This is like candy shop for those who lived in Malaysia / Singapore before. Excellent customer…read moreservice and best part of all, they ensure the stock is filled all the time. They also listen to any concerns and demands from customer on their preferences of brands to bring in the items accordingly.

OK Supermarket is one of the oldest Asian grocery stores in the area, and caters to all kinds of…read moreAsian cuisine; including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Thai, Malay and Singaporean products. What sets this grocery store apart from the others is: firstly, the incredible variety of different foods they have in store and; secondly, the fresh vegetables they stock for use in Asian cooking. When you first walk into the store, you'll notice that the entire front area of the shop is occupied by large tables displaying a variety of vegetables, roots and other ingredients. Best of all, it all appears to be very fresh. The thing I really like about this shop is that, in addition to an assortment of Asian foods, they also have a huge range of cooking utensils at the back of the shop. There are hundreds of wooden steamers and other utensils ideal for Asian cooking, which is convenient if you happen to require any of those things in order to turn your groceries into an oriental delight for dinner.

This store is currently giving the store a much needed facelift! New flooring, fridges and isles…read more It is starting to look at lot more modern than before. I didn't take any pictures, as I want to take some when it's complete. It is still half under construction. What I noticed with these changes is that they have also updated their produce. There is a lot more high end condiments, cheeses, veggies & meats. So, it's a little more like the other Foodlands now. This is a relief for me as it is not far from home and I used to drive past this Foodland to get to the Norwood one. I think that the locals will be pleased with the changes! Onya Magill Foodland!

I originally thought that this Fruit & Veg store would have a pretty tough time being set up right…read morenext to Foodland. But, it seems like they do alright. They always have a couple of customers despite being quite small. I think their customers are very much the locals. The quality of the fruit and veg here is good. Actually, slightly better than Foodland next door. So, that might explain the customers. I have purchased fruit here and it's been fresh and tasty. The staff here are always very friendly. But, I sometimes wonder whether they have more people rostered on than what they need? It's never that busy that they need three people working. It's a very small store. My only concern about this store is the variety. I think that if you are going to be a great Fruit & Veg store you should stock items that are a little more ethnic and unusual. Especially if your neighbour is a supermarket that does not stock unusual veggies. Last time I visited here I was on the search for Thai Basil, which I actually don't think that is so unusual. Foodland didn't stock it, so I naturally thought the Fruit & Veg store next door would sell it. But, no they didn't. In fact, the herb selection was quite small. Oh well.. maybe some food for thought for the owner. Despite the lack of variety, this is still a good fruit and veg store in Magill.

This location draws individuals from various backgrounds. The staff tends to be very busy and…read moreattentive due to its popularity. During the upcoming public holidays, you might want to think about a less crowded place if you want to be quick and efficient. Otherwise, I have no complaints about the products and services, just not a 5-star experience for me.

The local. Always…read moregot reasonably priced Mt Franklin waters. Time "FlyBuys" when you're at Coles

Best honey soy chicken I have ever had. Really good service they were very kind. The shop is very…read morenice gives a good vibe.