One of the biggest Korean and Japanese grocery stores in Montreal, Quebec. A grocery store that aims to provide residents of Montreal and Ottawa with groceries, as well as imported goods from South Korea and Japan.
Marche Korea is described as a convenient and affordable hub for Korean and Asian groceries with a broad range of ready-to-eat meals, snacks, sauces and drinks, a standout variety of onigiri and kimbap, and good prices that make it a go-to for quick bites and for discovering new products. Reviews praise friendly checkout staff and a helpful atmosphere, though some accounts mention occasional rude behavior and counter meals that can be less tasty or rice-heavy, leaving the experience mixed but generally reliable for value and selection.
The BEST asian supermarket in Montreal!! First of all, it's super clean, & they even have meals (like sweet & spicy fried chicken & onigiri)! The food/groceries are always new & fresh, which i've noticed isn't the case with many asian supermarkets, & just supermarkets in general. They have really great stuff, like Melona (which is a really tasty Korean popsicle, they have every flavour!), Pocari Sweat (Unlike the name, its actually good), Binggrae Melon (Tastes just like Melona, but it's milk) & a bunch of Ramen & sauces/seasonings!! I recommend this store to anyone seeking fresh asian products/snacks/small meals!
The workers are so friendly, & they have the best Onigiri 🍙 my favourite one is the Tuna. They also have great types of kimchi & a plethora of snacks & drinks !!
my place of choice for a quick eat in downtown. everything is very decently priced & the food is quite tasty, they're equipped with everything you'd expect from a korean supermarket.
most people come for their onigiris & prepped meals, i would definitely recommend it
J'ai récemment eu la possibilité de visiter cette épicerie coréenne. Je me suis surtout concentré sur le prêt à manger. J'ai pris un onigiri/triangle kimbap au thon, un bol au poulet katsu, un morceau de poulet frit & une boisson (Calpico) à la mangue. Tandis que mon amie a pris un onigiri/triangle kimbap au saumon, des kimbaps, un burrito au poulet & un pilon de poulet frit. J'ai trouvé que les plats composés de riz en avaient trop. J'ai l'impression qu'ils les ont gorgés de riz pour avoir une certaine rentabilité comme le riz est un ingrédient moins coûteux. En revanche, le poulet frit est excellent. Il ne ressemble pas au poulet frit coréen typique, mais il reste tout de même très bon. Ajoutons aussi à cela que cette épicerie a une grande variété de produits coréens. J'y ai justement découvert une boisson qu'y se nomme Calpico, j'ai pris le goût mangue. Laissez-moi vous dire que c'est l'une des meilleures découvertes niveau boisson. Je pense y retourner pour justement goûter les autres saveurs & tester les snacks.
Surprisingly, I find myself going here a lot when I visit downtown. They have a variety of snacks, drinks & Korean/Japanese grocery foods for a pretty cheap price! They also have meal options like sushi, bibimbap, onigiri etc. Great place!
