Big news for foodies and grocery lovers in the GTA — T&T Supermarket is finally opening a second location in Mississauga, and it's going to be huge.
The popular Asian grocery chain just announced plans for a brand-new store coming to the Erin Mills Power Centre in the summer of 2026. And honestly? We're already planning our future shopping hauls.
According to a media release shared on Wednesday, April 16, the new location will create 120 jobs in the local community and will serve residents of both Oakville and Mississauga.
Set to open at 3055 Vega Blvd., just between Dundas St. W. and Hwy. 403, the new T&T will span an impressive 40,000 square feet. This isn't just a quick stop for a few things — it's going to be a full-on shopping adventure.
The store will offer the whole T&T experience, from Asian snacks and live seafood to skincare, gifts, and in-store eats like sushi, Chinese crepes, and popcorn chicken.
You'll also find Southeast Asian staples like Mama Sita's seasoning, Lucky Me noodles, Jack & Jill chips, and Gina mango juice.
An artist's impression of the new T&T Supermarket storefront in Mississauga.CNW Group/T&T Supermarkets
"This location has been a long time coming," said Tina Lee, CEO of T&T Supermarket Inc.
"We've been looking to serve the Oakville community for a while now, and we have finally found a great location that will do that and more. Right now, we have customers on the west end driving over 30 mins to shop at our T&T at Central Parkway. With this new T&T, we'll be able to serve not only Oakville, but also Milton, Burlington and beyond," she added in the press release.
In a post sharing the news on Instagram, T&T wrote, "Ever since we opened our Central Parkway store 20 years ago, many of you have been making the 30+ minute drive just to shop at T&T."
It added, "While we weren’t able to secure a location right in Oakville, we hope this new spot will still be a convenient option for you!"
T&T Supermarkets is the largest Asian supermarket in Canada, with over 38 stores across B.C., Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec.
Mississauga, Oakville, and beyond — get ready. Your grocery game is about to level up!
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