Noor Indian Grocery & Kitchen

The new owners were friendly. They took ownership 3 weeks ago. Apart from the grocery store, they have dining inside. We had Amritsar Kulcha and Aloo Parata. The food was beyond amazing. It was fresh, home cooked and comforting. The best part was the homemade achar.

order food also called them to confirm the price on the phone it was different price and we were charged higher price . Food quality was not good at all looked like they Pour a glass of water in Saag and Sahi paneer had no gravy at all !! please look into this matter so you can improve the quality !!

The food was delicious and full of flavor. It was served hot and fresh, and the texture was just right. Overall, it was a satisfying meal that I would happily eat again.

Noor Indian is soo good I never seen before someone who give excellent service and good food I buy 2 veggie burger and 1 panner pakora 🤤 🔥 both are soo crispy and much better taste than others. I love noor Indian 🔥

Incredible grocery selection with a cozy and clean atmosphere, they also have a dining area with wonderful food and great seating, staff couldn't have been friendlier 100% recommend

They may or may not have a good choice of vegetables and groceries but they do have the yummiest dosas. It is so damn crispy and tasty that you gotta try it atleast once. The chutney and sambhar was not up to mark for my taste buds but the dosa was real yum

This is a friendly local Indian supermarket with a restaurant available in the back of the shop. On the grocery store side, there is a nice selection of frozen Indian breads and samosas, Indian flours, many of which are gluten-free (including chick pea flour and water chestnut flour), Indian spices, teas, cosmetics and Ayurvedic supplements. There is a small selection of produce as well. Our personal favorites included Ginger-Gur (Palm Sugar) cookies, excellent Wagh Bakri tea, and frozen Methi Paratha Indian bread. At the checkout area, there is a selection of homemade Indian fudges. Healthier and not as sweet as American fudges, they are made with a variety of ingredients (try the cashew flour fudge!) and I have tried them all without any disappointments. In the back of the shop, you can order curries, chai, paratha breads, samosas and other Indian specialties at a much lower price than you would pay in a fancy Indian restaurant. Be warned, the dining room is very simple and occasionally a bit rough looking (like some restaurants I actually visited in India, itself). Pro Tip: You might choose to carry out your food rather than eating it in the shop. And I think avoiding the restrooms, when possible, would be advisable, as well Highly recommended for dining, shopping and especially for the Indian Barfi fudge