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

"A relatively large shopping mall in Toronto. There is a multi-story free parking lot if you drive there yourself, and there is also a station on the Yellow Line of the subway. There are many brand stores in the shopping mall, especially the popular "Canada Goose" and "Arc'teryx" as Canadian brands, which are more cost-effective. There are also many restaurants and coffee shops in the shopping mall. It is definitely no problem to find a place you like to rest after you are tired of shopping."

"The shopping center is quite large and has many brands, such as Adidas, Gap, Lululemon, etc. There are also food courts, Walmart supermarkets, and Cineplex movie theaters, which basically meet all needs of eating, playing, and shopping. There are also beautiful Christmas decorations in the center, and Santa Claus takes photos with everyone. Many families take a photo with their children every year."

"This is a place that will completely melt the hearts of petty bourgeoisie ladies and make them spend money unconditionally. Although there are many world-class brands conquering the market here, there are more personal studios and specialty shops that have their own styles. If you don't want to wear the same clothes as others on the street, or want to have your own style, this is a great place to shop."

"Exit Don Mills, the terminal of Subway Line 4, and you will arrive at CF Fairview Mall. Free Wi-Fi. Some stores familiar to Chinese people: Apple Shop, Swarovski, L'Occitane, Lego, all of which are available here. The large stores Marshalls and Homesense at the innermost part of the upper floor give people the feeling of finding outlets."

"Toronto Dengdashi Yongyang Street is equivalent to Nanjing Road in Shanghai, an extremely prosperous commercial street. I watched an IMAX movie here, Lei Shazan, and drank milk tea that I was thinking of. Everything was familiar."

"Staying near Queen Street, after sightseeing during the day, I spent two consecutive nights on Queen Street. In addition to shopping malls such as Eaton Square and The Bay, there are also attractions such as the New and Old City Hall nearby, so you can enjoy sightseeing and shopping at the same time. I also saw two Winners discount stores along the way, and the suitcases were quite cheap. I also highly recommend a restaurant near Queen Street, "The Elm Tree", which was introduced by a friend who immigrated to Toronto ten years ago. The food is delicious, the dishes are beautifully presented, and the prices are reasonable."

"Lahore is the second largest city in Pakistan and the capital of Punjab Province. Tikka is a spice in South Asian cuisine. Lahore Tikka House is located in a red building like the Taj Mahal, with several Indian tuk-tuks parked outside the door. There are high chairs for children to dine in, and there is also space for baby strollers."

"This place is pretty cool and in great shape for its age (I've heard it's old and I never believed it). Great food, shops and kiosks. There's also a seating area with a fountain in the center of the mall. I love this place!"

"Nordstrom, an American high-end fashion snack company, has a flagship store in Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto. There are many brand-name cosmetics on the first floor. Most products are free to ship within Canada and can be returned for free."

"Winners is a chain store with discount goods, and each branch has its own characteristics. This one is near the St Laurence Mark Market, between the Flatiron Building and the St Lawrence Centre for the Arts, in a historic building. There are many winter gloves, scarves, hats, and puzzles."