If you are looking for something different and new this place is for you. They sell various kinds…read moreof treats and products from Russia, Ukraine and just easy to say from ex Soviet Union republics. I personally go to closer one for me on Parmer lane, but I stop here when I am in the area. Dairy and meat products, sweets and desserts, chocolate and grains. You name it. My favorites can be found here. Service is always pleasant and polite. Looks bright and clean inside, they opened not too long ago but have their own clientele. I would recommend you to visit at least once.

Great service! They were out of something we wanted and was able to tell us the exact date they…read morewould arrive. We came back and bought a ton. The lady was very friendly. They had a lot of unique stuff you can't get anywhere else!

July 31, 2026 review:…read more I ordered 4 aloo parantha from kitchen and they gave me frozen parantha. I could tell just by the shape. They just thawed it and gave it to me, didn't even put on the tawa to crisp it out. I tasted it and could easily figure it out as I have eaten lot of the frozen Paranthas. PLEASE DON'T DO THIS TO YOUR CUSTOMERS. Don't lie.

It's a grocery store. But better yet, they have a food counter inside…read more Sweets! So many! You pay by weight. I don't know what ingredients are in each sweet, so I often ask. They are friendly and helpful and also suggest and recommend options. And dosas! I really like their dosas. And better yet, they sell dosa batter, if you don't want to, or know how to, ferment your own. I tried making dosas in a pan. Wasn't too successful making dosas within such a small cooking vessel, so I ended up making dosa pancakes instead. The dosas are served on a leaf positioned in a plastic tray. Grocery store itself is well-laid out. Themed aisles, white floors, very clean. Parking is aplenty.

DB World Foods is a welcome addition to the area. The store is clean, bright, and much larger…read moreinside than it appears from the outside. An impressive selection of Indian groceries is complemented by products from many other countries. The produce section looked fresh and included a variety of fruits and vegetables that are difficult to find in traditional grocery stores. Shelves are stocked with spices, rice, lentils, sauces, snacks, frozen foods, and specialty ingredients. An in-store food counter offers prepared meals and sweets. Whether searching for authentic ingredients or simply wanting to explore something new, DB World Foods is worth a visit. A great addition to the community with a wide variety of products under one roof.

5 star weekend breakfast buffet. for 13$ this js a great deal on price and quality. Fluffy idli,…read moreperfect vada, sambhar chutneys and podi. Dosa and poori too, chai and sewai as well. Dont miss this on weekend.

(Head's up I'm a gentile)…read more Went in out of boredom and hoping for wine (I rather enjoy manischewitz) No wine, but they did have a freezer for fresh meat, a fridge for cold cuts, fresh bread, and assorted packaged foods. The man who was the cashier was very polite and mentioned he was getting bread for the upcoming holiday, even saying the day he'd start having it in stock. It seems to have a bit of everything for Kosher Cooking, and I am almost certain if they don't have it, they'll get it for you.

The Shuk is a great little Kosher store in northwest Austin. I was actually looking for a deli but…read morefound this shop instead. Inside you'll find a varied selection of canned goods, snacks, candy, fresh and frozen meats and pretty much anything Kosher. Israeli ex-pats will likely find the Shuk to be a treasure trove of foods and goodies that they can't buy anywhere else. It's a little difficult to locate but well worth the effort. The owner is very friendly and helpful. If you're seeking Kosher groceries, this is a great place to start. Highly recommended.

Their Menudo is delicious! Their Asada tacos are amazing. Their meat market is probably the best in…read morethe area.. 5 stars.

I've visited La Chaparrita for the hot food and for the meat market and Mexican mart. The diner…read moreinside has very good and fresh food. Everything we got had a lot of flavor. There are chips and salsa available as well. The tortillas are not of the home made variety. The prices are fair for the area and they do have Pepsi fountain drinks. Being that there's also a store portion there's plenty of other drinks too. The serve was fast and there are a few tables to eat there. As for the meat market they have everything you could want. I am partial to the beef for fajitas. Many of the Mexican wares and candies are available. They also have a variety of aguas frescas and churros. If you're looking for a Mexican market this is a great place to visit.

Not great. Unfriendly service, unwelcoming signag. Not surprising, considering the crowd that comes…read morehere. Smells bad inside. It gets the job done, but for quality meats, buy elsewhere. And honestly, Desi Brothers is just far superior for everything else.

While we never liked stale groceries, exhorbitant pricing, or below-average service at Manpasand,…read moretoday we got even worse experience with Manpasand's event production. We attended a drama that was sponsored by the store (see attached photo) and the experience was horrible. The event was badly managed by Hamir (the owner) and everything about it was 3rd class under his management: - Bad venue/neighborhood - No parking facility - No auditorium - Worst seating arrangement in a stinking hall; No chairs for seat numbers and tickets sold to us. - No respect for audience's time - Show started 1 hour and 20 minutes late. - Horrible audio - dialogs were simply not audible. - Poles in hall were blocking audience's view of the stage - Nobody understood Sanjay Goradia's dialog because the actor had bad throat issues. - Tickets were overly priced and sold at 50% discount at the venue Show was not worth going to even if tickets were free. Our group of 15 people left before intermission as it was a waste of time. And we all reached the conclusion that we will avoid all events brought by Manpasand.

Made a trip over to replace some aging spices, as always, the selection is top notch, along with…read morethe quality and price. Definitely worth a look and compare with other groceries. Seems like they've done some face lift work, everything is well organized and inviting to shop around. Amazing stockpile of rice and flour, many different varieties and brands, in various sizes. Small sizes for trying out, and large sizes for extended families/preppers. If you love basmati (which we do), pretty much have you covered for any type you're looking for. Service is always friendly and efficient.

Great little Indian grocer with all the Indian stuff I need as someone that loves to cook Indian…read morefood. It's affordable, clean, and friendly. Bought some samosas, sauces, ghee, and good paneer and made a feast. This is now my go to Indian market in Austin.

This is where I shop every week. I like the choices that…read morethey have. I just double check dates on beans and rice becsuse sometime they are old. Nice produce and spices. I wish it were larger but i like this better than the other markets.

Of all the Indian grocery stores in the Austin area, I found this place to be the most equipped for…read morepuja samagri and the gentleman behind the counter to be helpful in locating them. Only thing is most items had no price tags so you need some time and patience to price check each item individually before finalizing to purchase.