AnimeXtreme Inc.
Toy store · Kensington-Chinatown ·

AnimeXtreme Inc.

Toy store · Kensington-Chinatown ·

Japanese anime imports: movies, books, model kits, toys

rude staff
high prices
rare figures
kamen rider merch
figurines
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327 Spadina Ave. Main Floor, Toronto, ON M5T 2E9, Canada Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted

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327 Spadina Ave. Main Floor, Toronto, ON M5T 2E9, Canada Get directions

+1 416 979 0399
animextreme.ca
@animextreme_inc
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@animextreme

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•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted

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Jan 22, 2026

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"Anime Extreme is Toronto’s largest Anime store. They have literally everything from movies and books, to model kits, toys and figurines. You could get lost looking at the super realistic models or little knick knacks at checkout." - Tennis

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"Anime Extreme, Chinatown by Tennis. Anime Extreme is Toronto’s largest Anime store. They have literally everything from movies and books, to model kits, toys and figurines. You could get lost looking at the super realistic models or little knick knacks at checkout."

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Francisco C.

Google
Anime Treme X Toronto is an amazing event for anime lovers! Great energy, friendly community, and fantastic cosplay everywhere. The mix of culture, music, and creativity makes it truly unforgettable. A perfect place to meet new people and celebrate all things anime! Even better, they’re an official reseller of Tamashii items from Tokyo, so you’ll find exclusive figures you won’t see anywhere else. A must-visit for true collectors!

Smileykid 2.

Google
The experience was nothing short of amazing. The displays were beautiful and vast. The prices were fairly high though I was able to get an amazing deal on an extremely rare figure.

Purple Garlicc (.

Google
I had a very disappointing experience at AnimeXtreme. First, the prices are extremely high compared to other anime stores in Toronto. Many items are marked up much more than they should be. Second, the staff attitude was very poor. When I was in the store, the employees were speaking in Japanese and saying negative things about customers. It felt very unprofessional and uncomfortable. Also, the store does not allow photos, and they don’t let you bring any food or drinks inside — but there is not even a small table or place to put your drink, which makes the rule feel very unfriendly. Overall, the atmosphere was uncomfortable, and I would not recommend this store. There are many better anime shops in Toronto with fair prices and much better service

emmy

Google
such a cool store...they have kamen rider merch (shf, csm, dx + model kits)!! very nice staff and super cool to browse. 100% worth checking out

Takumi T.

Google
Extremely rude and disrespectful staff. Good heavens, I never knew such awful and bitter employees could ever exist. Not to mention the absurd prices. Stay far away from this shop and do not give them your bussiness. Clearly the owner cannot comprehend basic human decency.

Polly T.

Google
The staff in this store seem to be very arrogant. The first time I came here, a male staff member looked us up and down rudely with a strange smile. The second time I came, I was holding a milk tea and didn't see the sign at the door. After entering, a middle-aged man wearing glasses told us very rudely that we had to take the drink outside. I understand your rules, but you could have told us politely and been more friendly. Not everyone is obligated to know all your regulations. Is this store racist?? No one wants to be treated so rudely. Don't always assume that people will know all your rules in advance. You can remind me, but there's no need to order me around.

Lauren

Google
Why is the guy working here so rude to everyone? 😭 I thought he was rude to me and then watched as he snapped at and spoke down to several other customers, too. Not to mention how uncomfortable it is to be treated like you're going to steal something any minute by having to leave your bags all in an unmonitered area and being watched like a hawk by like 4 employees in this tiny store. Never wanted to leave a store quicker than yesterday when I visited :(

Arvind S.

Google
This review isn’t about the staff — it’s about the owner/manager, an old Asian man with glasses, whose behavior was shockingly rude and unprofessional. I had set my bag down and walked around the store (as per their policy); when I came back to pay, I noticed he had moved my bag without asking. When I went to check out, he smugly remarked, “Are you FINALLY done?” — completely unprovoked and unnecessary. The tone instantly changed the moment the transaction went through, as if basic politeness only applies after you’ve paid. The store wasn’t busy either, which makes the hostility even more baffling (though after reading other reviews, I can see why). A store’s attitude starts from the top, and the way this owner/manager treats customers is unacceptable. I won’t be returning — and based on how many people report similar experiences, I’d strongly suggest you take your money elsewhere.