Hugeeeeeeee Indian grocery shop in south brusnswick area. Loooks like, this shop has it all -…read moregroceries , fresh produce , restaurants , sweet shops etc etc . I wasn't able to look at groceries or bought grocery here . Veggies were ok . Price is a little above than Edison shops I think . Service is good .. billing could be quick .. The restaurant inside is awesome . They have vadas, bajji and few other quick foood items . Also have full length menu with both veg and non veg . This review is mostly about my experience with food . It tasted good . Nice and smiling service in the restaurant. Lots and lots of chairs inside to dine . Mutton chops , fish etc available . Overall a good experience ...

Avoid this place for any packaged goods. Few items (snacks, dosa batter) i tried in the past were…read morestale and ended up throwing or returning back. They dont seem to take any action on customer feedback.

I had a Incredible experience recently at Adonis Market. I went in looking for a specific type of…read morebread (Saj) they had plenty and then the man at the counter spoke with me about the prepared foods he makes. Some recipes were not familiar to me but over all delicious and fairly priced. I highly recommend this shop for anything you need and would go back. So much more convenient then going all the way to Patterson

I was in search of Zaatar seasoning and came across this store on Instagram. It's a small…read morerestaurant selling some authentic Lebanese food and spices. They also serve fresh manouche, coffee and tea. Limited indoor seating. Btw, they also sell hookah tools and flavors.

Cute little Asian food market with a wild variety of hot foods, snacks, and drinks. The cashier was…read morevery nice and patient with us, we came 6 minutes before closing and he still let us look around and get a few things! All prepared food is 70% off after 7 pm, so if you're ever in the area and looking for a quick dinner, check this place out!

Absolutely love this spot! It's small and cozy, very convenient to stop at whether you want some…read moresnacks, a drink or a meal. There's a variety of different refrigerated grab and go dishes such as sushi, kani salad, ramen noodles, dumplings, shumai, chicken, poke bowls, and more. I first tried the spicy salmon roll which was delicious! From there, I quickly became a fan! Right after devouring the spicy salmon roll, I had the shrimp shumai and kani sushi, both were good! There is a microwave in the shop which is very convenient as well. The shrimp shumai was soggy but flavor wise it was good. A few minutes in an air fryer to get that crisp back and they'd be delicious! Theres also a large assortment of refrigerated drinks like juices, sodas & teas as well. I tried the matcha love sweetened green tea which was very good and refreshing. I just kept going back after eating one thing after the other to try something else. I meant it when I said I became a fan lol. I picked up a mini packaged cheesecake (more like a cheesecake bread than a traditional creamy cheesecake) which was a great dessert to end it on. My first time at Haru Grab & Go was great so of course, I came back for another spicy salmon roll and a kani salad which both tasted good and kept me satisfied. 5/5!

Rotis are good . Didn't like the snacks much . Rotis are a little bit expensive as compared to…read moreother stores in Edison. Tea was ok. Not much of Masala on it . Overall an average experience

Deceptive seller, do not buy from this seller, sent wrong product, then expired product in…read moreexchange, then charged $30 for 1 bag of sunflower seeds when previous order was $30 for 4 bags

I ordered through Amazon from this place butter . They send the wrong butter ( of course much…read morecheaper kind) . Also It was half melted . When I contacted them they refused to credit me and were rude . I do not recommend this place .

Everything about this place is amazing! I felt like I was back in Tokyo! They had an amazing…read moreselection of Japanese snacks, full groceries, and ready to eat food. Inside was well organized and there were plenty of people there to support the crowd and help with whatever items you needed. I went back three times while I was in Princeton. If you are there, it is a must!

A wonderful mini Japanese market right at the heart of Princeton - a tons of fresh sushi, sashimi,…read moretako, chirashi, rolls to choose from... also, a glass case by the register includes a wide plethora of onigiris! You can also do a little grocery shopping as well! Friendly staff and very clean and well-organized.

Busy place on weekends and on evenings . Parking is tight with so many good places in this complex…read more. Patidhar products are good . They have a roti place within and lots and lots of Indian spices , snacks and vegetables . Priced slightly higher than Edison supermarkets but good for south Brunswick residents . They sell hot chai inside and tasted ok.. billing is quick and service is good. Liked it overall..

Entering Patidar grocery store is like being in India, you need a tour guide to make sure you know…read moreof what you are buying. Luckily I have a few very eager volunteers from my husband's family, who have been giving me mini crash courses on Punjabi/Indian cooking the past year. They shop here because its the largest, most organized and carries the cheapest products that they use for their culinary magic (or that's what my taste buds call their cooking). I've never seen so many types of rice, beans/lentils and spices. Patidar might be a great place to hunker down at in the event of a zombie apocalypse, they have so much inventory! I love it that all the spices I use for my own non-Indian cooking are 20% cheaper here. Fresh produce is also 25%-30% cheaper than Wegmans, Shop Rite, Trader Joes or Safeway in the area. Customer service is excellent. On our last visit we were accidentally charged for 10 boxes of Rasmalai. Rasmalai for those not familiar with Indian foods, its a dessert so sweet, your teeth hurt because of all of that sugar. 10 boxes would be an unrealistic purchase unless you want diabetes, and we had only actually purchased 2 . I didn't catch that on the receipt until we got home. Their phone line was busy the rest of the day, so I sent an email, which they got, and they were so cool about the refund of the difference. We stock up on Indian spices here to take back to Hawaii, like of how I stock up at Longs back home with yummy Hawaii foods to bring to the mainland. Parking here, has never been an issue, its surprising, because this store shares a parking lot with a plaza full of stores and small restaurants, but we make it a point not to visit Jersey in the winter so it may be a different situation at that time of the year. If you live in the North Brunswick or Princeton area in NJ, this is definitely worth checking out for your groceries or Indian specialty cooking needs.

We've gone here a few times without knowing it's name. It's next to Chapin. Bon Appetit didn't…read morehave queso fresco, and we have been craving Mexican food for awhile (I've taken to making attempts at home--and it's getting better). The store has Mexican and Guatemalan necessities, and when you're searching for real tortillas (thin to thick--a huge stack for less than $2) or the correct queso fresco ($6.99/lb container) to top your tacos or guacamole, go here. There are even limes (juicy), jalapenos (hot but tasty), avocados (may need a day to ripen), onions and garlic. Wait in line, patiently. I believe there's a tiny sign up front stating the same thing, which I forgot on my first visit. There will be people standing around the front (inside and out), and they may or may not be in line. Just wait your turn and you'll be taken care of with a smile. A great little shop for when you want real tortillas and the Mission brand isn't working. Or you need to pick up a tiny bag of spices and don't feel like heading to shopping mart hell to search for something, and Whole Earth is closed. We spent $12 today because we needed something to have with our salsa made from "Are you really going to eat that?" by Robb Walsh (ok, I only used 2 habaneros from our own garden--these are HOT).