Fusion by PARKnSHOP

I wish I could say I look forward to shopping at my neighborhood grocery store, but it’s usually the opposite — I find myself going here only when necessary.
Compared to Jason’s Marketplace which is only a few blocks further, Fusion is actually larger. But I’ve also noticed some of the key items I purchase are markedly more expensive at Fusion. No bueno!
Often, the produce looks rather sad and not-​so-​fresh. The staffers at the deli counter sometimes look put out when I make a request for sliced meats or cheese. And no matter the day or the time, there are always long queues.
But…they’re so close! Also, their Portuguese egg tarts are surprisingly good.

This place has a good enough selection for local and imported food for its size. For imports, I’d 80% of the time I can find what I’m looking for. But of course, you can’t compare to the larger markets like city super or Jason’s at repulse bay. For local and produce, they do a fair job in terms of selection and quality, but if you have other convenient options, I wouldn’t recommend coming here for produce. They often run out of basics produce like lemon, onions so you never know if they will have what you need. They do keep adding new things to the shelves so that makes it interesting for regulars like me. The down side is that they may one day decide to stop stocking the things that you have been expecting to find on a regular basis: for example i now go elsewhere for yogurt, tomato soup and orange juice. There are perpetual long line at check-​out so you might want to avoid going there in the middle of the day on the weekends for small things.