Trinethra Super Market

A solid Indian market, with a nice little restaurant attached. Dry goods like rice of course, seasoning mixes, snacks. Lots of fresh produce, a good amount of frozen items. Nice smells. Clean and well organized.

Small Indian market with a lot of fresh and non-perishables at very good prices. First time there and was able to find some spices I'd been looking for. Super clean and well organized. They also have a small restaurant, but we've never eaten there. However, the aromas were amazing. Will return.

This is an Indian grocery store. Small store but a lot of stuff packed. Very disorganized. Shelves, carts and floors are always dirty. I have been there few times and every time I have seen expired products on the shelves. The people working there are very rude. Even if you try to be nice to them, they are still rude. No such thing as professional manners. There are so many other Indian grocery stores in Columbus that I rather drive across town then shop at this place.

Despite being a block away from my workplace, I never knew this place existed here. My wife found it upon googling and we decided to do following week's groceries here. Small in size but has everything if you're looking for some south Asian foods. Upon checking out I reviewed the receipt and spotted a charge for the item I didn't have in my bag nor had I even picked it up. I went back to the cashier, he haughtily asked me the receipt and refunded the amount. Assuming it an accidental act, I left. Weeks later I entered the store again(rather reluctantly). Loaded my cart with stuffs and checked out as usual. Again I checked the receipt upon exiting. God! There was some extra charge for some item I didn't have. I again went back, the cashier was so mad at me. Hurriedly he refunded without uttering a word. What a loot in the broad daylight! Never ever will I go back here. Watch out folks!!

It's an indian grocery place. They carry a lot of everyday indian essential along with pooja ingredients and utensils. I like their dosa and idli batter mix. One good thing here is they have 'Hyderabad house' an indian restaurant inside the store which is open all 7 days since the store is open for 7 days a week. It makes it really convenient to grab indian food any day of the week. I would love it if they could improve on their frozen sections and add more products. Compared to other indian grocery stores, they have fewer brand options available, and their prices are moderate.

I found this little Indian market in a strip center at Sancus & Lazelle. It was very bright and clean and had very fresh looking produce. I enjoy cooking Indian-inspired recipes with paneer. I grabbed a block along with some naan, chutney, pappadum and spice mixes. Great prices. Bags of rice line the wall and seem competitively priced if you need rice in bulk.

This is an Indian grocery supermarket. What's good about this place, is that it's very close to my place. This is a relatively new store and is still picking up its pace. I usually buy Indian breads (rotis & paraathaas) from any Indian store. There are a few products that I still do not find here as compared to other Indian grocery stores. E.g. I did not find the 20 piece pack of Aloo paraatha (potato stuffed bread).Most of the goods sold here are a bit expensive, but they do have some promotional offers on rare occasions.But I would still say, this is not a bad option to buy Indian products if you are living anywhere near Polaris area and do not wish to drive all the way to Patel bros.

I stopped by here because I was in the area. I love checking out different markets. This one id say has a close nit vibe. What I mean is it feels like there are regulars that go there. That have a relationship with the people who work there. It didn't feel too friendly or welcoming. No one said anything to me as I walked around. And the people stocking just kind of ignored my existence. I noticed a lot of dry and canned groceries. Not as much fresh stuff. Just wasn't the vibe for me.

The store is alright, not what it used to be. More importantly, beware of a Hindi speaking cashier, a big guy who is pretty discourteous and a cheat. He charged us for an extra item when we visited a day before and when asked wouldn't agree and started cooking up stories. I would double check all items he's ringing up, not sure how many others have been cheated by him. Not going back to that store ever again!

This place is the real deal when it comes to Indian Markets. Quality products at prices that will not break the bank. Also be sure to grab a bite at the side restaurant (your taste buds will thank you). Last, they also opened a bakery next door! The bakery has everything you would expect (Indian cakes, pies, teas, etc).