Patel Brothers

Be careful of the produce in the fridge. I was at this store in the morning. I was picking up some cilantro in the fridge. I opened the door of the fridge as soon the light went on bugs were trying to hide within the various vegetables. Beetles & cockroaches were scurrying everywhere. Unfortunately I could not not take a pic they were too fast.

They have wide range of Indian groceries. The items in the shelves are very neatly-​organized. Their fresh snacks (specially bhavnagri gathiya) are delicious, and some of their «Swad» branded products are also good. We stop by here to buy some of these items that are mostly not available in other stores.
The vegetables are not really fresh and limited variety.

Excellent customer service that I don’t often see in any other indian grocery store.
Thank you for the service Reno.

Clean and well-​stocked. We come here specifically, even though it’s not the closest Indian grocer from our place. Combined with the Target plaza across the street, we can cover all of our weekend shopping in one spot. Well worth a few minutes of extra travel.

The store has good food but mostly expired chk before buying and the girls on the ignore U they both talking each other no respect for customer

It used to be a good store to do grocery. however their quality has gone down significantly. its tough to find fresh fruit or vegetable in this place

I went for Hilsha fish and quality was very good. End up buying lot of vegetables. Everything was very fresh and good price. Friendly staff.

Now, you can get the famous Baba’s curry powders (both fish and meat curry powders) from Malaysia, at the store. One of the best curry powders in the market and famous for their taste and freshness.

This store has a good assortment of products and low prices. They have a great choice of veggies, especially exotic ones (well, exotic to me:-) like karela, all the different types of herbs, ginger and other fresh spices. I loved the fact that they had 4 different kinds of bananas! Rows and rows of sauces, dry goods, spices, cosmetics, as well as a lot of frozen meals and paneer/​yoghurt and ghee in a good selection. Long wall of snacks and spices for any Indian (and probably other Asian) dishes as well as some Mexican staples. Staff is very helpful and nice. One thing is you need to check for freshness as I have seen some coconuts gone bad.

If you are some one who blindly fills your cart with every stuff (home brand inferior quality) that India Cash & carry sells, then its high time u must navigate to Patel Bros.
They have wide range of Indian groceries with bit more helpful staff.
Prices are OK like any other Gujju making money in bay area.
U ll get hella lot of parking space instead of waiting behind the other carass.

If you want to get some Sri Lankan ingredients like, Ceylon black tea (best black tea if you want to make ginger tea or milk tea), Sri lankan spices (oh yeah they got the Roasted Curry and Chilli powder for you playa!), jams, Cookies, Cordials, Ginger beer (non-​alcoholic), Jaggery, curry leaves and rice flours this is the place come! Their Indian groceries are pretty good also if you are into type of stuff !!!

Large selection of Indian goods, with that said, veggies and fruit were bad, rotten or not fresh. :(check before buying

Great place for Indian Groceries.
Fresh fruit/​veg (more on Friday/​weekend).
Clean store.
Good customer service.

Called to ask about stuff and agreed to have that in store. Double checked. When arrived it wasn’t there and was given the dumbest answer that we don’t keep that stuff. waste of time.

Really nice Indian store. Great selection of items and they are well stocked. The prices are decent as well.

Lots of variety and very clean!
Prices are really great and vegetables and fruits are super cheap (in comparison to Safeway and Lucky).
I always joke around with the lady at the counter and she is super nice.
This is my go to place now but eventually I do go to new india bazaar because they serve some nice food at the back.
So both of these places are my new go to place for Indian grocery, vegetables and fruit :)

AMAZING Indian grocery store! Huge selection and great prices. I found everything I needed. Totally worth trucking over the hill from Santa Cruz.
The staff are really friendly and helpful. I didn’t even have to ask for help… I just had to look like a confused and lost white person (because I was), and one of the owners stocking the shelves asked if I needed help finding something. I don’t think I’ve ever had this experience at any ethnic market.
There’s a big Indian grocery store in Fremont that I’ve sworn by for years, but this is my new favorite.

Why did I set my foot inside this dirty-​as-​hell place. Even before I entered the store, I was repulsed by this dark black gunk right at the front of the store. Nothing speaks better to a customer than a dirty, almost black and torn doormat in front of the store. Floors were just as dirty. Good luck finding prices on frozen stuff. I made the mistake of buying a frozen brick of Ruhu fish. God knows who is their vendor but I almost cried when I came home and defrosted that brick: There was only one piece of fish inside that brick. Rest of the brick had fish bones which cannot be eaten. What a deal. $ 7 for one piece of fish. For a place this dirty, I am not surprised how negligent they can be with their vendors. The attitude of sales people is just as lethargic.
Going back and reading my review, I was surprised at the number of times I used the word «dirty» with this place. Nope, never, ever coming to this place.

You know what, this store actually deserves 3.5 stars. It looks nice, they have a large variety of (Indian) products and they have wonderful (fresh) Indian sweets that you can’t get at new indian bazar. So if you are in need of gulab jamuns, here is the place to get them. They are not rangoli good but pretty good nevertheless.
So nice shop, good products, great sweets… Why the 2 star rating? Because the people here are beyond rude (to non-​Indians).
I politely asked one of the guys here where the sweets are and he didn’t even respond to me but just nodded no. And what do you know, I turn around and there they are, the sweets! Also, the rude man started chatting with this Indian lady behind me as soon as I turned around.
A shop is only as nice as the people that work in it. At least at New Indian Bazar they don’t pretend to care but they are effective.

Large selection of Indian spices, ready to eat meals, breads, and veggies.
Tip: $ 1.49 for MTR brand of Ready to Eat, microwave Indian foods. Very low prices overall. They have Haldirams Ready to Eat Indian foods, buy two, get one free.
Near the front of the store, you will find a variety of fresh breads and ready to toast breads. The fresh Paratha’s looked good and priced at $ 3.00.
Workers are busy stocking shelves.
Customer service: fine and helpful.
Parking: Ok.