Fruiticana

Really well maintained and spacious compared to other 3 branch i have visited. Have pretty much all the things just like other places.

Fruiticana is grocery and vegetable shop for the south Asian community specially for Indian, Pakistani and Bangladesh. Almost all Indian vegetables and spices are available along with some ready to cook Indian food like paratha, sweets, lassi and fuchka. The shop is always busy, run by Indian staffs, Hindi- speaking community and little bit unorganized. Huge free parking infront of the store and behind the store.

A fine place for Indian grocery. Some of their products are 'priceless'; they could improve on their price labeling as well as become more competitive versus larger chain stores that have started carrying similar product ranges

I love Indian stuff and on our special days, they provide all you need like for Indian Festivals.

We only go for the good prices on vegetables. The place has horrible aisles, is in general dirty and the checkout counters are in general crowded.

Extremely low grade quality or damaged/bruised produce at the best of times. No pics allowed inside. It's aggressively enforced. Occasional deals to be had. Mask wearing has always been optional.

I visited there and the price is really affordable and the cashier is really fast and friendly and her name is jaspreet.

Large middle eastern grocery store with a wide range of affordable products and produce. There were things I couldn’t find at other larger chain grocery stores such as coriander chutney that I was able to find here. They also have a variety of boxed mixes such as butter chicken, biriyani, chicken tikka, chicken masala, etc. There is parking at the plaza.

I am a tourist and I came to Canada for a trip. I was going to buy fried chicken at L.A.CHICKEN next door. I passed by this supermarket and thought it was very special, so I went in and visited one. I found that this place is very similar to an Indian supermarket. Since I have been to India and have many Indian friends, I happily wanted to take pictures and share them with them. Unexpectedly, a suspected manager came and questioned me with a bad attitude. Why do you take pictures, I replied that I want to share with my friend, he actually told me with a bad attitude we have surveillance cameras in our store" I can't believe that taking pictures in Canadian supermarkets will be treated like a criminal