Drove here from Detroit because they have goodies for Lunar New Year!…read moreSmall but jam-packed market with a decent selection of locally made Banh Chung and Banh Tet - got the last one of the banh Tet! Also grabbed some of the flavored tofu desserts. Really great freezer section too, I would have bought more but only had a little bit of cash on me! They converted into US$ since I only had cash and my US debit card wouldn't work with their machines.

This is an Asian grocery store that is just west of downtown. There is a parking loft just to the…read moreleft of the store which is a bonus (most Asian grocery stores are street parking only in Windsor). Typical Asian grocery store inside - crowded, food stacked to the ceiling. Reasonable selection and pricing for Windsor. Check out is painless. Cash and debit card (there is a minimum, I believe 20 dollars). My go to Asian grocery store in Windsor because of convenience.

When the US border patrol asks you why you can't just buy Indian sweets and samosas in the United…read moreStates, you have to try not to laugh. This is THE place that every Indian talks about. You can just show up here and say "I want 50 samosas" and they don't even bat an eye. Samosas come in 1 flavor (vegetable: potato, pea and spices) and 3 sizes. Medium samosas are 50 cents a piece and the larges are 75 cents a piece. They have the sauces, tamarind and mint chutney in the back refrigerators. They have Indian sweets too but I don't know the names of anything. The carrot thing is delicious, but the mango ones are really gross. How's that for an apt description of what to get?? I was back in the US within an hour, 50 -- er, I mean 47 samosas heavier. Make sure to save your receipt for the samosa. Don't worry, the white bread border guards are not interested in taking these delicious curry bombs.

A few years ago, I decided to experiment with cooking Indian food since I love it so much. I went…read moreto this little grocery store in Windsor for all of the ingredients. They had everything I needed and then some. Dea is right - the samosas are wonderful and cheap as well. I have never had an issue at the border with the samosas because they have ususally been consumed before I make it to the bridge.

Authentic Indian grocery store!! Very friendly owners,…read moreoutstanding inventory of Indian grocery items, freshly made authentic Indian snacks!! Hope they expand like in Toronto..

Great selection of authentic Indian foods, extremely friendly and helpful. Two thumbs up from our…read morehouse!

This is a multi ethnic grocery store that largely caters to Chinese with a huge variety of grocery…read moreitems. While the variety is appreciated, over half the items I picked up were past the expiration date (or nearing). Not sure if they purposely purchase these expired items for cheaper, or if they just stock too much and are unable to sell everything and don't clear the expired items off the shelves. Regardless, you definitely need to check the expiration date on everything before purchasing. Not worth the drive across the border to come here alone but if I'm already in Windsor for food, I may stop by to browse and purchase some snacks.

If this store was in the US, not on the canada side, I would visit it every week. A large selection…read moreof Chinese food and snacks.

Red Sail is a family-owned Cantonese resto, with a traditional menu familiar to Chinese Canadians…read morefrom the 1970s and 1980s. On Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 pm, we were welcomed into an empty restaurant by one of the owners. We ordered beef with broccoli (which was lightly sauced stir-fried beef on a bed of steamed broccoli) and chicken with snow peas in a taro nest (typically seen at banquets). The vegetables were freshly cooked, and in the larger portion quantity relative to meat that Chinese prefer. Both the owner, and the waitress who subsequently came on shift, were friendly and helpful. If I had known the portions were going to be so large, wet might have only ordered one dish. The leftovers were packed up for us to take home. We were also shown the lunch special menu, but decided to order a la carte to get more vegetables. The centre of the restaurant has a skylight that adds to the atmosphere during daylight hours. The big screen televisions on the wall were turned off when we were there. The owner said that prior to 9/11, thru used to get more American visitors, and business would peak between 9 pm and 1am. Now, the business is primarily repeat customers locally, who eat dinner at earlier times.

Stay far away....Offered me a free meal because they for got my sauces which ruined my…read moremeal...Called to get my free meal and now it changed to We can only send soup and egg roll or your gravy sauce....and They said they had no time and someone will call me back at 730...Another dinner ruined...LIARS CUSTONER SERVICE THE WORST and Sent me incomplete meal that wasn't even edible. If that's how they treat their patronls I'll go elsewhere....Ordered from Lis It can't be as bad as this terrible place....

I had 12 raw oysters delivered along with a nice piece of Halibut. It was ALL AMAZING!!! I can't…read morewait to get more!

One of the best sources of fresh fish in the area. Most restaurants get there seafood from here…read more Selection is awesome, always fresh.

Fast service large quantities and it's cheap. Not authentic. Did not like the eggroll and the…read morechicken fried rice was dry.

Extremely poor customer service on multiple fronts today…read more 1. Meat Counter: Waited patiently to be served, but the staff member skipped me twice to take orders from customers who arrived after me. Only acknowledged when I spoke up. 2. Cashier: Rude and dismissive. When I requested a double-bagged watermelon, she tossed the second bag at me. When I politely asked if she could open it (as my hands were full), her response was "you've got two hands." Unacceptable. 3. Management: Requested a manager due to the cashier's behavior. The cashier initially just pointed vaguely "back there" and refused to assist further. Only when I held my ground and the line backed up did she claim to check, returning to say no manager or supervisor was available. This indicates a systemic lack of accountability. Overall: Rude staff, ignored customers, and zero management presence or willingness to address serious issues.

Lots of variety here but since the new owners came in they don't stock the essentials. Great when…read moreyou're in a rush but please always check the expiration date on products. The meat counter used to have the freshest meat with the best cuts. The same butcher is there, he's awesome but I think the new owners are skimping on quality. The hours of operation are a lot better but I wish the owners did some research and had better options in stock and went back to the same meat chicken distributor as the previous owners. Used to be a place where you find all ethnicities shopping here but now it's just locals for the convenience. Would be great if new owners stepped it up a bit. It's a hassle driving 15 minutes but sometimes it's essential bc I don't want to run the risk of stopping here and walking out without bread, eggs, meat and Arabic grocery staples.

Nice new store! This store has so much to choose from even though it is a smaller location compared…read moreto the Queen Street store, the staff are friendly and willing to help out when they are needed.

So went in there, walked threw the doors and experienced one of the worst smells I could of…read moresmelled. It was like the freezer by the veggies was moldy or something or something was rotting, went by the bread could still smell it till I got to the other side of the store. Maybe it was a bad day or something had fallen somewhere and they couldn't get to it. And that's okay, hopefully next time it will be more pleasant