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    Shams Halal Market

    4.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Saraga International Market

    Saraga International Market

    4.1
    (214 reviews)
    3.0 mi
    $$

    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.

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    Super Morelos

    Super Morelos

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    I stopped into Super Morelos to pick up some tortillas. The store is super organized and neat…read moreinside. I was met by an irresistible wall of fresh baked goods, that I could not resist. I picked up a fruit filled puff pastry. They carry everything you'd expect from a Latin/ Mexican grocery store. There were three walls of reasonably priced spices. Refrigerated cases held exotic cuts of fresh meats. And there were shelves of neatly arranged dry goods such as beans, corn meals, rice and canned goods. And I found the tortillas. In the back was a small produce area. Some of the produce could have been a bit fresher. The store offers a lot, but is small enough that it is easy to find stuff. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

    I could have sworn I had been to this Super Morelos, but apparently there are a few other Super…read moreMorelos in Indianapolis. This one is as super as the other ones I've been to. The panaderia area is kind of small, but the basics are there, like conchas, sprinkle cookies, danishes and bollios. Then there's a big carneceria area, where you can get meat and things like fresh chicharrones. There's a small produce section, too. The rest of the store is a bit cramped, with canned goods and chips and cookies and things. You'll find a lot of Mexican and Ecuadorean foods, as well as products from other countries.

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    Shams Halal Market - halal - Updated August 2026

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