Everything a person from Hawaii would need, including passion fruit juice and spam musubi!read more

We have heard such good things about this international grocery store and had been planning to…read morevisit the store at Castleton. We were pleasantly surprised that there was a store much closer to us on the Southside. Of course we went inside to explore. They have so many international food but we were told this is the smallest store of there 3 locations. Parking was at a premium and as expected they had many shoppers on a weekday morning. The produce was beautiful and they had many varieties also. There is a fresh fish area and a meat area as well as a small restaurant in the back of the store. The employees were friendly and quite helpful in locating some items that we wanted. There is a large selection of fresh, frozen and canned items. You should check this place out if you are in the area.

This place has everything you could want. I found Oxtails, Rip tips, and St. Louis rib here. All…read moreaffordable and plenty of meats. The produce sections was wonderful. So many fruits and vegetables to explore. A go to of mine at least once a month!

Kroger could never. You can find things at Saraga that you can't find anywhere else in Indy, and…read morefor that, I love this international grocery store. That said, this is not my favorite Saraga. (My favorite Saraga is the one in Castleton.) This Saraga is a little grody, to be honest. But how can you hate on a grocery store that exists in Indianapolis with such an abundance of food from all around the world? Overall, I am so glad this place is here. I visited Saraga not knowing what I was looking for, but was quickly drawn to the Japanese snacks aisle. I saw lots of different flavors of Ramune (that Japanese marble soda), which is my children's favorite, and Pocky, my favorite. Then I went to the seafood aisle and looked at the fish swimming in the aquarium below their unlucky brethren who had been filleted and arranged in the display case. Then I walked to the Mexican food aisle and saw many kinds of Mexican candy. The frozen food aisle had lots of different things, from Indian samosas to Korean vegetable pancakes. The meat aisle is hardcore. But, that's to be expected at an international grocery store. Be prepared to see pig snouts and chicken feet packaged next to less offensive, ambiguous red hunks of meat. This is the place to get bulk rice and beans, imported snacks and produce that you can't find anywhere else, like yuca root and plantains. I love Saraga in general, and this one is good and important to this part of Indy.

This is a cool Asian grocery store with fresh produce, meat, snacks and other international items…read more I found two of my favorite snacks here (hello panda and rice cakes). There is a section towards the back of the store with cooked food such as pig ears, chicken feet and duck tongues. Items seemed a bit cheaper than at Saraga although not by much. The cashier line was short and the staff present were pleasant. It does have a funny smell but it is probably due to all the live animals.

I shop here all the time. The produce is fresh and I can find many items here that are not…read moreavailable anywhere else. The shelves are almost always well-stocked. My only complaint is the bathroom - UGH. Don't use the bathroom here unless it's a dire emergency!

Must try place if you love tacos. I recommend "tacos de suadero" my personal favorite which is beef…read morefrom belly/flank area.

Decided to pop in since I live nearby. I'm so glad I did. Delicious authentic Mexican food! The…read moreasada tacos were fire, so much flavor. Their beans were good too with a little kick to them.

A great little bodega on the south side…read more They've got an incredible butcher here. This is probably the best poultry in Indianapolis. Whatever you want, he'll do it to order. Every now and then, they'll have a Crock Pot of something good going on. The smell when you walk in the door will sucker you in. And finally... my weak spot. Mexican Coke. This was the first place I ever remember seeing it in the States (although it is everywhere now) but this place is right at the back of my neighborhood. It's a little run down and a little dark but don't let that scare you off. It's got that '70s Kmart vibe (with less neon signage). I'm so used to all of the modern grocery stores that I forget that they used to look like this. It's not that it isn't clean, it's just old. Get out there and support your neighbors. Tierra del Sol is way better quality than Walmart and not even a mile away.

Just a little Mexican grocery store with the best Carnitas in town! Don't believe me? Go try them…read more To my knowledge they are only available on Sunday! You can also get Tamales and great bread on Sunday. They just started selling tacos, tortas, and burritos and so far everything that I have had is just delicious. The owner is very friendly and attentive, she treats you like family every time! I love coming here and don't doubt stopping in!

I found puerto Rican food closer to home. Huge variety. Meat and fish counter has a large…read moreselection. Fruits and vegetables a large selection from around the world. New international grocery on the Eastside.

The place is clean,, find a lot of Asia Foods here, Special find my favorite live fishes and…read moreLobsters lol

There asian grocery store is soo big and i love the diversity in this store, they don't only just…read moresell asian food and items they sell many American Items such as beauty supplies + baby toys and clothes and so much more. when you go in they make you feel so welcome and you hav got to buy there big soft asian blanket IT IS THE BEST OUT THE BEST DURING THE COLD TIME, i love this store and will forever keep going and keep recommending to all my fellow friend!

From the owner: We are very cleaned environments and keeps our produce fresh and inventory dates are good. read more

The people were very nice in telling us what certain things to get, and they gave us a lot of…read moreadvice on how to make the foods. I would definitely recommend coming.

What a cool place on 135. It's an Indian grocery store with a kitchen too. I was greeted by a…read morenice gentleman that helped me order some items I'd never tried before. Loved the food and the service. I was given a complimentary tea and it was also very tasty. I'll def be back.

In the counter, there was an Indian Punjabi lady or girl, when we entered and her way of talk was…read moreso rude and disrespectful. And we just entered and we came back. If you want to run the business then you need to attend the customer first ether she was using her phone she was standing there and she was not doing anything. Very bad experience. Their stuff is expired and two to three things I give it to them and they said sorry.

After getting a Togo food order make sure check your items! Most time if they out of any kinda dish…read morethey give you something else and charge you same . And there waiting line is always long so order at least 2 hours before. Food is good but service is not professional

I wish I could give a review based on the inside of this store or the customer service but we…read moreshowed up an hour before the grocery was supposed to close and it was closed. No note on the door... Nothing. It was very disappointing because my son has wanted to go there for quite some time and he was having friends spend the night and they were excited about going. Wish they would've been open so we could've seen the selection they have. Hoping to update this at a later date when we can find it open.

Great store, clean, great products and service, and very friendly staff…read more Out of all the desi/indian grocery stores nearby, this one is our favorite.