Indo Pak Supermarket

My wife loves the biryani here. This is her go to Indian restaurant next to the supermarket. Highly recommended. Great taste and generous portion.

This isn’t about the $1.50 difference — it’s about poor management, misleading pricing, and unprofessional staff. I bought Vital Tea round tea bags, which were clearly priced at $9.49 on the shelf (see attached photo). At checkout, I was charged $10.99 instead (see receipt). When I asked the cashier, she told me the $9.49 was for a 216-count, and I had picked up the 300-count. I understand that — but why was the $9.49 price directly under the 300-count bags? There were three full rows of 300-count bags placed under that price tag, with no correction, no sign, nothing. She then said the UPC number was different — but let’s be real, no customer checks the UPC of every item they pick up. We rely on where the price tag is placed. If the price doesn’t match the item above it, that’s your mistake, not ours. You either misplaced the items or failed to remove the outdated price. Either way, it’s misleading. On top of that, when I tried to point this out and take a photo, she removed the price tag on another item (pheni) as soon as I mentioned taking a picture — very suspicious behavior. If she was right then WHY DID SHE REMOVE THE (PEHNI) PRICE TAG. She was also rude and dismissive, refusing to acknowledge the error or correct the price. As someone who works in retail, I can say with confidence that this is unacceptable — and it’s not just bad service, ITS ILLEGAL. According to the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, stores are required to charge customers the lowest advertised or shelf price. This wasn’t a one-off issue — this keeps happening at this store. I usually don’t leave reviews, but it’s become a pattern, and it needs to be addressed. Train your staff better. Fix your pricing displays. And follow the law. Disappointed, again.

Okay, let me tell you they have different branches, but I always prefer this one because they have more meat & fish options after the Carrolton branch, and they are not crazily expensive like "plano branch" The same ghee toast is $6.99 in plano branch where it’s just $3.99 in Richardson branch, which sounds crazy! Same thing for the beef brain. I hope they start working on that.

If you are nostalgic to try deshi foods including sweets, must visit this grocery. If your budget is low but wanna taste snacks, please go after 9pm and get the free snacks at Restaurant section (subject to availability before closing).

I wish I can give 0 start and - rating if possible. Firstly they are selling things more expensive than other store. Once you purchased anything and you want to change by standing inside the store they refused and said it’s not allowed to exchange or return even the product is untouched and you are inside the store. Avoid this Grocery store. Not going again

Today I had chicken Biryani for lunch and it was very tasty and thanks to the young lady she was very energetic and positive while taking the order, A little request please put some tissue papers on the tables that will be handy. Thank you

Inko Pak Supermarket in Richardson is a great spot for South Asian groceries! They have a wide variety of fresh produce, spices, and specialty items at reasonable prices. The store is clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful. Perfect for finding authentic ingredients! Its not one of the best Indo-pak store but certainly does the job.