Kowloon Market (Kanata)

Finally a Chinese supermarket in Kanata! It has your Asian staple ingredients. Currently the meat (packaged meat is available) and kitchen (BBQ meat, takeout meals) are not available since it's a soft opening. I would imagine in a month, it'll be fully functional with stocked shelves. I'm just glad that I can get more variety of Asian ingredients in Ottawa West so I don't need to go all the way to T&T on Hunt Club.

Very disappointing and frustrated. We bought fresh salmon heads and went straight home. We usually freezer these for when we need to cook it. Little did I know that the fish was already spoiled. I made salmon stew and the smell was mortifying. I wasted my time and energy for my family dinner and had to get take out. Beware when buying fresh meat, always check the texture and smell. I cannot trust the store now and now have anxiety when buying from them. The store is also lacking of selections and lacking varieties. I’m second guessing their food and safety handling. Not that this should be reported but it might not be safe for buyers not knowing they sell spoiled seafood or meat. Labeling of these should also be clear.

It's a great Chinese grocery store with a decent selection of the essentials. Doesn't measure up to T&T for selection but happy to have something in Kanata.

This opening has been long awaited for the people of Kanata. Prime location - on Kanata Ave. No more long drives to Kowloon Somerset or T&T! The plaza that homes it also homes a bubble tea and coffee shop. Very clean interior due to it being a brand new build. The shelves are slowly quickly filling in - I expected the shelves to be fully stock before the end of the week. The prices are amazing... $1.79 bags of Enoki mushrooms! Pre-rolled hot pot meat in house. Winter hot pots have never been easier.Only issue is it's very crowded, but I expect the crowd to die down once the novelty wears off.

Today, I bought pork for the first time at the new location. Wayyy too much sauce and filler, less than half of the volume was pork. Sauce was very thin and ruined breading on the pork and made it soft and soggy. The Chinatown location was delicious and a better portion size with the pork only coated in the sauce, not drowning in it. I wouldve left only one star review if the new location wasn't so nice.

The location is convenient for those living in the nearby residential neighbourhood. Quality of products have dropped since the opening. They are selling some products that have already gone bad. The prices are reasonable for some products.

Glad to be one of the first customers to review Kowloon Market Kanata, it is not yet officially opened as of today Feb 11,2023 while crowded with customers already. At the moment, some items don't have price tags yet and my most favorite area - Kitchen is still under construction. Overall, great addition to the local community given its convenient location and various selections of Asian groceries.

Looks Like A Descent Place For Chinese GroceriesMy wife and I paid this store a visit yesterday. Too early to give it a proper review but so far it was pleasant to visit. Vegetable prices seems competitive but I find the meats (i.e. eye round) expensive compared to its sister in Somerset. At least the staff (cashier lady) were very warm and friendly.UPDATE: I just opened one of their coconuts for snack and discovered the inside to be rotten! Do not buy coconuts from this location...

Finally a decent Asian grocery store in Kanata!Long awaited Kowloon Market is finally soft opened in Kanata north, in a small mall across from All Saints high school.Although they are still in the process of setting up the store, we are already quite happy with what they are offering: fresh Asian produce, fruits, spices, a live fish station, large frozen seafood and meats section, and eventually a BBQ station and fresh bakery station.Our only concern now is the parking, it’s very small and no pedestrian walkway, so be VERY CAREFUL coming in and out of that small parking!

So convenient to have Kowloon nearby. Great variety of Asian products in a small footprint. They offer fresh fish in tanks, a butcher section, fresh Asian vegetables and fruits, large frozen food section (from desert to dim sum), fridge section (milk to sushi)... Only thing missing is the bakery (at least it is always empty when I visited) and BBQ/prepared food section. Not sure when the BBQ/prepared food section will open as they have placed boxes of products around it. Hopefully soon, which will make this a one-stop shop for Asian food needs.Update: BBQ and hot food section open! They have Char Siu, roasted pork and chicken available. They also have a lot of hot food selection from spring rolls, soups (I saw egg drop and hot and sour), to dishes like sweet and sour pork, general tso chicken, fried rice and fried noodles. Hot food/BBQ section open at 10 am to 6 pm, and closed on Tuesdays. And look at the gem I found in the frozen section...Stinky Tofu! A must try for all!