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 is a busy Korean market with a wide range of authentic groceries and ready to eat options. Reviewers praise the cafeteria dishes such as fried chicken, tangsuyuk, bibimbap, kimbap and noodles for flavor, with generous portions and crisp textures. The store is described as well stocked with Korean and some Japanese items and friendly staff, though prices can be high for groceries and the layout is not always easy to navigate and parking can be limited. Overall the reviews present it as a top destination for both shopping and casual meals, offering a one stop shop for Korean cooking with a strong sense of authenticity.
Though I was disappointed by the bibimbap at the cafeteria that was served COLD in a COLD bowl instead of HOT stone bowl as it should, the taste was good.
Amazing. Must try if in the area, 1st floor is a Korean grocery store with amazing snacks , & 2nd floor is cafeteria for the restaurant. Bibimbap was the best thing on the menu.
Mar 31, 2026
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Très belle épicerie dont une section où l'ont peut commander à manger sur place ou apportez.
Les produits offerts ne sont pas offert ailleurs c'est typiquement Coréen.
Malheureusement je n'ai pas eu le temps de profiter la section alimentaire mais je vais revenir , les plats me semblent superbement bien garnis & préparer.
J'aime beaucoup le concept d'épicerie & de cafétéria!
J'ai essayé la soupe de fruits de mer & le ttokboki au fromage pour un total de 28$. Je trouve ça plus que raisonnable pour tout ce que j'ai mangé! Les saveurs étaient délicieuses & j'ai beaucoup aimé les employés qui étaient serviables & souriants !!
Du côté de l'épicerie je l'ai trouvé très bien avec une belle variété d'articles.
A little hidden gem for Korean food. In addition to Korean groceries, this convenience store also has a small cafeteria serving a wide variety of Korean dishes. We ordered the Jajangmyeon & the LA Galbi set meal. The total came to around $30 for two dishes, which felt reasonable for the quality. Groceries are on the pricier side but understandable given that they have to import most of the products.
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Love to go this place. One day, I had Soondae soup, & it was delicious. My children like to eat tteokbokki, kimbap, & sundae here. Another friend recommended grilled mackerel. Next time, I'll try it.
Best Korean grocery store I've been in Montreal.
They have a lot of products I can only find there which probably explain why it's a bit on the pricier side.
Came back to try their fried chicken & jjang jjajang noodles (47.99$ combo). Fried chicken was brined, juicy & crispy. For the price/quality it's unbeatable!
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Ate at the cafeteria & it was solid. You order at the counter & they give you a buzzer. There's seats on their second floor & on the first floor. For the price/quality, I think it was quite worth it! The tangsuyuk was delicious & the batter was light, crunchy & chewy. The portion was also huge! Would recommend this dish. As for the jajjangmeyon & cold noodles, these dishes were ok. Would come back for a quick bite for sure when craving Korean!!
I stopped by this Korean store along rue sherbrooke mtl & was pleasantly surprised by the variety they offer. The shelves are packed with a great selection of Korean products, & they even have an in-store cafeteria like serving fresh meals & drinks.
I tried the pork katsu, a piece of fried chicken (the leg was only about $3 + tax), & a matcha latte. Everything tasted great. The chicken was incredibly crispy on the outside & juicy inside-honestly the highlight of my meal. The pork katsu was also delicious, especially paired with the rice. They served kimchi & a soft tofu soup on the side, which made the meal feel even more comforting & authentic.
It was also my first time trying a matcha latte, & I ended up really liking it.
My total came to around $28 CAD for everything. It's a bit pricey for a solo lunch, but if you're craving Korean food & want something tasty & satisfying, this spot is definitely worth checking out.
The place has authentic Korean & Asian products, but most of them seem overpriced. The layout is NOT user friendly, whether or not you understand Korean, French, or English. 'Fresh' cut, frozen pork products is the only thing that seems to have a fair price.
