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I visited this store for the first time last night. I picked up 4 medium size mangoes. I go to the cash and the cashier tells me they are $17.00. Imagine this nonsense!!. So, I ask her why are they so expensive? She tells me that they are charged by weight / per pound. Since WHEN do stores prices mangoes based on WEIGHT? I mean, how RIDICULOUS is that?? I put back 2 of the mangoes, cuz no way was I paying $17.00 for 4 lousy mangoes. I end up taking 2 mangoes and still paid a whooping $8.00 at $5.00 per pound.. Beyond greed and ridiculous if you asked me. I just ate 1 of the mangoes and it didn’t even have much taste. I DO NOT recommend…

It's the best store if anyone wants to take indian material like spices, vegetables, fruits, biscuits, sauces, lays etc....It's really good I like it and I get everything

Lot many choices no doubt, but some products can be expensive and you wont know as they wont put a price tag on it. Most times, they wont cancel the item and force you to buy it. Its expensive place. Try Marche Victoria or Marche OM India in DDO. Marche OM is expensive as well but no bad experience there.

Excellent shop, all kinds of Indian groceries here.

Friend staff.I couldn't find what I needed but the staff went out of their way to help me find the rice puffed.

We've been coming here for a few years now for our groceries and it's been great. We're mostly here for getting dry snacks and vegetables. The staff is really good. Once we forgot one of our stuff after billing and it was bloody freezing outside but the person at the counter still came out running as we were pulling out the car.The place is quite congested but that's the case with most of the Indian grocery stores. There's is parking just outside which is mostly available.I just hope sometime in the future they go supermarket format and increase their range of products.

They have alot of good fresh produce. The place is super clean and the staff is very nice

“This store has inconsistent pricing. One day, I bought two cans of Heinz beans for $4.45, and the next day the price had increased to $6. I wouldn't recommend this so-called ‘Punjabi’ marche to anyone store at all.”