The shop is very very clean and the workers there are very respectful.. Delicious hot meatread more

This small grocery is offering lovely mediterranean foods and now is being specialized in selling…read morefresh and nice "Merguez" (a kind of Halal Hot Dog) that you will never regret to buy it. The owner is a kind open mind person that welcomes all suggestions and comments.

Despite the fact that these guys do not sell Halal meet, they're still one of the best places in…read moretown to get Indian-style meat. Their shop is pristine (which is refreshingly different from some of the neighbouring businesses) and they sell everything from chicken in yoghurt-based marinades, to lamb and goat marinated in a variety of chilies and rubs. If you're lookin' for something savoury, this is the place to be.

This is the place for authentic pre-marinated tandoori chicken. The prices are very reasonable.. I…read morethink it was like $2-3 a pound for chicken thigh and drumstick and around $5 a pound for chicken breast. The flavours are very authentic as this is an East Indian Meat shop. You can get the meat in varying degrees of spiciness. They also sell different flavours of marinated meat other than tandoori. I've only tried the tandoori one. When you get home, you can either bbq it or bake it in the oven. I sometimes will make a butter chicken sauce and put it on top of the cooked chicken. I prefer the flavour of the tandoori chicken from Mann Bros over the other meat shop in the same strip mall.

Family owned and operated, Jubba-Nile Supermarket specializes in Latin, Caribbean and African…read moreingredients. Whether you're in need of injera, hawaji, azuki beans, coconut oil, okra, frozen molochia, couscous, whole wheat berries, Lebanese olive oil or freshly cut Halal meats, Jubba's definitely got a little something for everyone. Jubba is open Monday - Sunday (hours vary), and they accept the following forms of payment: Visa, MasterCard, debit and cash. The service is good, and the majority of the clientele is composed of regulars.

There are a lot of better grocery stores out there such as walmart, superstore, etc that provide…read morefresh food, better customer service and is not overpriced as seen in the example below. 8.99 For milk is a rip off. You can go to any store in the city and you will not see milk for 8.99. This includes convenient stores such as 7-11 that are usually over priced.

I was apprehensive about shopping at Luckys but was impressed. The new one on Sunridge Way is…read morebright, clean and extensive. Great assortment of Asian products, prepared meals and butcher! Great pricing on their poultry, etc.. Well worth the trip!!

Carrying an impressive selection of African ingredients, TK's has been serving our city since 2007…read more Whether you're looking for grains, canned fish, dried herbs, barley, palm oil, dried pulses or some fresh produce, it's TK's to the rescue! Notorious for carrying yams, cassava and plantains (fresh, dried or in flour form), fish (frozen or smoked) and their freshly baked banana bread, TK's is open Tuesday through Sunday until 8pm. They only accept debit and cash however, so if you normally shop with credit, makesure you make a pit-stop at the bank before coming by.

It's feels like family when you enter this authentic african products store. Mama T always greats…read moreall her customers as if they where her own children or grandchildren and the carries through into the culture of this little grocery/beauty product store. She works hard to ensure that those who enjoy the Western African food & culture can experience its authenticity her in Calgary, Alberta. What makes this store very unique is that Mama T is not simply selling african products because of then demand, but because she always had a passion for cooking & keeping her African heritage alive & strong. Come by on a Sunday afternoon and you'll likely bump into many citizen from African decent and leave feeling better than when you came.

Alberta Halal Meat & Grocery is a compact little Middle Eastern market that features a mountain of…read moremeat and a modest selection of pantry staples. The meats available include beef, chicken, lamb, and goat, and they're all Halal, all the time. Besides their myriad of meat offerings, they also carry some canned and dried goods, spices, candy, soda, and dried dates. A trip to Alberta Halal Meat & Grocery is sure to leave you feeling "Halal Good"!

Now this is the real deal in terms of Filipino grocery stores on Bonaventure Drive. Manila…read moreConvenience Store changed its name from another tie-in to Filipino culture which escapes me at the moment, but the service level and selection remain the same - that is to say unparalleled. There are around 25 freezers lining the store like a soft down pillow, filled to the brim with frozen packets of longanesa, tocino, spring roll wrapping papers and other assorted breakfast and lunch delicacies. At least I would imagine they are packed at some point because people go through that stuff quick! The rows are tightly packed together, and the shelves are tightly packed with assorted goodies: pork rinds, lechon sauce, salty crisps and sweet treats, hot chocolate mix, toiletries - you name it, chances are you can find it here. And of course the staff are quite helpful and friendly, with the occasional language barrier mishap adding to the overall pleasantness. A gem of a grocery store! 25/30

Growing up; whenever I wanted authentic Filipino desserts and snacks that my Mom would talk about,…read morewe had to wait for a giant Balikbayan (Literally "Go Home," or "Go back to the Homeland") box to arrive at the house. Usually three times a year. Then we moved to Daly City, which is like mini-Manila right in the Bay Area. Pandesal, Polvoron, Choc-Nut were all suddenly down the block, instead of a three month wait. Manila Convenience Store reminds me of those times. Everyone who works here is incredibly friendly, remembers your name, and what you like. They'll set a couple aside for you if you mention it's your favorite. They'll patiently listen to your out-of-practice Tagalog. A couple of times a week, they'll get fresh baked goods in. I'll undo a week's worth of sit-ups for fresh sapin-sapin covered in toasted coconut. Stop here for snacks and then Willow Park Wine & Spirits for San Miguel, and you'll have all the things you need for a Pacquiao Fight-Night party. Even frozen banana leaves to thaw out and place on the table, for extra fanciness! If the steep prices at the few Calgary Filipino restaurants have deterred you, you can pick up Filipino delicacies in one of the many freezers at Manila Convenience; to re-heat and try out at home. What I always get? The vegan salt and vinegar pork rinds :).

Great portion sizes. Good tasting food. Friendly service. Take out or delivery only.nice to have a…read morequality ethnic option in the community.pay cash for 10% off.