Galleria Supermarket Express Bloor

I think the glee that COURSED through my veins when I saw the Asian snacks here was a little unhealthy ngl. I mean they literally had MILO, my favourite drink ever ever ever. it’s a little too sweet (and it costs a good $8) for my liking but MILO?? they also had every Korean condiment imaginable and lots of other stuff things for Asian cooking.

there was also an insane amount of ready to eat meals, sweets, snacks, frozen foods, just a sOothing bAlm for my paRchEd soUl. prices were also quite reasonable!

Loved their pre-packed cooked meals especially the boiled pork with Kimchi, it’s a good deal. Their assortment of samyang jjajang buldak was such a delight. And finding bungeoppang here was a happy surprise!

5box for a litter of water. They implant themselves, try too hook you in with small prices, discounts and memberships then once they've made themselves necessary, bump up the prices to the stratosphere. Not one item is fairly priced.

Great selection of Korean groceries as well as local Canadian ones! Pretty sure they have Chinese and Japanese food as well. Self-checkout is also available. Clean and bright.

Awesome Galleria! I wish we had a Galleria this size in Midtown - Yonge and Eglinton really needs this mart! The staff are super friendly and the food is delicious with nice prices - deffo a place to check out!

My first time going to this great little independent grocery store that features Korean products but you can also find a nice selection of Japanese and Western items. Will definitely be back to pick up some more of my favorites and try something new.

EDIT (May,2021): I've changed it to 1 star because I've gone back afterwards and they made another mistake in labelling of priced items (e.g. labelled as $3.99 but it was actually $6.99). They not only didn't honour their mistake, but also accused me of making the error. It's their choice to honour the price difference (I don't mind), but I'm starting to see a trend of potential bait-and-switch practices or bad training of employees.

I used to go p often to get their cheesecake, end of day hot food sales (ok, but not worth it full price), and taiyakis (only good when fresh, not so good after sitting there). They also had great sales on random chip flavours that were fun to try. Other products are available, but often $1-2 more than grocery stores.

Then I stopped going. I got instant noodles and I saw a really good sale. It turns out it was their mistake, however, they wouldn't honour it and shifted the blame to me not reading the sign properly (the sign said ind. pack instead of a pack of 5). The heck? That's when I decided to be petty and no longer go back to their store. I got to Chinatown instead now.

Actually like their prepared food selection a lot. Not the cheapest but pretty much the same range as most Korean grocery stores. That being said the prepared meals come in all price ranges so if you want something inexpensive it’s easily to still eat good here.