Neelam Pacific Market

I really have nothing to compare this market to as I don't visit Indian places very often. I see some people have left negative reviews due to their service. I would say it felt normal compared to any other supermarket, not overly friendly but not rude either. They have a HUGE variety of products that fascinated me, some items seemed really expensive but again, I have nothing to compare it to. We went in looking for something cool to consume since it was such a hot day. The basil seed drink was on sale for a dollar, very refreshing and not too sweet, reminds me of chia seeds. Mango lassi of course is a classic and this Desi brand was quite tasty $1.99 I also tried the mint flavor which was definitely a unique taste -- it was salty -- kinda like drinking salad dressing. I thought I read the sign that said the drinks are $1.49 but I see on my receipt after I left it's $1.99 for both. Maybe this is the price gouging some other reviewers refer to?

I always buy more stuff than I plan for. It is amazing! Their samosa and chicken puff are delicious too, you will be able to get hold of those if you visit early in the day. The service is great.

Called in to see if they had a specific item in stock and the cashier who answered the phone was very rude.First off, I didn't like how he answered the phone with a very aggressive tone. It went something like this, "huh!?" I then proceeded to explain if they had this specific bag in stock and the response I got was mind shocking. He goes "Do you think we have this item in stock aloo kA pat-a !?!!" I was in huge disbelief! I managed to kept my cool but hopefully this one star review can make up for it!! !Disclaimer! The item was not in stock. I will go in person to confront the person who I spoke with. No wonder this sh!t hole of a store has all 1 star reviews. Just go ahead and shut the business down pal!

Grocery Store is fine, sometimes they'll have what you need - sometimes not. Reason for 1 star is their Customer Service. Yes - they can seem like extremely kind people but when you have a very long history with them, they end up showing their true colors. I have been coming to this store for about 15+ years and also maybe once every 4-5 months.I don't come a lot but since this being a small store, the owner recognizes me. He's kind to the face but really a not so great person once getting to know.

I came back here just recently to check out their store and grab all my Fijian groceries. Luckily for me, this place hasn't changed much! They didn't have the sought-after pumpkins, but they did have the Big Sister Fruit Cake from Australia that many have. The wrapping had changed a bit, but I was still happy to purchase them at $6 each. And while I was at it, I threw in some of those ice cream or kulfi add-ons: Parle G biscuits. They go well with ice cream and are a fun treat, if you like biscuits (not to be confused with crackers!). If you go, try to park in the back, as they have ample street parking that won't get you a ticket. It's fairly easy to enter through the back and it helps avoid the main street rush. If you go, I hope you enjoy it as an alternative Indian store with many British and Fijian goods.

They have Cadbury, peanut-slap, milo & cereal all the way from Australia. It's the real deal. They also have Maggie noodles, chow, and all the things we use to buy when we're at the islands. I highly recommend this store. The only problem is, you'll always walk out with more stuff than anticipated lol

As always, they never run out of the things I need. The store is quite stocked. From Sacramento to the Bay Area, this family run business is by far the best. They're always pleasant!

Friendly owner, tasty fresh samosas, huge inventory & good prices on SpicesFun place to browse. Open late(ish).,

Very good store for the area. Good customer service. It is relatively small but you can find everything.

The negative reviews are justified, I thought it was just my experience: The owner of the store is an asshole. I was in line to buy some snacks when I saw him berate an older woman up ahead of me. I don't even think it was like a cultural/language thing (where some people just talk loudly), you could tell he was being condescending and rude.I put my shit away and walked out, I could tell he was looking at me but idc. I'm not trying to support a business where they think it's okay to be disrespectful to people supporting them.