve machines and they also stock their mix clothing range. Opening hours are up until 6am till midnight Monday to Saturday and Sundays from 7am till 11pm. This comes in pretty handy when you need something at 9pm at night or just want to go get your weekly groceries without people everywhere.