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.
Marché Korea combines a well stocked Korean grocery with a casual cafeteria, offering a broad range of authentic products, fresh produce and ready to eat dishes. Reviews highlight friendly staff, helpful service and a welcoming atmosphere, with great variety and quality across groceries and meals, including tasty bibimbap, jjajangmyeon, tteokbokki and fried chicken, and generous portions for the price. While some notes point to higher grocery prices and occasional variations in cafeteria pricing, the overall impression is of a reliable, one stop shop where you can shop and eat in or take away, and many see it as a hidden gem in the city for Korean food.
Been going there since they were at their old location, so we decided to stop by again because Dawa across the street was closed that weekend. We ordered boneless fried chicken & fried gizzard. Unfortunately, the food was a huge disappointment. We couldn't even finish one piece of the chicken! It was dry, old, & honestly shouldn't have been served. The gizzard was tough, though at least crunchy enough to munch on. After this experience, we won't be returning to their restaurant again.
Love to go this place. One day, I had Soondae soup, & it was delicious. My children like to eat tteokbokki, kimbap, & sundae here. Another friend recommended grilled mackerel. Next time, I'll try it.
May 20, 2026
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This is my favourite supermarket in the world! It has a kitchen, where you can get premade food, & the the whole place is very clean. The food/groceries are always new & fresh, which i've noticed isn't the case with many asian supermarkets, & just supermarkets in general.
I found a lot of stuff that you can't find in other places in the city that I thought was exclusive to Korea. For example, they have the pistachio Melona flavor, which is the only flavor that I have never seen here. They also have Binggrae Power Caps, & a lot of other tasty ice cream/popsicles, & chips/snacks/ramen. You can find anything in this store, & it also has a much smaller store downtown (formerly called MTLKFOOD) which is also great. Also, the staff is very nice, they are very friendly to customers & they will open some packs of products (like ice cream) so you can buy individual ones. Highly Recommended!!!!
May 16, 2026
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LOVE THIS STORE! CANNOT come here if I'm hungry, I'll end up spending 50$ on ramen & snacks! Good meat selection, awesome milk teas & beverages. I wish they still carried my favorite ramen (which is a small cup ramen & I believe it was tonkatsu but writen in Korean. A blue label...) can't find it anywhere! Wish they brought it back..
Very friendly staff & AMAZING Korean fried chicken!
Apr 28, 2026
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This is one of the best Asian grocery stores I've ever visited! The selection is outstanding - from fresh produce & authentic spices to noodles, sauces, snacks, & frozen specialties you can't find anywhere else. Everything is well organized & clean, making shopping easy & enjoyable. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, & always ready to help with recommendations. Prices are fair, & the quality is excellent. A must-visit for anyone who loves authentic Asian cooking!
Mon épicerie asiatique préférée à Montréal.
Variété des produits, conseils sur place, prix plus ou moins raisonnables.
Elle nous rappelle notre voyage au Japon &, nous donne envie d'aller en Corée.
