Good for Pakistani and indian grocery..Reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Beware of all their frozen items! They were semi melted when I went there this weekend. The entire frozen aisle was like that. I also got sick from eating their beef cutlet. It was spoilt. Tasted like it was left in the open overnight. I dont know why these people put profit over peoples health. I am going to complain to health department.

Best Kerala grocery in town…..love the beef cutlet…had them many times. Taste great!

Fresh Nostalgic Best prices wonderful place for spices and snacks and ginger coffee Produce and Frozen sections are well stocked

Very good and all items are available.Smart guys to assist.

Great place to buy meat and fish!

Only Indian grocery that has many freshly made South Indian dishes in the refrigerated section, at reasonable prices....sambar, aviyal, theeyal, mezhukkupuratti, chicken, beef, pork & fish dishes, to name just a few.The staff is always very friendly !

Its nice for non vegetarians. Halal.

It was good now one of the worst food in philly

The prepared food is dubious.It is well located for people with no car.

Have not heard or seen a bad thing yet. StayTuned

Had what we need to make tandoori chicken,, well our version lol ,, bunch of firefighters trying to cook different awesome meals from other countries... I thought I wasn’t going to find a store near me but 7 mins away and yes like the person with the bad review it’s small but nothing to complain about ,, it’s a great experience and it’s a must stop and i will be there again and hopefully they will help me with tips on cooking lol I used a broiler to do the chicken because it was what we had but it’s a great store

Disgusting smell, rubbish on the floor, no price for heavy goods ...

Went there during Covid-19 outbreak. Aisles are so tiny that you have to rub in to other shoppers, all aisle are blocked from one end, they can’t be one way for customers to walk behind each others. As u walk you you are shoulder to shoulder against others returning from the dead end. Store not organized at all, merchandise thrown all over, I felt it was a waste of time cause I ended up going to another store. If L& I pay them a visit they would definitely shut them down for non compliance with covid-19 safety measures.

Nice place for Indian groceries, especially Kerala spices and ingredients. Best place for fresh fish. We got special sale of fresh King fish for $2.99/lb. Prices are comparable or equal to Patel brothers? Not sure! But, nice Indian grocery shop nearby.

Great customer service. Homely atmosphere. Great products and great prices.

I generally buy Kerala rice and coconut oil here. Theyre friendly and reasonably priced. One thing you cant avoid noticing is the fish smell as they sell fish there. Also, youll see some of the old stock low profile unsold items on shelf.

Great service, tremendous selection, and fresh ready to eat Indian small bites.

Love this little market. I always come here for my spices and the prices are wonderfully low.

Great folks at the store! Very friendly and great store.

A traditional place for those who have traditional tastes. Dad goes here every chance he can get and we are happy to take him still in 2021!

A pretty decent store for every thing South Indian. 🙂👍

Everything is cheaper than other Indian store and fresh fish and meats

I have a request to the owner. We Indians are Asians, not Africans. You can add Pakistan, Bangladesh , Nepal or Srilanka. All are South Asian countries and we have similar culture, cuisines. Please respect each Indian and their emotions. If you put any other non Asian countries name to get profit, you guys are destroying our culture. I am not saying it as a discriminated way or anything, this shop sell Indian items. Respect our country and our people, please change the name of the shop to Kashmir Garden. You guys have two store name, keep the one which says Kashmir Garden. I am a regular customer here and I feel very bad when I see the store name. It doesnt matter this shop sells north or south food items. All are Indians.

I shop here for my spices and achar, lol. Also I love that they have big bags of rice, fresh veggies, and the staff is helpful. Be careful when you buy meat from the back if its frozen. I brought a whole frozen chicken, got home cooked it all and it just taste like freezer burn meat. You never know how long the meat is frozen so make sure the meat is fresh/not frozen like the fish.

Very bad customer service with phone conversation.

Great produce , staff is not too friendly cashier was nice she smiled

Useful

First Id like to say that the stores name should be changed! Kashmir Garden suggests that the store would specialize in North Indian foods. But the store sold almost all South Indian food products. Why not rename your store Kerala Garden or Kozhikode Garden? It would attract the right crowd. Not trying to be racist, just helping with business strategy. Otherwise, the product selection is very diverse and prices are competitive. The store is as good as Patel Brothers, so hats off!

My only complaint is its smells halfway in the aisle because of the fish.One of the better Indian stores in the neighborhood. The owners are nice and friendly.

Excellent indian store,specially for Kerala spices ...Anything you want ,you find it here.The owner and the staff are really good and helpful ..they sell fresh fish ,which they clean it for us in just few minutes ..I was really happy to find out this shop recently,will definitely be visiting the shop again

All types of Indian grocery available.

Very traditional and the customer service is wonderful!

They have amazing home made biriyani, beef fry, duck fry, pork fry, crab masala, fish fry and more.I bought Goat Biriyani and beef fry the Biriyani was delicious after a long time I had a very good Biriyani. I think the owners are from Kerala so all the food is in that style except Biriyani. Everything looked delicious will go back and try more variety and the price is also cheap I paid $7.50 for Biriyani and $7.50 for beef fry, they also have vegetables and groceries and also fish and meat stall, they were friendly and helpful.

Good ☺️

The staff was very polite and helpful!

Kerala Store. You can get most things specific from Kerala

A lot of Indian food varieties, good and caring sales, recommend it!

Good prices...not hiked like small stores. Have almost everything as far as indian pakistani Grocery. Need to put prices on aisles & needs to be cleaned.

Oh I love this place so much.

Best place in philly to buy indian groceries with competitive pricing. Will get fresh meat and fish as well.

Kerala grocery store with fresh fish

Great store with a wide selection of indian foods/ingredients. The prices are not always clear however.

You get most of the essentials. Good collections of veggies.

Great place to buy Indian groceries/fish/meats/vegetables.Everything under one umbrella.Great staff ,very friendly.

Great place to shop for South Asian groceries and food items for a modest price.

Kasmir Garden must have new cooks because the food is now consistently terrible. It alltastes like it came out of a can of dog food!Kashmir used to be okay for a Northeast Philly Indian joint. There are two Indian joints on Girard Avenue which eat this dump for breakfast (pun intended.)

Good supply of indian, asian and african food items which include both frozen and fresh meat and fish products.

They have almost everything you could ask for in an Indian grocery shop. The staff is also always very helpful.

Nice place to shop but needs to improve.

Go here for all your desi food needs. Have a large variety of items and products

Best in Philly for varieties and price.

One stop shop for spices, meat, frozen products and many more at competitive prices.

Went ther to pick up some spices. The items went clearily marked. The store is over stocked and crowed with things and kind of shabby

Good indian packed items store.But not good for fresh groceries.The staff in their are particularly friendly and helps all the time.That is the best point of the shop. Everyone who is working there are very friendly and helpful.Some of the packed items are older than expiry dates. It would be same in most of the indian grocery stores. It is the buyers responsibility to check the expiring date and select the items. :-)The store have been redone and decently laid out and all items are within reach. Almost all items required by a indian grocery shopper is available with the exception of fresh vegetables.Fresh fish is also available. However, Ive not bought fresh fish from here and cannot provide review on fish/meat section.This is one of the very few stores that provides kerala specific powders and brands. Mr. Brahmins is available and my family likes the taste of all Mr. Brahmins products. Photos to be posted later.

The store owner is a nice person and treats people fairly

A great place to shop for Indian food!

Great place to buy fish and South India Grossery

We all crave for the taste of home once in a while. Two weekends ago, a bunch of my Indian friends and I agreed, in a moment of nostalgia, that our taste buds needed some reawakening. We also knew, without a doubt, where we were going to go- Udupi Dosa Palace. Rumors had it that Indians from all over Bucks County flocked in droves to sample the delectable South Indian buffet at Udupi.The six of us squished into my friend’s Acura, our excitement fueled by the colorful rhythm of Bollywood music blaring from the speakers. Thankfully in our cacophonic exuberance, no one noticed the slow growling emanating from our stomachs- clearly we were all ravenous. Finally, after what seemed like eternity, we arrived at the restaurant, and we all scrambled to get out of the car. The smiles of rejoice melted away quickly, as we found ourselves staring into dark windows- the restaurant was closed. Wails of disappointment and some very innovative curses erupted into the night air. And then we noticed the bright orange paper taped onto the door. In bold black letters read- “This restaurant has been shut down for not maintaining proper health standards…” Some Dosa Palace!Even though our stomachs turned a little, we were still determined to find some semblance of home. Thankfully my friend had a GPS in his car, and we hastily scrolled through the list of Indian restaurants within a 3 mile radius. We found one that seemed appealing- Tandoori & Dosa. After twenty minutes of whining and my friend yelling angrily at the dulcet voice of the GPS (who was insisting that he had taken a wrong turn), we finally discovered that Tandoori & Dosa had turned into Kashmir Garden. Not surprisingly, considering it was 9pm, we were the only customers, and the kitchen was closing in half an hour. We ordered seven main course dishes, rice, and a big bread basket- the waiter cautioned us that it might be too much food. We assured him that we were hungry enough to order the whole menu, and looking convinced he hurried off to start getting our food ready.The smells from the kitchen made us salivate, and we munched on the papad, wafer thin discs of spicy lentil crisps to keep our mouths engaged. Our waiter finally came out, expertly balancing the plates of food. He presented them with a flourish and the moment he was gone we attacked the food in a clatter of porcelain and silverware. The food, to describe in a single word, was exquisite. The chicken and lamb kebabs melted in your mouth, the tadka dal or lentils was the perfect combination of home-made goodness and simplicity. The bread basket was an impressive collection of whole wheat tandoori rotis, stuffed potato parathas, garlic and butter naan. The kofta (or fried balls of paneer or cottage cheese), paneer masala, and dal makhani had just the right amount of spice tempered with the creaminess of the curry. They even had dosa! The pancake had been fried to the perfect crisp, and the ghee or butter seeped into the warm potato filling inside. The accompanying chutney was, as my friend described it- “out of this world”. The most impressive part was probably the size of the portions; New Delhi and Sitar usually serve portions that two hungry people, let alone six, can barely share. Despite our colossal appetites, we had several doggy bags, and lunch for the next day.Kashmir Garden is a delightful surprise tucked away on Krewstown Road, in Bensalem township in Bucks County. The restaurant doesn’t have the fancy ambience of New Delhi, but it offers a flavorful variety of Indian food, and the sincerity and skill of the chefs is evident in the quality of the food. I would definitely embark on another adventure to eat at Kashmir Garden again. At least they don’t have a health warning issue.--Karuna

This is the worst restaurant I ever been to. I bought kappa and fish curry today (to go), the kappa looked like kanji. I went back and retured it. Take a look.

Good stuuf.

Great staff and great prices!

Good place for a pan-Indian grocerybut a bit costlier one at that.

Very good customer service

Perfect store for kerala groceries.

Great for products and foods common in India.

Nice selection of produce and dry goods.

Very good customer service..

Great place to buy Indian groceries..

Very nice super market

VERY GOOD SERVICE.

Great place to shop

Nice store and friendly staff...

Any time I visit Philly I visit here. Ton of stuff we dont get around Hartford,CT

Can improve on variety

All Indian groceries available here👍

Best place

Excellent Place for Groceries and Provisions.

Almost all south Indian food stuff..

Exellent service and good selection

Good customer service

Love the Indian spices!

This is a good placebut the fish smell is kinda horrible

Low price and Has everything needed in a Kerala store.Has a wide variety of frozen products.

Good

Not much, just ok kind of Indian store

Good, fresh products

My favorite place.

Good service

Fresh fish!!

Horrible ugly smelling

Good Place

Good prices and selection

Fresh vegetables

Not much variety, but good items

I love that place

Very dirty and unhyginic

Thats All Folks ☺

Not bad

Lower price