Grocery Stores in Concord, ON

“KFT (Korea Food Trading) is like a Korean Costco.They recently had their grand opening and have memberships for the public and businesses. During their grand opening promotions, there are free memberships for the first one thousand customers signing up, a reusable shopping bag for the first four hundred and fifty customers, or hand sanitizer for the first eight hundred and fifty customers. Regularly, a business membership is $50 per year. For regular customers, there are Gold ($20 per year) and Platinum ($50 per year) memberships, but I'm not sure what the difference between the two is.There's also a lucky draw. The first prize is a six-cup rice cooker for three winners; the second prize is a ten-kilogram bag of rice for thirty winners; and the third prize is a pack of toilet paper for fifty winners.Parking and the entrance are located at the back of the building. On the left side once entering the store, there are beverages such as coffee, tea, extracts (arrowroot, black garlic, onion, raspberry, plum), bottled water, pop, juice, gatorade, Milkis, coconut milks, and other drinks like pear, ginseng, herbal, plum, rice, and aloe. Rice, noodles (buckwheat, udon, naengmyeon, kalguksu, soba, rice, vermicelli, glass), cookies, snacks (Choco Pie, Pepero, shrimp crackers), seasonings, sauces, oils, vinegars, syrups, soybean paste, hot pepper paste, canned fish, and pancake and bread mix.The middle section is for freezers and refrigerators. These have products like rice cakes, dumplings, Korean corn dogs, seaweed rolls or tempura, ice cream mochi, Samanco 붕어싸만코 (red bean, green tea, strawberry, chocolate), Bungeo-ppang 붕어빵, Melona (melon, coconut, strawberry, banana, mango, purple yam flavours), Hotteok 호떡, pickled vegetables, banana milk, kimchi, udon, tofu, seafood, vegetables, and fruit.The other side of the store has over-the-counter medications like Tylenol and Advil, cleaning supplies, mixing bowls, toilet paper, takeout containers, and more.The checkout experience was friendly, quick, and efficient (with another employee packing up your items into a box).”

“Nohadra is a restaurant, a bakery, and a convenient store all in one. The restaurant has fresh and quality ingredient. I have tried their falafel as a plate and as a sandwich and it's amazing. Grab a bottle of sinalco or mission with it. Place is tidy and clean, booths are spacious. This is one of the few places that sells samouneh and tandoori bread. I strongly recommend that you grab both to go. The convenient store is cozy, plenty of Assyrian and Iraqi items. Overall an amazing nostalgia trip for me. I strongly recommend it. And I'm surely coming back.”

“very good selection of product. This is a staple go to place if you are “not of the culture” but want to buy specific products and ingredients that you’re not going to get it Fortino. Lol.I’m sure every store has its off day, but generally speaking, the produce is extremely competitively priced with a great selectionAll your Korean and sushi sauces and ingredient needs are hereDebit only. And also at no cost, they will randomly yell at you and you will not know why.”