Brossard is known on the South Shore for its wide range of Asian food options. Whether you’re looking for a specific soy sauce, fresh Chinese vegetables, kimchi, fresh noodles or a whole fish, this guide helps you know where to start. We only name stores whose presence in Brossard has been confirmed by public sources, without addresses or phone numbers: always check opening hours with the store before you go. Last checked: October 2026.
At a glance
- T&T Supermarket, a large Canadian chain of Asian supermarkets, opened its Brossard location at Quartier DIX30 in November 2024.
- Marché C&T and Marché Kim Phat are among the Brossard Asian grocery stores cited by food directories.
- Large Asian supermarkets bring together produce, a fish counter, a butcher, prepared food counters and dry goods.
- Small specialty grocers (Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Filipino, South Asian) round out the offering.
- Mainstream supermarkets also have handy international aisles for the basics.
Verified stores in Brossard
| Store | Type | Area | What you’ll find |
|---|---|---|---|
| T&T Supermarket | Large Asian supermarket (Canadian chain) | Quartier DIX30 | Full grocery, fish counter, hot food counter, bakery, sushi |
| Marché C&T | Supermarket specializing in Asian products | Brossard | Produce, meat, seafood, dry goods |
| Marché Kim Phat | Asian grocery store | Brossard | A variety of Asian products |
T&T Supermarket at Quartier DIX30
Opened on November 7, 2024, the Brossard location is T&T’s second in Quebec and its first in Montérégie. According to the trade press, the store covers about 5,000 square metres. It has a self-serve hot food counter, a noodle counter, sushi made on site, a bakery, produce, seafood and a wide selection of groceries. Since the store is located at Quartier DIX30, you can combine grocery shopping with other errands.
Marché C&T and Marché Kim Phat
Both of these grocery stores are cited by Quebec food guides as places in Brossard for Asian products. Marché C&T describes itself as a supermarket specializing in Asian food: produce, meat, seafood and grocery items. Marché Kim Phat is a chain also found in Montreal. Businesses change: confirm that a location is still open before you go.
Types of stores to know
Beyond the names, it helps to know which type of store meets which need. Here’s how Asian food shopping is generally organized in a city like Brossard.
Large Asian supermarkets
These are full supermarkets: fresh produce, butcher, fish counter with live tanks or whole fish, frozen foods, dry goods, kitchenware and often a ready-to-eat food counter. They’re the ideal choice for a big weekly shop or for finding products that are hard to track down elsewhere.
Grocers specializing in a specific cuisine
Small grocery stores often focus on one cuisine in particular: Korean (kimchi, chili pastes, banchan), Japanese (sushi rice, miso, seaweed), Vietnamese or Thai (fresh herbs, fish sauces, rice paper), Filipino or South Asian (spices, lentils, flours). They’re often found in neighbourhood shopping centres. Their advantage: a specialized selection and personalized advice.
International aisles in supermarkets
The major grocery chains also have international aisles. They don’t replace a specialty grocer, but they come in handy for basics like rice, common sauces or dried noodles.
Tips for Asian grocery shopping
- Make a list by cuisine. Staples vary a lot from one cuisine to another; a precise list avoids buying things twice.
- Compare sizes. Rice, sauces and oils are often sold in larger, more economical sizes if you use a lot of them.
- Read the labels. Imported products may have different recipes from the ones you know: check the ingredient list, especially if you have allergies.
- Pick your timing. Weekends and the days before holidays, such as Lunar New Year, are often busier.
- Plan your transportation. For big shops, bring insulated bags. Without a car, see our page on buses in Brossard.
To check a food business’s record, the Government of Quebec publishes the list of convictions of food establishments over the last 24 months, which can be filtered by municipality, for example Brossard.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a T&T in Brossard?
Yes. T&T Supermarket opened its Quartier DIX30 location on November 7, 2024. It’s the chain’s second store in Quebec.
What is the best Asian grocery store in Brossard?
We don’t rank stores. The best choice depends on the cuisine you cook, the size of your shop and your sector. A large supermarket suits a full grocery run; a small specialty grocer, specialized products.
Where can I find Korean or Japanese products?
Large Asian supermarkets generally have a good selection of Korean and Japanese products. For rarer items, specialty grocers are the better bet.
Why don’t you list addresses?
Stores move, close or change their hours. To avoid outdated information, we don’t publish addresses or phone numbers: check each store’s website or listing.
Are Asian grocery stores more expensive?
Not necessarily. Some products, such as Asian vegetables, sauces or bulk rice, are often good value there; others, being imported, cost more. Compare based on your own basket.
Learn more
Make the most of your trip to Quartier DIX30 with our weekend outing ideas. To locate stores relative to your home, see our guide to Brossard’s sectors. For budgeting, our cost of living in Brossard vs Montreal comparison will help you plan. To learn all about the city, read our complete guide to living in Brossard. Know a grocery store we should add? Write to us via the Contact page.
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