DK Market

DK Market is my go-to grocery store! They consistently have low prices on fresh produce, especially vegetables like onions and avocados, which is a huge plus. Their selection of Indian grocery staples is excellent, with many items that are hard to find anywhere else. They also carry a wide range of fresh and frozen foods, along with a great selection of imported Indian spices and snacks that you won’t easily find at regular grocery stores. Another big highlight is their variety of Indian cooking utensils and traditional kitchen items, which makes it super convenient to find everything in one place. Great prices, great selection, and a very reliable spot for Indian groceries — highly recommended!

AMAZING just amazing that this place isn’t more popular. From the outside its looks like a warehouse but it is full of the best stuff around. You find things here that you don’t find anywhere else I mean from one side of this place to another. It is full of just everything that you thought you didn’t need but you do and it’s cheap. It’s amazing dude you gotta check it out. I really encourage anyone too.

I absolutely ❤️ this place. Amazing selection of Eastern European, Middle Eastern, Mexican, and of course, Asian foods. There are also baked breads from India, Afghanistan, and Russia. I was pretty impressed. There is also an incredible selection of instant noodles and snacks. I come back every week or every other week at the latest. The prices are worth coming back. For sure.

Very good prices and availability of many ethnic food items (fresh, dried, and canned) Workers are nice and very helpful despite language barriers. Cleanness and organization need improvements. Always check the best by or expiration dates. I reported a couple of times expired dairy items, but still they were kept in the fridges, and I saw them in later visits. This also happened with other items (e.g Halva). They charge 15 cents per plastic bag, but you can get a cardboard box for free.

Store is good and cheap. But this rating is for cumin powder I purchased it from this shop. It’s from Laxmi brand India. This is the reason Indian products are not good I don’t know what they put in cumin powder look like all spikey wood. I know it’s not from cumin because I used to ground cumin seed at home. Better test product before selling it.

No frills market specializing in ethnic spices, dry and canned goods as well as produce for Middle Eastern, Asian, Indian and Mexican cooking. Produce is kept in wooden or plastic crates, much like what you see at the farmers market but feels a bit janky or not presented in a way that is appealing to most people, but in return, you get prices that are much better than the typical big box markets. For comparison, yellow onions are $0.49 per pound; white onions are $0.79 per pound; shallots $1.99 per pound; fresh ginger $1.79 per pound. You can buy saffron at the cash register (not displayed). Fluorescent lightning is like from a horror movie, dark and dingy with concrete floor throughout. Not your typical market but you can save a lot of money or pick up a difficult to find ingredient for ethnic food like spices and corn husks for tamales, banana leaves.

On the outside, this place looks totally sketch, but on the inside it holds a plethora of greater Asian and European goods! As you enter, there is a small section with an assortment of products. Further in, you'll find huge sections of beverages, rice, canned goods from all over, spices, teas, noodles etc. While there is a genuine lack of Japanese foods with how big the store is, everything else is covered. I saw goods from India, China, Thailand, Russia, Korea, Greece, Italy etc. It's definitely a diamond in the rough. It's a also a good place to get gluten free flours, halal and kosher items as well. The spice king restaurant by the entrance also has some pretty good mango lassi.