Wowwwza! We are from Seattle and visiting BC for the long weekend…read more My parents and I were very impressed with T&T. The place is very clean and they have selections in the deli that the Asian markets in Seattle do not have! T&T has fresh dim sum ready to purchase, fruit teas and beverages with jellies, bao buns, sushi, and even an assortment of steam buns and a buffet to get food to go. The bakery was a gem to see! The mango cake is fresh, looking much better than the mango cake in the states (e.g red ribbon). They even have a mango parfait which we tried, mango roll and a slice of mango cake!! We got some red bean buns and they're very good, made fresh. Really wish they were in the States! Until next time :)

A great place to find all kinds of Asian treats. From vegetables to canned, frozen to bagged…read more Ooodles of noodles, schools of seafood, a veritable bevy of beverages. There is even a kitchen where you can get sushi by the box, ready to eat Chinese food by weight and so much more. Staff were friendly and informative and even though the place was packed, we managed to find a place to sit, close to the windows and away from the hustle and bustle of the store, to eat our sushi lunch.

When it's a hot summer day and you need something for lunch but there's not much in the house and…read moreyou don't feel like cooking cuz that would create heat, and well...it's a hot summer day. Not to mention, cold food suddenly sounds more appetizing than hot food when battling the summer heat. With all of this in mind, I decided to head to Sungiven Foods and grab a couple of those onigiris that I'd had my eye on for awhile. I bought a Cooked Salmon Onigiri for my daughter and a Cream Cheese Unagi Onigiri for myself. They had some boxes of interesting ramen noodles on display. Vegetable Ramen noodles and they appeared to be in all sorts of different colours. I was so intrigued by this. I gotta say, they do carry some interesting selection at Sungiven Foods. Couldn't resist so I bought a box and brought it home. The Onigiri was pretty good. I didn't really taste much cream cheese but that was a plus for me as it was really the Unagi filling that I was more interested in, and I could taste plenty of Unagi in my Onigiri. Oh, and I stopped by the Suntea stall to grab a Milk Tea because on the first and last day of each month, Suntea members can buy a large Milk Tea for $3.99 and it happened to be the first day of the month. Got mine with less ice and 50% sweetness. Very impressed. I think they are more known for their fleshy fruit drinks but their milk tea is very impressive as well.

My first time in here,Im a frequent to this area because theres so many spots that I like in Market…read moreCrossing. The place is clean,so much kitchen essentials inside,from meat to seafoods,fresh veggies and fruits. I noticed theres always crew walking around and ready for customer questions. If you are looking for fresh veggies well I gezz this can rival our old known asian market around town,parking is free,accept cash,debit and credit card. I recommend this grocery gig to all to visit.

as an anchor tenant at yaohan centre, osaka supermarket really sets the tone for the whole space,…read moreand i love both it and t&t supermarket for how consistently good their selection is. they both have an incredible range that turns a regular grocery run into something closer to a treasure hunt. there's always something seasonal or interesting to find, like the limited ruby red kiwi that's unbelievably sweet and juicy, or mango portuguese tarts from the bakery that balance buttery pastry, custard, and fresh fruit in a way that feels like a small indulgence. the prepared foods and deli sections are a major highlight, with a wide variety of ready to eat meals, including whole fried chicken and other hot items that make it easy to grab something substantial on the go. the bakery sections are equally strong, with fresh daily items that are hard to walk past without stopping. both stores also have k-beauty sections, adding another layer beyond food, skincare and lifestyle products sitting alongside groceries in a way that makes the experience feel closer to a mixed asian market than a standard supermarket. the seafood counters are another standout, especially when live spot prawns are in season, adding that extra sense of freshness and movement to the shopping experience. on top of everything, both also have member rewards program, which just adds to that routine of coming back regularly, especially when there's always something new, seasonal, or unexpectedly good waiting to be discovered.

Huge store with a massive selection from produce to pre-made food to seafood. T&T has it all!…read more It feels like a classic chinese market but 5x the normal size! It was absolutely packed to the brim, but that was to be expected since it was the weekend. Everyone was generally very polite and considerate of everyone around though, which was nice and honestly not very common in American markets. I really appreciated their seafood display. They also had a great variety. Langostino was a really unique item to have at the fish counter! I was absolutely blown away by the pre-made food section. The presentation on their pre-made food made me feel like I was transported to a night market! There were almost too many things to look at.

An excellent selection of foods, spices and ready to eat foods…read more The meat counter also offers a phantastisch delicious selection of fresh meats. Many meats are freshly frozen and portioned. While the store might takes some time to find out where everything is because the place is filled to the brim. Frozen different fish delicacies rounding up the experience. Highly recommend.

I just discovered Kim's Mart in my area. Kim's Mart is located close to the Edmonds skytrain…read morestation. They sell snacks, produce to ready to eat food items. I cam here and got a their onigiri for lunch and another time I came here to get their kimbap for lunch. Very reasonable priced and delicious kimbap and onigiri. The place is quite busy during lunch time. The store looks big from the outside but its actually quite crammed inside.

Bright, wide aisles, plentiful parking, wide selection of Asian fruits and vegetables, plus now a…read morehot deli! I love this store!

Got a bowl of Pineapple Pork and BBQ fried rice. Pork was okay. Onions, peppers & pineapple were…read moredelicious. Rice was okay.

Great Store!! -Deli sandwiches…read more -Baked goods -fresh made Sushi etc... I'm always looking forward to stopping when I need a pastry or a sandwich to have with my morning or lunch Tea The large cookies are so good and loaded with chocolate chips! Messy when driving but so so yummy ! The strudel's at $1.19 each are a great deal and they have a mix of cream cheese and strawberry filling, I can't help myself but have to grab 2 of them when ever I'm there My favourite is the Cream Cheese Danish Omg is all I have to say about that lol :0) All of the deli sandwiches I've had have been delicious and I feel good after eating them Can't say that for all places and they heat them in an oven not a microwave A good price at $8-$9 Their packaged fruit is always been fresh and reasonably priced as well Sushi is made fresh every morning and they make authentic & creative rolls to perfection Get there early while just made and wow are they good! Just an overall great place to grab Real fresh food at a reasonable price when your on the go like I'm am most days :0) Way Way better than any drive thru for about the same price Don't take my word for it Check it out yourself I'm sure you'll be glad you did

Marketplace IGA is probably the most convenient store in the area to go for general groceries. The…read moreparking is easy, lines are typically short, and the staples are all there... maybe not at the best price compared to the bigger stores, but when you're going for the regular things, you can at least usually expect they'll have it. I'm a little surprised at how little they have of specialty things though. Being a "marketplace" IGA I would hope that they'd have a better selection of seafood, specialty cheeses, deli meats, etc. I went here to find fixings for a nice charcuterie board with fancy cheeses, meats and condiments and I was quite locked in because of the options I was given. I've also gone in here looking for simple seafood such as crab meat or cooked crab to no avail and had to run off elsewhere.

great selection of asian goods, and lots of yummy, ready to eat foods. i loved the made to order…read morerice burrito (sticky rice roll) station where you can choose your own fillings. prices are very reasonable too! note that the parking is a bit chaotic, but if you are patient, you'll be able to find a spot -- if the rude drivers don't snipe it first!

Our family of six had a short Pacific-Northwest trip and we prioritized getting souvenirs on our…read morelast full day. I usually like to pick up baked goods and snacks from local mom and pop shops and/or grocery chains. We visited T&T at 4 pm on a Wednesday and all of the shelves and baked goods and hot bar areas were well stocked. It was really tempting to get a little of everything but I had to restrain myself because we did not have the capacity to finish everything before our departure and we would not be able to bring everything back to Chicago. We bought the T&T bakery peanut cookie and phoenix egg roll tins back home and loved them! I have both of these items bookmarked for when we visit Canada again.

I used to go to this location weekly with my mom. Everything is placed accordingly and I know…read morewhere everything is. They used to have some good prices but most things are pretty expensive now.

On January 31, I bought a reduced priced cooked item…read more I didn't pay attention in the store but I found something odd after I got home and sent a message to T&T's customer service. I was not looking for refund, compensation or exchange. It was only $4.99 item. But I felt something wrong in their food managing system and I was not sure if it was their honest mistake or evil marketing. So I sent my concern message to them but even one week had passed, they haven't replied any words to me. So let's me write down the warning here. Price tag Original price $5.99 Best Before February 1, 2025 Reduced price $4.99 Best Before February 3, 2025. Why they extended BB date? I don't get it. As they wanted to get rid of it, they reduced price. BB day should be the same. Personaly, I work for food factory and am shocked to know how T&T's managing system is not accurate. It could be food poisoning as well. Pay attention everyone!