Al Markaz Groceries And Restaurant

Ryan Parr

I was introduced to samosas from this market by someone I worked with when I was about 15, who came from Nepal and co-managed a gas station/restaurant where I operated the drive through and inside cash registers of a franchised fried chicken restaurant. It's been over 20 years and I've pretty much visited this place nearly every year, and it still resonates a similar presence, with many things available to easily produce decent results for south Asian food. Rice, tea, naan, seasoning (which is always excellent value,) and kits for recipe ideas, are usually a great place to start, and the restaurant is also excellent to try out. Some of the stores around it have been affected and yet this place is always an iconic reminder of local businesses that need to be supported and they have continued to be beneficial to local communities.

Azeem Ashraf

Typical disease of desi food stores - try to hatch all the golden eggs from every customer- they know that people will come any way - a dishonest practice. Mutton krahi barely enuf for 1 person - 15$ Dry chicken biryani- 10+ Haleem - a bland paste Very small portions I will always prefer Texas kings over them - nice price to performance ratio!

Sanjay Rushi

All good

Anil Khuwaja

Desi Pakistani food. Good in taste good service and options