From Italian delis to Asian and international supermarkets, Edmonton has fantastic grocery shopping. Here are some popular, well-loved stores to explore.
Italian Centre Shop
★ #1 TOP PICKBeloved Italian deli, bakery and grocer with imported foods, fresh pasta, cheese and espresso.
📍 10878 95 St NW, Edmonton, AB
T&T Supermarket (Northtown)
✦ EDMONTON LIST RECOMMENDEDLarge Asian supermarket with fresh produce, seafood, bakery and a huge international selection.
📍 9450 137 Ave NW #158, Edmonton, AB
Lucky 97 Supermarket
✦ EDMONTON LIST RECOMMENDEDChinatown Asian grocery specializing in products from Vietnam, China, the Philippines, Japan, Korea and Thailand.
📍 10725 97 St NW, Edmonton, AB
Tropical House Food Market
✦ EDMONTON LIST RECOMMENDEDAfrican, Caribbean and West Indies supermarket with specialty foods you won’t find elsewhere.
📍 9810 51 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB
Spice Centre
✦ EDMONTON LIST RECOMMENDEDPopular Indian and South Asian grocery store with spices, lentils, fresh produce and snacks.
📍 Edmonton, AB
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Where to Grocery Shop in Edmonton
Edmonton has an incredible range of grocery shopping, from large national chains to beloved international and specialty markets. If you are hunting for specific ingredients, the city’s ethnic supermarkets are often the best (and most affordable) place to look.
For the freshest selection and best prices, many Edmontonians mix a big-box store for staples with a specialty market for produce, meat, spices and imported goods.
International & Specialty Grocery Shopping in Edmonton
Edmonton’s food scene reflects its diverse communities. You’ll find Italian delis in Little Italy, large Asian supermarkets near Chinatown and the north end, and South Asian, Middle Eastern, African and Caribbean grocers across the city — many carrying halal meat and hard-to-find imported products.
Grocery Costs in Edmonton (2026)
Rough monthly grocery budgets for Edmonton households:
| Household | Typical monthly grocery spend |
|---|---|
| Single adult | $350–$550 |
| Couple | $650–$950 |
| Family of four | $1,100–$1,600 |
Estimates only. Most basic groceries are zero-rated for GST, and Alberta has no provincial sales tax.
Saving Money on Groceries in Edmonton
Discount banners and warehouse clubs usually have the lowest everyday prices, while full-service supermarkets offer more selection and loyalty programs. Price-matching and store apps can add up to real savings for families.
Edmonton’s international grocers are a big advantage — Asian supermarkets, South Asian grocers in Mill Woods, and long-standing Italian delis offer specialty ingredients and often better prices on produce and spices. In summer and fall, farmers markets are a great source of Alberta-grown produce and meat.
Grocery Shopping Across Edmonton
Large grocery stores are found in every quadrant of Edmonton — including South Edmonton Common, Windermere, Mill Woods, the west end near West Edmonton Mall, Downtown and the north side — along with St. Albert and Sherwood Park. Specialty and international grocers cluster in Mill Woods, along 97 Street and in Little Italy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best international grocery stores in Edmonton?
Popular options include the Italian Centre Shop for European foods, T&T Supermarket and Lucky 97 for Asian groceries, and Tropical House for Caribbean and African products.
Where can I buy Asian groceries in Edmonton?
T&T Supermarket at Northtown and Lucky 97 in Chinatown are two of the largest Asian grocery stores in Edmonton, with fresh produce, seafood and a huge international selection.
Are there 24-hour grocery stores in Edmonton?
Some large chain locations offer extended or 24-hour hours, while specialty and international markets usually keep standard daytime hours. Always check the store’s current hours before visiting.
What is the cheapest grocery store in Edmonton?
Discount chains and warehouse clubs typically have the lowest prices. Comparing weekly flyers and using price-matching can save even more.
Where can I buy South Asian groceries in Edmonton?
Mill Woods in southeast Edmonton has the largest concentration of South Asian grocers, with more stores across the south and north sides.