Kedai Runcit Sikit-Sikit

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Mar 8, 2026

5

The perfect place to stock up on Malaysian and Singaporean foods and snacks! Great service too.

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Google

Mar 5, 2026

5

So happy to find a Malaysian grocery store in Sydney! As a Malaysian, this honestly made my day — they had all the things I usually bring back from Malaysia. Kaili the owner was lovely and said I can request items and she’ll try to stock them too. Grabbed nasi lemak bungkus, nasi lemak ayam and kuih from the chiller and they were so good — didn’t disappoint at all. Highly recommend!

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Google

Mar 3, 2026

5

All Malaysian and Singaporean food all at this place , big variety to choose from also they have fresh satay but you need to call if they have any left and all Malaysian soy sauce and many more ...

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Google

Feb 13, 2026

5

This Asian shop is a little gem—clean, well-organized, and packed with hard-to-find ingredients. The selection of noodles, sauces, spices, snacks, and frozen dim sim is excellent, with plenty of authentic brands. Staff are friendly and happy to help you track down specific items, and checkout is quick. Prices feel fair for the variety and quality, and I always end up discovering something new to try. Highly recommended for home cooking and quick pantry restocks!

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Dec 14, 2025

3

Gone are the days I have to drive an hour and a half (return trip) to shop for Singaporean/Malaysian products. Range of goods may not be as many compared to the Castle Hill shop but enough considering they just opened a couple of days ago. Many of their instant noodles, coffee, bread spread, condiments, frozen food are not available at other Asian supermarkets. Brands I didn’t even know exist. They are marked up by quite a lot, some more than other Asian shops. They are currently having a special on frozen black thorn durians. So fans of durians, grab them whilst they are still on promotion. Adjust your expectations for they are frozen. Ready made lunchboxes of Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine - Nasi lemak, Nasi goreng etc. are also available on certain days. Best to call to check if there is any. Good lunch alternatives for those who work in the vicinity and want a change of food at a more economical price. But a hike to get to if one is not mobile. At least a 30 mins walk from Metro or bus stop to the shop . The only negative is the surcharge of 1.5%, but I stand corrected, it’s 1.2% is imposed on all cards be it debit card which I am not in favour of when other chain supermarkets don’t. Regardless the %, it is still surcharges. Charges by the bank on the merchant and passed onto customers. Money is transferred to theirs instantly unlike credit cards that might affect cash flow. Now that 77 Mart has a second shop, surely they can do better. Therefore, go prepared with cash on hand which I didn’t or limit or purchase.