Aroma Meats

Tiyash Basu

Good shop for fresh and frozen meats and frozen fish (and frozen rohu and hilsa fish eggs). They also have different flavors of marinated chicken drumsticks and/or thighs. This is our go-to place for goat meat. Best to call and check in for fresh goat/lamb before heading out. A variety of frozen rotis, parathas, kababs and rolls can also be found in the frozen section. A few spices, bags of rice, ghee etc was also available. A few cans of thums up and other Indian beverages was also visible in their fridge. Lastly they seemed to keep a few types of biscuits and noodles as well (Little Hearts, Maggi, the usual suspects). Today, i was saddened to see that they dont have their range of pickles anymore. They used to have a good variety of non-veg/meat pickles as well. I hope they are able to bring them back in the future. Overall, a pretty good place to pick up meats and supplies for an Indian kitchen.

Anshika Kapoor

Been here for the first time, and was totally in awe. The marinated chicken we picked from here tasted very delicious.My husband immediately declared that we will pick the marinated chicken a lot more! (We had taken Kashmiri spicy flavor). Organic chicken from whole foods doesn't taste this good either. I'm not sure if the meat here is free of antibiotics or not, but the taste is very nice. Goat meat was good too, we do not get goat meat easily everywhere, so this place looks like a frequent go-to. They keep the Indian variety of fishes too (Rohu, Hilsa etc). I'm going to try those options soon!

A G

I've been there a lot of times to buy marinated meat. Pretty much all marinated stuff taste awdsome! But recently their quality of service has degraded. They seem to be understaffed. The billing person seemed to be very slow and confused. I had to wait for 25min before someone came to take my order. No other Indian store has such a long waiting time.

Abhishek kumar

Authentic Indian shop if you want to cook chicken, fish etc at home. If you are feeling lazy you can also just get almost prepared stuff. You just have to fry at home. Little bit on pricey side, I mean pricier then whole food. 4.5 lbs whole chicken cost me 17$. Also would be nice if they can sell small quantities for smaller families.