Loved my experience here. Found all specialty items that I was hoping to find: fresh curry leaves,…read morechana masala, other masalas that I don't find at my neighbourhood supermarket (non-Indian), nice assortment of Indian sweets (with someone there to serve). Other people who shopped there seemed to be southeast Asian, so I felt really on the right track. Their 3 for $1 samosas, found at the check out counter, were sooo good.

Amazing selection, and super friendly staff. I will go out of my way to come here on a regular…read morebasis.

Very busy plaza to park at and the store is crowded, but has a great variety of stuff and really…read morenice fresh seafood. We got almost everything we wanted there and a bit more. The salmon roe sushi was really good.

Love coming here to pick up Asian snacks or to find any makeup/skin care products…read more This location also have a large selection of hot food available. It's also great that they samplings on weekends too. We came here to try the bbq chicken and the cold noodles. The bbq chicken was okay. Unfortunately they ran out of the fried chicken to try. The cold noodles tastes great. A perfect chewiness and freshness to it.

Please see my previous review for more detail. My daughter…read moreand I returned to Asia Food Mart for a culinary excursion of the Food Mart variety. This place is huge, and sells all kinds of things. Parking is a bit hectic, even at 1:45 on a Thursday afternoon. The parking spots right in front of the Food Mart are very small, and scary for a big SUV like mine. But there is very frequent turnover, and if you just drive around the lot for 30 seconds, someone will be pulling out. The parking spaces in front of the stores facing the Food Mart are larger and a bit easier to navigate. This mall is great fun to go to. They have all manner of foods (fresh noodles! Great fruits! Asian stuffed toys and cosmetics! Fresh meat and seafood! The list goes on and on ...) and an excellent prepared food counter, and a Chatime outlet. We bought some mochi, some enormous strawberries, and a variety of dim sums from the food counter. Our selections included fried dough sticks (they actually reheat well in the air-fryer), fried squid, scallion pancakes, seafood and pork dumplings, some delicious pork and shrimp mini-pancakes. The squid was the way my daughter likes it (chewy), and I enjoyed some as well. Everything else was great, although the dumplings were a bit past their peak, and should have been switched out for new ones. We also enjoyed some delicious bubble tea from Chatime, which always has new, seasonal selections to tempt you. Basically, a trip to the Asia Food Mart is really fun, as they have such a diversity of products. Next time, I'm coming here to shop "for real" (meaning actual groceries, as opposed to lunch or snacks). The butchery and fish counters serve really fresh food at a good price, and there are some great deals on produce. You can't get around the fact that this is a snack haven. You should check it out now!!! It's open 24/7.

Yo, why can't we have an Asian Grocery Store this clean and nice in MI? Came here after checking…read moreout the Pacific Mall. My family and I had just eaten at the Pacific Mall, but man, wish we had saved ourselves for this spot. As far as an Asian grocery stores go, this is one of the cleaner, and better organized ones that I have been to, maybe ever. Not only are they clean, but they have a great variety of snacks and drinks, as well as your standard fare for everyday cooking. To me, the star of this place has to be their prepared foods area. Evidently after 8pm, they mark down lots of their prepared food items. From dim sum, to noodles, fried rice and other entrees, you can score plenty of items for $4-6 which were normally 2-3x that. I felt like a kid in a candy store and began snatching and hording all the things. I had to stop and remind myself we were on vacation, and would be living out of hotels for the next few days, so I limited myself to just a handful of items. We got some noodles, fried rice and dumplings, which we would end up eating for breakfast over the next few days. While nothing was mind blowing per se, the food was solid and certainly economical. If I lived in this area, I could see myself coming here on the regular just for the prepared foods. OVERALL - almost wish I hadn't come to this place, so I'd never knew what I was missing. Thank you Canada for showing me what's possible. CELEBRITY RATING - Simu Liu

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.

Lots of product, filled to the rafters (literally). Tons of Indian and Pakistani spices, rices,…read moresavoury and sweet snacks, frozen desserts, rotis, and beauty products. Store is tiny and it's a tight squeeze with customers coming and going. I know this is not the owner's fault but some of his customers are seriously high-maintenance who take up lots of time when checking out. I went in for roti, rusks and mogo (cassava) today and stood in line for 20 mins. while two aunties debated whether they needed this or that and how much was this and that. The owner is very polite and patiently listened ... while everyone in line was doing a slow burn. This place specializes in spices, a range of snacks and has everything you need for Indian or Pakistani cooking. His prices are quite reasonable. Almost everything in his shop is imported from South Asia. I saw some fresh paan leaves which had just come in off the plane, from India.

From the owner: We are a family business operating for the last 13 plus years. We carry a large range of Indian,…read morePakistani groceries, household goods as well as items for festivals

This t&t is conveniently located inside Fairview mall. Seems pretty organized though pricier than…read moreother Asian grocery stores. The produce and vegetables are hit or miss in terms of freshness. The meats seem okay though. Their cooked foods are also hit or miss - sometimes lots of fillers/dough. On this occasion, we picked up some turnip cake and taro cake for lunar new year. I think they made it with the wrong flour because it was super gummy and chewy - more like "leen go". In summary, not a bad place to go for Asian groceries but have to be selective in what you pick to buy.

No wonder it is the largest Asian grocery chain in Canada, it is clean, modern, bright, organize…read moreand it doesn't stink. As you know most privately own Asian grocery store smells moldy or worse. This location is so convenient too, it is inside Don Mills mall, you can have lunch and then get some grocery all in one stop. Everything looks good and organize. They have live seafood. The precook item looks decent too, I see a lot of people buying them so they got to be decent. I tried their sushi, not bad. Better than Kroger sushi for sure. I will definitely come here almost everyday if I live nearby, it is so convenient.

An older employee of Chinese desent in the seafood department was very rude, when I asked him a…read morequestion About a sale they have in their flyer. He had his back to me and wouldn't even look at me and told me he knew nothing about the sale than rudely walked away. He needs to take a coarse on public relations!!! I'll never go back!! In Barrie, Ontario

Awesome selection! Better produce than I've found in a lot of places, and really awesome prices on…read moremeat!

This is the only place I know in Toronto that deals exclusively with Brazilian stuff. I can find…read moremany things on Portuguese grocery stores... but some other things can only be found here. Among those are: - "Aviação" butter (the freaking best in the world) - Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang) comic books - Chocolates: Amandita, Bis, Laka, Sonho de Valsa, Ouro Branco, Garoto chocolate bars, and more - Audio CDs (there's a whole wall dedicated to them) The place is very small but the selection is better than all the other places around. If you're from Brazil and you're here on an extended stay, you gotta check this place out.

This is the real deal! Real ingredients that you can taste the difference compared to grocery store…read moreproducts that have been sitting on a shelf for ages! $8 a jar 3 jars for $20 The flavours range from Jerk sauce to Thai sauce to Shawarma sauce. They cover the globe! They are bursting with flavour so it's definitely worth the $8 a jar price tag. $6.99 if you buy online. I'll just use them in moderation. Forgive me. I think the owners name is Michael. Lovely and personable to chat with. He poured out the Thai sauce from a thermal and served it over rice! Soooo good! You get a stamp card: buy 9 and the 10th one is free!

This is not only a wonderful product (everything I have tried is delicious and they have suggested…read morerecipes), but their customer service is amazing, and their delivery excellent! Try everything-you will love their quality ingredients!