Kuo Hua Trading Co Ltd Toronto — Attraction in Markham

A Hidden Gem for Taiwanese Food Lovers in Toronto! I’m so happy to have discovered KuoHua, a fantastic supermarket for authentic Taiwanese food in Toronto! Although they’ve been around for a long time, I only recently found them—it’s a pity I didn’t know about this place sooner! On my first visit, I was thrilled to see such a wide selection of my favorite brands and high-quality products. I ended up buying a lot—soy sauce, vinegar, and other condiments; tea, drinks, and plenty of snacks; instant noodles, vermicelli, frozen foods—you name it! My total came to over $220, and it was absolutely worth it. The store is well-stocked, and I appreciate how they carry products I love and trust. This will definitely become a regular stop for me—probably every week or every other week. If you're looking for authentic Taiwanese groceries in Toronto, I highly recommend...

I like this Taiwanese supermarket. It’s located on Ferrier street near Esna Park and Steele, store front doesn’t look like a supermarket and it’s store logo is called 國華. The store isn’t big but the products are nicely organized. If you are a bubble tea lover, you can buy their tapioca which comes in a rectangular package but it requires a little work to make them (20 minutes broiling then 20 minutes soaking). They also carry bubble tea syrup etc. I often stopped by to pickup a few snacks and Taiwanese tea. Highly...

Yesterday, I went to the store and bought some frozen items from Kuo Hua. When I got home, I realized they were already expired.

Unfortunately, this is not my first time having this experience. I suggest that expired products should be clearly marked and placed in a separate area. If they are marked and put in the same place, that's our choice to buy them. However, putting expired products alongside regular ones is not good for customers.

This was a bad...