Marché Oriental St-Denis — Local services in Montreal

Parking is very very difficult if you don't get to a paid city parking lot to the east.And they are usually pretty full because employees from nearby buildings occupy them.That being said, this is a great oriental market it has BBQ pork and duck in the window display (like in China town) and also a butcher area at the back where you can get your fresh beef and pork cuts.They also have all sorts of fish...It also has the biggest Ramen noodle soup collection I've seen even in chinatown.I come here for the fresh herbs an rare dried/canned ingredients you cannot find at the grocery. The prices are awesome except for the fruit that I find is priced like any other store. I used to work beside here and now live In the suburbs but anytime I'm in Mtl I make this a mandatory stop.you can grab a quick bite from their ready made counter.Spring rolls are good and so are the...

I came here for the prepared deli items and did not realize there was also a sandwich banh mi counter until seeing someone else order it. They have a special for 2 for $10 with a free pop. I initially asked for a standard jambon but there was only one baguette left as the previous order revised theirs from chicken. This worked out great for me to try something different and was I ever delighted! It was absolutely fantastic and much better than the jambon in my opinion. I like my sandwiches spicy with the red eye Thai chili peppers and it's used here along with plenty of pickled veggies and cilantro. Would most definitely come back again for the chicken banh mi special, the desserts and the kind female team member who helped me at the deli counter - she was seamless in switching between English, French and Vietnamese as any...

My go-to place to get Asian ingredients, veggies, snacks, and instant noodles. Their own stuff and imported products are always fresh. People are friendly and nice, lots of times they offered me help in Vietnamese until they realized that I don't speak any. I like the Vietnamese taro desserts and sandwiches they serve at the entrance. The down side of this place is that is very small. The aisles are so packed among each other, and when there are more than 2 people in one aisle, it's impossible to cross without bumping at each other or respecting social distancing here. I tried different timing to do my shopping but there are always lots of aunties shopping around and chit chatting whenever you go. They should really think of expanding or make the shopping flow...