Blue Sky Supermarket

Blue sky is a great spot to shop! The hot food table is fantastic and has a great selection of Chinese food at great prices ... their produce is fresh and the selection is amazing! There are tons of fruits and vegetables you may have never even heard of, but you should try something new ! There is an in-house butcher, an in house fish monger, and all the dry goods in between ... they have a great selection of beverages from all over the world as well ... it is important to note that the registers state that they only take cash or debit.

Great place for everything forget No Frills, Loblaws, Metro, Walmart come here

There was a wide variety of produce to pick from it was not crowded. Polite attendants.

I ordered a box of chicken wings it had feathers on them tasted awful. You know it's really bad when you throwing away your chicken wings like I did. Also ordered shrimp the food is terrible. Don't waste your money, food looks great guys but that's where it ends. Jane and Wilson never ordering from them again.

The shipper at bluesky who drives the forklift is unprofessional he dont understand English very unprofessional people working in the shipping receiving dept

My experience at “Express Munchies” in Blue Sky Supermarket, Toronto was simply awful. The sales lady behind the counter, Amanda was downright rude and unprofessional. She wrongly accused me point blank of NOT paying for an item a week before. I told her she was mistaken and even attempted to take off my mask so she could see my face properly. She rudely screamed at me to put my face mask back on, which I did. I was so embarrassed but kept trying to explain to her that she had gotten me mixed up with someone else. She insisted she had the right person. At this point, I was really upset and demanded to speak with the manager. The manager tried to calm me down and apologized repeatedly but I wondered why she was not making Amanda apologize instead. Unknown to me, the manager is the Amanda’s mother. I only discovered that afterwards from another salesperson. The mother/manager explained to me that Amanda had been referring to a time I visited the store and asked for two separate items but before paying or touching the items, I changed my mind about one of the items because the pricing had been off. Hence, I ended up purchasing a pack instead of two. After this explanation from the manager as a justification, I was amazed and kept repeating “that was it”? OMG! Should I be forced to pay for an item I didn’t want? Now, It’s one thing to accuse someone of not paying for an item and another to say they had changed their mind about an item and did not make a purchase. To anyone that had been listening in when Amanda made her accusation, they would have assumed I took an item that I didn’t pay for. The manager kept apologizing for the miscommunication but this was clearly not a case of miscommunication. Even customers nearby were shocked at Amanda’s behaviour. I hate to leave negative reviews on any establishment because I know there is a lot of work and pressure that comes with running a business but this is uncalled for and Amanda needs to be called out or she might do this to another person. Hence, when I do leave negative reviews, it is usually “very deserving.” Buyers, please beware of Amanda. Also, although her mother/manager took responsibility of the situation, she needs to caution her daughter before she ruins her business.

Since when does prawn har-gow have nasty mud fish as the second ingredient. The pork siu-mai tasted exactly like the har-gow and tbh the taste was more of a rehydrate and extremely fishy salt fish taste. Over all the products for dim sum is inferior and I would not recommend. Absolutely disappointed that they stock such inferior products.

I asked employee where something was and he ignored me, alot of employees don't or won't speak English.

Great place. I usually go for cat fish