Fresh produce. Great meats. Service people are nice and friendly. Doesn't take forever in line…read more Clean store. Close to our house.

The store layout is beautiful. The food is a bit expensive. They tell you at the register that…read moreyou don't qualify to get discounts until you apply for a card. I was given a paper to take to customer service where you give them your information, and all they care about is "putting points on your card." He never did get the information in correctly so I could get a card. So.. another 30 minutes waisted for zero benefits. Forget about getting discounts or savings, they think if you know you are getting screwed out of saving money the first time, you will come back and give them a second chance. Nope. Basically, if you are on social security, do not shop here. They only want rich people who don't care how much they spend.

Great place! Very friendly people, and I found all that I was looking for. Will be going back!read more

Finally a big Oriental store that has everything I need. Now I can make all my food.read more

We got black-eyed peas from Tim Moss...Excellent quality! The Valley De Ora cantaloupe is very…read moregood! Everything is so well displayed. Glad we are blessed with such a great farmers CB market.

I finally got by here on Saturday, 7/23/22. I tried once before a couple months ago but they…read moreweren't open yet. I didn't realize it was the one that was right in the parking lot of Sunset Center, visible from Plains. When I looked up Farmers Markets I thought it was back in the neighborhood behind it or something. There weren't a lot of booths open, maybe 10 maximum, but I encountered the Gee Corn Farm booth and bought six years of corn for $3 which I thought was a very fair price. I also bought some microgreens for $5 from a guy who said it was his first time there. I've had those a few times but haven't tried the corn yet. I didn't get the name of the guy with the microgreens but I wish I had. I have a hard time making it to farmers markets because I'm not an early starter but I happened to get out earlier than usual on Saturday and when I passed by it I decided to stop by. I'm glad I did. Maybe I'll be more motivated to get out the door early next time.

The baklava is very good and sold by the pound. I highly recommend it. Hard to find middle eastern…read moreand southeast asian food can be found here. This is a family business and kept spotless. The Nan Bread is fresh and I also recommend.

I had occasion to stop in here after I went to the phone repair store next door. I had seen this…read morestore when I was in this Shopping Center in the past but just never took the time to stop in. It's not a large store but they have quite a variety and it was enjoyable to walk up and down the aisles and just look at what they have, uniquely different from what you find in American grocery stores. They had some interesting looking honey but I wasn't out of honey yet so I decided to to hold on that. They had some Cadbury drinking chocolate with much more pure ingredients than anything you'd find in a regular grocery store. In fact, the ingredients are simply sugar, cocoa powder, salt, and flavoring. It even meets the Fair Trade standards. I'm anxious to try it. American-made hot chocolate mixes have so many chemicals in them. I remember once my daughter brought back some hot chocolate packets from her trip to France and gave them to me and it was just about the best powdered hot chocolate I'd ever tasted. When I looked at the ingredients they were basically cocoa powder and sugar, maybe a pinch of salt too, I'm not sure. As I was checking out I decided to try their baklava looking dessert. I also saw a yogurt drink in their refrigerator that I've in San Diego but never thought I would find in Amarillo so I grabbed one of those also. The baklava was absolutely wonderful. The only problem was the guy put the two pieces in a small paper bag and since they were made with sugar syrup and butter or possibly olive oil then they soaked through the bag in no time, leaked into the plastic bag with my other groceries and made quite a mess that I had to wipe up before I could put them away. They need to either get some styrofoam containers, even though I'm anti styrofoam, or use Ziploc bags that can contain the liquids. I would definitely get them again because they were so delicious. A lady was working when I first got there and she told me how good their brand of instant coffee was. I was interested but by the time I checked out she had left and a man was there and I wasn't sure if he would be able to advise me which of the three varieties available was the one she thought was so good. I had just bought some instant coffee that a friend recommended so I don't need any right away but it isn't very often someone will tell you how good a certain brand of instant coffee is so I was willing to try it even though it was $6.99 for a jar. It was a pretty good-sized Jar though. If you figured half of that was $3.50 that would fit in with what the grocery stores sell small jars of coffee for. I plan to go back for more of those baklava, although I don't know if that's what they call them, and maybe some of that instant coffee.

Went back for the pit bbq today! $6 sandwiches on Mondays!!!! This is so good!!! What a treat! Even…read morethough they forgot the sauce (oopsie!). Employees were super helpful and friendly! And we love the vibes of the store - energetic, positive place to be!

They put different price labels on their products. I saw a chicken breast labeled at 4.04pounds…read more1.47 per pound. on check out it rang it as 5.5 pounds and 1.99 per pound. When i weighed it on the scale it read 4.04, don't do that again or there will be legal consequences.

OK I know I'm on a boba high, but their crème brûlée dirty boba with oolong tea and light ice is…read moremaybe my new favorite sweet drink ever anywhere. I mean omg from the first sip to the last. Even the damn ice was good. XD (Not to mention that incredibly satisfying crunch to the créme brûlée... so fancy I decided to look up the accent marks for créme brûlée.) Also the saltiness to this drink is... perfecto. OK. Enough about the drink. (The Thai tea was good too, but don't get double boba unless you're really committed. XD) The ambience was amazing: gentle jazz around the holidays, soft lighting, clean, beautiful, and the seating! So comfy and posh. All this on top of the obvious... if you're through Amarillo, I did not know this, but apparently it's not uncommon for the whole region to smell like pee because of the cattle industry. And this place is a glorious respite from the pee smell. And yes, the service was spot-on. I got the app which gave me 20% off my first app order. Then I reordered my boba for my daughter and she glanced at the cup and knew what to order from the labels. And now I'm 20 minutes into a review and my brain is still buzzing from the sugar rush. XD Highly recommended.

Cheese foam. Cheese Foam. Cheese Foam. Love this place. Just need a couple more of them opened…read morein town. Staff is awesome!!

What a wonderful surprise to find this gem of a restaurant when passing through Amarillo. If you…read morewant gluten-free, have the injera with 100% teff. Plenty of meat options, but perfect for us vegetarians/vegans with 6 delicious traditional vegetable dishes to choose from! Kudusan was our friendly waitress. Arriving at 7:37pm we expected to only have take-out as an option, but no! Kudusan sat us, told us not to rush and even encouraged us to linger over their special tea after dinner that is steeped with cardamom, cinnamon, star anise, cloves and I think one other spice she grinds herself. What a lovely aroma! We will be back whenever we are in Amarillo. Delicious!

I try to come here two or three times a month. It's the best vegetarian food you're gonna get in…read moreAmarillo.

Pros- - Family owned and Operated. They care about what…read morethey put out. - Very good home cooked food. - Despite there being a buffet, each of the dishes were seasoned well and labeled correctly. - Not like a traditional American buffet where everything is the same level of bland. - The Naan was made to perfection. (Be warned, if you're sensitive to spice, ask the server what mild dishes they recommend) - The server we had was very informative and caring and I never felt like I was ignored when I needed something. Ambiance was pristine, I imagine it's better at night. Very cozy atmosphere with light traditional Indian music. - One of the few Indian restaurants I've been to that didn't leave me on the toilet. Cons- - Slightly pricey. For two buffets, two baskets of Naan and two Mango Juices with a ~25% tip, it came out to around ~$55. Not bad but not cheap. I give it three and a half stars on price.

I ordered online from Sai Indian Cuisine in Amarillo and was excited to try their food. I ordered…read moremutton curry, chicken tikka masala, chili paneer, and garlic naan. Unfortunately, my experience with the chicken tikka masala was extremely disappointing. The first thing I noticed was the overwhelming smell of old fenugreek. The smell was so strong that it completely overpowered the dish, and unfortunately the taste matched it. After the first bite, I immediately noticed that the texture did not seem like chicken at all -- it had the consistency of paneer. After checking the dish more carefully, I found actual chicken pieces mixed in with what appeared to be paneer-like chunks. It looked as though something other than chicken had been added to make the dish appear fuller. I called the restaurant to simply ask how their chicken tikka masala is prepared and whether there was anything other than chicken in the gravy. The response I received was that there was only chicken. When I explained that I had chunks of something that appeared to be paneer in the dish, the response suddenly changed to, "Oh, it's eggs." As someone who grew up eating North Indian food, I have never encountered eggs being added to chicken tikka masala, and more importantly, this was never disclosed anywhere on their menu. Their website describes the dish as "chicken baked in clay oven and cooked with mild sauce" -- there is no mention of eggs, paneer, or any other ingredient that could be a concern for someone with allergies. When I brought up the concern that someone with an egg allergy would have no way of knowing this, the response I received was simply, "You need to tell me." I explained that when ordering online, customers can only go off the information provided on the menu. Instead of acknowledging the issue, I was met with the same dismissive response. The conversation continued to become more unprofessional. When I questioned the way I was being spoken to, the person responded that this was how he talked to customers and then hung up on me. For anyone who is new to Indian food and is looking for an authentic experience, I would strongly caution you. This was the furthest thing from the North Indian food I grew up eating. Authentic Indian cuisine is built around carefully balanced spices, proper preparation, and transparency about ingredients -- not masking questionable additions or dismissing customer concerns. Whether this was the owner or an employee, the attitude and lack of accountability were unacceptable. A restaurant should be transparent about its ingredients, especially when allergens are involved, and should treat customers with basic respect when concerns are raised. The food quality was disappointing, but the customer service was even worse. I cannot recommend Sai Indian Cuisine based on this experience.