Clean, well laid out and full of things I've never seen before and a lot i have. It also has a…read moretakeaway food section with hot dumplings and all manner of things. I've only been in here twice now, both times to get the same thing. Couldn't find it at the normal supermarkets or anywhere else I normally go so I tried here and bingo, they new exactly what I wanted and where it was in the shop, and at a decent price as well. What was it I was after your probably asking yourself about now, well I'll tell you, even though there may be a real danger of causing a stampede to all the Asian supermarkets. But first there is the obligatory story to read, enjoy..... My sister introduced me to these on a recent day trip to Mount Martha, we stopped at the service station and shops on citylink for some brunch and at one of these shops they had beans or edamame as a substitute to chips. Well I decided to give them a go on her recommendation and we bought a tub of beans and a tub of edamame, we then sprinkled some Himalyan salt on them and devoured the lot. I preferred the edamame over the beans, they were also fun to squeeze out of their pods so I have been looking for them in shops ever since. So here I am ready to explore another bunch of new experiences in food from my local Asian supermarket, I can't wait. What are edamame you ask, they are soybean pods, who'd have thought it. Boil them up, add a little salt and get squeezing,Yum.

As always, clean and easy shopping. Good selection at Woolie's.read more

A great place for coffee with friendly service and atmosphere. Trying out the menu is a mustread more

From the owner: At Grounded Grocer & Cafe, you will find an all day Breakfast & Lunch menu, with some pretty…read moreawesome coffee, toasties, & desserts. We have a range of drinks to choose from & we do sell milk, dairy products & a small grocery section with a range of different products. Come in for a meal, BYO friends, and let us know what you think :)

Nice grocery store for Indian style foods and spices. Prices are pretty reasonable. The range of…read moreitems is fairly extensive, overall quality of food and cleanliness is better than most Indian style grocers. Keep an eye on use by dates though as a couple of items were out of date recently.

I love this place -- it is modest in size but has great energy, a great staff, and an inventory…read morecovering essentials, grocery and personal/household items. Fresh organic produce at very competitive prices. I've just been visiting the area (Silvan) from the U.S. for a couple months, and appreciate having this gem of a place so close by. I like patronizing places that shine with service. Awesome awesome awesome. Thank you Organic Empire Farm.

I love checking out NQR every now and then for the completely random range of items they stock…read more Although you cant bet on finding a winner every time, I usually leave with a swag of food, whether it be favourites for a discounted price, or something I haven't seen before that grabs my attention. Great for if you are having a party and need to stock up on finger food and dips etc, as the stuff is ready to eat and you'll save a bunch of great food that people are most likely going to devour whilst drunk. Basically, if you don't know how it works, NQR get regular brands of food, drinks, groceries and alcohol and sell them really cheap. These are brands you'll know of that might only have a month left on the expiry, or wound up here because they weren't selling well. However they get here is none of my business, all I'm concerned about is the fun of finding bizarre food items and buying them.

A selection of products either close to the use by date or not so popular in the mainstream…read moresupermarkets. I have a look in here occasionally to see if there is anything I want or need that will be used soon. Certainly worth checking out to make some savings. Pretty cramped for room to move around.

Being married to a very talented home cook, I've become accustomed to shopping in very different…read morestores from the average supermarket. One of the first places that my wife sent me to pick up a few errands was Yeoh's. I felt somewhat like a stunned mullet upon my first entry into the store. All sorts of exotic (to me, anyway) merchandise and fresh produce is available, and the staff are usually good at helping me look where I need to in order to actually find what I've been sent for. So if you're looking for some ingredients to make that beef rendang recipe that you've been wanting to try, then this shop will see you right.

Caribbean market runs on a few days of the week, but Sunday is where it's at…read more From very early in the morning it is already packed out, finding a parking space can sometimes be confusing due to lack of space, and the road structures. Just before you walk into the main pavilion there are some stalls either side of you. Most of the outdoor stalls sell plants and clothing/cheap socks. There is also a regular yoghurt van and donut van outside. Once inside the entrance is dedicated to food, baked goods, fresh veggies and fruits, lollies, nuts and other food related items. Most people in the market are seen to be holding a plate of poffertjes (Dutch pancakes), covered in some sort of icing sugar or sweet topping bought from its permanent stall at the back wall. This place is definitely a bargain to go if you are buying bulk lollies/nuts/soy crisps. Their range of pastries and breads are also delicious, get a 'Cheese Stick' if you come here. Personally the best part of this market is the computer/electronical side of it. The entire right wing is dedicated to computers, electronic gadgets, printer cartiges, computer programs/games, memory card, USB's; the list goes on and on. Don't be fooled by their brands here, I'm pretty sure all of its 'fake'-but who cares when the 'canoon' ink is only $10. Caribbean gardens also have a cafeteria area with bathrooms, the food here isn't really anything decent (fried tuck-shop style food) and the bathrooms aren't exactly appealing. This place also has a mini train ride on offer, as well as a chair lift, Japanese garden and ponds (to test out your new remote control boat). Definitely a family place, don't expect much for hygiene (it's a market, in a shed with leaky roofs) but definitely come here at least once to see what its like.

I gave it one star out of five, as they were not very good, the environment which is a massive…read moreparklands was great, kids would love it, rides and ducks to feed. The stalls were like if you walk into one of those dollar shops, all Asian imported goods, very cheap junk items. I wouldn't waste the time driving out there to visit if your visiting Melbourne. Visit Queen Victoria markets instead folks.