Indian & International Grocery

"The prices are much higher than what they have mentioned on the shelves. So, be careful with these guys and always ask for a receipt"

"Decent selection of Indian foods and spices. Prices can be a bit more variable than expected, but that might just be due to supply chain issues. Store is currently being rearranged..."

"My wife and I eat Indian at least once a week and I was worried that moving to Indiana was going to get in out way. This little market does a GREAT job. Most things we need, most of the time. Nice people, great lay out. We love it. (I often stop by for a fresh warm Samosa even if I don't have other shopping)"

"Quite spacious place with a great variety of well stocked Indian goods. They also have some Puja items and Indian attires. The prices are reasonable than the one near the Purdue main campus."

"Definitely the best (and to my knowledge only) place in town to get South Asian ingredients and other paraphernalia (correction: I just remembered there’s also LA Village Food Mart on the levee, but that place is so terrible it might as well not exist).They have a comprehensive and fairly priced selection and the staff/owners are all very friendly and happy to help you find anything. Unfortunately it’s not in a great location - getting in and out can be an issue if traffic is bad and the parking situation is, um, less than ideal. Also, it had just opened right before I moved out of state last July, and although the decor was essentially nonexistent and there were large empty areas I figured it was a work in progress. Well, I moved back a year later and if it’s a work in progress, that progress would be best measured on a geologic timescale. I don’t think a single thing had changed. Plus their card reader wasn’t working last time I visited, which I’ll assume they had no control over and it was fine anyway, I just paid in cash (despite the “national coin shortage” which, not to sound like a conspiracy theorist but the manager of my bank told me in no uncertain terms was absolute nonexistent, so take that as you will). Anyway, definitely check it out, if you ever need any South Asian ingredients or prepared food (I think, can’t confirm) even the largest container imaginable is cheaper there than the cheapest you can find anywhere else in town, and it’s all the real deal."