Sometimes you just need something quick and cheap for lunch, and if that is the case and you are in…read morethe mood for Indian food then Sangam Mart is certainly an option. I have not had an opportunity to venture around their supermarket so I don't know how good or bad that area is, but I've had their cafeteria food on a couple of occasions. Just to be clear, the speed and price of the food are the big positives, but it comes at the cost of quality. On my first visit, I ordered their Kongu mutton biryani and paneer tikka masala. The biryani was really dull and not very well conceived. The mutton itself was on the dry end and the spices did not pop like you'd expect in a fresh biryani. I'd say the color of the biryani itself is very telling. The paneer tikka masala was decent, but the paneer itself was really dense and chewy. I could at least enjoy the curry some, but would have liked a little more spice in that too. I came back and ordered their chicken curry. To be clear, it was labeled as "chicken curry", not a butter chicken, a korma or a vindaloo, just a curry. The flavors were Indian in nature, but not very harmonious like a well thought out curry. It was also very watery, and the chicken was dry and more bone than meat. The prices here are probably the biggest pull factor for Sangam Mart, they are the cheapest Indian spot in the area by a good bit! With such short lunch breaks and the desire to not burn through your wallet, Sangam Mart has its place. However, with so many other fantastic Indian restaurants in the area, it is hard for me to justify choosing Sangam Mart over the competition.

Today was my first time dining here, and I will definitely be back! I ordered a paneer biryani and…read moregulab jamun. I've been searching for gulab jamun for over ten years and finally found it here at this restaurant! My friend's mother made even better ones than this restaurant's, but it was still sweet and delicious. The paneer was creamy and the dish was very spicy. Definitely needed the yogurt to offset the spice! Service was alright, ambiance of the seating outside was good but no shade!

My daughter and I have visited the Golden Hex several times and we just love the diversity. Their…read morefresh Kielbasa is so good. My daughter is a huge Borscht lover but when she doesn't want to make it from scratch she loves the packets available. The store is very clean and well stocked and maintained. The employees are always helpful and get you checked out quickly.

It was interesting but I had no idea what more than half the things in the store were, and if they…read morewere vegan. All the labels were in foreign languages. The one thing that I absolutely loved was the Turkish hand cream that I bought here. There was a picture of olives on the container, so I figured it was a skincare product with olive oil in it. It's called Zentiyagi Besleyici Bakim Kremi by Arko Nem. That translates to Olive Oil Nourishing Beauty Cream. It makes my hands feel so nourished and soft! I love it! They also have the Ritter Sport whole almond chocolates made of almonds from California. Had to buy!

I was looking for some samosa chaat, in the little cafe inside this grocery store was pretty good…read more It was under $10, and quite filling. It had the sweet and savory flavors going on, and although it was a little bit soggy, I enjoyed it. If you're craving some chaat, this works in a pinch. You can even order online and then pick it up. The grocery store also has a very nice collection of Indian ingredients, so I stayed to shop for a bit.

Only went here to buy mango lassi, which is available in Bombay Central's desserts concession…read more Been here twice already; the first time, I had to wait for the lady who was supposed to be behind the desserts concession, and she wasn't friendly. One of the cashiers also just glanced at me as if I wasn't welcome here. The space of this Indian grocery is quite large, and the whole place looked clean. They offer authentic Indian products, most of which I'm not familiar with. I just bought 1 mango lassi on each of my 2 visits. It cost about about $5+ but the first time, I was charged with convenience fee for using my debit card because I spent less than $10 - So unprofessional! The second time, I just used cash to avoid paying the convenience fee. Mango lassi was good: creamy, refreshing mango taste with a lot of cardamom. It's quite sweet; sweeter than most mango lassis we tried. My girl thought it was too sweet. I slightly agreed but I would probably buy this again if they ever decide to get rid of that ridiculous fee. | Overall Score: 3.4/5

Turkuaz just moved up the street next to the Bosphorus restaurant. The new space is bigger and they…read morestill have an amazing collection of international treats, spices, canned vegetables, rice and frozen foods. I love that they carry German chocolate brands like milka and hanuta and Haribo made on Turkey with real fruit juice. The owners are so sweet. Prices are great too! Come in for an international shopping adventure.

Super store with very helpful people-- Great products - go…read morethere for your Mediterranean Middle Eastern essentials

It's always nice to visit La Bonita to stock up on some Latino groceries. This visit we got some…read morearepas and hot chocolate. We were also looking for some imported flour and found 1 brand. They have a good selection of groceries, as well as hot dishes and freshly-made tortillas.

Omg this foods is so tasty! Got takeout but the food was fresh and so delicious!! Want to try…read moreeverything!

Good selection of tastey well-prepared curries and biryanis. Tables available but cafe seems to be…read morebest suited for carry out. Wonderful, helpful staff. Will return to sample other dishes.

Poor customer service. Like many I live in the neighborhood, I needed a spice on the way back from…read morea workout at the clubhouse. The moment I stepped inside, the store clerk demanded to know why I was there. When I told him I was looking for garam masala, he abruptly said, "sorry sir, we don't have that," then proceeded to follow me around as though I was up to no good.

Found my Japanese food ingredients. Wish they had more vegetables, but what they do have is nicely…read moreportioned. So one can use. A lot of Asian market sell in large almost bulk,when I only need a little bit. Love that Toyo has small sizes at a reasonable price.

This small shop has a great selection of fresh, frozen and shelf-stable products like noodles,…read morecurries, rice, snacks, sake, Japanese housewares and more. This is a family run grocery who are friendly and knowledgeable. And depending on how much you spend, they may treat to to some sweets, sushi or both. It's a corner store in a strip mall next to two Mexican joints. The parking lot is rough but there's plenty of parking.