Man Pasand Grocery

Found great produce and awesome facial products!!!

My first visit to an Indian grocery store where as an American non white female I was stared at as usual — but shopped without worry if I had to negotiate on prices. The prices are readonable.
These folk «get it» that Americans like healthy homemade Indian food too. We do as we always do and absorb international cuisine.
There are real shopping carts and I was not charged a fee for a bag.
The store accepts debit and credit cards. The female workers wear beautiful Indian attire from several regions.
The store has many small packaged items and very large packages of staple items like wheat. Indian style wheat is more finely ground than American style whole wheat. This store also has fresh vegetables and a frozen food section.
The Man Pasand Supermarket is located in The HUB at Research and 45 in the same shopping center as Factory Mattress. I recommend visiting this location and hope one will be placed closer to the Pflugerville Round Rock side of the metro area. Can’t wait to return to buy spices — lots and lots of spices. There is a smal indoor play area for kids that I hope they will keep. More non– food areas are being added.
Yea! Austin is finally maturing to serve more than 18 year old UT single students. Finally Austin is serving those kids’ families. Can’t wait for Austin to become a Family-​First city. Man Pasand Supermarket is one more piece to making Austin a Family-​First city. I hope Man Pasand Supermarket stays clean, neat, and orderly.

A clean Indian grocery stores.
I loved it! I made it my destination for Indian grocery. The prices are competitive, the vegetables are fresh and produce department is well managed. I hope these guys flourish. I want to see this creating a race towards better Indian grocery stores across Austin.

With the Indian crowd growing in north austin, this new branch of man pasand is a nice welcome.
This one is a big store and they had most of the Indian grocery items, which are hard to find in Gandhi or KP/​Taj.
They give bags unlike other Indian stores selling the bags. Only issue I had was to wait at the cash counter for few minutes.

This is a big Indian Grocery Store. It is in The Hub Strip Center with Muangthai and Fast Eddies. Lots of selections including fresh produce. Prices are reasonable and there’s one section not yet completed. I hope they use that spot for a small kitchen. The place is clean and conveniently laid out with trinkets and produce along the back wall and frozen/​refrigerated and dry goods filling the shelves in the middle of the floor. This is a nice find for this area.