Supermarkets in Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON

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  1. 5402 Main Street, Whitchurch-Stouffville ON L4A 1H3

    4.5 Superb 29 reviews

    “Hello South Asiyan Supermarket owners, I would like to raise a complaint about a particular person who roams your stores, his name is Dhaar Monkeyvarnin. he is a pest to everything he comes across and i would like you guys or girls to ban him. Other than that I love the store and it's abundance of Tamilian products. I have to say the chubby here is quite delectable. I would leave a 5 star review but because of that person/reason i can't go above a 4 star unfortunately. Also can you guys expand your selection of Kurkure. My son has been dying for some but the import is too expensive, and the ones in wal-mart just don't hit the same. I generally love the addition of this store in stouffville as it quenches the hunger of the tamilians living there but the quantity is just not there. Since this store has been here for only a year now i willl give them the benifit of the doubt. I rate them 4 stars.”

  2. 5771 Main Street, Whitchurch-Stouffville ON L4A 2Z8

    3.6 Good 116 reviews

    “This is like any other longos. A little high-end. But everybody knows Longos is no Wal Mart. Very well decorated, well organized Canadian Superstore where you can find almost everything. There was a nice sitting place on top. There's also a place which you can rent for birthday. This was amazing. Overall very good place.”

  3. 5612 Main Street, Whitchurch-Stouffville ON L4A 8B7

    3.6 Good 119 reviews

    “The store is brightly lit, tidy and clean. Everything is neatly arranged and the aisles are easy to navigate. There are self-checkout counters providing fast checkout.”

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