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 clean, well stocked market with fresh groceries and a strong selection of ready to eat meals like fried chicken and onigiri, plus popular items such as Melona popsicles and various drinks. Reviews highlight friendly staff and reliable service at checkout, and the store is frequently praised for good prices and a broad range of Korean and Asian products, though some dishes like bibimbap on sale can disappoint and a few customers note inconsistent quality of prepared foods. Overall Marche Korea comes across as a convenient, value oriented spot for quick bites, snacks, and new discoveries in Korean and Asian groceries.
Cette epicerie coreenne & japonaise est une de mes epiceries favorites @ Montreal. J'adore la grande selection de Kimbaps , sushis & des plats bien prepares sur place.
Ma mere adore la cuisine coreenne. Leurs kimchis & banchans sont toujours frais & delicieux. Cette epicerie est situee
5 minutes du metro Guy Concordia
(ligne verte STM). Si jamais vous n'avez pas le temps de cuisiner ou vous avez des plats coreens & japonais, allez faire un tour @ cette epicerie. Je vous conseille d'aller avant 14h car l'inventaire des plats prepares sur place sont limites. Merci pour le bel accueil & service de l'equipe epicerie coreenne & japonaise. Au plaisir, Missy A.
Apr 11, 2026
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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!
I am giving 5 stars just bcz the lady cashier & guy staff in the hall were so so kind & caring. When i came home & checked the stuffs that i bought, it was so well packed which was very impressive!
I love their dubai chewy cookie, halmae kimchi, fried chicken & tuna kimbap. Their pret a manger quality is way better than any other korean food merchants.
Bonne place, réputée & conseillée à Montréal. À ma connaissance, les plats prêts-à-manger faits maison (a priori) ont le meilleur rapport qualité-prix. Toutefois, ces derniers ne suffisent pas à constituer un repas : ils comblent peu la satiété. Si l'on prend plusieurs de ces plats prêts-à-manger en vue d'un repas, on se rapproche des prix'standards'. Autrement dit, ces plats sont intéressants en cas de coupe-faim ou en complément dans un repas.
Petite épicerie Japonaise & Coréenne, Rue Ste-Catherine à peine je la découvre. J'ai passé plusieurs fois devant sans jamais m'y arrêter. Sushi, kimchi, anchois, & plusieurs autres produits frais. J'ai vraiment aimé la section des bonbons & chips. Beaucoup ont des saveurs originales, voire bizarre. Mais ma curiosité m'en a fait acheté.Petit à petit je vais découvrir plus de ces produits.
