Products are okay, environment not very clean, hygiene is poor. Services need improvement. Snacks,…read moreice cream are good.

Great Korean grocery store on Sherbrooke W in NDG which caught my eye as I was heading to check out…read moreAkhavan (Persian grocery store). Also specializing in some Japanese products as well. This is the second Korean grocery store I've found in Montreal. The other being on St Catherine W downtown. This one was larger and selection of good was more diverse. A great selection of many if not most items Korean/Japanese and other Asian. They do have a healthy selection of prepared foods. Also on Monday- Saturday there is take out items from a restaurant. I was here on a Sunday so I could do is salivate while looking at the menu and wonder how amazing their dishes must be. Some prepared bulgogi rice was made but I want to come for some of the more exotic Korean items. In the cooler at entrance there is a well stocked selection of prepared Korean food. Spicy chicken, kimchi, tempura fish, chap chae only to name a few. I got some chap chae and it was delicious. Not too sesame oil overpowering but delicious none the less! As you walk to the back there is another cooler fridge of banchan and other curious delights. Good stuff peeps especially if K-Food is one of your weaknesses. Lots of dry goods, also a very strong section of frozen dumplings. I picked up a bag made in NA yet non recognizable with all the Korean writing (which I have no idea) for me. They were delicious by the way. Downstairs is a butcher counter with some short rib, samgypesol-Gui and other deliciously tasty yet somewhat unhealthy Korean meats. I need to come back on a Saturday for some takeaway. I'd declare this the biggest and best K-Grocery store I've come across in MTL. I can spend so much time wandering around. It's my museum browsing. Great that this museum I can taste the delights and not just walk with my hands behind my back like an old man! Lol!

I love their tuna gimbap triangles with seaweed wrap. It's always fresh, and if you wait till…read moreclosing time, it's almost sold out. These go pretty fast! It's a nice little store that has other things to buy from snacks to grocery frozen food and ramen noodles. The ambiance feels nice, very welcoming and makes you feel like a value customer.

While I'm disappointed that this is not quite like H Mart in the U.S. in terms of the selection of…read moretakeaway foods, the long, narrow shop nonetheless packs a punch with what they do carry, and they certainly seemed to have a bigger selection of takeaway rolls and other meals compared with other similar stores in the area. There's a small restaurant upstairs and a wall of noodles, and in the end I got exactly one of the things I had hoped to find - corn chips at a reasonable price. So, mission accomplished as far as I'm concerned.

The restaurant is above the grocery store of Marche international grocery …read more You will see the long line for the restaurant. Food purely fresh noodle made to order. I got the Braised Beef noodle #2 which was perfect soup. So tasty and the noodle cooked to perfection. The cucumber salad has a great delicious sauce. It sprinkled with peanuts. My husband got the pork with red sauce noodle # 2. So tasty. The servings was big . The large can share 2 persons. The small is enough for one. Service was a wait because they cooked it after you order. The noodle is freshly made and cooked. Ambiance was ok. The table and chairs were tight due to small space. People were lined up to eat. It's a popular place young and old Will be back till next Montreal visit.

This Asian grocery store is tucked away inside a restaurant. Once you enter you have to walk down a…read moreflight of stairs and BOOM.... There it is! I love trying different types of snacks from around the world. My boyfriend and I decided to pick up a few goodies. The Lays crab chips are crabby. If that is not your thing, stay away! My boyfriend enjoyed the steak chips the most. The store itself is large. They sell everything you need such as food, toiletries, footwear and I think I saw a few calling cards. Clean with lots of light. Will go back again.

This is the new japanese grocery store that popped up inside ichifuku's dining area…read more You can still get ramen and other hot foods, since they still have the kitchen in the back. There are some rare japanese items I haven't seen much elsewhere, like fresh wasabi (!!!), shiso leaves, and wagyu beef. There is also a fine selection of snacks and specialty foods. Don't expect the prices to be low, they are specialty items after all. I bought a pack of shiso leaves (~10 leaves) for $3.99. A fresh wasabi plant will run you $25 (totally worth it tbh) I'd check it out if you're into japanese cooking or just love japanese snacks in general! The place is small but you could probably find what you need. They also had sittori chocolate in strawberry flavour aahhhhh.

Kametsuru is a new Japanese concept grocery store inside of the Ichifuku restaurant. They have a…read morewide range of snacks, exotic drinks, grocery products and ready to eat take-out food. For the ready to eat, they offer sushi, sashimi,takowasa and fresh wasabi. Their prices starts at 5.99$. For the grocery products, they have wagyu, many varieties of noodles, sauces and much more! The staff are very friendly and I would recommend everyone to check it out if you are in the area.

First time here. In-laws live in the West Island so this is the most convenient location for…read moreChinese grocery shopping these days. Everything is clean and well organized. Nicely lit. They have different sections for hot food, seafood and cafe/ bubble tea. Not as large as some other Chinese groceries I've been to, but seemingly has everything you need.

After having dinner with a friend in the West Island, he asked if I wanted to go shopping here as…read morewe were in the area. As I wasn't under any time schedule, I mentioned that I didn't have any issues with it. I've been to the C&T located in the Ville Saint-Laurent / Cartierville area but this is their recently new location in Pierrefonds. This C&T location recently opened in Pierrefonds and was very large and clean. At the time that my friend and I arrived, there was plenty of available free parking close to the entrance. The large shopping carts work with the coin deposit/release system which I'm not a fan of. I know why a lot of stores implement this (mostly grocery stores) but since I'm one of the people who despite what the weather is like, I will always return my grocery shopping cart back to the area that they are supposed to be located after I put the items into my car, I find it more of a nuisance and I often don't carry a loonie or a two-nie with me to release the shopping cart. Luckily here, they have smaller red plastic grocery carts that you can use. These grocery carts can't leave the store so whatever you purchase in the store, you need to take them out of the cart and bring them to your car or whatever means of transportation you used to shop here. This place is very large and very clean. As it just recently opened, hopefully it stays this clean since the C&T location in the VSL/Cartierville area isn't as clean. I believe that this place opened in June 2023 (I visited in late July 2023). There is a minimum $10 amount if using your credit card for purchases. The prices were typical for a larger Asian grocery store and I found the prices to be very competitive and the fresh produce prices that I looked at and was interested in were lower than some of the prices that I saw in the bigger chains (Provigo, Maxi, Metro, Super-C, IGA). I can see myself returning here if I'm in the area. The only negative is that I need to make sure that I have my grocery bags or a loonie/two-nie in order to use the grocery cart if I'm purchasing a lot of items (and I generally don't have/keep my empty grocery bags in my car).

So there are 2 Épicerie Coréenne & Japonaise within very close proximity of each other. This is the…read morelarger one that's only 1 floor (the other one is smaller, but over 2 floors). It is slightly west of the smaller one. This one also sells kitchenware, while the other one does not. They both sell lots of prepared foods, drinks, and ice cream! So obviously, I am a huge fan, lol. As the name of the store suggests, they sell Korean and Japanese groceries. Prices are slightly higher than the bigger Korean supermarkets (like Galleria or HMart in Toronto), but comparable to other Japanese supermarkets that I've been to. The stores are clean and well lit. Service is friendly.

Small, but well packed. The isles are plentiful of asian groceries. The fresh products are abundant…read moreand the ready meal are great. Of course they have jugfull of kimchi and boxes of fresh miso. I was a bit sad that I could not find 0 calorie noodles. Which are usually available in asian groceries stores.

This store has a large selection of produce, dry goods, frozen food, etc. Mostly of Asian brands…read more I was looking for some specific Filipino snacks and they had exactly what I wanted. The prices are good and the selection is great. They only take credit cards if the sale is over $10. It's located right across from a Super WalMart, so you can stop over there if you need any other missing items.

I think this might be the largest Asian supermarket on the Montreal island? Anyhow they carry…read morepretty much everything you might expect, and more. They carry some products that are not always found in smaller Asian stores, such as small taro, soursop, rambutan, etc. While Marché G&D carries mostly Chinese goods, Marché Fu Tai also has loads of products from other cultures, such as Filipino food (e.g. milkfish, pandesal, longanisa). It's really busy, as it's somewhat the heart of the Plaza Côte-des-Neiges. We went there to pick up some specific things, and ended up bringing back a week-worth of food, including a whole tub of ube-macapuno ice cream. And grenadillas. And polvoron. And the armful of things I carried out from the snacks section... Yeah we'll probably be back.

Solid, convenient market. Lots of selection, reasonable prices…read more Stopped in to grab breakfast. Lo and behold were a selection of banh mi. I spotted two bins marked identically (Vietnamese pork sandwiches), except one had "spy" written. No clue what that meant, so I grabbed one (I wouldn't last long on Survivor), and an Aloe drink (decided against beer). Paid about C$4, in cash. The drink was good, and the sandwich was fine for what it was, where it was. The sheen on the sandwich freaked me out when I first unwrapped it, but it ended up being satisfying overall, with pickles, cold cuts, and jalapenos.

I rarely give 5 stars but this place earns it- drawing me back every week. The menu is HUGE and the…read morefood is authentic. The dishes are delicious and you get great prices. Avoid the regular general Tao and get something off the beaten path, you won't regret it.