I love the name of this place! As I walk down each aisle and throw copious amounts of goodies in my…read moretrolley, I know I'm going to Dai Phat (Die Fat). Not too sure if that's the pronunciation but let's just go with it hey! As I enter the door I'm greeted by staff who know me by name. They really like to get to know the regulars and it does make it feel like we are friends. Well they have food? Hello! I'll be anyone's bestie when it involves food. I cook a lot of Asian food, like 90% of my family meals. This place is right around the corner from me, but even not I would still travel to come here. Each week there is always something new and interesting I find and want to try. They have trolleys and baskets. I always, ALWAYS opt for the trolley since making the mistake of carrying a basket once and it was completely overloaded. I always have intentions of coming in 'just for a few things' but it never ends that way. From a huge freezer section to the left full of seafood, dumplings and vegan meat alternatives to name a few. A cool open fridge section with a huge variety of drinks, kimchi, tofu and vegetables. I could go on and on about the copious amounts of sauces, condiments, dried herbs, tinned foods, but you really need to go and see for yourself. What I love most is that they don't just stock one asian cuisine. I especially love the Indonesian and Japanese sections. There is also a butcher in the back. I'd love to buy organic but that's a pipeline dream for now. The chicken, beef and pork here is of great quality and fantastically priced. I'm talking under $10/kg for nearly every cut of meat. I make super savings by buying majority of my meats here. The only thing they don't stock is lamb and not a huge range of beef. So my fellow Yelp-tastic peeps. If you are in need of an Asian grocery store in the Western Suburbs then come and shop here. Then we can all eat, be merry and Dai Phat together!

This is a great find! There aren't any other Asian supermarkets around this area. This place is…read morehalf supermarket, half wholesale warehouse. It's fantastic! Super cheap prices on everything you'd hope would be here. We got a massive jar of fried shallots (a must-have garnish for all Asian - and other - cooking), as well as fried garlic and dried mushrooms in large quantities. Their frozen dumplings are great prices and very tasty. They have a large range of frozen food which we made the most of. Though, stay away from the frozen ladyfinger bananas - they were awful. What little flavour they had was not good. There's a huge range of bulk packages of rice and noodles - we get our rice here for great prices. For flavour, there are rows upon rows of different sauces, toppings and recipe bases. Add to this a huge range of crockery and cooking equipment and you have all the ingredients for amazing homemade Asian feasts.

If you want proper cheap Asian groceries this is the place to shop , forget all the stores in…read morechinatown , cause for what you can buy here you'll be spending three times that amount on gouger st , my partner and i make this our weekly shopping place along with our normal coles and woolies outings , staff always smile and always help out and give you advice on something exotic that you may have found on the shelf this place is amazing !!!

As far as Woolworths stores go, this one is fairly good. I wasn't expecting it to be anything…read morespecial due to the location of the store. Just goes to show that you can't judge a book by its cover, right? There's a wide variety of stock to be found at this supermarket. The fruit and vegetable section looks fresh and colourful, just like it should. There's also plenty of trolley space between isles, and in my opinion that's one of the most important things. I hate when you're shopping and everyone is trying to get past you but all the trolleys are taking up space and it just ends up being a disaster. If you live in the area, I would shop here.

The coles supermarket at West Lakes is very clean! It's probably one of the first things I think…read moreabout when I think of Coles. Not that I spend my time thinking about Coles.. The store is very big with just enough trolley room in each isle. It's important, trust me. The West Lakes Coles store is always hectic and almost chaotic. It's rare to go grocery shopping and find it to be quiet. Luckily enough there's always plenty of staff at the checkouts so it doesn't take too long to get served. The staff are friendly and happy to help you whenever you need assistance. At the end of the day you have to make a choice when it comes to grocery shopping. Woolworths or Coles? The choice is yours.

The real drawcard on Romeo's IGA is the opening hours - six AM to midnight every day. The fruit and…read moreveg section is a little paltry, and they stock a pretty standard range of everyday groceries. It is cheaper than stopping off at an all-night servo, and they have a bigger range. This is my one-stop shop for toilet paper and chocolate on public holidays! They are even open on Christmas Day and Good Friday. Sometimes later at night they have security out the front, and there is also an ATM outside. You can also get ice, mobile phone credit, newspapers and fresh flowers here. Emergency Shopping 101.

This store sells OFF foods. I bought a perishable product from this store and it was off. It made…read moreme feel sick when I consumed it before I realised what the cause was. I strongly recommend that you avoid this store!

I ordered my groceries from the Port Adelaide Coles store via the Uber Eats app but did not receive…read morebananas or custard scrolls. The delivery driver let know some items are missing because they're lazy. I 100% believe the driver's statement what else could it be.

Great range of fresh food & all the other grocery & household items you need are here as well…read more Even clothing. It does take a while to get around the store because of the size of it but that's what I love about it ... The only thing missing is a little cafe in the corner where hubby could have some lunch with the kids while I take my time shopping =D

Driving down Hanson Road this afternoon saw my Spidey Sense tingling. There was an Asian…read moreSupermarket around somewhere and I was on a mission to find it. Well, as it happens, the search wasn't exactly long and arduous...strangely enough I think Hanson Road has perhaps the highest per capita quotient of Asian Markets to residents in THE WORLD! One that stands out, mainly for its facade, is the Chuan Phat Grocery, which has lovely big red foam letters above the entry. I had noticed this place before and today I chose to use my dwindling instant noodle supply as an excuse to drop in. Stocks have been filled adequately I might add! For those like myself, who go to a lot of Asian Supermarkets, know that everyone is different. This one has a butcher and also an impressive stock of various fish and seafood in the freezer. I also found the variety of kitchen supplies and utensils was very impressive and will require another visit or two to suss out all of the bargains. I also found it mildy entertaining that one of the owners children was asleep on top of some crates toward the back of the shop. Needless to say a number of jokes sprang to mind, but I was impressed by my level of self control, VERY impressed!

Helpful staff. Excellent product range. Good trading hours…read more Easy parking. Good quality fresh meat and fish.

Like any asian grocery there is a variety of smells that come to your senses, whether they be good,…read moreor bad. There is a huge variety of Asian ingredients, frozen and packaged meals, crockery, beverages, and cooking utensils. It is worth making the 5 minute trip out of the city, as this place is huge, and very rarely gets crowded inside. If you are after food ready to eat, they also serve steamed dumplings at the register on the way out.

A whole new world has opened up for me up this end of Prospect Rd, to think I used to live not too…read morefar away and I never knew about it. Much like Gaganis is what can be found in here but from the middle eastern side of the world. The people who have migrated here from the middle east are certainly catered for and it's probably like they never left home but without the fighting. Everything is on their doorstep including ours if we search for it and it can be found here as they have a huge range of items. Their products include cooking equipment and utensils, glassware, spices, rice, pulses, cooking oils and of course Halal meat. On the entertainment side they have movies, cd's in either Indian, Persian or Afghan. Also there is the latest news available and they serve drinks and food ready to eat. And fresh fruit and vegetables...I don't think they'd bother going anywhere else. I enjoyed coming here and for my next dinner event I intend on doing some middle eastern cooking.