Their Italian Sponge Birthday Cake is the all time best!!! Super friendly and it's the only place…read moreto go for bread as well. Prices and freshness can't be beat!

Went in today and got a few sandwiches made and some baked items and of course got a few pistachio…read morecornetto's to go with my espresso.

I love this place. Nuff said…read more Seriously though, Superking is an awesome grocery store! But I gotta say, I normally don't come here for groceries because the prices may be decent but the produce aren't always fresh. I normally visit to buy sushi and hot foods. There's an amazing food bar that serves pretty tasty Asian dishes. I think combos cost around $8.99 and they'll stuff as many varieties into one container for you - no limit on how many dishes you choose! Bonus: At the end of the day, the leftover hot foods are packaged and after 8pm, they sell for 50% off. You can get a big heap of orange/lemon/mango chicken for just $4! Other than hot foods, I also love their bakery section. There are some delicious breads and buns to try out - I personally like the one with the sausage stuck in the middle of the bun! Individual cake slices are also available, and so are macaroons. The shelves are always stocked with amazing Asian snacks, spices and ingredients. There are plenty of Western ingredients too. Depending on the day, the line-ups to get checked out could be long. Superking is also located in Westmount Mall, so you can continue your shopping journey and pop over to visit more stores like Urban Planet or Bulk Barn once you've picked up those weekly groceries!

Typical "higher end" Asian grocery store. Carries most of the popular Asian food brands eg vitasoy…read moredrink boxes as well as more popular veggies for Asian dishes. But like most Asian stores, it needs better ventilation in the meat and sea food departments. The smell is over whelming just walking by. Best thing about this place is the hot food section if you're too lazy to cook. Like other stores in London, suffers from lack of cashiers. There were only 2 when I went and the lines were LONG. At a time when most people are getting off work and doing their shopping, this is not good for business

I've been going to Fresh Co on Commissioners for 5 years and I love it. everyone is friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

Love this store! Clean, lots of variety, fresh veggies. Meat could be better. Can't find a decent…read moresteak.

This has actually been my regular grocery store for years and the truth of the matter is that I've…read morelikely taken it for granted. I mean, it's pretty great. However, something happened this week that changed my mind. When my sons returned to school it was discovered that their school air conditioning was not working and the children were suffering. Well, this location donated popsicles to the entire school ... really great stuff. It occurred to me that they frequently donate to local charities and do so without publicizing it. But more about the actual store. It is always clean, well organized and employees have always been helpful and friendly on the odd occasion when they appear out of something or I simply forget where something is. Over-and-above what you would expect from a grocery store they have so much more: a sushi bar, a take out counter of ready-made meals, a full pharmacy, housewares, toys, a wine store, photo studio, banking and even clothes. I'm sure there is more I'm forgetting - its a pretty big place but well organized. Upstairs there is a kitchen where they have cooking demonstrations and kids camp and even a gym. They have 10% off for all students on Tuesday and often items on sale. The weekends can be busy so if you don't like crowds you may want to time your visits strategically. That being said, there are always lots of cashiers and the waits are reasonable. The best review I can give is that I actually go out of my way to do my shopping here whenever possible - the word super is in their name for a reson.

A really huge grocery store, in West London, with a really clean almost sickly sanitized look, but…read moreultimately abundant in many foods and goods. I appreciate being able to get a lot of fruit and prepared foods in bulk. Their yogurt selection is excellent.

A true gem of the upscale grocery world in London. The store (located in the Shoppers plaza at…read moreOxford and Hyde Park) offers a floral department, a large ready-made section, a Rheo Thompson chocolate kiosk, cute kitchen tableware/glassware, a butcher, a deli, a bakery, high end pantry items, and a great selection of fresh produce. This is not the place to come for your "main" shop for staples (though they do have the basics available), but rather is an amazing place to stop for treating yourself. Their rotisserie chicken seems much fresher and less processed than its big box competitors and offers two flavours - sundried tomato and lemon thyme. Both are delicious. Really I think the stand out here is their prepared meals. There is massive selection from a full roast beef dinner to spaghetti to tourtiere. I also love their house-made soups. They change flavours regularly, but i've yet to meet one that wasn't amazing. Try the Hilbilly Bean! Other things to try: frozen seafood bar, fresh sushi, and the plethora of desserts tempting you in the bakery section. Their produce is always fresh and highlights local product when available. I'm always impressed at the selection. Simply remarkable ;)

Customer Warning! Last week, I purchased a prepared salad from Remark Fresh Markets. Unfortunately,…read morethe lettuce was soggy and not fresh. I have purchased many salads from your store over the years, and this is the first time I have encountered this issue. Due to a busy schedule, I was unable to return to the store until the following weekend. I brought the original container with the store label, date, and remaining contents, but I no longer had the receipt. The manager advised that a refund or exchange was not possible because I had not contacted the store immediately after discovering the issue. I explained that I found the problem during the week and did not have time to make a special trip or call regarding a salad. While I understand the need for a return policy, I believe customers should be clearly informed that prepared food concerns must be reported immediately in order to qualify for a refund or exchange. As a regular customer, I was disappointed by both the product quality and the handling of my concern. I hope management will consider making this policy more visible so customers understand the requirements if a problem arises.

This place is amazing. They price match, good prices, and it's a well kept store…read more The employees seem happy and helpful, which is hard to find. My family and I attend this store roughly every two weeks. Great job!

The Real Canadian Superstore is a great grocery store to shop at. They honour price matching and…read morestudent discounts and usually have a great selection of items. This location is a bit closer to my place than the Oakridge Superstore location, but it's not my first choice. This particular location is good, but is lacking a few components for me. This location is close to where a lot of students live and they do have stock, but it runs out quickly from the past few times I have been there, but I can usually find what I'm looking for, plus the convenience factor of the location. The whole store has terrible cellphone reception, and I rely on my phone for my PC Plus Points app and my Flip app so I can price match, with it no reception, or very little, I can't use my phone to price match or use my PC Plus Card. This is one of the main reasons I don't prefer to come here. The prices seem to be a bit cheaper than other grocery stores in the area, and you can definitely price match items from a certain list of competitive stores they will price match from. The staff are very friendly at the checkout and the different departments if you're looking for something you can't find. Great store, great location, crappy cellphone reception for 2016.

Total zoo as is to be expected on the Sunday before Labour Day. They should have had more checkout…read morelines open. I didn't get half the things on my list because prices were so expensive compared to No Frills (another chain in the Loblaws empire). This store must be aimed at an up-market crowd because they don't even carry some products in the no name version. Some of the produce was of the pick it up, look at price, immediately put it down variety e.g. eight organic cherry tomatoes for $5.50. Cheapest toilet paper was $6.50. They did have large basil plants for $4. Good selection of organic products. Large health food section, with commensurately high prices. No chilled products in the beer/wine section. They need to install a fridge there. The clerk at the bakery section was very polite. The bakery area is big and has a large selection of interesting products like Ace cranberry focaccia. They should consider installing something to help customers easily find specific products. I recommended iPads for a different Loblaws.

The service was absolutely terrible. This seller deceives customers, sells rotten products. This is…read morecompletely unacceptable. I would never recommend buying anything from this seller.

I moved to London from Los Angeles, and was afraid I'd have a hard time finding the specialty…read moreingredients I was used to finding so easily in California. But I shouldn't have worried, because United Supermarket is a treasure trove of specialty ingredients, for a wide range of Asian cuisines -- Filipino, Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and more. There's also prepared sushi and bubble tea, which I haven't tried. You can find any sort of sauce or vinegar you might want (fish sauce, soy sauce, cooking wine, etc.), as well as a wide range of cheap bagged spices. There's canned green jackfruit and coconut milk, and even canned hummus and baba ghanoush. There are lots of prepared frozen foods, like dumplings, spring rolls, etc. You'll find any sort of organ meat you might want, along with a lot of frozen and fresh fish -- they even had black silky chickens available. Explore the aisles and see what inspires you! If you're not as adventurous a cook, United Supermarket is still well worth checking out for the cheap produce. But be warned; cheap produce like this spoils quickly, and check the expiration dates. I bought mushrooms that I noticed were already a day past the sell buy date, and that went bad in a couple of days sitting in my fridge. They have cool grocery baskets on wheels that you can lug around the store, but you're not allowed to take them outside. So if you're planning to buy more than you can easily carry to your car, pony up a refundable $1 (yes, $1, not 25 cents!) to get a cart. They also cut keys for $2. I had them cut a key for me, and it didn't work (it was cut on a key that was slightly the wrong size.) I returned it a few days later, and they cut me a new one that worked great, for no extra charge. Insider tip: look on the bottom shelf of one of the middle produce shelves, and you'll see wrapped up packs of clearance produce for $1 each. It's a bit of a gamble, but I've gotten great oranges, pears, and even avocados this way!

I love having this store in my neighbourhood, I am able to find favourite items, I have enjoyed…read morewhile visiting Cambodia, and items I have enjoyed because of having Chinese and Korean friends. lately I noticed some really nice changes in the stores layout, making items easier to locate. thank-you and I hope your store continues to prosper.

Pretty rough place to shop at. They usually have only two cashiers on at a time, even during busy…read moretimes and the ones that are there are older ladies who are nice but you can tell they have "checked out" of going above and beyond. You really have to watch the prices at the register because the lazy workers won't change the signs and do not honor what the signs say when they are past dated. I have noticed another reoccurring scam they try and pull by posting signs over top of price labels saying two for $6 so you buy one and expect it not be $5.50... but it is. Of course you can't tell because the labels are covered up and they jack the regular price up sky high! This place does price match so come prepared with your Flipp app loaded up to get the deals. Their produce is great! Way better than No Frills. I can buy with confidence that my friit/vegetables will still be okay for a few days after buying them - for that reason they get an extra STAR!!

bought Tillsonburg chicken wings May 4/26, at Food Basics on Oxford East in London. I thought they…read moresmelled slightly odd, but air fried them anyway because I think everything smells weird. After cooking the smell was much worse and so bad I threw them out immediately.

Farm Boy is the grocery store I go to when I'm feeling fancy and want to spend money on a few…read morethings. yes farm boy is a bit expensive but the products they sell are higher quality. I haven't purchased any produce or meat from Farm Boy but it always looks great. The produce department always looks pretty (fruit pyramids and all that) and the produce looks fresh. Their salad bar is awesome. However I have made a few $14 salads so be warned these are priced by weight. I have a hunch the hard boiled egg and steak were what brought the price up. If you're looking for a quick lunch they also have hot foot that always smells unbelievable. The bakery items are phenomenal. Their chocolate croissants are amazing, the bread is probably some of the best I've ever had and they frequently have a rack of 30% off bakery items that are usually good for a few days after the date. Another fan fave is their iced tea and lemonade. They're only available in the summer but omg it's so good. Farm Boy is a great place to grab lunch or dinner. Definitely recommend a visit!

Farm Boy - London, ON The food was absolutely delicious! The…read morestaff interaction was very clear and helpful. The meal was meant for 6 people, but there was enough food to easily feed 10. Great quality and generous portions. Highly recommend!