I stopped here to grab a few hard to find items for a few recipes and ended up also grabbing chips…read more(I love trying new chips). I was immediately greeted upon entry. The space was clean and well organized and I enjoyed browsing even after finding my items. The cafe was closed once this day, but I hope to return to order food.

I was in need of some ingredients and I am so glad I found this spot! It seems like a family-run…read morebusiness that prides itself on quality. This can be found in the different items they have! I was very suprised to see that they had KissMe products, which I havent seen outside of Japan! I also love their small restaurant food options. I got the ramen and sushi, while my friend got the pork katsu. Everything was delicious and well priced! You can tell that each dish is prepared in house and with care. Everyone there was also very nice and were greeted upon entering! so so happy to have found this spot in Indy! I will be back!

I've been past here many times and decided to pop in to check it out, what a beautiful store! Clean…read moreand organized with several options! I got some tomatoes, dragon fruit and a tasty rose desert drink! They have something for everyone here! Check them out if you are in the area!

Great Indian grocery store! The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the store was clean,…read morewell-organized, and easy to shop in. They have tons of options, both for everyday grocery items and bulk purchases, which is a huge plus. Prices were very reasonable, especially for the variety offered. I'll definitely be coming back.

We went into the store to look around and grabbed something to eat from the vendors inside…read more I got beef shwarma wrap with cheese tomatoes and pickels with a garlic aoli from mama saag international. It was very big, the meat was good but another of grissel. Also had an authentic chicken taco with onions and cilantro. Very good chicken. Also had churros with raspberry filling I liked them but slightly overdone. Now the store itself was Hoge and paced with all kinds of international food. The have a fresh market with live fish. The have fresh meats as well. The store is so big we will have to come back and spend a couple of hours going thru

I have been here a few times to find different items to be able to make a jerk chicken since the…read moreregular store didn't have the sauce I was looking for. As I walked in the store it was a lot of people walking in and out of the store. The store had mini food restaurants in there. I love how this is an international store and the aisle is really organized and it's easy to find things. Aisles are organized by the country of the food item. The prices of these items inside the store are on the expensive side but what do you expect it comes from the country of origin. The store is decorated really nice. I will be going back to this store because it is some great items in there to try out.

This is an African/Caribbean type grocery store. The owners are from Ghana. They have…read morecanned/dried goods, fresh produce, frozen meat/produce, plus some sundries. My favorite things to buy here are: 1. Jamaican ginger ale (non-alcoholic). Has a real gingery bite. American ginger ale will seem weak by comparison after trying this. 2. Plantains, very green, for slicing and deep-frying into chips. 3. Palm oil. This is a "bad" oil high in saturated fat, but I use it in moderation. One, for "seasoning" cast-iron skillets (instead of Crisco). And two, just a teaspoon added to "good oil" when cooking popcorn. (I cook regular non-microwave popcorn in a wok, using 2 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon of peanut oil or corn oil, plus 1 teaspoon of palm oil, plus 1/2 cup of popcorn kernals.) The palm oil gives it a movie-theater flavor and a little tint of orange. 4. Canned powdered (dry) whole milk. Most powdered milk you buy at American groceries is non-fat. This has all the cream. I don't like to buy fresh milk, because I don't drink much. So I keep this around for baking. Watch the expiration date, because it doesn't keep as long as non-fat milk, but it's still usually good for at least a year. 5. Various flours, like yam flour, cocoyam flour, plantain flour, rice flour, and corn starch. 6. Exotic bar soaps. They have various imported soap, some medicated some very fragrant.

I wandered into this store expecting an array of ethnic foods, but this one focuses on Carribean…read moreand African supplies. If you need Fu Fu Flour, smoked cow feet or African coconut oil, this is your place. I'm tempted to go back and buy the banana sauce for novelty. The liquid was red and thin like Tabasco, but smelled like the tropical fruit. I'm not sure what confounds me more: Why so much food coloring is added to the product, or what to do with it. I'm sure I could whip up some confections with it. If you want African garb or DVDs, you can find those here, too. It's conveniently located at the Shops on 54th Street center.

I took my granddaughter here because she loves this place and used to shop at a TJ regularly when…read moreshe lived in KY. We bought about $40 in groceries but the item she specifically wanted, Mango Mochi, had been replaced with a holiday flavor. I wish the store would have been larger so they could stock more items and selections. I have yet to try the items I bought, meat lasagna and breaded cod fillets, but they look really delicious and of a better quality than what I am used to buying. Cashier service was excellent. When a cashier in another lane became free, he called us over to his lane. Most of the store was laid out to accommodate large crowds. Only one aisle seemed too narrow to me.

Definitely a good visit today. I love 30 ish min away so it's not close by any means but I think…read morethis one is less busy than the one towards Castleton. I really enjoyed the not so over crowding of the lot and the store itself. The variety of goods were easier to find here. They even had samples today. The staff was so friendly even as busy as they were stocking the shelves. Ashley checked me out and was a very pleasant and sweet young lady. Wish I lived closer this definitely would be my home store. Guess field trips are the next best thing.

We are regular customers. Food will never let you down. Everytime we call in a order, it's done…read morebefore we get there. I'm 52, and have been going there with my father since the 70s. Catfish sandwiches rivals any in town

I haven't had a lobster roll since Caplingers closed the location north of Zionsville. I wanted a…read morelobster roll today so I drove over to the east side. This location is 1/4 or smaller the size the one was up north. It really could use a facelift and a deep cleaning of the floors and walls. They were busy since I arrived toward the end of lunch time. Sorry to say staff not overly welcoming or friendly. I ordered and waited. The Pepsi machine was out of co2 so I opted for tea. I was happy they had sweet and non sweet tea available. Got my Lobster Roll, it looked nothing like what I've got in the past. Much much more filler than lobster. Tasted like a mass produced lobster salad. Fries were ok, not waffle fries but crinkle cut chips. Over all just kinda disappointed. Just didn't have the same flavor I came to expect from Caplingers and a 30$ meal.

Tried the gimbap here and it was really impressive. The rolls were fresh, tightly made, and full of…read morebright, balanced flavors. The vegetables were crisp, the rice was seasoned just right, and the whole thing felt light but satisfying. A great option if you want something tasty and not too heavy. Definitely worth ordering again.

The Spam musubi! Holy crap. I haven't had a great Spam musubi since the ones I ate in Hawaii long…read moreago. So to stumble upon bangin' Spam musubi at a Korean food stall is a dang treat. I didn't originally visit K-Kitchen to get Spam musubi, though. I've recently been obsessed with kimbap. I've eaten it for dinner two days in a row! I saw that K-Kitchen has grab-and-go kimbap, so I moseyed over to grab three rolls (and that musubi) for my family's dinner. My kids didn't really care for the kimbap, even after telling them it was a lot like sushi, which they love. But who cares what they thought: I loved the kimbap! I got two beef kimbap and gimbap, which was crab and egg. My favorite was beef, though -- it's marinated, and with that and the pickled vegetables all wrapped in rice and nori, it was delicious. I don't know if you're supposed to, but I popped my rolls in the microwave for a few seconds, just to take the cold edge off. In my opinion, kimbap tastes better at room temperature. K-Kitchen also sells jars of kimchi, Korean noodles, soybean stew and lots of other dishes. It's located inside Saraga International Grocery.

Stopped in here because we were next door eating. It looks like they have a very good variety of…read moregrocery items including meat and seafood. Good prices on the seafood. I also saw many items you would not be able to get at a regular grocery. Did not purchase anything on this trip in but I spied a couple things I will need after I run out at home.

I popped in, perhaps to get something to eat that was prepared and ready to go, like a roll or…read moresushi-like meal. They don't have many things like that at Viet Hua, but what they do have is lots of meat and fresh vegetables, spices, noodles, and lots of alive underwater animals, like fish and crabs. I spent a couple of moments just looking at the crabs halfheartedly trying to claw their way out of their bins, and the fish swimming in their small containers, waiting for someone to pick them and eat them. The seafood area is either "fresh" or "bleak," depending on how you look at it. Viet Hua is located in a big shopping center in Castleton. It doesn't look like much on the outside, but step inside the store, and there are lots of things inside, nicely organized.

We were looking for pan de muertos to celebrate day of the dead, and I called to see if they had…read moreany left. It was a chilly, rainy , dark evening and walking into this bakery felt like a warm hug. It was bustling and bright and warm inside. We grabbed a tray and some tongs and I let my kids each pick out a few giant basteies while I selected two pan de muertos from the cooling racks they had wheeled out for the holiday. We paid and as I was checking out I noted they also serve meals to go - offering 1 option daily.

New fan but very big fan. Delicious pastries + great prices. I love how you pick your own items…read more The staff was lovely. I will be back

I had came to this Speedway during free smoothie day. I had got some gas along with getting the…read morefree smoothie. The store looked a mess inside which was my first time going in a long time. Typically I will just get gas and do everything at the pump. The convenience of paying for everything at the pump is very convent. I love how speedway has a rewards program and you can earn points to utilize in different ways. Customer service was good.

First time coming here, this place has tons of gas pumps and there's alot of things nearby with…read moreeasy access to the streets and the highway as well. Fair variety of snacks and drinks. Not the cleanest place either but staff was friendly. Average gas station experience.