“Great selection of specialty foods from, no surprise, around the Caspian. My Eastern European family can find the uncommon imported foods and ingredients we need. I bought pickled cabbages, sour cherries, two of five (!) types of eggplant spreads, some spicy pickled veggies. Good stuff.”
“Guntur Haleem 4.5/5Regular Goat Haleem 5/5 - Enjoyed a delicious goat Haleem with a 85% match to the authentic Hyderabadi version, a first for me in the USA.Natukodi Haleem- first time for me. Very good. We call harees for a chicken haleem. But this natukodi haleem tasted almost like goat haleem .Biryani- I have tried their hyderabadi dum chicken biryani, ambur chicken biryani and goat biryani. The Biryani's were not the typical Hyderabadi dum style, but freshly prepared with strong flavors and a subtle spice. I found it to be a delightful change as we usually prefer spicier dishes. I also hope they offer a variety of boneless and mixed chicken pieces rather than only providing leg pieces.Nikkah Mutton Biryani - so tasty, and I couldn't stop eating it. The goat meat was incredibly tender, and I have no idea where they source it from, but it's exceptional. The flavor and aroma are fantastic.Poori with chicken curry - A flavorful Chicken Curry.Double ka metha - One of the best sweets I have tasted here.Raitha - 10/5 - YES thats true. It tasted so good.”
“Accidentally discovered this mom and pop grocery store while dining at the Ethiopian restaurant next door. They seemed pretty stocked on Turkish goods and various middle eastern snacks but the star of the show is their baklava. OMG this is the best baklava I've ever had in the US. It's life changing good! If nothing else, come here just for the baklava.”