Filipino Groceries and Retail in Toronto

Filipino variety store on Marlee Avenue in Toronto, selling Filipino groceries, imported beauty products, homemade kakanin and halo-halo, and offering money remittance.

Filipino grocery store and takeout near Eglinton Avenue West and Dufferin Street in Toronto, run by Chris Yuzon for 14 years. It stocks Filipino dry goods and snacks and sells freshly prepared Filipino food.

Filipino grocery and deli in the Northview Centre plaza on Bathurst Street in North York, stocking Filipino groceries, snacks and prepared food.

Filipino grocery store on Wilson Avenue in Downsview, Toronto, selling Filipino snacks, breads, pastries, rice, noodles and drinks.

Family-run maker of Filipino-style chicharon (pork rind chips) in Scarborough, Toronto, producing since 1999 from a family recipe. Its bags, including garlic, salt and vinegar, pork belly and a ready-to-eat sisig, are sold online and through Sobeys, Foodland and Filipino and Asian grocers.

Seafood City supermarket on Lebovic Avenue in Scarborough, opened in 2021 by the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Tropa is a Filipino variety store and street-food takeout on Bathurst Street, sharing its storefront with FK Dulce Bakery. It sells Filipino groceries and dried seafood, kwek-kwek, fishballs and halo-halo, and Filipino-flavoured donuts and cakes.