Dana Bazaar

"Lots of Indian and some Pakistan groceries. We were surprised at how many different kinds of crackers/cookies they have. The produce was good. Many different types of frozen nanns."

"Well organized and clean, but all products seem to be bit pricier than other Indian groceries. One could bump on to other person walking in those aisles with card as it is too narrow."

"One of the better Indian grocery stores in Austin. You get fresher veggies than other places."

"The lady owner/staff is rude and arrogant. Specially the elder guy at the checkout doesnt speak english and when i asked him something specifically he said something with very rude attitude. Make sure to double check your bill before leaving as this had happened 3 different times with me. You may be charged extra on multiple items(especially the elderly person). Also double check expiration date of items and thoroughly check if the expiration dates are altered/modified as few of the packets i bought had no expiration dates on it (as they were wiped out) and later when i unpacked it at home there were bad products inside it. They are basically price gouging on anything and everything so be careful people who shops here. Everyone has different experiences about business locations and i am just sharing my experience with this specific store. I will never shop here again in future. Congratulations you just lost one of your regular customer. Kudos to that owner lady."

"Most of the items seem overpriced. But more than that I’ve had terrible experiences pre-ordering items like samosas, especially when we needed higher quantities, over the phone only to realize later that they either forgot about it or the person who took the order didn’t do the needful. And they’re not even apologetic about it. We have had to rush at the last minute to other shops."