Best indian grocery store in Ann Arbor, Michigan (MI) 2024

DANGER DANGER WILL ROBINSON The fruit sold at this location is of very low quality. The people working are more interested in watching TV and looking at their phones than helping their customers. When it is pointed out that their merchandise is expired I have actually seen them kick people out of the store. Their samosas have very low quality ... varied.. and often they Run out. The sweets are also a variable quality and sometimes they are very dry and hard. I have also seen African Americans being followed around the store. I brought a friend with me who happened to be African American and we separated and they started to follow him. Furthermore there are other stores you can go to that sell Indian groceries within the city and in Canton and Garden City. I would suggest by all means not to shop at this grocery store. Also, I have determined that many of the reviews are fake. For instance, you will see negative reviews and then suddenly you'll see many positive reviews all of which I have determined to be fake. Can not say how this was determined but it is pretty obvious if one does their due diligence ~john

Actually I like to clarify that price for small Asfodia is 1.99 and big one 3.49. you can talk to owner about this. It's same price at Patel Brother's also. Prices are very low, compair to Patel brother's and other places in Ann Arbor, and products also very good. Make sure talk to owner about all your confusion. ~Surekha