Annapurna Indian Grocery

Teaneck, United States

4.3

Closed now

12 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 201-692-0332
Website:
aryabhavannj.com
Address:
561 Cedar Ln, Teaneck, NJ, 07666
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miQueen Anne Road at Cedar Lane
1 miHackensack-Anderson Street
1.1 miDegraw Avenue at Queen Anne Road
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Today

Today 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Teaneck) 7:53 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

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12 reviews of Annapurna Indian Grocery

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Place rating: 4
Dumont, NJ
Very nice first time visit. My only complaint is there are no posted prices so you have to take everything to the register to get an idea of the pricing. Thank goodness the prices for everything I purchased was reasonable. I could have purchased everything online for far more than what I actually spent. I will definitely go again.
Place rating: 4
Teaneck, NJ
I love their banana chips. Pretty cheap for a good bagful. Their chapatis are fresh and they have a wide variety of paranthas. Vegetables are fresh and so is their dosa mix. The kulfis are a great find, pista and mango especially. A must try.
They need more staff who understand and speak languages other than Malayalam. Even English would be great to begin with. The cashier has literally no idea what you are saying to him. Not sure if he is the owner, but if he is, he should step down from being a cashier and hire someone else. Teaneck is flooded with students anyway.
Place rating: 4
Westwood, NJ
I have been regularly buying KING FISH curry (Kerala style) prepared there for weeks. Its too good. Try it out.
And plantain chips are great.
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Great mom-​and-​pop store. Small compared to other Indian stores but has all the essentials at a good price. The person behind the counter is very friendly, helpful and personable especially if you get to know him. The icing on the cake is the small kitchen at the back of the store for take-​out food. Absolutely yummy food at a fraction of the price! Their plantain chips (nendram) chips and parotta are MUST TRY!
Place rating: 5
Hackensack, NJ
Everything Indian and nice too… When i asked for something they didn’t know about (Dram beans from an Indian cookbook) they gave it their best. When i tried to pay for 50 cents in Kari leaves with a twenty dollar bill my second time in there they told me to pay them next time. A real pleasure.
Place rating: 5
Manhattan, NY
Place is awesome! I can get frozen jack fruit, breadfruit, coconut flower, Asian purple eggplant, plantains, and spices all for a great price. They sell different types of naan bread as well. Many wheat products (no gluten free here). No PLU# so I cannot confirm if it’s organic or conventional. They have tons of different nuts and seeds and shelves of Ayurvedic spices. Dosha bread mix is sold here too. Lots of cool frozen appetizers or meals. Ghee butter SWAD brand sold here. SWAD is sold at Wholefoods but rather come here instead (reasonable price). So many options for cooking oil. I made a nice plantain ice cream with their plantain and it was delicious. Going to see how their jackfruit tastes (prefer fresh but not sold here). Will be coming back for sure.
Place rating: 4
Fort Lee, NJ
Been here a few times. Place was clean, staff was quite friendly and helpful. Bought some frozen Rava Masala Dosa and vegetarian meals. Prices are pretty good.
Place rating: 5
Fishers, IN
Great store for all your cooking and dining needs. They have cookies, Indian sweets, tons of spices, flours, ready-​to-​eat meals, frozen dishes, rice, breads, and condiments. They also stock a few basic veggies central to Indian cuisines. They run the restaurant next door that’s nice as well. You can get nice hair oils here too. Low prices and nice owners.
A real must-​see place for vegans looking for canned jackfruit in brine and young coconuts (in the cooler by the register). They carry Indian veggies like gherkins, kerala, curry leaves and more. I found rose water here, as well as Indian tonics and ayurvedic products.
Place rating: 4
Clifton, NJ
Yay! I am a fan! I am obsessed with the Karela Chutney they have! Vada YUM, Idli sambar… all food tastes home made and super good! They make all sorts of meals in the back of the grocery store. Very kind and warm family from Kerala own this place. I bought a Jackfruit this week and brought to a gathering, all my friends were so excited for this treat!!! So many good things in this little place. Kerala chips, check. Bitter gourd, check. Fresh Curry leaves, check. Tray of yummy vegetable korma made fresh, check!
Place rating: 4
Westwood, NJ
Go there every month to buy raw ingredients as well as prepared food. I like the place but it needs some facility upgrade.
Place rating: 4
Fort Lee, NJ
This is your regular Indian (well southwest Indian, if you will) grocery store, alright. But that was only until I discovered that they offer takeout Indian dishes (the regular sambhar and then, the avial, a veggie dish cooked with coconut oil — I know, I know, it sounds yuck, but do try once, it is actually quite tasty) at less than $ 5 apiece. Only, it is really more than apiece. It can really satisfy the hunger of two famished (Indian) adults. And then they stock all the rest of the Indian spices, condiments, sweatmeats (what kind of word is that?) and medicinal oils (no kidding). Many of them without expiration dates reinforcing if only, my belief in Karma.
I am always happy to patronize small establishments and this one definitely stands out.
Place rating: 3
Closter, NJ
What a dump. But at the same time — my little hidden gem that I shouldn’t even be telling you about. I’m cruising down the aisles, oh fun, plenty of ingredients to get your home cookin’ on. And what’s this? A giant can of Gulab Jamen for 4 dollars? Consider me a diabetic from this point forward.