ING Supermarket

my go-to placed when i want to create my dishes. Although I had discovered that they sold Natto during quarantine and got the hang of the stinky beans (definitely an acquired taste), love them more then when i first started eating them (It was gross at the beginning, but its healthy for you), but its hard to get sometimes. Some days they have a huge amount of them and I would take every chance to clear out that shelf and then they go a whole month without them :( not having it around makes me want to just make my own at this point if I have to go a month without it. Overall great place, plenty of selections, once you figure out what you want to make, they would definitely have everything you need.

We visited the ING Market to look for decent quality instant noodle bowls as well as various Asian cooking ingredients (e.g., vinegars, pastes, etc.). This store was pretty cluttered with cardboard boxes strewn about. Overall, it had a fairly “junk food” vibe – reminding me slightly of a 7-Eleven Convenience Store. There is a large selection of candies, snacks, etc. but there is also a smaller selection of produce and meats as well. A small travel agency is situated in the front of the store.

This grocery store has many Asian items that are hard to find elsewhere in Winnipeg.

This place has everything and is so well organized and clean.A little pricey.I will drive past 3 other stores for this location, because I know they will have what I'm looking for.They even have a fresh meat counter at the back.

Look at the pictures you know they sell ton of food expired ! Shame on you!

Super terrible experience, sell expired food, I’ve got food poisoning. The manger or owner tell me that next time pay more attention on the date.

Lots of unique Asian products. We like to rey new things so this is a go to for us.

Lots of meat to choose from. But I stay away to other products like snacks/junkfoods cuz it's super expensive here. You can buy the same brand/product that is dollar to $3 cheaper in other Asian stores. LOL the price of the rice will give my mom heart attack hahahaha

Tons of import Asian foods. Little pricy but they got alot of variety. Great noodle selection. Also alot of ingredients for hot pots. Great for the south end..

Lots of selection. I was impressed by the wide variety of Hot Pot broth mixtures (maybe 100?). Though most packaging has the bare minimum of English labelling.