Kowloon Market ( Kanata )

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( 8 reviews )

International Grocery, Supermarket

Open 09:00 AM - 08:00 PM See Hours

5108 Kanata Ave., Kanata, ON K2K 3K5, Canada +1 6136-720-066.0

Introducing Kowloon Market (Kanata), a renowned brand in the culinary scene. Nestled in the heart of Kanata, this market stands as a hub for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic and vibrant dining experience. With a commitment to excellence, the brand consistently delivers top-notch products and services, elevating the dining experience to new heights. Kowloon Market (Kanata) prides itself on offering a diverse range of delectable seafood, aromatic barbeque dishes, mouthwatering bakery items, and more. Every dish is prepared with utmost care by skilled chefs, showcasing the brand's dedication to quality and taste. From its bustling seafood section to the tantalizing aroma of barbeque, Kowloon Market (Kanata) takes guests on a culinary journey through the vibrant flavors of the Far East. The brand's inviting ambiance and attentive staff further enhance the overall dining experience, ensuring guests leave with unforgettable memories. Immerse yourself in the world of Kowloon Market (Kanata) and savor the exquisite flavors that await within its doors. Whether you're a seafood lover, BBQ enthusiast, or simply looking to indulge your taste buds, this brand is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Payments
- Credit cards
Service options
- In-store shopping

Reviews

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Jim blankenship

March 22, 2024

Decent sized store huge selection of fresh vegetables and fruits. Also have fresh fish and decent meat selection. Each aisle has a big selection per aisle. Pretty big frozen section and fresh tofu and noodles too. But you can’t forgot the hot foods section. From bbq pork, roast pork, sweet and sour pork and chow mein noodles. Good prices from the combo and the bbq pork. Take a look at my photos and come try. Also the bakery items only come in on Saturdays and Sundays limited options but the bbq pork buns are a great steal, also you can purchase 6 buns and get no tax on them. Another thing is Tuesdays and Fridays are when they get their frozen and refrigerated items such as the steam buns and tofu. Wednesday is the day they get all the grocery aisle stuff.

Jess c

March 22, 2024

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!

Alfonso davila

March 22, 2024

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!

Ed lehnert

March 22, 2024

Store now seems to be up and running, the hot foods section is up now, and they offer dishes or combos, including bbq pork, duck and whole pig. Parking lot is still a bit of a mess but that's not really the stores fault, mind the speed camera along Kanata, it's pretty aggressive

Bob howell

March 22, 2024

Good prices on vegetables and fruits like mini sweet peppers. They have hot pot meats now as well as a hot food section. Parking spots are wide. They have frozen Vietnamese pandan layer cake and crunchy sweet green grapes. Their fried tofu and wings are tasty.

Ross doucet

March 22, 2024

It's a great Chinese grocery store with a decent selection of the essentials. They never have baked goods in stock though. Doesn't measure up to T&T for selection but happy to have something in Kanata.

Tom shino

March 22, 2024

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.

Wenhua zhang

March 22, 2024

Today I went after work to buy 2 stewing chicken to make some stock. One was okay, but the other one was missing half the chicken(pictured). It was flipped in the packaging so you actually can't see that half the chicken was missing. Normally I wouldn't complain as it is a 4 dollar chicken after all and I only really needed 1 and a half anyways. But this second chicken also had a rancid smell to it, think rotten egg. It could be understandable that maybe this chicken was left in display too long and they haven't had the time to pull it after the expiration date BUT the packaging showed that it was packaged today 08/22 (as shown in picture) which means someone intentionally packaged rancid chicken. When you put everything together, my guess is that the chicken has rotted and to save a few bucks they simply cut out the rotted half and packaged the chicken to sell. I hope I am wrong because this is very very immoral as this will endanger the health of the families who shop here.