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Marche Istanbul
Category: Food Specialty Food Specialty Food [Edit]
3220 Dufferin StNorth York, ON M6A 2T3
(416) 782-8668
- Price Range:
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- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
4 reviews for Marche Istanbul
4 reviews in English
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Review from Raif B.
Toronto, ON
11/25/2009
this place has been around for a while. we used to go to the one in montreal, and now that they have one in toronto, i'm very happy!
this is purely a turkish imports store. and they do a great job at that. it's all the tastes i grew up with. both sucuk and pastirma are delicious. so are the cheeses. however they are a little on the pricey side.
if you're looking for authentic turkish ingredients, this is your place. -
Review from Elvis A.
This used to be my go to place for Turkish groceries till an alternate opened up in danforth that is more accessible.
Good variety of Turkish items and decent selection of cheese. Their selection of sujjuck (turkish pepperoni) is somewhat limited as they had only two options on my lats visit. They have a dedicated freezer for house made batsrama and sujuck which is a great thinng.
Good options for olives including some prepackaged ones which I enjoy quite a bit. They carry the some stove top turkish tea and coffee makers.
A decent ethnic store IMO though I wish they had a bigger store. -
Review from Ariel G.
7/18/2009
Just took a Turkish friend of mine to this nice, clean well-run place. It is close to Yorkdale, and features almost exclusively Turkish imports. They claim that they have 'authentic' soujouk (my friend bought some), but the reviews are not in.
They have the best Turkish kefta mix to flavour ground beef, or better yet a mixture of beef and lamb. If you are a jam or Honey lover, you should try some of the Turkish Jams, as they are almost as well known as the Attiki Honey from Greece and just as delicious.
They have a good selection of both olives, and olive oils and their prices are reasonable. They also sell a few turkish gift items, the most known of which is the ceramic 'eye' that chase bad fortune.
They have a sister store in Montreal which I have never visited.Listed in: A taste of the Middle East, Specialty Foods-Ethnic…
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Review from ece a.
York, ON
8/7/2011
I was not expecting to find that big variety of products. They have everything such as Kaymak, Camsakizi, Tarhana... Also the owners are very welcoming. He is so smiley to his customers, I had nice conversation with him. I will go again for sure. The only thing I would wish more is that they would sell raki and Efes Bear.
