PAT Mart, Koreatown, 675 Bloor Street, June 14, 2018. Image by Hanifa Mamujee.
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Resource ID
7628
Access
Open
Credit Line
Image by Hanifa Mamujee
Date of Creation
14 June 2018
Description
Opened in 1973, the PAT Mart on Bloor St. got its start with the preparation of several dozen traditional Korean foods and items like kimchi, galbi, and bulgogi. It offers ready-to-serve versions of these foods and the ingredients for cooking at home, neither of which were readily available at mainstream grocery stores at the time.
The store's client base grew as the Korean community in Toronto grew, and PAT Mart has since expanded to five locations across the Greater Toronto Area.
Keywords
Korean-Canadian heritage, Jason Lee, Koreatown
Program Category
Tours
Rights
Hanifa Mamujee
Caption
PAT Mart, Koreatown, 675 Bloor Street, June 14, 2018. Image by Hanifa Mamujee.
