Sugandh India Imports

Check out for expired food items. They sold us kawan paratha which expired in 2014, my mistake i didnt check the label while buying. But was about to feed us our 3 years old when we got a pungent smell, had to throw all. Next day when I turned to the store with the receipt and label to point out expired food, the store guy was unapologetic and was instead showing bogus attitude. He was asking «where are the parathas», come on, does it mean he still wants to sell those to some other customer? Now today we realized the paneer we got from them the same day, is also rotten. There is no label with the date in paneer, else would have sent to food and safety department. I would never visit that store again, Namaste plaza is way better.

I was always skeptical of this store, mainly because it is not as crowded as New India Bazaar which is less than half a mile away. But still decided to give it a chance and I am glad I did. The store has everything you would expect in an Indian store, including regional things such as Maharashtrian, South Indian, Gujrathi etc. There never has been a time when we didn’t find anything we wanted. The owner is very friendly. The store is clean and you don’t need to spend 15 mins looking for parking.

Went with my mother in law to grab some fresh produce at this little Indian market near our home. Upon entering all I saw were Indians, no surprise because it’s Indian market right! They have very fresh produce and the owner is very friendly. However, they don’t sell meat here so if you want to come here for meat it will be a waste of Time. I really like this place because it’s close, convenient and they sell fresh fresh fresh produce! Will be coming back for more. Oh they have very helpful staff too by the way! I would give them 5 stars but because they don’t have meat I’ll give them a 4 which is still good!

They have offer on expired Priya instant mixes. $ 0.99 each and 1+1 free.
The expiry date is taken off from them but If you observe closely on some of them, it reads 2010 (even if it was the year of manufacture, 2014 is really far.)

I shopped here just a couple of times. I picked out a bottle of Horlicks for my son without looking at the date. At the counter, I saw the lady looking at the Expiry date before billing. So I figured that it hadnt expired and didnt check it myself. But something in my head told me to check after I got home and sure enough the product was expired.
What angered me was that the lady had checked it and knew it had expired but still sold it to me.

Most of the items don’t have price. I had to ask for the price for each one of them before putting into the basket. Bit expensive compared to other shops, but it is clean. There are other grocery shops nearby and cheaper.

Very neat and clean place. The owners are very friendly and courteous and always greet us with warmth and politeness. Their selection of groceries is also good and the items are always well stocked and organized. They also have bollywood movies for rent and to buy. Rental rate is a dollar and selling rate is $ 2!

Just another Indian grocery store. but they just rob the customers. Some items cost almost two times as they cost in other Indian grocery stores. service is poor too. I wont recommend people to shop here.

Nice place for Indian Groceries. Adequately stocked at all times. Sunil and other owners are very courteous.

Solid mom and pop Indian shop in the same plaza as Dakao 2 banh mi sandwich shop. I love exploring grocery stores, especially ethnic ones.
Fresh produce, a vast selection of spices, rice, and ready to make Indian dish boxes (I always get the Kohinoor brand palak paneer in a box), frozen naans, yogurts, Hindi trinkets, and etc line up the well organized and clean aisles of Sugandh Imports. They also offer fresh naans and chapatis if you have a thing against frozen items.
Sugandh imports isn’t that big as they have about 5 or so aisles but they pretty much have everything you need for your Indian meal. My favorite aisle was their Indian dessert and snack aisle.
Gulab jamun, Kheer, and various Idli packages can be found here.
You can also get your Bollywood movie fix here as they have a decent selection in their dedicated movie rental corner.
Sufficiently ventilated.

This place is so well-​organized and professional! Like, when you ask to rent a Bollywood DVD, they provide you with the original, and, there’s like a barcode on it, and they scan that and put your information into the computer! This just seems so novel compared to the usual scribbling of your scratched up bootleg DVD rentals into a notebook.
The grocery offerings seem pretty comprehensive too, ranging from kurkure snacks to fresh samosas and mithai to frozen meals. I’ll be back for more than just Bollywood!