Visited Desi Chowrastha in Argyle with some friends. It's a unique spot--a grocery store and…read morerestaurant combo--but it was definitely crowded when we arrived. My friends ordered the onion samosas, chicken 65, punugulu, and onion pakora, and while their food came out surprisingly fast, the tea service was a different story. I ordered the Irani Chai, which was decent and tasted very similar to what you'd find in the Dallas area. However, the service for the tea was super slow. We, along with several other customers, had to wait in line for over 10 minutes before the staff even noticed us. It's a nice spot for a quick snack, but they definitely need to improve the flow at the tea counter!

Nasty. Bought a bag of rice and it had maggot/ moth larvae and infested my pantry. The health…read moredepartment needs to investigate.

Great service! Best quality plantains I've seen in the area! Def becoming a regular at this place!read more

I popped in on a Friday evening, looking for some chilies. I was not making Indian food, but I knew…read morethat there were a couple of options I could use to sub in my recipe, and I was in the area. I figured I would have more luck here than at the other local grocery stores where I was more likely to find Mexican chilies. It was pretty busy and it looked like their restaurant was doing big business, as there was a line and a lot of people walking out with takeout containers. It also smelled really good over there, so if you are looking for Indian food, that may be your best bet in Southlake. The actual grocery was VERY clean and well organized. Especially the produce area. It isn't a huge store, so it was easy to find the aisle I was looking for. I am no expert, and this may sound obvious, but it did seem to be really just Indian products. Unlike other international markets like IndoPak where you can find more variety. That being said, I got exactly what I was looking for and the prices were good. I also swung around and grabbed some crunchy coconut cookies, because those are always a good idea.

Excited to have an Indian store in Southlake. We don't have to go Irving anymore! They have…read moreeverything. Fresh veggies and all the groceries. Saw some frozen fish as well. Staff could be a bit friendlier. Pls say hello, thanks, can we help you etc! Keep the store clean pls. Don't let it go. Area where the veggies and cilantro , it son the floor and people just step over it. Train the staff to clean when they see something dirty. I would hate to is store to be closed for some health violation. We had samosas and samosa chat which were delicious. Can't wait to explore more.

I absolutely love this grocery store. I happened to stumble upon it while looking for ingredients…read moreto make a Palestinian dish. It's a small market that serves its purpose. The staff and people who shop here are super friendly. It carries a variety of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern ingredients, drinks, spices, breads, and treats. I highly recommend.

Very good One Stop place to find everything you need. PRICES…read moreare Very Good, ( They have weekly sales, pre diwali sales running right now) Staff are very helpful. And also we do have student discount offers for unt students which help alot.

Super excited about this location. We went for the cafe but we were a bit sad because they didn't…read morehave any hot and fresh snackies. We were looking forward to having some samosas and pani puri. Unfortunately they were leftover from the day before. The young lady working in the cafe was so sweet and very honest. We asked for two cardamom teas and they were spot on!!! Delicious! Hot and tasty. We didn't need to add any extra sugar. Just a heads up. We wandered along the aisles and took note of each any every items. The vegetables didn't look very fresh, but we loved the variety of spices, snacks, teas, frozen items like samosas, meals, roti's, naan, and many many other items. Impressive. We like the aisle with soaps, face creams and beauty items too! They had kitchen items and cookware, lots of rice varieties, etc. I will agree, the cashiers were not very friendly or welcoming- it was a man and woman, that could really make or break an experience. Maybe it will be better next time. Also many of the workers would walk past and not say excuse me. It was a little awkward. Overall it's a nice place- we don't have a large Indian market close by, so this was a great addition.

food was yummy from here. tasty butter chicken momos. ready on time. the hours are great too.read more

I've been wanting to try Panipuri and was finally able to do so. What a yummy treat! And their…read moresamosas were amazing as well! Thank you for sharing your food culture!

The store is small and has a hodgepodge of items to choose from. It has the packaged basics…read more(definitely unique from your typical local grocers), but it's not what you'd expect from its northeastern shared-moniker store, C-Town (Supermarkets rather than Asian Market). That said, it has the packaged basics as I mentioned before. Slightly expensive, but I imagine that's due to the small size and not getting discounts in bulk stock. Would love to see more fresh produce, dumplings of some kind! The store was quiet while I was the lone shopper, but the staff at the register was friendly and conversational :)

LOVED this little gem. It has a LOT of British items, the jellies alone - there were maybe 100…read morekinds. (And I am sadly no longer allowed to buy jelly until the hoard of my 10 awaiting bottles in my cupboard is finished!) I really only came here to lookie-loo. But I did buy some authentic British Cadbury chocolates (IFYYK). This would be an awesome place to get easter candy for your favorite Anglophile!

We stopped in the area to get a burger and wanted to check this place out. Since we don't have…read moreplans to visit London/Great Britain (GB) anytime soon, i suppose this is the closest we can get. It was empty when i went, and there was only 1 worker, whom i believe was the owner. She was really friendly and helped me pick some snacks that are popular in GB. This place has a lot of snacks, candy, drinks, food and gifts that have heritage from GB. They even have a fridge for frozen food like Shepherd's pie. some of the items, like chips, are kinda overpriced, but then again i doubt any other stores in the DFW area sells similar items.