Asian food centre is the perfect store for Indian groceries. It is a small grocery store located…read moreright next to Asian meat centre and the Flea Market. There is a variety of items you can purchase from here including fresh samosas, sweets, pastries, statues, henna sticks and much more. I usually go to get the samosas which come in different sizes. The large ones are 2 for a dollar, the medium ones are 3 for a dollar and they even have smaller samosas which taste like spring rolls which I believe are 4 for a dollar. Overall the price is a definite steal! I uses to get both tamarind and the mint sauce but I think they now charge for the mint sauce as I was told last time- which is why I did not give them 5 star's as no other location charges for the sauce.

The store is pretty clean overall but when they double the prices on milk and flour during the…read morefirst lockdown was the worst thing anybody could do. Also the change the expired dates in their breads.

This store is a GOLDMINE. I was (am) in heaven after discovering this place…read more All your Desi cooking, munching, snacking needs fulfilled here. Everything from the Indian subcontinent under one roof. This was so reminiscent of the Indian stores I grew up with in South Africa. Owners are lovely people. Store is spotless. Biscuits from Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Curries, rices, atta flours (and more), dals, pulses here, even beauty products. Located in an unassuming plaza on Rexdale Boulevard. This is our new go to.

This Vietnamese supermarket had a section with prepped food like ban cuon and steamed bun and some…read moreother breads. They have some imported snacks and decent amount of frozen items.

This is my go to grocery store for all my Vietnamese ingredients and snacks. My favorite thing to…read moreget here is the banh cuon. It's only $4.20 for a meal, what a steal. They also sell baguettes for really cheap. Fruits can be expensive sometimes. Last year mangosteen was $4.99/lb. This year it jumped to $9.99/lb and the next day to $10.99/lb. Recently seedless green grapes was $3.99/lb but then lychee was only $2.99/lb. Although pricey, I found the quality to be really good. They also have a section under the table of soon-to-go-bad, bags of fruit at a discount.

This place is compacted with a huge variety of African groceries, perhaps more specifically…read moreNigerian. Traditional cookware, packaged groceries, snacks, fish, other meat, vegetables and more. They also had beauty and skin care products. I also noticed they had CDs too. The staff are nice.

They checked your belongings before entering to the supermarket viol the privacy rights and poor…read morecashier service and rude attitude no management outdated system no honour system all cashier and all the staff are paid by cash salary no income tax deductions to the government cheating business poor management no shopping carts no self service

We have preferred Sunny for our produce needs largely. It is a cramped store but it has good…read morequality and a variety of produce - especially if you are looking for Indian produce. We have been here many times and never had any complaints with any of the products. The store is quite large but not that well organized and marked properly, so one may have to scramble around to find something specific. On top of that, I haven't found the staff here very helpful or even knowledgable. On the floor, the staff is pretty much non-existent, so if you have any question, you need to walk up all the way to the cashier. This is also not a good store for you if you are looking for vegan products. Overall, a good store but only for a very specific need.

I used to drop by this plaza often. It would mainly happen after work when I'd be driving home…read more Businesses at this plaza are spread out. The businesses that I frequented the most were Burger King, Mark's, McDonalds, Wok of Asia, and Factory Direct. Ever since I have been working from home during this pandemic, I rarely visit this area. After working from home last Wednesday, I needed to head into Mississauga to run an errand, Driving home, I realized that I needed a grocery store. I remembered Panchvati Supermarket. It was a few doors down from Factory Direct. I had never been there. It was time to check it out. I got there just before 7 pm. There is always plenty of parking. I parked and walked in. I was greeted with bins of Indian snacks. I swear that I stood there, looking at all the brightly coloured snack packages, for a good five minutes. I eventually got a bag of bhel mix snacks. I came here to get a hand of bananas. I normally hit Giant Tiger, as prices are the cheapest around. I got more expensive bananas here that came up to just over $3. I was okay shelling out a bit more than usual. I love checking out any grocery store for the first time. The produce section was cool. It's not every day that you see an entire aisle full of huge bags of onions! I also spent a lot of time looking at packaged noodles. Veggie Hakka noodles. Hong Kong spicy garlic noodles. Noodles without onions or garlic. Lots of noodles! I was impressed. It was neat seeing bottles of Horlicks from the UK. I learned from a friend that Indian folks often spell the brand as Horlics. I asked her why the k is dropped. She simply said to mess with you... haha! The spices section is extensive. I have never been so mesmerized looking at every spice package. It was easier for me to figure out what spices I do have at home. While I was lining up, I looked at the hot samosas, spring rolls, and puffs. A man was getting a number of samosas. They smelled so good! I had a friendly cashier. He was competent and worked quickly. I paid using a debit card. I tapped and was done. He bagged my items and handed me my receipt. I wished him a good night and he reciprocated. I have been driving past this supermarket for years. It was nice that I finally dropped by to check it out. It's quite the gem in this nondescript plaza. I'll definitely come back to dive further into the snacks and noodles. (8)

Very clean and well organized Indian Supermarket. They offer some vegetables and fruits. The okra…read moresold here looks very fresh. They have an excellent Basmati rice section and lots of curries, turmeric, masalas for Indian cooking. They also play very good music inside here. Just now I heard two excellent songs: "Koi VI Nahi" by Shirley Setia and Gurnaza And "Chan Kitthan" by Ayushmann & Rochak Kohli Two of my favorite Indian pop stars.

This place is quick and the food is yummy! The owners are…read morehard working people that work everyday never late to open this store. Love this place!

Delicious food! They make authentic chicken balls (not the mass produced ones), the noodles uses…read morebetter quality ingredients (ie. Lots of different veggies, bacon, Chinese sausage) than most other Chinese fast food place, and the fried chicken are always seasoned perfectly. The honey garlic spare ribs are are my favourite!