The staff is outstanding and super helpful Super underrated…read moreplace wish It was more popular to spread the African culture

This place is very olde worlde and takes me back to childhood…read more Everything you can possibly want from a South African store including several varieties of grits (pap) and sweet things. Great masala selection from Durban and Cape Town. Old favourites like Ouma Rusks. Expensive. Very expensive. Very polite customer service.

If you love European food. Not just from one country, but from numerous ones, this is the place to…read morego. Prices are good compared to similar stores. With regular and seasonal options. Love this place. Just bought Stollen, with Marzipan, and Dominos chocolate squares, along with Fidorka's. Also some Asbach chocolates. Love it!

Cute, family-run grocery store that reminded me of Brandt (Mississauga) or a condensed version of…read moreStarsky. Right around the corner from Ikea Etobicoke with limited parking spots out in front. Older German lady was soo cute when I asked her what forms of payment they take. And contrary to my assumption of being cash-only, they accept all forms of payment even AMEX! I'll definitely go back 'cause I love exploring ethnic grocery stores. I wish I knew more about cheeses 'cause this place has A LOT of 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

Great place for your in store shopping or online Malaysian food needs. They run out of favourites…read morelike pandan kaya and pandan everything quickly. I scored a package of real krupuk today. Great selection.

Went looking for a specific root vegetable for a planting experiment and they couldn't have been…read morenicer I really wasn't 100% positive that I was on the right track and the gentleman who assisted me was so helpful and friendly, went out of his way to get me what I wanted. So much variety, lots of grocery items offered Small but mighty little shop

Grocery store lodged in middle of a shopping complex World Shops or Shops on Yonge. Prices are…read moreaverage and you'll rarely see any major bargain deals. Most of their specials seem like regular price to me. Produce section looks fresh and lots of Asian produce and options, reminds me of a T&T with less packaged good options. They do have regular customers from being next to a condo and do have everything you need for an Asian grocery haul. A good spot to pick up a couple of items if you happen to be in area, but I wouldn't say it's a draw to come here. Occasionally they have ready to eat items on sale which I tried a while ago. I don't know if I would recommend it given they are sitting out on a table at room temp, your mileage may vary. Note if you spend less than $10, 25cent charge is incurred on card transactions so bring cash if you have a small haul.

We have recently started picking up casual items at Seasons Foodmart and were just getting to like…read morethis store as it's minutes away from our house. However, yesterday (March 8, 2026), my husband had to return a pomelo as it had fungus growth on one end. My husband did not see this rot as the pomelo was in a fancy pink bag. The girl at the return counter was rude to him when my husband asked why they did not check their produce and she even refused to call the manager on duty. Yes, a few of the check-out cashiers don't respond or interact with their customers, we have noticed that for many years. Perhaps store owners should train their cashiers how to engage, greet and acknowledge their customers.

Great grocery store with Taiwanese products. There is a great variety of vegan options available…read moreincluding frozen products and dried goods. Some products such as dried herbal soup packages are cheaper than T&T. Kuo Hua Trading often has sales with a wide array of offerings. However, be aware when purchasing sale items as some of them may be expired or expiring.

Kuo Hua Trading is a trading company that imports Taiwanese goods and products into Canada. This…read moreparticular location is large, clean and has quite a bit of goods to rummage through to get your Taiwanese fix. The staff are all friendly and there are plexiglass, masks and covid-protocols still being practiced well. To be honest, this was probably their warehouse and offices that they reserved a corner of the building to setup a grocery storefront and that's fine by me. Summary: It's not a must come visit, however if you live in the area and looking for a good spot to hit up all your Taiwanese goods and products, look no further! Also for any travelers that might be staying in the Markham area, and maybe you can't get Taiwanese goods that easily, then for sure come check it out. It's not as modern and aesthetically upscale as the newer Taiwanese Maeli Market but it still will hit that Taiwanese spot.

We've been here a few more times since the past review about a year and decided to upgrade the…read morerating to 4 stars. While it is cafeteria style food, the consistency is strong. You know what you're going to get every time you order. We've had popcorn chicken (5/5), pork cutlet (4.5/5), fish fillet (4/5), braised beef (4/5), stinky tofu (3.5/5 for me but others give it 4/5), dry noodles with Taiwanese sausage (4/5), braised beef soup noodles (4/5). The sides are consistent in what you get and the nice thing is you get to choose 3 with bento boxes. The complimentary soup is alway nice and my rating varies depending on what they made that day but never below 3/5. Price: At prices between 10-12$, this is a great place to get takeout lunch or dinner.

Super kind and helpful staff. We were visiting Toronto for the first time and we were short some…read morecash. They take debit but since we don't have Canadian debit cards our American ones didn't work ofc! There is no ATM around and luckily she was OK with us using our credit card this one time!! Really appreciated that. As for the food, we got the stinky tofu, sticky rice sausages, oyster omelette, and chicken thigh bento. My husband is from Taiwan and he thought the the food was just OK. He particular liked the bento and stinky tofu but the oyster omelette and sticky rice sausages fell short and I agree! The bento had a variety delicious side dishes and chicken was moist and tastily flavored. Big portion and good value! The stinky tofu was crispy and stinky, perfect and pickled cabbage was great with it. The oyster omelette was fine but wasn't glutinous enough, we are used to it being more gooey/sticky/stretchy. In addition there were a lot of onions in it which was hadn't experienced before. The sticky rice sausages fell apart super easily and the casing around the rice was really hard to bite through. Minimal seating, 2 tables that seat 4 each. A counter with 2 seats by the window. Not sure if we'd come again but not bad.

Awesome selection of Eastern European foods and drinks! I went to look for items from the country…read moreof Georgia, and found several items, including mineral waters (Borjomi and Nabeglavi), they also had Naktaktari tarragon lemonade, and several Georgian foods including Thkemali sauce, khmeli suneli spice, and several other foods I used to enjoy in Georgia including Jacobs coffee, Turkish coffee, Mayo and ketchup in the pouch, etc. They have a cooler of cheeses, kefir, fishes, and meats, a deli, as well as a freezer of dumplings, ice creams, cakes, and other frozen items. There's an aisle of sweets and an aisle of baking ingredients. Another aisle of non perishables, and drinks, and bulk candies as well. Even a pharmacy. Really a great variety and different items than what I've seen at other Eastern European stores in the area. Highly recommend!

Came back here the other day and got some Kvass, Sirki (Russian cheesecake dessert), pelmeni…read more(Russian dumplings sold frozen), some deli smoked meats and cheese. They have one of the largest selections of Kvass that I've seen out of any of the Russian/Ukranian stores and all very reasonably priced. They also sell Kefir. As mentioned in the previous review, they also sell medicine/pharmacy that you'd typically find in Russian and Eastern Europe, so it's pretty unique to see it out here. Store clerk was friendly.

Service is OK, tons of parking space available, a good variety of wine. But they operation hours is…read morenot too long

Clean and well kept…read more Roaming Security guard to hopefully stop the ever increasing shoplifting incidents. Well stocked. Usual weekly sales. Effective quick to respond management, will increase check out cashier's of lines should get long to avoid customer inconvenience. Staff helpful and knowledgeable on alcohol recommendations