Montreal's newest Asian supermarket shakes things up on South Shore
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A new Asian supermarket opened its doors this week on Montreal's South Shore.
A new Asian supermarket opened its doors this week on Montreal's South Shore.
It was a long-awaited moment despite the fact that the area already boasts several other similar stores.
"We really carry some unique products, and we give people a flavour of home," T&T CEO Tina Lee tells CTV News. "We bring that nostalgic kind of feeling."
T&T's newest mart, at the Quartier Dix30 in Brossard on Montreal's South Shore, is the second location in Quebec, comprising some 55,000 square feet of space for consumers to roam.
The first is in Saint-Laurent on the Island of Montreal.
"When we first announced that we were going to open in Montreal, people were so excited. It was like a tsunami of love," Lee recalls.
Soon followed by: "What? Why is it not in Brossard? People were surprised that the first location was not in Brossard," she said, adding that she took the feedback in stride and followed suit.
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