Little India first open its doors in 1987, since then we are consistently serving the needs of indian subcontinent, African, and Arabic grocery. Please visit us and help serve you. We carry all types of spices, beans, lentils, basmathi rice, flours, oils, herbal cosmetics. We also carry halal meat and fish.
We do home delivery at reasonable cost, for people busy or do not have transportation, or old. We welcome to text 'home delivery' to 919 225 2518. DAIRY: whole milk, organic whole milk, organic 2% milk, Feta cheese, round cheese, kraft cheese, paneer, khoa mava, Yogurt 2lb and 4lb- low fat, whole and zerofat, home made yogurt(2lb), Yogurt drink plain 1gallon and 1pt, mint 1pt.
We do home delivery at reasonable cost, for people busy or do not have transportation, or old. We welcome to text 'home delivery' to 919 225 2518. DAIRY: whole milk, organic whole milk, organic 2% milk, Feta cheese, round cheese, kraft cheese, paneer, khoa mava, Yogurt 2lb and 4lb- low fat, whole and zerofat, home made yogurt(2lb), Yogurt drink plain 1gallon and 1pt, mint 1pt.
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Fariha N.
Dec 16, 2021
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Marie Rev
Dec 04, 2021
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Mashal Akbari
Aug 05, 2021
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Ali Qazizada
Jul 31, 2021
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The store owner have the no manner the husband has some manner but his wife she has no manner for her customer she sold expired food when I went to her store to tell her about it she started a fight with me I would rate this a 0 if I could and her items are useless she doesn’t even have the items your looking for
Youthika Chauhan
Apr 22, 2021
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Didn't find many items like Desi dahi, kolam rice, frozen chutneys, and other things. Frozen dhokla and other things were way past the expiry date. The person at the cash counter wasn't paying attention and didn't answer the phone call properly. They are trying to keep middle eastern and other grocery but don't have a good stock of Indian products.
Mi Sm
Feb 24, 2021
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Theresa H.
Dec 12, 2020
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I'm disappointed this store can't manage to have the staff wear masks (over their mouth and nose as opposed to on the chin.) Today I went in for the third and last time to find the clerk without a mask. The last two times I emailed to express my concern, and I got an encouraging reply. But apparently no change in mask use. I'm sad--I like shopping there. But inconsistent mask use is not safe for clients and staff.
Patrick C.
Nov 16, 2020
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I went to Little India because my favorite Indian grocery store, Spice Bazaar, was closed for the day. Admittedly, I was able to get what I needed and their prices are fine. Not great, but fine. The problem I had was mainly the person working there. They weren't rude, but they were definitely not even getting close to friendly. They also not only did not have a sign asking patrons to wear masks (as is currently the law) but the employee working was not wearing a mask either. He did not even attempt to correct it. He went into the back a couple times while I was shopping and, at no time did
Suma K.
Jul 15, 2020
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I purchased 7 items out of which four items were expired. I was able to return two items and get a refund; However today i opened a snack pack and it was dated 2018; The neem powder had no manufacturing date at all. I do not have the energy to visit the store again to return those two items; I blame myself for visiting this store and also for not checking the manufacturing date.
A. Cooper
Oct 05, 2019
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Great local Durham Indian grocery store! They have all the spices You would need as well as some fresh produce as well. I especially like the fact that they had goat and lamb meats there in their freezer. these type of meats are sometimes hard to come by so I like the fact that this place is local and when I make meals such as Curry goat or stewed lamb that this is a place where I can purchase those type of meats.
Alan Finn
Sep 20, 2019
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Hudaisa Hafeez
Oct 17, 2018
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Russel D.
Aug 09, 2017
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Very well-stocked for the space available, albeit with somewhat narrow aisles. I'm a tiny man so it wasn't an issue for me, but I can see it being a problem for some of my broader/taller/larger friends. It's not as extensively stocked as the Patel Brothers store in Cary, but that one's kind of far for Durham, and it has more non-edible goods (cooking implements, religious symbols, etc.).
I also appreciated that the woman at the cash register did not try to engage me in conversation, either when I entered or checked out. In the American South this is generally considered rude
I also appreciated that the woman at the cash register did not try to engage me in conversation, either when I entered or checked out. In the American South this is generally considered rude
Marianne M.
Feb 24, 2017
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Christi C.
Jan 07, 2014
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I like it since it is right by my house. However I did knock off one star because the last time I went in, tonight, they lacked the Lays Masala flavored chips which is a STAPLE in all indian grocery stores. While they are always nice to me, I was sad because the lady directed me to another brand of "masala chips" which essentially made me gag, and I'm Indian!
I do, however, like the prices. They seem fair, and the produce looks fresh. I do like that they also carry meat. I accidentally bought chicken, but apparently it is halal and comes from a local farm? I don't know, it
I do, however, like the prices. They seem fair, and the produce looks fresh. I do like that they also carry meat. I accidentally bought chicken, but apparently it is halal and comes from a local farm? I don't know, it
Mei O.
Mar 25, 2013
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Jason R.
Feb 11, 2012
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As well as the other review by Cristina, I discovered this place on my way into twisted noodles. It's a little Indian market, with about 4 rows of standard Indian spices, sauces, sweets, etc. I was stoked to see guavas in the veggie section, and all the produce was soooo much cheaper than standard grocery stores. Some of the green peppers and whatnot looked a little old but it's all natural stuff. I picked up some sauces and slices for my cooking, as well as some curry leaves and Thai peppers. The fresh samosas were decent enough when I heated them up at home. I will definitely be back
Cristina K.
Feb 17, 2010
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Right next to our favorite triangle Thai eatery, Twisted Noodles, we found Little India, a small Indian grocery. This place is the smallest of the Indian grocers that we've visited in the triangle.
The windows outside are covered with advertisements for cans of Rasmalai and hand made signs for dosa batter.
Inside, you'll find the usual fare. There's a small freezer with kulfi. Lots of dal and flours, spices, snacks and sweets. They have freezers midway back with frozen breads: naan, roti, porotta, appam, and idli. A few isles in the center have canned goods like coconut milk, pickles
The windows outside are covered with advertisements for cans of Rasmalai and hand made signs for dosa batter.
Inside, you'll find the usual fare. There's a small freezer with kulfi. Lots of dal and flours, spices, snacks and sweets. They have freezers midway back with frozen breads: naan, roti, porotta, appam, and idli. A few isles in the center have canned goods like coconut milk, pickles
