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    Indian Bazaar

    3.4 (18 reviews)
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    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Garlic Chili Dosa to go
    Mike C.

    The Dosa are amazing. I discovered this gem through a coworker, and she swears by them for the authenticity. I agree with the other reviewers that they have plenty of Indian street food and great prices. I've sampled 6 or 7 menu items, and loved them all. It's fun to do a food trip with someone familiar with the fare. Highly recommend the garlic chili dosa if you like spicy, or another dosa if not. Also, the samosa are great here. It's a good thing this place isn't downtown or I'd be there far too often.

    There's a little vegetarian restaurant, Indian style (cleaner).
    Rohan D.

    This grocery is very tight and claustrophobic, but pretty clean and well organized. Good combination of South Asian ingredients, spices, produce, canned jarred and frozen goods. It's also a little veg "fast" Indian food place with some different dishes than the usual Indian restaurant in America fare. They seem to specialize in Southern Indian, the Chief of Staff and I were pleasantly surprised to find a very authentic tasting Chettinad vegetable curry. Around the turn of the last century into mid 20th century the Chettinars of Karaikudi in Tamil Nadu made little personal fortunes in finance and trade, they were a merchant clan-caste. Now scattered far from their homeland, the fascinating and beautiful Hindu-Tamil-Art-Deco architecture of their mansions make for a sad but still impressive ghost town. Their cuisine lives on, it's not spicy hot but rather sweet as the result of influence from the French in Pondicherry and spices indigenous to Southern India (chili peppers actually came from the New World, the Tainos who were killed by Columbus, so there's an ironic Indian connection). Too much information? Can't help it, I'm a sociology professor. So unlike the somewhat inconsistent version at Maharaja, you can get a pretty Chettinad Chettinad curry here. Don't expect fancy, the dining area reminds me of Southern India (less insects, cleaner), I don't mind eating here, but you might want to get it to go. Actually they also sell Indian tiffin here, you might have fun taking it home in an actual Indian lunch box.

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    I had the dosa and it was awful. Tasted like rubber. Maybe it was just a bad day...but I would not recommend.

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    I've had the dosas and the chohle bhature here several times and have enjoyed my food every single time.

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    I just came here recently 2 times. First of all the baked chicken is AMAZING, flavorful,not dry,…read moreand not too greesy. I picked up some sushi since recently getting into it and developed a craving and was highly satisfied! Staff was friendly and pointed me right to what I was looking for which I appreciate a lot. I love that they have cold pressed juice here. And think it's cool they offer fresh pressed peanut butter- I think that makes them stand out. I grabbed there magazine they had displayed by the carts and it had some really great recipes for those like myself wanting to continue strong prioritizing health. Fresh thyme is like a more organic feeling pick n'save. They do have seating to sit down and eat at this location which I've done before and have a pleasent view of the city street. They serve hot soup, I've gotten their cheesy broccoli when I was sick and it was creamy and what I would hope to expect. I've gotten lucky with parking in a slot right outside the store but they actually have a parking structure too which is such a stress relief when parking in the city can be a pain! There's a beautiful sidewalk to walk alongside the river just 30 feet down from the entrance as well with benches when the weathers nice and you just want to grab a drink and snack and sit for a minute.

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