Reviews of Toya International Market & Specialty Store (Butcher Shop)

Seun O

My go to store for African recipes

Nasser Altowairish

Great store, good prices. The location is In front of the fire station, and beside the "Long's Hill Convenience". Originally, it is a Nigerian store, but has many Arabic items or foods. Worth a visit. 5 stars because I found what I'm looking for.

bonaventure amah

Great shop for your international market needs. Nice location except the fact that it doesn't have great parking space.great customer service

Adewale Gbadamosi

Looking for where to buy African grocery store in St. John's, Toya is the place.

larrain lsd

Awesome shop for international products. You can buy lots of beans here, and you can even find Colombian panela.

Abbey Kalio

Only place I know to get egusi really ????

Brian Carey

A good place to go if you need non-traditional Newfoundland ingredients for you food!

Adriana Almeida

Good options and good prices

Bee “Smillycart kitchen” Smilly

Things are a little bit high in price.

Joshua Kalombo

nice alternative products

chinwe ogolo

I get my Nigerian foodstuff from here.

Belenia Manga

I get food from my country there which you cant find in any other grocery store

Abir Zin Alabdin

Middle east food products

Karo Ogeh

It needs a little work with spacing and the “Golden morn” has been expired for a while now

Abell A06363

Just a tiny little place, but it actually has a great selection of ethnic food products that you just won't find inside a major grocery chain. Granted the products are a little more expensive than groceries in a national chain, but this is only because the products directly imported from their country of origin in small quantities. If you are a experimental cook, don't belong to a minority group, and wondering you can purchase some of those ingredients you've never seen before, it's probably here. I just purchased grape vine leafs myself as I am inspired with authentic Mediterranean cooking lately. Check this place out and support local import vendors.

Aimua Edokpayi

Nice African market

Orlando Lawrence

I go there for mutton and fish. Lots of other ethnic foods.

Jacob Idinye

They tend to open late, especially today where I had to wait 2 hours in the snow. If your gonna be open at 10am, be open at 10!

Lynn Mugoro

If you’re looking for African food and hair products this is the place to go though it has a limited variety in some cases you may find substitutes of what you are looking for

Nicole Dacres

Must stop here for beauty products