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Q.H Food Products / Cha Lua / Lue Huong

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484 Unit 2, Rogers Rd, Toronto, ON M6M 1B2
August 19, 2026

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rui Gómes meats and food market

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548 Rogers Rd, Toronto, ON M6M 1B5
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How to Get Here

Transit

🚇 Getting here by TTC

Rogers Road and Old Weston Road are easy to reach by public transit. Whether you’re coming from downtown, the west end, or the subway, there are several convenient ways to get to the neighbourhood.

From Line 2 — Bloor–Danforth

Keele Station
Take Line 2 to Keele Station, then connect with a TTC bus heading north toward Rogers Road.

Dundas West Station
From Dundas West Station, connect to a TTC bus heading north toward Rogers Road and Old Weston Road.

🚌 By TTC Bus

TTC bus routes provide direct connections along Rogers Road, Old Weston Road, Keele Street and surrounding streets.

Planning your trip? Use the TTC trip planner to find the best route from your starting point and check real-time service updates before you leave.

Biking & Bike Share

🚲 By Bike

Ride in and explore Rogers Road on two wheels!

Rogers Road and Old Weston are easily accessible by bike, with local streets connecting the neighbourhood to surrounding communities.

🚴 Bike Share Toronto

Don’t have your own bike? Bike Share Toronto is an easy way to get here.

📍 Bike Share station at 450 Rogers Road

Grab a bike and ride directly into the neighbourhood — and use Bike Share to get around while you’re here.

Planning your trip? Check the Bike Share app for real-time bike and station availability.

Go Train

🚆 By GO Train

Coming from outside Toronto? GO Transit is a convenient way to get into the city, with connections to the TTC for the final part of your trip.

Union Station

Most GO Train routes connect through Union Station in downtown Toronto.

From Union, transfer to the TTC subway and continue west toward the Rogers Road neighbourhood. You can connect to Line 2 — Bloor–Danforth and continue toward Keele Station, where you can transfer to a TTC bus toward Rogers Road.

Weston GO Station

Depending on where you’re travelling from, Weston GO Station may also be a convenient option. From Weston, connect to the TTC for the remainder of your trip toward Rogers Road and Old Weston Road.

💡 Planning Your Trip

GO Train and TTC fares and schedules are separate, so check both GO Transit and TTC before you travel to coordinate your connections.

For the latest train schedules, service updates and trip planning, check GO Transit before heading out.

Ride Share & Wheel Trans

🚕 By Ride Share

Coming by Uber, Lyft or another ride-share service?

Ride-share services are an easy option for getting directly to Rogers Road, Old Weston Road and Keele Street.

For the easiest drop-off, ask your driver to drop you off at your specific destination or at a safe, legal location close to your destination.

Tip: During busy events, traffic and parking may be limited. Consider being dropped off a short distance away and walking the rest of the way.

♿ By Wheel-Trans

Wheel-Trans provides accessible, door-to-door public transit for eligible TTC customers with disabilities. It operates throughout the City of Toronto and can be used for trips to and from the Rogers Road neighbourhood.

Wheel-Trans is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and trips can be booked through the Wheel-Trans online booking system or mobile app.

For visitors and community members who require accessible transportation, plan your trip in advance and check your eligibility and booking requirements with the TTC.

♿ Accessible TTC

The TTC also operates accessible conventional buses and subway services. Wheel-Trans can connect customers with accessible TTC services as part of a Family of Services trip.

Plan an accessible trip:
Check the TTC’s accessibility information and Wheel-Trans services before you travel.

Parking

🚗 By Car & Parking

Driving to Rogers Road? There are several convenient parking options near the neighbourhood.

🅿️ Green P Parking — 433 Rogers Road

The Green P parking lot at 433 Rogers Road is a convenient option right in the heart of the Rogers Road neighbourhood.

28 parking spaces
Surface parking lot
Pay by Green P app, Pay-and-Display or accepted payment methods
Conveniently located near local Rogers Road businesses

The Toronto Parking Authority specifically identifies this Green P lot as serving the Rogers Road BIA and businesses along Rogers Road.

🅿️ Parking at 605 Rogers Road

There is also parking available at the commercial plaza at 605 Rogers Road, making it another convenient option for visitors shopping, dining and exploring the neighbourhood.

Please follow all posted parking signs and restrictions and park only in designated areas.

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge the land we work, play and live on is the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples, which is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We also acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.

African-Ancestral Acknowledgement

The City of Toronto acknowledges all Treaty peoples – including those who came here as settlers – as migrants either in this generation or in generations past – and those of us who came here involuntarily, particularly those brought to these lands as a result of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery. We pay tribute to those ancestors of African origin and descent.

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