Imran's Market

Had a friend bring me here yesterday and I fell in love! The fruit selection is incredible. I absolutely love how you can find so many different spices! The backroom is the treasure spot for sure. My son was really happy with all the goodies I brought home for him!

This is one of the better ethnical grocery stores in the area. They have hard-to-find Indian, Pakistani, arabic, and latino items. And it's clean and fairly well organized.It's missing a fresh meat counter, and that seems to make it easier to have a clean store. They do have frozen meat.They do some odd things (re-selling Costco eggs, for example). But that is not too surprising.This will be my go to store for hard-to-find ethnic items in the Bothell/Lynwood/Everett area.

After a few years of passing by this market, enticed by the signs for cheap produce, I finally stopped by. I passed by again -- so had to pull a u-turn to get there, but I made it happen. Turns out they are like most other places -- some things are a great price, while others aren't so good. And, some of the produce isn't in the best condition. Grabbing a bag of red onions for $1.49, I went inside to see what else they had. It feels somewhat European inside -- almost like an extended convenience store with limited selections. The prices are standard retail, so I passed on most things... except for some packets of spices that you really can't find most other places. They have some interesting products, and this is one of them -- packets that can make you seem like a cook with lots of practice with ethnic cuisine. Just beware -- while spices don't really expire (just kind of fade), the packets I saw had many very close to their best buy date. Bottom line: Some cheap produce that may or may not be good quality, some cool items that you won't find anywhere else. Stop on by if it's on your way somewhere.

They always give me incorrect change and it is always in their favor. The will over ring so pay attention to item prices carefully. Use a calculator and you will see. I thought it was me but other people have mentioned it. The owner and his staff tried to physically remove me from the store because I wanted a refund after I was overcharged and received an extremely rude response when I told the cashier of his mistake. After a civil back and forth with the owner about what I would do if I were in his shoes I decided not to purchase anything at that store ever again. When I asked for a refund I was told "NO!" I called the police and they forced the owner to refund my money on the spot. He told them he had the right to keep my payment even though I did not have the products because he did not like the tone of my voice. I recorded the incident but stopped short of posting it on youtube.

This is the best place to go shopping. Their service is wonderful very helpful. We will be shopping here a lot.

This is my go to place for Tahini, Indian spices, Danish white cheese, paneer, figs, bulgars, red lentils and much more! I found this place after the last jar of tahini I bought locally was petrified. It wasn't past the due date but it was harder than the Prudential rock!The only negative here is that the produce isn't always the best, but they do have a lot of things you won't find at a Safeway.

Very nice store. Nice selection of groceries. They also have fresh fruits and vegetables. Tons of good looking Mangoes too. The place is very clean. Easy parking. Very friendly staff and good prices. They have Pakistani mangoes because special orders only. I got the boxes and these were the most delicious mangoes I had in my life.

Good clean grocery store offering a variety of Indian selection. Pricing is better compared to Indian super Market & Mayuri foods.

It is a clean place. There is a nice selection of vegetables, but they really shine with the herbs and spices. All the herbs that other places sell in little, and expensive, plastic containers, these people sell in bulk, and they keep them fresh. I didn't see fresh bay leaf, but Taragon, Thyme, Rosemary, etc, are all there.Then around the back there is an Indian dry goods market with every spice you can think of. Sometimes I get something I have never heard of, and look up a recipe, to expand my food knowledge. I can't talk about the groceries, I haven't been on that side.The one thing I don't like is that they want top dollar on produce. A couple years ago one of them gave me a better price because I bought a full case, but I haven't seen him anymore. If you ask for a deal, like expiring bananas, who is working that day will determine if they make a deal

I love this market. I've been going here for years and love recommending this place to people. They've got a lot of the spices I use for cooking and great fruit/veggie selection! The employees are super sweet with kids too!