Great places for shopping in Toronto in January (updated in 2025)

"A relatively large shopping center in Toronto, drive yourself to multi-storey free parking, and there are stations on the subway yellow line. There are many brand stores in the shopping center, especially the "Canadian Goose" and "Founding Bird" that everyone likes as Canadian brands, which are more cost-effective. There are many restaurants and coffee shops in the shopping center. It is definitely no problem to find a rest that you like when you are tired."

"The shopping center is relatively large, and there are many brands, such as Adidas, Gap, Lululemon and other brands, as well as Food Court and Walmart supermarkets, Cineplex cinemas, which basically meet the requirements of eating, playing and shopping. The center also has beautiful Christmas decorations, Santa Claus and everyone take pictures, many families take a photo with their children every year"

"This is a place that melts the hearts of petty bourgeois women and unconditionally takes out their wallets to consume. Although there are also many world-class brands in this city, more individual studios and specialty shops go their own style alone, do not want to walk on the road to hit the shirt, or want to have a personal style, This is a good place to visit."

"The terminal of Metro Line 4 Don Mills comes out and goes to CF Fairview Mall. Free Wi-Fi. Some stores familiar to the Chinese: Apple Shop, Swarovski, L'Occitane, Lego, here are all. The innermost large stores Marshalls and Homesense upstairs make people feel like outlets."

"Toronto's Dundas-Yonge Street is equivalent to Shanghai's Nanjing Road, an extremely prosperous commercial street. I watched an IMAX movie here, Thunder and Shazam, and drank the milk tea I had been craving for. Everything felt familiar."

"Living near Queen Street, after the day tour, I spent two nights in Queen Street. In addition to shopping malls such as Eaton Square and The Bay, there are also new and old city halls nearby. It can be said that shopping and shopping are not delayed. Along the way, I also saw two Winners discount stores, and the suitcases were quite cheap. There is also a grand recommendation of a restaurant near Queen Street, "The Elm Tree", introduced by a friend who immigrated to Toronto for ten years. The food is delicious, the dishes are beautiful, and the price is reasonable."

"Lahore, Pakistan's second largest city, capital of Punjab. Tikka, a spice in South Asian cuisine. Lahore Tikka House located in a Taj Mahal-like red building, there are several Indian tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk"

"It was pretty good here and in a good state for its age (I heard it was old and I never believed it). Great food, shops and kiosks. There is also a seating area with fountain in the center of the mall. I love this place!"

"Nordstrom, the American high fashion snack company, has a flagship store in downtown Toronto. There are many brand-name cosmetics on the first floor. Most of the goods are mailed to Canada free of shipping and can be returned for free."

"Winners is a chain of discounted goods, each branch has its own characteristics. This is close to the St Laurence Mark market, between the iron building and St Lawrence Centre for the arts, a building with a sense of history. There are many winter gloves, scarves, hats, puzzles and other games."