One of the best well kept secret for fair grocery prices. Their food court is also so fair priced…read moreand has a wide variety. In my last visit, I ordered a bing fen dessert from there. It was loaded with toppings and it was the perfect refresh treat after a grocery store trip. One downside is that if you need help with finding anything. It's always hard to find employees near. The place itself is mostly clean and well stocked. It gets the job done.

Nations Fresh Foods at the Stockyards in Toronto is one of my top favourite grocery stores and food…read morecourt! Been going here for years and I love it so much! I saw on their flyer that their BBQ Chinese duck was on special for $19.99 uncut, regular price $34.99. Only two left on day I dropped by but I got this juicy beauty. BBQ duck can be very rich and fatty so this is a rare treat for myself. So delicious! Service from the butcher was slow because of this duck sale but I should have come earlier than noon which I usually do. I couldn't wait to get home so I decided to eat in the dining area of Nations Fresh Foods. So delicious with just steamed rice and some veggies!

Loved my experience here. Found all specialty items that I was hoping to find: fresh curry leaves,…read morechana masala, other masalas that I don't find at my neighbourhood supermarket (non-Indian), nice assortment of Indian sweets (with someone there to serve). Other people who shopped there seemed to be southeast Asian, so I felt really on the right track. Their 3 for $1 samosas, found at the check out counter, were sooo good.

Amazing selection, and super friendly staff. I will go out of my way to come here on a regular…read morebasis.

Asian food centre is the perfect store for Indian groceries. It is a small grocery store located…read moreright next to Asian meat centre and the Flea Market. There is a variety of items you can purchase from here including fresh samosas, sweets, pastries, statues, henna sticks and much more. I usually go to get the samosas which come in different sizes. The large ones are 2 for a dollar, the medium ones are 3 for a dollar and they even have smaller samosas which taste like spring rolls which I believe are 4 for a dollar. Overall the price is a definite steal! I uses to get both tamarind and the mint sauce but I think they now charge for the mint sauce as I was told last time- which is why I did not give them 5 star's as no other location charges for the sauce.

The store is pretty clean overall but when they double the prices on milk and flour during the…read morefirst lockdown was the worst thing anybody could do. Also the change the expired dates in their breads.

Very busy plaza to park at and the store is crowded, but has a great variety of stuff and really…read morenice fresh seafood. We got almost everything we wanted there and a bit more. The salmon roe sushi was really good.

Love coming here to pick up Asian snacks or to find any makeup/skin care products…read more This location also have a large selection of hot food available. It's also great that they samplings on weekends too. We came here to try the bbq chicken and the cold noodles. The bbq chicken was okay. Unfortunately they ran out of the fried chicken to try. The cold noodles tastes great. A perfect chewiness and freshness to it.

This is the only place I know in Toronto that deals exclusively with Brazilian stuff. I can find…read moremany things on Portuguese grocery stores... but some other things can only be found here. Among those are: - "Aviação" butter (the freaking best in the world) - Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang) comic books - Chocolates: Amandita, Bis, Laka, Sonho de Valsa, Ouro Branco, Garoto chocolate bars, and more - Audio CDs (there's a whole wall dedicated to them) The place is very small but the selection is better than all the other places around. If you're from Brazil and you're here on an extended stay, you gotta check this place out.

This store is a GOLDMINE. I was (am) in heaven after discovering this place…read more All your Desi cooking, munching, snacking needs fulfilled here. Everything from the Indian subcontinent under one roof. This was so reminiscent of the Indian stores I grew up with in South Africa. Owners are lovely people. Store is spotless. Biscuits from Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Curries, rices, atta flours (and more), dals, pulses here, even beauty products. Located in an unassuming plaza on Rexdale Boulevard. This is our new go to.

A very cute store hidden in the Well. They sell the most interesting things (melogold, Italian…read morechips, Dubai chocolates) that you can't find in other stores. I love their assortment of fresh fruits and prices are quite reasonable.

I love this place. It's on too good to go app and it has pretty limited rescue bags. So I snag it…read morewhen I'm low on produce. I always get mostly good produce and they package it very well. The staff is very accommodating and professional. They have unique selection of noodles, produce and snacks. I like this place and would consider buying from them.

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!

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 .

Awesome selection of Eastern European foods and drinks! I went to look for items from the country…read moreof Georgia, and found several items, including mineral waters (Borjomi and Nabeglavi), they also had Naktaktari tarragon lemonade, and several Georgian foods including Thkemali sauce, khmeli suneli spice, and several other foods I used to enjoy in Georgia including Jacobs coffee, Turkish coffee, Mayo and ketchup in the pouch, etc. They have a cooler of cheeses, kefir, fishes, and meats, a deli, as well as a freezer of dumplings, ice creams, cakes, and other frozen items. There's an aisle of sweets and an aisle of baking ingredients. Another aisle of non perishables, and drinks, and bulk candies as well. Even a pharmacy. Really a great variety and different items than what I've seen at other Eastern European stores in the area. Highly recommend!

Came back here the other day and got some Kvass, Sirki (Russian cheesecake dessert), pelmeni…read more(Russian dumplings sold frozen), some deli smoked meats and cheese. They have one of the largest selections of Kvass that I've seen out of any of the Russian/Ukranian stores and all very reasonably priced. They also sell Kefir. As mentioned in the previous review, they also sell medicine/pharmacy that you'd typically find in Russian and Eastern Europe, so it's pretty unique to see it out here. Store clerk was friendly.