I used to go to this location weekly with my mom. Everything is placed accordingly and I know…read morewhere everything is. They used to have some good prices but most things are pretty expensive now.

On January 31, I bought a reduced priced cooked item…read more I didn't pay attention in the store but I found something odd after I got home and sent a message to T&T's customer service. I was not looking for refund, compensation or exchange. It was only $4.99 item. But I felt something wrong in their food managing system and I was not sure if it was their honest mistake or evil marketing. So I sent my concern message to them but even one week had passed, they haven't replied any words to me. So let's me write down the warning here. Price tag Original price $5.99 Best Before February 1, 2025 Reduced price $4.99 Best Before February 3, 2025. Why they extended BB date? I don't get it. As they wanted to get rid of it, they reduced price. BB day should be the same. Personaly, I work for food factory and am shocked to know how T&T's managing system is not accurate. It could be food poisoning as well. Pay attention everyone!

as an anchor tenant at yaohan centre, osaka supermarket really sets the tone for the whole space,…read moreand i love both it and t&t supermarket for how consistently good their selection is. they both have an incredible range that turns a regular grocery run into something closer to a treasure hunt. there's always something seasonal or interesting to find, like the limited ruby red kiwi that's unbelievably sweet and juicy, or mango portuguese tarts from the bakery that balance buttery pastry, custard, and fresh fruit in a way that feels like a small indulgence. the prepared foods and deli sections are a major highlight, with a wide variety of ready to eat meals, including whole fried chicken and other hot items that make it easy to grab something substantial on the go. the bakery sections are equally strong, with fresh daily items that are hard to walk past without stopping. both stores also have k-beauty sections, adding another layer beyond food, skincare and lifestyle products sitting alongside groceries in a way that makes the experience feel closer to a mixed asian market than a standard supermarket. the seafood counters are another standout, especially when live spot prawns are in season, adding that extra sense of freshness and movement to the shopping experience. on top of everything, both also have member rewards program, which just adds to that routine of coming back regularly, especially when there's always something new, seasonal, or unexpectedly good waiting to be discovered.

Huge store with a massive selection from produce to pre-made food to seafood. T&T has it all!…read more It feels like a classic chinese market but 5x the normal size! It was absolutely packed to the brim, but that was to be expected since it was the weekend. Everyone was generally very polite and considerate of everyone around though, which was nice and honestly not very common in American markets. I really appreciated their seafood display. They also had a great variety. Langostino was a really unique item to have at the fish counter! I was absolutely blown away by the pre-made food section. The presentation on their pre-made food made me feel like I was transported to a night market! There were almost too many things to look at.

This is the location that I go to weekly. They don't have a lot of deals but we just buy what we…read moreneed. The discount day old meats are ok. Sometimes wonder if it's safe to eat. Check out is quick cause the ladies are pretty fast.

This market offers a large variety of fresh and frozen produce. It was larger than I expected. I…read morespecifically came for fresh Thai basil and was able to find it for $2. It was well priced, but I had to sift through of the packages to find one that seemed fresher.

A medium-sized Asian supermarket conveniently located. I came here on a weekday afternoon and there…read morewere quite a bit of people already. Compared to chain grocery stores, this one is pretty cheap. There's additionally a discounted vegetables section in the corner with bags of veggies for $1. Granted it's most filled either stuff that are going bad but it's at a good price. There were many people here going through the discounted items to find good products. There are a lot of products and selection. It's a bit loud as it seems to be a popular spot, particularly in the discount section.

I am surprised there is no page for this popular grocery store until now. It is a well kept secret…read moreperhaps. It offers array of goods T&T offers except it is very competitive and well stocked smaller version. They are a hard working grocery store at times offer much better prices than elsewhere. Incidentally it is a Chinese (HK) styled grocery store with Mandarin, Cantonese and English speaking cashiers.

This super market serves a niche market (Southeast Asian goods: Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore…read moreetc). One thing to make note of is whatever you buy here to make sure you check the expiry date. They sell items that you can't get elsewhere. For example the ABC Kecap Manis, salted caramel toast bread and etc. They even have noodles that I can't even get at T&T. They have free parking at the back of the store. The store is somewhat small and the isles can be a bit narrow. They do have an area for asian bbq. Prices are pretty good. Too bad they are located close to where I live or else I would vist Nanyang more frequent.

Was just near the area and locked out finding this grocery store a few steps away. What a neat…read morefind! They carry such a large variety of Asian products in particular Malaysia and Singapore ones! And prices are very comparable to what you find in t and t and some times even less. In my visit I purchased a variety of snack and sauce packets that I haven't seen else where. They even have bbq pork section selling bbq pork and duck. Only thing you may need to watch out for are expired products. Alot of the items that are on sale are a few months past expiry.

Back when it was Chinese New Year and we entered what is now the Year of the Rabbit, I had a sudden…read moreitch to find White Rabbit candies. It was late in the day and we didn't have a whole lot of time left before we would need to be home again for a family dinner. That's when I suddenly remembered about King's Market. We hadn't gone shopping there for ages but they have a great selection of Asian foods and are so much closer to our home than T&T Supermarket, which is our usual "go to" for Asian foods. While King's Market may be smaller in name, it's actually a fairly good sized market with several different rooms to shop in. Veggies, fruit, meat, seafood, frozen foods, Asian candies...they are well stocked and well worth checking out for any of your basic needs. I found the White Rabbit candies I was searching for, and also bought a box of Agar Agar powder. Not sure what I'm going to use the Agar Agar powder for, but it's supposed to be a Vegan alternative for gelatin and I've been curious about it for quite some time. Will have to do some research to see how I can make use of it. I'm so happy to have found it at King's Market because even in a regular supermarket, I'm not sure which aisle I might have found it in, or even if I would have found it at all. Service: Good Parking: Free parking at the back of the store Location: On Kingsway between Gilley Ave. and Randolph Ave.

Awesome dumpy Asian supermarket at Kingsway and Gilley. The dumpiness is the key to authenticity…read more Don't let the dirtiness scare you off. Parking is plentiful in the lot in the front (back?) of the building, as well as on the street. The building clearly used to be 3 different businesses, as the layout is really bizarre. There are 3 large "rooms", joined by a corridor. To be honest, this place is probably quite the fire hazard to newcomers. Thank goodness somebody had the sense to stick a large map on the wall. Some doorways between the sections would be nice. With that out of the way, there are 3 sections. Product, meat/aquarium (yes, aquarium), and dried goods. Pricing is in line with other places. The place is quite popular with locals, which tells you everything you need to know. As with other similar businesses, there is a hot food section as well. I picked up some takeout and it was mediocre. Does the job, but nothing special. I imagine this place serves the local market quite well. Wouldn't make a special trip out, but good to know the place exists.

Bright, wide aisles, plentiful parking, wide selection of Asian fruits and vegetables, plus now a…read morehot deli! I love this store!

Got a bowl of Pineapple Pork and BBQ fried rice. Pork was okay. Onions, peppers & pineapple were…read moredelicious. Rice was okay.

great selection of asian goods, and lots of yummy, ready to eat foods. i loved the made to order…read morerice burrito (sticky rice roll) station where you can choose your own fillings. prices are very reasonable too! note that the parking is a bit chaotic, but if you are patient, you'll be able to find a spot -- if the rude drivers don't snipe it first!

Our family of six had a short Pacific-Northwest trip and we prioritized getting souvenirs on our…read morelast full day. I usually like to pick up baked goods and snacks from local mom and pop shops and/or grocery chains. We visited T&T at 4 pm on a Wednesday and all of the shelves and baked goods and hot bar areas were well stocked. It was really tempting to get a little of everything but I had to restrain myself because we did not have the capacity to finish everything before our departure and we would not be able to bring everything back to Chicago. We bought the T&T bakery peanut cookie and phoenix egg roll tins back home and loved them! I have both of these items bookmarked for when we visit Canada again.