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!
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.
