Well Saturday are very busy, I learned the hard way. LOL…read moreHad some wonderful samples, yes I bought what I had a sample of. Even though busy, staff very friendly and helpful with questions I had. Just love coming to this location for Asian cuisine. Very clean and well taken of insider. Saturday the parking is very limited and hard to find a spot.

For those that are from the States, T&T Supermarkets are basically Canada's version of a 99 Ranch,…read morea known parent organization as well. It is deemed as "Asian" supermarket and does seem to carry a diverse selection but I'd say it is primarily Chinese especially due to the presence of Chinese fast food, roast duck, and pig in the food court area. Said food court area came in clutch for an easy, affordable dinner (pricing determined by weight) after landing at nearby Calgary International Airport. In addition to the usual produce, Asian snacks, seafood and meat sections, they uniquely have a whole aisle dedicated to Asian beauty products which I regarded with high interest. Some of the grab and go items -- namely the baos -- were a little expensive, but overall pricing was so-so. Parking lot was huge making for an easy-going shopping experience.

FTR? Don't mind if I do! Chongo's is an awesome-sauce fresh produce market in the Crossroads…read moreFarmers Market. There was all kinds of food and even a lady who could really get your juices flowing. For real! Over by the back counter, they sell freshly made carrot, beet and apple juice. If you want your own jug of just carrot juice because you don't see any in the fridge, no problemo! Just ask and it shall be yours. I wandered the aisles for awhile with my little roller plastic basket. They've got lots of 'em, you can use one too. I piled it up with purple potatoes (making a purple stew, whip-whip, whip-whip), roma tomatoes, shallots, avocado, mangoes, and cabbage. Not to worry, I didn't use that all in one dish, although random ingredients from the farmers market could make for a fun cooking experiment. In total, $27.32. A little shocked at the final tally, I must say. I thought it was going to be more! Except it wasn't. I'm now under the impression that produce from the farmers market is cheaper (and waaaaay more full of nutrients, although that's gotta be a given) than whatever stuff I buy at the grocery store. And the little lady at the other end who's lineup I went to in order to get all that yumminess weighed and pay for my food stuffs, lovely. April Underdog Challenge: 10/30

Chongo's, I want to like you. You are located near me which would generally put you head and…read moreshoulders above the competitors. However, your less than fresh produce and your staff that drops my fruit from a foot above the counter on to my bag of tomatoes....well, I just can't do it anymore. I'm sorry that this is a Dear John letter but I have to find a new, less fruit abusive produce stand. It's not me, it's you, Merry

Not only did I get Lucky when I found this supermarket, but let's be honest: I hit the friggin'…read morejackpot! Carrying Vietnamese, Thai, Phillipino, and Caribbean ingredients alike, this place is a one stop shop. Boasting a produce area, a fish market, a meat market and an impressive number of overly stocked shelves, Lucky Supermarket is a dream come true. Whether you're looking for fish sauces, Caribbean condiments, Vietnamese pickles, bean curd, cuts of meat or herbal medications, there is nothing this store doesn't carry. And can we just talk about the freshness of their products?!?!? Their stock is so fresh it's still swimming - seriously. With live tanks filled with swimming lobsters, clams, crabs, snails, oysters and fish, and cuts of meat so fresh you're suprised they aren't walking off their beds of ice, Lucky Supermarket is a must-see for any Asian food lover. If you've never been, it's time you got Lucky don't you think?

I found this place when I was taking my Maternity class next door at the Library. The selection and…read moreprices are fantastic. I found many items from Thailand that I miss very much. The parking is really good and we can always find the same stuff and more than T&T without a parking issue. |The only thing is that when they are out of something like canned or dry goods, they are out of it for months. I guess this is because most item come from asia. \It is a long ways from my house but I usually go here at least every 2 weeks. It's worth the drive.

The restaurant has a very good variety of authentic mexican food with generally a very good quality…read moreand fast service. I also loved everything I bought from the bakery. This bakery here is definitely going to be my go‑to place for desserts.

watch out when you buy perishable items!! the owners like to sell items that have already expired…read moreand when you let them know about it the get mad at you!!! check for the expire date before you buy!!

A full Korean goodie / cooking ingredient store. Lots of Koreans shop here so you know its pretty…read moreauthentic. Well they have things you don't normally find in Coop or Safeway etc. Prices are somewhat more expensive. I saw LKK oyster sauce for $10.50 and at T&T sells for like $3.99. That is outrageous. Other than that, it is convenience. One stop Korean stuff. There are a few things on sales. Like the Japanese lotte brand snacks.

I come here to shop for selected items and I know my pricing so there are good deals here. Just…read morehave to compare between T&T, Real Canadian Superstore and other Korean/Japanese grocery stores. Selection is good and I can find deals on fish for sashimi, dim sum and bulgogi. Good deals on condiments when on sale and pickled vegetables are a good buy. I like it's smallness because I am in and out in a short time and fill in what I can of my Japanese and Korean requirements.

We were delighted when we found out about A-mart since it was closer to where we live. It's cleaner…read moreand more organized than E-Mart and Arirang, but the prices on most of their items are way higher than their 2 competitors. They have a good selection of veggies that you normally use for korean dishes and their pre-made side dish corner is great as well. I have tried their Kimchi and raw squid with spicy sauce, and they were good. They also have some snacks, frozen goods, and candies that both E-Mart and Arirang do not carry, which is nice. The service is okay, most of the employees stocking the shelves don't ask if you need anything, even when you seem like you're lost or looking for something you couldn't find. Their cashiers are pretty quick even though I have only seen one till open, mind you, it's never busy when we visit. There has only been 5-7 people at most whenever we came for groceries. Overall, A-mart is a good korean grocery store closer to people living in the SE, but just keep an eye on the prices and wait for sales for your favorite items.

A+ for A-Mart. This small sister store to Arirang on 10th avenue is clean, bright and deceivingly…read morepacked with Korean, Japanese and Asian delicacies. I LOVE that the product labels have clear English translations and prices. Never will I ever again buy gochujang thinking I picked up a mild spicy level, but in actuality it's lap-dance-on-your-tongue. The Korean staples are all there: kimchi, hot pepper pastes and flakes, soybean pastes, soy sauces, oodles of noodle etc. There's also standard Asian produce along with Korean must-haves such as peeled garlic cloves, Perilla leaves, and chili peppers. Marinated meats are also available to bbq at home. Be sure to pick up some freshly, homemade side dishes such as seasoned baby crab and kimbap. The aisles are stocked with enough Korean snacks, and dried goods to satisfy your taste buds during a zombie apocalypse. Also super handy to have during the apocalypse are 16 litre kimchi Tupperwares big enough for a lifetime supply of kimchi (for a non-Korean), or one week's supply for Koreans. If you're environmentally friendly, A-Mart also supplies earthen kimchi pots in their humble kitchenware corner. Don't be afraid to walk on the Korean side at A-Mart. Hearing Gangnam Style as you wander the store will make you feel right at home. They get brownie points for ALMOST getting me to dance...almost. :)

I just pop in once a week to get my carton of cigarettes. Good prices, staff always there with a…read moresmile.

Great feta, olives, halvah. A wonderful niche shop with friendly and helpful owners and staff. It…read moreis my go-to store for Greek foods.

Stopped by Hunterhorn Bakery for a few delicious items to enjoy again ! They had a long fruit…read morebread without the icing ... tasted great toasted and buttered , a couple of their Texas Donuts , 4 assorted fresh Turnovers and tried a cream pastry and cream horn . Both were yummy ! Their fresh baked Turnovers are flaky & great with coffee or snack . Love coming here for so many choices of fresh baking !

I was craving a banh mi and I saw that this place had great ratings so I decided to give it a try…read more I was not let down. Friendly people that run the bakery, no frills and full of flavour. It was hot and delicious. The sate beef was so tasty and perfectly cooked. The bahn mi had such great compliments of flavour with the pickled veggies, spice kick of the jalapeños and sauces.