88 Supermarket (Killarney) Ltd.

Great selection of ethnic foods, but aisles are narrow. I like to buy the ingredients in store to make banh mi at home.

Excellent grocery store specializing in Asian food. Beautiful fresh vegetables. Nice Bakery items. Avalon milk in bottles. Good prices & friendly staff. I am not Asian. They are very helpful & cheerful.Loyalty Program.

Wide range of selections for ingredients and snacks.Got specific sections for Vietnamese, Chinese, Mexican, Filipino.They are selling live seafood as well.The down side is the items are pretty pricey.

Abundant choices of produce, seasonings, seafood, fresh meat, dry goods, frozen food items, etc. They even have take-out food items such as sandwiches, sushi, cakes, bubble tea, the list goes on….The only critique I have is the limited space for parking.

I got the grilled beef banh mi for $6.98, almost all banh mi is this price. I did not enjoy it as much as I wanted mainly because of the quality of freshness. The beef is marinated with lemongrass and is pre-made and left out without refrigeration. They reheat it in the microwave before assembling the sandwich. The veggies looked a bit old and the cilantro in mines was mixed with some that were starting to rot! The beef was overly cooked and was really tough to eat.It was only me and this other person ordering and the wait time was around 10min. I love shopping at this supermarket because of the freshness of their produce and meat. But I don’t recommend their ready made food.

88 Supermarket, formerly Killarney Market, is a world food tour, with an emphasis on Asian ingredients. Killarney was more European and it touted it’s own roast beef. 88 still does the roast beef but doesn’t promote it as such.We drove by, turned around, and went in to ‘check it out’. We came out with four bags! I was really amazed with all the produce and goods that I had not seen before in other stores let alone under the same roof. Taro stem, banana flower, rice flakes, and pork blood! You will also find random surprises like honeycomb at a great sale price. It took me some getting used to the texture, but if you want to try it for the first time, $7 is a bargain for almost a pound.88 did keep the Peruvian items from Killarney’s time, and there are a lot of Mexican food products. There are two warmers for various dim sum items. The big surprise for me was the Mexican Pepsi. I have seen Mexican Coke and cola, but 88 was the first time I came across Pepsi. If you are a fan, get it here.The only thing to note is once inside, the social distancing pretty much went out the window. I think it is very challenging for any store staff to monitor/enforce that and it really is up to the customers to follow the recommend guidelines. So bring your recipes and your shopping bags because you may leave with more than you planned for.Daniel

This is a supermarket geared more towards South East Asians. I found quite a variety of items not found in other stores, such as their Vietnamese spring rolls. Their marinated meat is also yummy.

This is a long eatablished independent grocer which has won local accolades from Vancouverites. When the owner retired it was sold to the current operators - 88 Supermarket. They continue to carry a wide range of specialty foods from around the globe which most big box stores don't carry. also has the basic necessities: butcher, deli counter, bakery, dairy, and fruits and vegetables. Staff are helpful and friendly. Parking in this corner outdoor mall is limited but there is sufficient turn over to find a spot. The new ownership has brought a basic and much needed renovation to the store.The old Killarney storefront was also the backdrop for a #MichaelBublè music video. #letsguide

I love shopping at 88 Supermarket. Even if I end up buying nothing, I still just love to walk around see what they have to offer. That other Asian supermarket that's bigger and more well known is more convenient for us, so we tend to shop there more often. When I'm able to though, I love poking around 88 Supermarket. Their selection of Asian foods is just as good if not better than that other place; their selection of Filipino foods in particular, seems fairly extensive.They are also my personal favourite now when it comes to shopping for Foccacia bread.  You might be rolling your eyes right now, thinking What?! Foccacia bread? That's an Italian thing? Why would anyone buy that from an Asian supermarket?!" I bought their Foccacia bread awhile back when I saw it advertised in their flyer for $1.98 each. Having gone back to 88 Supermarket a few more times since then

It is a market for Asians, with a wide range of products from Asian countries. The great thing is that they offer a full range of Asian spices and ingredients. I saw vegetables, fruits, meat, seafood and dry goods, all fresh and high quality. In addition, there are also ready-made products such as bread, cakes and instant noodles. Moreover, the staff at 88 Supermarket is also very enthusiastic and friendly. They are available to help customers in finding products and provide useful information on how to use the products.If you are looking for Asian products or want to explore new ingredients, I would highly recommend visiting 88 Supermarket