I'd driven past Cherians so many times, curious but never bothered to stop by b/c never had the…read moretime - until a video popped in my Instagram feed about their amazing food court. I found my newest favorite Indian spot! They seem to be famously known for their samosas and dosa. Knowing the size of the dosa - one dosa was plenty for my quick lunch and whoa did I savor every bite. I'm a lover of all forms of bread - and sorry garlic naan but you just got unseeded by dosa, lol. DOSA MASALA - $7.99 This particular dosa was bigger than the food tray, lol - and stuffed w/ a large dollop of mashed potatoes w/ peas and chopped carrots in the middle of the dosa. Their dosa had the perfect crisp on the ends, and then this chewy texture in other parts - in case you don't know what dosa is, it's a thin crepe made from a batter of rice and black lentils (thx Google). My dosa came w/ a lentil & vegetable stew that was perfect for dipping my dosa, and a green chutney that had a slight kick - also perfect for dipping. Both sauces were tasty! MANGO LASSI - $2.99 I also ordered this drink to accompany my dosa - it tasted fresh and it was quite thick. I don't have a good benchmark of mango lassi so I don't know how it compares - it wasn't overly sweet but I still enjoyed it. Next time I'd like to try one of their samosas - and indulge in one of their other dosas. I did notice a sugar cane machine at the front of the store - so I'd like to try that too. The people working here are super nice. The seating area is very small but I'm thinking the dosa is best enjoyed immediately (vs take-out). The eating area had several Indian families which is a great sign too. And the other Yelp reviews describing their food as better than somerestaurants - that speaks volumes! I'll be back for sure!

Aside from a bustling Indian community out in Lilburn, there aren't many places to get really good…read moreIndian food here the Gwinnett County area. Indian food can be complicated to cook as the ingredients you need are very specialized. That being said, Cherians International Market might very well be the gateway into becoming your own Indian cuisine aficionado. This is probably the only Indian grocery market that I have ever been in. I particularly love the Asian grocery stores but to walk into a legitimate Indian grocery market was a special treat. They have everything here from all the spices you need to make anything and everything Indian depending on your regional food of choice. Biryani ingredients, tandoori spices, your kormas, your paneers, your samosas; they got it all and it's refreshing to know that there is a legit Indian grocery store in the event you want to properly cook Butter Chicken or Goat Biryani. They don't have anything meat related so you'll have to go next door to the Halal butcher but as far as your dry goods, fresh vegetables, and spices along with a smattering of home goods for cooking, Cherians has to be the best place for anything Indian! Definitely think this will be the place you need to go to for quality ingredients for anything Indian that you want to cook.

Great placê, clean and staff was amazing. Will return to get my supplies here. Awaze, Kebbe.read more

Excellent service and the secret spot in town for fresh teff injera! Always a stop for new recipe…read moreideas and authentic ingredients:)

This place is deceptively larger on the inside than it looks from the outside. It is much nicer…read morenow than it used to be. The update and clean up is a great improvement. The snack section and sauces are on point. There are a lot of types of crackers and cookies. We were able to pick up some items that we have never tried including some spicy peas. We also picked up some peanut butter wafers. The service up front was friendly and efficient. I will certainly come back. I would also recommend picking up food here and then head over to the food court for delicious food.

The store looks much more modern after the renovations and I even got rock star parking near the…read morefront since apparently the rumors of its death are greatly exaggerated, paraphrasing Mark Twain. My parents bought over $250 groceries to bring back to Tennessee, and I even saw another car from Chattanooga parked next to mine. Prices are much better in Atlanta and the food sales tax is also much less than in Tennessee. I picked up some guava candy for my daughter which was only $2.99 and some freshly cooked chestnuts which were sweet and easy to open!

I happened to hear from a friend while driving that this Arab specialty grocery store was open near…read moreby. Here you can find Halal meat, EVERY spice you could think of (For Arab cuisine of course), cheeses, yogurts, drinks, breads, hookahs, figs, cookies, candies, couscous, semolina, indian masalas, beans, tea sets, religious materials, and etc... The owner was very nice and accommodating if I had any questions. I definitely recommend everyone looking for these kind of items to check this place out! I'm definitely a loyal customer now

Best of the best for Iraqi foods and products. Great people and 10000000000% recommend.read more

I was missing an ingredient for a dish that I wanted to make and didn't want to drive all the way…read moreout to Doraville, so I did a search in google and found this Asian grocery store. It's located in a shopping plaza on Memorial Drive near I-20. I was informed that they've only been open for about 3 months. The store was clean and very organized. They had a wide variety of sauces, some produce, snacks, noodles, teas, instant coffee etc. I came in for one item and walked out with six, SMH. While they don't offer the vast variety of their counterparts (ie H Mart), they have a great selection of Asian groceries. The staff that I encountered were really friendly. This will be my new go to for Asian ingredients nearby.

What a find! Good variety of canned and packaged goods. The staff was super friendly and helpful…read more This is my new go to spot for Asian food supplies.

When you come in there is a buffet of assorted food to choose from. I decided to go with the pork…read morebecause my other options were liver and hearts. The market is kind of fun to walk through and the food all looks great. I had the egg plant, pork over curry. It was okay but the meat quality was pretty awful. I couldn't even chew up most of the pork pieces. The food also was not that warm. They gave me hardly any pork and and ton of rice, I would guess 3 cups of rice to 3/4 of a cup of curry. They were nice enough to let me try these little bread disk, and those were pretty good. Verdict: Very adventurous food, but lacking quality.

great for fresh oriental groceries stuff and fresh produces, friendly,…read moreSmall neighborhood business and diversity of authentic food cultures. nice grocery store in Clarkston GA.

The Ethiopian Traditional food was excellent at this place. I had some friends out of state over to…read moreBethlehem and they liked the food, service and ambiance so much.

Keeping with the theme of the neighborhood, Bethlehem is an Ethiopian market that also sells…read moreEthiopian take out. It's across the street from Fiesta Plaza and behind Addis Hooka. The market is very spacious and stocked with Ethiopian cooking essentials. They also have an array of American alcoholic beverages. I came into buy teff Injera $5. Owner was nice.

I would never have imagined there was a restaurant inside of a farmers market. This small…read morerestaurant has a plethora of menu items to choose from. I ordered carne asada tacos which were less than $4 a taco. When they came out, you will notice a hefty amount of protein in there. There is a condiments bar cart for any additional toppings such as onions, lime, and different types of salsa. We had a passion fruit drink, but noticed there was a small piece of hair in it. We brought it up, and they gave us a new drink right away. It's not the most extravagant restaurant, pretty cozy and small tables.

This food is delicious! Especially the Chilaquiles. And the chorizo burrito is better than I've…read moreever tasted anywhere else.