Colors Grocery

I was on the hunt for moong dal, and a friend recommended this store. I bought 4 lbs of moong dal for $6.99, such a good price! Don't go to Amazon and buy here instead. I also bought a few lychees, which were plump and juicy, some mango ice cream, mango Lassi, paneer, and their fresh samosas. Great store to buy your Indian food staples! Also, where else can you buy $0.99 chai?! Nowhere!Come support your local shops! Friendly service, too. The only downside is that not every item had a price by it. You can ask the shop attendant and they will let you know.

This is a very bizarre market. Everything is kind of slung around and disorganized, every time you go there are different brands and it's fairly small. It isn't a grocery store but more like a corner store to get your random spices you need. Not a whole lot of selection of veggies.At first I thought it was just another run of the mill Indo-Pak halal desi market. While they do have your typical Indian and Arab foods, they actually have a nice selection of East European, and Balkan items as well. Smoked goat and veal from Bosnia, Bulgarian and Russian sodas, frozen byrek from Albania, Macedonian and Turkish pickles/dips. That alone makes it worth a stop to see some staple foods from a cuisine that is underrepresented in the south. They also sell incense, perfumes, shisha tobacco, and Hindu and Islamic paraphernalia at a good price. You can't find enough here to fill your fridge, but there is enough the odd and obscure little treasures to find that make it worth a stop.