This supermarket has all sorts of Asian groceries, was pleasantly surprised to find everything I…read moreneeded. Staff was also friendly here in helping me find things. Also, everything is reasonably priced, especially the foreign candy section and milk.

i got noodles and taho chicken , cost me $28 , over priced and didnt even taste good. could of…read morewent to a full buffet instead at a resurant .

Cute little korean grocery store with a decent selection of items. I like how they sell instant…read moreramen individually so I don't have to buy a pack of 8 every time. However, their made to order food is never available, so perhaps you should call ahead or something. I'd like to try their housemade kimchi next time.

Sure, you can get a good amount of items at the Chinese markets around town that are bigger by…read moresometimes, you need specific korean items you are gonna have a problem finding. They have almost everything you're gonna need to make any korean meal including marinated meats if you're too lazy to prepare bulgogi or galbi (me). The most important thing though is they MAKE THEIR OWN KIMCHI IN HOUSE. Sometimes you want that hand made delicious kimchi, and by sometimes I mean all the times. Kimchi is at its peak and best when made by hand in smaller batches. They also prepared foods I haven't tried yet but I'm sure I'll get around to it

Earlier there were limited Indian grocery stores in Guelph. About a year ago a new opened but it…read moreturned out disappointing after a few weeks, the produce is bad the choices very limited. Frootland has opened up and this store looks promising. The produce is fresh - we have been there two times and it has been wonderful. The prices are reasonable. The rest of the grocery is stacked very neatly. The aisles are clean. There is a takeoff counter with lots of choices of food, snacks, juices and fast food items. There is also a live pani poori counter! The staff is very efficient and courteous. Lots of choices in the aisle and everything is easy to find.

A super grocery store in central West London, Ontario, with a wide variety of packaged and fresh…read moregoods. The produce section always has a lot of stuff in it (check out the whole and chopped durian!!!) and the seafood counter is not to be missed. You get to pick out your own lobster and crab. The aisles are not quite as wide as the prior Food Island which used to inhabit the mall, but it's a quality chain that has made its way around Canada for a while now.

From the owner: T&T Supermarket is the largest Asian grocery store in the country, with 38 stores across Canada and…read morethe United States. We have a wide variety of Asian products, easy to shop online for curbside pick up & fast delivery across Canada. At our London location, you will find fresh produce, quality meat, seafood and essentials. It is the Asian supermarket in London, ON where everyone loves to shop!

An older employee of Chinese desent in the seafood department was very rude, when I asked him a…read morequestion About a sale they have in their flyer. He had his back to me and wouldn't even look at me and told me he knew nothing about the sale than rudely walked away. He needs to take a coarse on public relations!!! I'll never go back!! In Barrie, Ontario

Awesome selection! Better produce than I've found in a lot of places, and really awesome prices on…read moremeat!

Driving by we saw this newly opened Indian grocery store. We used live near to one almost 25 years…read moreago and it has been a good experience since then. We have been to multiple locations of AFC and they usually don't disappoint. Newly opened so we were served samosas, pakoras, beverages and jalebi as well. The inside is good and smaller than we expected resulting in limited choices. The produce section is still smaller which is the most disappointing. There is a mainly takeaway restaurant with a few tables - which are a waste IMO. The prices were comparable to stores in Peel. But as the store is new, not sure if this will continue. The staff is helpful.

This is the best place to go for a fresh sandwich or my favorite falafel - easily the BEST falafel…read morein the region, not even close. Service is always fast and friendly and the eating area is clean and bright. Also lots of cheeses to choose from to take home for supper! Highly recommend this place for lunch.

Tasty sandwiches, yummy old cheese, good service. 2 thumbs up.read more

I just fiund out they moved to kitchener!? I hope thats true i was so sad when I heard they were…read moreclosing down. I tried another place since and it was nothing compared to iveys. Jerk chk is the best and their cow foot soup is a cure!!

ivey's is a family-owned restaurant that's been around for 12 years. the exterior and interior are…read moredistinctly yellow, green, and black, asserting that the restaurant is wholly jamaican. there are boxes and an old fridge lying around close to the seating area, and while this may not be aesthetic, i feel like it adds so much to the homey atmosphere. their relatively small menu consists of plenty of jamaican favourites, such as curry chicken, jerk chicken, ox tail, and ackee and saltfish. i opted for the curry chicken special, which was a large serving of food (for me) at an unbeatable $6.50 price tag. the dish is simple - a heap of rice and peas topped with a hearty serving of their curry chicken. the curry was pretty simple in flavour - pieces of tender bone-in chicken with potatoes and bell peppers bathing in a yellow curry-powder-dominant gravy - but went perfectly with the rice and peas. the curry isn't spicy, but it only takes a few drops of their delicious, potent hot sauce (scotch bonnet i believe) to turn up the heat. the best (worst?) part about the hot sauce is that it has a bit of sweetness to it, which made me want more and more, even though it was quickly ripping my palate to shreds. one thing i'd like to note is that the friendly lady working here came to my table and served a placemat and silverware before bringing my food. this is something you won't see at most restaurants, but i don't think anything made me feel more at home than this. ivey's builds the case that family-owned restaurants are better than any new and hip openings. these are the places i want to eat at all the time, and i'll forever support these kinds of places