Vik's Market

The grocery store at Vik's is a SCAM. Here's why :1. We bought Alphonso Mangoes for 50$ and more than half the mangoes were ROTTEN. ( a friend who bought with us had the same experience) The same mangoes are for 30-something bucks in Milipitas and they are not rotten.2. Frozen Patti Samosas of the Vik's brand - had to throw the entire packet because it had all become one giant lump that refused to dissolve even after defrosting ( the baking instructions say put it directly in the oven which doesn't work either)3. The store brand Namkeen was tasteless and heavily priced.DO NOT buy stuff from their grocery store. It's a sham.

It is so nice to have parking next to the market, and I also noticed they have a second lot across the street. I love this place, it is very clean and well stocked (so I am not wasting a trip) and the prices were great for the dried mint and black salt I was looking for.

Vik's Market is conveniently located attached to Vik's Chaat so after getting something to eat you can head here to stock up on groceries by catching two birds w/ one hand & later set them free. Vik's Market is a decently stocked Indian grocery store. They have various types of dried legumes, rice, & countless spices. There are many packaged snacks & frozen items as well.Really you will find all you need to stock a kitchen to do some Indian cooking at home. I enjoy doing Indian cooking at home & a good place to start for recipes would be to pick up a copy of Vegan Indian Cooking: 140 Simple and Healthy Vegan Recipes by Anupy Singla. This book features many authentic recipes & the rarer harder to find spices she recommends in this book can be found at Vik's Market.One of the most unique things about Vik's Market is they have some produce & highly recommend the bitter gourd that they carry. Although it is very bitter as the name suggests it is a unique vegetable w/ many healthy benefits.

The market is a fun atmosphere and the food was great. But there are other factors that impact one's experience at an establishment, such as safety and security.Our rental car was broken into and items stolen within the 20 minute period we were parked in their lot. They have signs posted noting they're not responsible for loss. It's true we should not have left any valuables in our car. But a business should do their due diligence to ensure their premises are safe and secure. They have no lights in the parking lot, nor any security guards, and told us this happens all the time. Looking at past reviews, you'd think they would invest in some spot lights or security cameras over the past couple years. But they haven't, and shame on them. We will never come back here--that is not what you want a customer to remember about your store.

Sunday hours posted as 8pm, showed up at 7:40pm Sunday, grocery and Chaat areas closed for new transactions. Please update your Yelp hours.

This review is for the grocery store. The staff doesn't really care much, they packed broken snack packets in our bags and refused to address the issue. The veggies are mostly dry and not fresh. The staff definitely needs to be more customer friendly.Like their Paneer though, probably the best in town.

I love love love coming here to get lunch, and to buy supplies. I was shocked when i saw that the prices are almost double what they used to be. They did fill up my dosa with alot of veggies, much more than before. Still, this place isn't very affordable anymore. I can't do lunch over 20 bucks very often.

Their market expanded! It's huge now! I've been coming here since it was *only* a market in a warehouse a few blocks away, and now it's a mini-empire. Great spot to come for Indian produce or any sort of Indian snacks, candy, etc. It's attached to the fantastic restaurant, so this place is very worth a trip.

Viks is an acquired taste - food is good and the last time I ate there so were the prices. Personal favorites are the veg samosas and the thali of the day - as long as it's veg.I've eaten street food all over India a what Viks offer is definitely authentic.Make sure to visit their shop as well, they carry a good selection of British foods as well.Helpful hint: visit during the week - on the weekends (especially Sunday) it will be packed and you'll be lucky to find a table.

we brought "ready to eat" paneer makhani and navratan korma and threw them away .tasteless and horriible and totally non edible . bad outsourcing job .ready to throw actually , stay away from their viks brand of ready to eat products!!! waste of money !