New Indian Supermarket

Honestly I didn't think Tracy needed another Indian Grocery store.. then I visited here. I wasn't fully prepared for not only how big this store is but the huge variety of products.They occupy the corner lot of this plaza so the store itself is large and crammed full of pretty much everything you need. Fresh produce, Dairy, an insane amount of Frozen breads, Rice, Sauces, Spices, Legumes and even a hot counter with Samosas ect.One thing I especially like about Indian Grocery stores is they tend to have a selection of British items too and here you will find an entire isle dedicated to Tea and Biscuits (American translation: Cookies. Except way better than any Nabisco / Keebler creation). Plus imported British Chocolate One thing I will say is don't expect a quick stop here because 1. There's so many items to browse and 2. It is very busy. Waiting in line at the Checkout for 20 minutes isn't uncommon.

0 customer service most of them don't even speak English. No prices on items. Some items expired.Insects in most of the items. They just want to sell they don't inspect all of their products. Should be held accountable for items that are expired and have insects and bugs in them. Owner should be ashamed of himself and his business and the city needs to step in to investigate.

Bad service bad quality food. I ll not shop there anymore expired food. Smells nasty

I wanted to like this place because there aren't enough ethnic grocery stores in Tracy. Unfortunately, the only positive to me is they have a huge assortment of spices. Here are the bad:- check your receipts! I was charged a different price than the price labeled in the package. - aisles are just slightly big enough to fit the widths of 2 carts- the huge assortment of spices are extremely poorly organized. I must have spent 30 minutes looking for ground nutmeg. - flies hovering all over the produce- workers will not step out of your way if you're trying to get through the narrow aisles, but they'll pull pallets through and you better clear the aisle. An old couple was too slow to move and they got a dirty sneer from one of the workers.

The price of the mango was $12.99 but they charged me $16.99. I went back and told the cashir but she refused to refund and didn't care. Also the place stinks really bad. STAY AWAY

I would give it a zero star if allowed. The worst customer service. The employees can't communicate in English and when you ask for management, they said they are not available. When I tried to discuss my issues she hung up on me 3 times because she couldn't communicate. Last Sunday I ordered 30 samosas and was told on the phone it was $1.25 each. when I went to pick it up they sent me to Dhaba to pick it up and they changed the price to $1.49 each.

We live thirty minutes away from this store and only go there about once a month when we go to the Afghan Market next door for the good bread they bake in store. Then we found this store which had very good prices for the produce. On Saturday we bought a lot of stuff, including a cardboard basket of grapes. We needed other stuff and that was when I realized that many things (especially behind the cooler doors) didn't have prices. So I ended up buying a dozen eggs for a very high price. Anyway, we go straight home and the grapes went straight into the fridge. The next day I go to serve some of them and realized that the top layer was nice and the rest - purposely hidden underneath - was completely rotten. Moldy! Too far to return them. So if you shop there, which I may not do again, be very careful and check everything. I didn't expect to see anything like this in an American store.

I purchased Multigrain atta (Deep Brand) and they charged $30 for 20LB pack. I felt it was over priced and verified 1 more time then went to Savis store where they charged $21. I returned the item back immediately and looks like New India Super market got changed where some items are over priced and not worth to come here anymore from Mountain House.

Just want to share my experience. I have been in Bay Area for over 20 years and I must say this is is the best Indian super market I have been to. Variety of brands to choose from. Clean and well stocked . Vegetables are always fresh and reasonably priced .Want to a give big shout out to the staff - Gargi, Harleen and Aman . They are always attentive ,kind to customers and try their best to go the extra mile to help. It's always a pleasant experience to shop there .

Update: have given this store a few more chances since my last reviews it's only gotten worse: I think their goal is to sell literally anything they can fit in the store. It smells like dead animal inside the store and I'm 100% sure not single staff member bathes. How I know this, you may ask? You can smell them from ten feet away and it makes you want to choke on your own vomit because your vomit would smell better then some of their workers. Not a single chance of going back to this store with new options opening up in Tracy. Beyond that, the cashiers need the "Rudest/Worst Cashier in the Central Valley" award.