T&T Supermarket Montreal Store

I recently visited the most impeccably organized Asian grocery store I've ever shopped at.While it may be pricier compared to your average grocery store, the exceptional quality and wide range of products available more than compensated for it.I came across some great deals during my visit, particularly with their mangoes and pomegranates, which were absolute gems.However, I was slightly disappointed by the relatively limited size of the Asian food counter. I was hoping for a more extensive selection in that department.Additionally, the pastries they offered were decent, but didn't quite exceed my expectations. Overall it’s a nice grocery store. Happy to have one here in Montreal now.

Went in Feb 21, 2023, a Saturday afternoon. Parking lot was full, but lots of cars leaving/coming so managed easily to get a spot.Inside the store was very busy of course. Lots of interesting fruits/veg not found in other Asian markers in the area. Great fresh seafood section. Butcher section: a bit pricey.Canned goods lacking. Could not find straw mushrooms and bamboo shoot strips which is typically in other Asian grocery stores.I don't like some of their specials where you need to buy in volume (3 cans of coconut milk to get the special price).The line up looked crazy, but it moved fast.Overall, a good experience. Will not be my main Asian grocery store but will be back from time to time.

I definitely wanted to try the new T&T that opened in Ville St-Laurent. It is a huge store and I spent a decent amount of time going through all the aisles. They have a fish section, meat section, alcohol section, beauty section, bakery and what I would call a food court". I really enjoyed this store and lots of different products! However the butch section didn't have as many meat selection as the fish did

This superstore is a blessing in disguise! It has many options for fruits like guava, mangoes, dragon fruits etc which are not easily available in other stores easily. They also have Yakult which is almost impossible to find anywhere else. Then the huge Tofu collection which was nowhere else. And the unique snacks and noodles as well.Despite of having huge crowds whenever you go, there are enough checkout counters to make the exit smooth.My only request is to have more vegetarian options in the hot meals section.

Exceeded expectations! So clean, big, well organized & wow absolutely loved it! Great selection of fruits, fresh fish&seafood section (which is one of the nicest fish departments I have seen in a supermarket), have certified Wagyu beef that just melts in your mouth. They have good selection of frozen foods as well, such as dumplings & bao buns. Best of all they have a ready to eat section ranging from sushi, to Korean sandwiches, to hot food, and crepes made sur place! The bakery section is also very cute & nice selection of tarts, desserts and breads. Lastly they have a nice cosmetic section & prices are same or less than the prices at corean beauty stores found in mtl. Really a gem of a store ❤️

This Asian supermarket in Montreal surpasses all others I've visited in terms of variety, quality and the overall experience. If I were to grade all Asian supermarkets in the 514, this one would receive an A, while the rest wouldn't even reach a B or B-.Ever since their grand opening in December, I've visited this place multiple times, and the thing that impressed me the most was their well-organized and clean Produce section. They always seem to have an abundance of fresh and exotic items available, including durian meat, yellow dragon fruit, ping-pong sized grapes and various types of lychee (last time I tried those was 6 years ago in Vietnam).On a recent Friday night visit, I noticed that the entire store was adorned with Fleur de lis, coinciding with La Saint-Jean. This level of celebration and integration of the national holiday was unprecedented in any Asian business I've seen in the island. Their willingness to embrace Quebec culture and honor the occasion alone deserves a 10-star review.Oh, I mustn't forget to mention the delightful cashier who was also wearing a Quebec-themed t-shirt and started with a Bonjour Hi. This place is simply brilliant.

The parking is pretty big, so it’s quite easy to find a parking spot. When you enter, you see how big it really is. However, it was a bit disappointing as my hopes were super high for this - I thought it would be as great as the T&T in Toronto, but it wasn’t as special. It felt like any other Asian supermarket. There’s a big selection of products, and the shelves were all stocked. The prices weren’t super cheap, for some products they were expensive. Overall, it was a good experience, but I don’t think this would be my go-to Asian supermarket. It’d be good to go there once in a while, but not very often.

This place has a lot to offer from fresh live fish to beautiful desserts. I still found their ontario locations to have better product display and organization. Plus, not to fond about the self-serve hot table area; a service counter would be more sanitary.

Great new Asian supermarket, very clean looking store and nice. The prices for there brand is good but some articles are more expensive than some other Asian market. The fish department is really nice with live fish and seafood. Might go sometimes but I still prefer Kim phat for there low prices and special

For those who is serious about Chinese and Asian cooking, this is the number one store in Montreal to find the best ingredients available.It used to be a highway 401 trip for many who wanted a specific ingredients to visit its Toronto stores. I would not say visiting T&T Toronto is not necessary now, but for sure the frequency will be much lower. This Montreal store is not 100% like the Toronto stores. I guessed the suppliers and market is not totally the same. However, this Montreal store sells beer. A lot of fantastic Asian beer can be found here. After having beer on hand, I would like to point out that the food catering service, Christmas and New Year ready made celebration dishes are not measuring up to Ontario market.Since T&T is a believer of being a pioneer in Asian grocery and shopping experience, I have confidence that this store will grow. For one thing, the biggest story for T&T this year is an introduction of Desert Bar" concept. It is not quite right not to have that in Montreal.For the good work that Tina and Tiffany's mother have done to Canadian Asian grocery