Henna by Marwa
Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese henna artist in Toronto: black and red henna. Bookings and enquiries by Instagram message; payment by cash or e-transfer.
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Sudanese and Arab grocery stores in Toronto and area
13 stores in Toronto and area: Sudanese, Arab and halal grocers and food shops. Pick a store and open its website
Choose your province and city, then a product or business type if you like.
Includes Scarborough, York, North York and Etobicoke — all areas within the City of Toronto.
Grocery stores
What can you discover in Groceries?Get to know the businesses this section brings together and choose how you prefer to shop.
- Arab stores
- Groceries, ingredients and familiar Arab pantry products; ranges vary by store.
- Sudanese stores & products
- Products familiar to Sudanese households, including food and drink ingredients, subject to the seller’s stock.
- Home-based businesses
- Individuals and families offering food, baked goods or home-made products. Ask for their menu or range and preparation time.
- Online or in-store shopping
- Some businesses take online orders; others offer in-store shopping or pickup. Check each seller’s delivery and collection options.
Before ordering food, ask about ingredients, allergens and storage. Sellers set prices, availability and delivery, and you buy directly from them. These examples explain service types, not confirmed providers.
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Sudanese Henna (Vancouver & Toronto)
Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese and Arabic black henna artist working between Vancouver and Toronto. Bookings by Instagram message; prices and policies are on her page.
Source reviewed:Limya Elawad Sudanese Incense (Bakhoor)
Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese bakhoor from Toronto, ordered through its online store: karbata, marshoosh, sandalwood incense, khumra and a mahlab body scrub.
Source reviewed:Farghli — Badrishop
Online store · shipping depends on address
Online store for Sudanese pantry items, drinks and spices, advertising shipping within Canada. Check delivery charges and pickup details before ordering.
Source reviewed:This starting directory is not exhaustive. Entries are free information, not partnerships or endorsements. Prices, availability and delivery are set by each store or business owner. Our platform only shows each business’s activity as available from public sources; buyers should confirm the provider and the items themselves. Suggest a store or business
1. Your city’s home-business rules
- Toronto · Businesses serving food must follow Ontario’s Food Premises Regulation and Toronto’s licensing by-law. Ask Toronto Building about zoning for your address. Business regulations & licences
- Mississauga · Permitted home occupations need a Zoning Certificate of Occupancy. Note: Mississauga’s zoning by-law does not permit home-based food preparation, cooking or catering. Running a business from home
- Calgary · Every home-based food business needs a City business licence and an Alberta Health Services inspection. Home-based food business
- Edmonton · Every home-based business needs a business licence; a development permit may be needed if customers visit the home. Home-based business licence
2. Selling food: provincial rules
- Ontario · Low-risk foods such as bread, baked goods and cookies can be made at home. You must contact your local public health unit before starting. Guide to starting a home-based food business
- Alberta · Foods that do not need refrigeration can be sold from home, online, at farmers’ markets and special events, with clear labels. Low-risk home-prepared foods
- British Columbia · Lower-risk home-made foods may be sold at temporary markets, with a sign saying the kitchen is not inspected. Sale of foods at temporary food markets
3. Food-safety training
- Ontario · Food premises need a certified food handler on site during all operating hours. Low-risk home food is exempt per Ontario’s guide, but training still helps. Alberta encourages food-safety training. Food handler certification
4. Selling at farmers’ and makers’ markets
Ask the market manager about the vendor application, fees and required documents before committing. Some markets in Bazaars have a vendor application on their page. See farmers’ & makers’ markets
Note: rules differ by city and change over time. Confirm with your municipality and public health unit before starting; this is general information, not legal advice.
Source reviewed:Need help with food? Find your nearest food bank
If food costs are putting pressure on your household, these resources can help you get started. The area follows the city and province chosen at the top of the page.
Selected areaToronto and area
These provider links match your area; confirm service locations and catchment boundaries before visiting.
- Food Banks Canada · Find a food bank
- Food bank · groceries
Open the locator and enter your city or postal code. If nothing appears nearby, ask 211. A map entry does not confirm an appointment or eligibility.
Open finder and select your areaService description reviewed: - 211 · Ask about nearby food support
- Service referral
Ask for help finding groceries, community meals or lower-cost food locally. Select your provincial service or dial 211; the provider confirms availability and access conditions.
Open finder and select your areaService description reviewed: - Daily Bread · Toronto food bank finder
- Food bank · groceries
Enter your address in Daily Bread’s map for nearby locations and details, then check registration, appointments and holiday closures.
Provider details & accessService description reviewed: - The Stop · Toronto community meals
- Community meals
Drop-in meals at Davenport and Wychwood Open Door. Check each site’s schedule and holiday closures on the provider page before travelling.
Provider details & accessService description reviewed: - The Stop · Good Food Market
- Lower-cost food · paid
A community market offering produce and food at affordable prices. Purchases are paid; confirm schedule, prices and availability with the provider.
Provider details & accessService description reviewed: - Too Good To Go · Paid surplus food
- Lower-cost food · paid
Check the app for participating restaurants and stores nearby where available. Reserve, pay and collect at the stated time. This is not free food or an assistance programme, and contents vary.
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Confirm eligibility, appointments, documents and availability before travelling. Ask the provider about halal food or dietary needs; availability is not guaranteed. Assistance may be groceries or a meal, while lower-cost options are paid purchases. zaayt.com does not register assistance requests or collect your documents; contact the provider directly.
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