PAT Supermarket Mississauga

I have been going to this store for many years and today has got to be the most upsetting experience I have ever had. I was stopped by the security guard and was told that we were not allowed to bring in our reusable grocery bag and pointing to the sign that says “Backpack Allowed” I told him it was my reusable grocery bags, and he told me that we are still not allowed and are only able to put our items in the red cart. I showed him my bags to show him that there was nothing inside and he still refused. He then left and was speaking in his language and laughing with other staff members. I was so upset I had to ask the cashier about this and she told me that we were only not allowed to put items in the grocery bags, in which we did not do. Absolutely ridiculous. Aside from this upsetting experience, I would like to thank the cashier as she was professional and understanding.

When I go to Korean grocery I usually go to Galleria. But I want to find new place so I went to here it was my first time. It's not carrying same product like Galleria. So it's new to me. And some products are like cheaper here. They are carrying Korean, Japanese, Chinese products. I'll be back again.

Lots to find and like a hidden gem with a lots of items to choose from. The food court has restaurants - Mannadog is a favorite. Super friendly service and yummy corn dogs. The Hancook chicken also wonderful service. We tried the boneless fried chicken and got the spicy sauce on the side. Very good and fresh. Will be back again

PAT Supermarket on Dundas Street East is about a kilometer away from the Dundas–Hurontario intersection, making it a very accessible spot for anyone in the area. The store is impressively well-organized, with clear boards marking each aisle so you can quickly find what you need. It’s more than just groceries — there’s a clothing section, pharmacy, kitchenware, and even a dining space if you want to grab a quick bite. I was especially drawn to their wide variety of handmade soaps, along with an impressive range of tofu and mushrooms that you don’t often see elsewhere. Pretty much everything you can think of is under one roof. The only thing that felt missing was a bit of warmth. The staff are efficient but don’t really engage or ask if you’re looking for something — perhaps a very Asian shopping culture, where the focus is on self-service. Overall, a highly convenient and well-stocked supermarket that’s worth visiting if you’re after authentic Korean and Asian products.

Amazing Korean grocery store. Fresh produce, Meats and fish. Wide variety of Korean staples such as kimchi and sliced pork belly available. Korean beauty products available as well. Clean store. Food court inside with a bakery and good amount of seating. Pharmacy available. No free WiFi.