Suvidha International Market

Suvidha is truly an exceptional store for anyone looking for authentic Indian and Indo-Pak products. Their selection is impressive — from fresh vegetables and spices to ready-to-eat items like samosas, pakoras, and more. If you’re craving freshly prepared Indian food, head straight to their food section — everything tastes homemade and delicious. Whether you need groceries, snacks, or festive items, Suvidha has it all under one roof. They’re not just a local favorite — Suvidha is an international food market with locations across the U.S. (and maybe even in India!). Overall, it’s the best Indian grocery and food destination around — clean, well-stocked, and consistently reliable. Highly recommend!

This is a one stop shopping for Asian food products, you can even have fresh and delicious sweet dishes. There are parking spaces.

I stopped going to indian restaurants after discovering this little grocery store. Their "food court" is absolutely amazing. Reasonable prices ( 1 dollar samosas), offering wide variety of chicken , veggies and goat dishes,mango Lassi and much more. Must visit if you like indian food!

Very Bad experience CAUTION Today we ordered chicken tikka masala in their kitchen. But ended up eating paneer tikka masala. Even the label outside the box says chicken tikka masala but they packed paneer. Please make sure you received the ordered food correct before leaving the store. Very disappointed.

This place is exceptional for its produce, they have a wide variety of ranges of food. Ranging from vegetables, samosas, pakoras. Etc.. if you looking for actual food that is freshly cooked from suvida. You can go to the food section to buy food. Need anything that is always Indian related? Well, they are also indo-pak. Which is Indian and Pakistani. Don’t know the location of Suvidha? They are an international food market you can find them all around the U.S. And India! ( probably ). Overall, this is the best Indian merchant place.

I had a bad experience where Suvidha charged the regular Gulab Jamun (not the nuts infused ones)$128 for 80 pieces. The interesting thing was when I spoke with them, they said it’s $10.99 a pound & the lady over call said 80 pieces would be close to 7-8 pounds . But when we arrived for the pickup, it’s surprisingly 11 pounds ! So messaging is simple - don’t buy sweets from this place, any other vendor offers $1 a piece. Refrain from being on the losing side . Only positive was - taste wasn’t compromised but Suvidha should clarify the customers before selling .

Beware of the billing here. We were charged for 3 packs of cookies when we only purchased 2. Another item was billed at a higher price than the shelf label showed. When we called to ask about the errors, they said they would check and call us back—but we never received a call. Please double-check your receipts before leaving..

Aisles are little crammed, little more organization needed to accommodate the crowd esp on the weekend. With each one pushing cart it is tough to navigate. Outside of that I found most of the stuff needed and price is good. Good selection of rice and produce available. Easily noticeable from the pkwy and free parking.

It's good and well stocked for the most part. We go there fairly regularly. People are usually pretty friendly. The only reason I took 2 points off is that they don't price their items. Very often they have incorrect pricing on the shelf and items are never priced so it gets very irritating and makes me go to their competitor further up the street. They seems to be run more efficiently. Hope they pay attention to this review.

I wish the kitchen would pickup their phones. I hate driving there to put in my catering order. They are so busy that they don't care, they know business will come. The food taste and prices are good.

It is a real go to place for all Indian groceries at wholesale prices and super convenient to shop. My favorite part of this place is their kitchen, they have a lot of snacks and dinner options at a very reasonable price. Slightly congested but you get almost everything from here. I love the fresh veggies, frozen foods, Indian Ice Creams, friendly faces and lots of Indian snack options. There are tons of spices and even microwavable Indian dishes. I like their sweet and spicy ketchup and Maggie instant noodles, but they have more complex mixes for Haleem, Pani Puri, Masalas, etc. The place is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. They always have full stock and you will find more options on various items compared to other Indian grocery stores. Meat is always fresh and available. All the meat was halal from the meat shop inside the store. Best place for tasty samosas in reasonable price and varieties of Indian sweets all the time. Also there is a tangy sauce that you can get for dipping for your samosa, which is really tasty. I Love their deals which they have very frequently. You can make this one of your regulars for sure if you live nearby. The staff is friendly, purification fresh and the store is clean. The cashiers are helpful and always smiling. I wish the store could be bigger to accommodate more people during peak hours. Parking is limited and often more people waiting. Beware of those trying to cut in. Overall it is a highly recommended place to shop.

Crowded market filled with tons of spices, foods, specialty snacks, and veggies. They even have a small restaurant inside. They even have a small meat butchery in the back. I was overwhelmed with all the great finds and had to take a tour around first before I started filing up my basket. My husband grabbed a veggie biryani and said he wish he picked up 2 more if he knew how delicious it was. I grabbed a few snacks, a cold drink, a hot meal, and some haka noodles. I wouldn't find any organic basmati rice and I really wanted to grab a large bag to take back home.

This is a basic Indian grocery store. They have fresh fruit and vegetables year round. They don't stock a ton of stuff, but they usually have whatever I need. They also have fresh indian foods for take out (briyani, pastries, etc...) and they make some of the best samosas I've had.

It's a nice store where we find all Indian grocery. They have fresh snacks and also specially sugarcane juice. My husband and my daughter love their sugar cane juice.

We live in the neighborhood behind the store and my family and I were always amazed at the traffic going in and out of this place. We walked up a few months ago and couldn't really see the attraction. We tried it again this week and purchased some produce and the awesome take out food. As Madelyn mentioned, those vegetarian samosas are delicious and at only .89 cents, quite the bargain. If you don't know Indian entree names, I suggest taking a picture of the dry erase board (actually, there is a photo posted here, thanks HSU L) to research ahead of time what you want to order. I plan to try a bunch. They're a great value but remember, they don't include rice, so you have to make your own, which I'm good with. Also, the frozen food selection is huge and prices pretty good.

Great affordable grocery store. Very organized and the staff are more than friendly. The butcher shop is very clean and always fresh, and again the prices are more than affordable.

Great selection of indian sweets and some tasty biryani. Good place to pick up basic staples

WHY YOU SHOULD BE SHOPPING HERE! I love this little market and have been shopping here for years. The evening hours are crazy because that is when most people like to shop and you have to squeeze by everyone. However, the cashiers are friendly and efficient so you don't stand in line for a long time. If you want that authentic market feel, go at night and if you want to get in and out go first thing in the morning. When I shop here, I am very intentional and tend to buy the same things: Cauliflower, (best prices, large in size), broccoli heads, (great size and price), fresh greens, (spinach and kale) zucchini, cucumbers, avocadoes, tomatoes, okra and turnips. Sometimes, I will grab the fresh dill because I use it in my homemade dressing and I love it on my creamy brussels sprouts. I never thought in a million years that I would move back to the south and would have difficulty finding southern greens. It has been crazy frustrating because the common greens of choice are the collard greens which are boring and overrated. I love turnip greens, (from the ground, not the bag), and they are so difficult to find that I have had to consider other options. I really enjoy the fresh bundled kale and spinach sold here. It is a cut above and always has a fresh and clean taste that delivers on flavor every time. I lightly season and cook them in a bit of avocado oil (after a light steam), and they are perfection. The price of cauliflower has really gotten out of control and the heads have shrunken significantly. I use mine to create a low-carb pizza crust, bread alternative or creamy mash so I usually buy two and they must be very large. The tomatoes are always a great price and taste great after they ripen a bit. Always juicy and rich in color and flavor. I have not been disappointed in any of the produce so it is highly recommended. There are chilled, frozen and shelf foods available. I only venture to this side if I want some of their spices. They are varied and less processed than what you would find in a typical grocery store. If you want something hot and easy, they have a little kitchen up front to the right of the door as you enter and you may purchase biryani, pakora, samosas and other Indian dishes. Beware of high traffic times, which tends to start an hour after opening, (10 am), until close. If you are there when they open, you will have a very easy and quiet experience. Otherwise, you're doomed! Last Friday, the first official day of Coronagedden, we couldn't even get in the parking lot as traffic was simply backed up everywhere. The next morning they opened early and were fully stocked as usual. Always one step ahead! Check it out!

First time in here was about a year ago the place was a mad house it being close to some kind of holiday. The last few visits I could actually get through the isles and take a good look around. Produce is in the front of the store and as you move around will find personal items, all kinds of packaged heat and eat side dishes and shelf after shelf of packaged spices to make your favorite dishes. If you are in need of appetizers or meals. you will find them in the freezer cases. Do you like naan, well you will spend several minutes trying to figure out which one you want. There are tons of choices plain, stuffed or topped with or with out cilantro on it, just throw them in the oven for a few minutes and top with a bit of butter. Meals can be ordered the prices are very reasonable. Place your order, pay up front with the rest of your items, come back and present the receipt and dinner will be handed over. All items are made to go as there are no tables available for dinning. I have tried a couple of dishes and both were good even our sister not familiar with Indian food liked them. Plan on making rice at home the dishes made do not come with rice and when inquiring if rice could bought already prepared was told "no" weird. Biriayni is sold in the cold case and seems a hefty portion for the money. A coworker (who is Indian) shops here and has said that it is a dish that must be eaten when hot and fresh not kept and sold for later, this is the only reason I've not tried it. Do try the vegetarian samosas they are solid. *** When purchasing personal items from other countries have found looking it up and the information most helpful/useful. Always curious to try something new (if it works) may not be a good idea. Looking around came across an item called Safi. It is supposed to be good for digestion, skin problems, ailments etc. Thank Goodness I looked into it before ingesting it. Health Canada did a study and found "it to contain arsenic levels in excess of 40 times maximum allowable concentration for drugs." Please read the information (same article) on Lead and Mercury poisoning. This product was quickly put back on the shelf leaving me to wonder how it was able to be sold here in the states?

I am sad to give a review like this, but i had a very bad experience with Suvidha Delivery. I placed an order on Suvidha website for delivery. The order was not delivered and my account was charged with my by grocery amount PLUS 240 extra dollars. Upon trying to communicate with Suvidha on this they never gave back my amount. PLEASE BE CAREFUL. Please be careful. Just wanted to be sure, noone goes through this as we got.

As soon as I walked in, I instantly felt overwhelmed. The layout of this grocery store lacks organization. Upon walking in, my buggy crashed into at least 5 people because the entrance is where the registers are. I give this place 3 stars because although the place was a hot mess, the manager was really helpful in helping me find my groceries.

Lemon grass tea is so yum. My husband who loves tea was going here every morning with a 8 cup thermos to last us before lunch and after. I tried their chicken samosa and it was decent.

I had a very stressful experience today at Suvidha. There was a loud cursing fight between a cashier or person bagging the groceries and a customer. While loud Cursing and fight between them happening, one male customer said to another customer to watch their language as there were children and women around, he replied to him, " it was non of his business and started cursing him too. Suvidha staff should re-learn customer service, be more sensitive to customer needs, problems and be courteous anyway. Learn to say "hello" and "say sorry" when necessary. They hVe a job there because of customers. Both Owner and Staff should remember "Customer is always right" Both together Owners and staff have a long way to build a nice friendly culture. Good luck.

While you can get all your staples here, I much prefer Cherians up the street. Suvidha is a very crowded and tight shopping experience. The employees don't help by leaving boxes in the aisles, so that you can't get your cart easily through the aisles. Also, why on earth do they have the entrance right where the people checking out are in line. You walk in the store and must walk/push through people in the checkout lines to get into the store. This is a mess.

I really really like this grocery store. I'm really picky about getting fresh veggies and I never shop at the big box retailers. I just don't feel like their produce is fresh. I can always count on fresh, in season produce at Suvidha. I always pick up goat meat and fresh halal chicken too. They even have a tiny kitchen that cooks up delicious Indian food, desserts and pastries that you can get to go. Now the reason I've given them a 4 star is because it's a super small grocery store that's hard to navigate when it's busy and it's not well organized. Also, you won't find EVERYTHING you need here. This place is good for speciality Indian groceries and fresh produce. But not ALL types of produce. But if you can get past that, this is a great place to shop. Check it out!

Went in today to buy some spices and pickles. The aisles were stocked with boxes blocking the half lane. Picked up a box of Indian Pachranga Pickle. The box looked old so checked for manufacturing date and found that the Best By Date was June 2017! Kept it back, got a few Samosa's from the cafe, paid and left. Please check before you buy things at this store!

Great Place! Always stocked-up. Very friendly staff. Very clean!! You get everything including the fresh meat and food-to-go. More than enough parking. Quick Service!

Checkout lines move really slow in comparison to actual traffic in the space. There is quite a variety of fresh South Asian veggies that are well-priced (okra, tindora, Indian eggplant.) The sweets (mithayi) here are decent - I've only tried the jalebi (tasted fresh), kaju katli (not as fresh), jamun roll (fresh). The variety here doesn't at all compare to the mithayi variety you'll get at Gokul, yet they're priced a little higher. I also grabbed a couple of their chicken samosas (which one of the employees said were halal) and they were different - think standard big potato samosa with everything but the potato (replaced with chicken). I was in the area therefore took a look in, but I probably won't be back.

Got betel nut on 11/25/2016 . I don't understand why they sell expired products. It was expired on Jan 2016 . It's almost 11 months and still they have it in stores . Please check expiration date of the products before you buy here

Our friend from London wanted to cook an Indian dinner and needed ingredients. We started out at Nam DAE Mun in Morrow. We didn't find everything she needed so we searched and found another place on Buford Highway. We were still lacking ingredients and did another search when we found Suvidha Grocery. Had we known about this place it would have saved many hours and tons of driving. The store is well light and there were all of the things needed for the meal. There is fresh produce and a bakery on site.

Veggie biryani,chicken biryani,most tasteless,insipid,it was just colored rice with chick pieces,ev veggie biryani too,anand fish curry too was no curry made from spices but from cornflour tastsless too.Never never i am going to buy it you too please don't waste your money

You can find Indian culture here! It looks so authentic to me. I came to this store to look for my favorite green pea snack. I asked one of Clarks where I could find the snack. The Clark couldn't explain well although he tried to tell me, so the Clark brought another Clark who spoke English well for me. The majority of stuff look shy and looks like they keep distance from customers( especially foreigners) but they are kind if you seek for help. They have almost everything you need in your daily life such as fresh products, cooked food, snacks, daily, and kitchen appliances. Good to go to feel different culture and food.

We have been going to this store for 2 years since it is close to our home. Never been happy with their cashiers who never smile,say hello or thank you. Today we had the worst experience. One of the cashiers got into argument with a customer and used the F word and they got into big fight. I asked other cashier to call manager. She just smiled and did nothing. It was not funny, dont know what she was thinking. Finally the owner came out from his office. Shockingly, instead of defusing the situation, he started yelling at customer and asked him to get out from the store. Apparently this kind of owners example will be followed by employees too and it shows in their attitude. BAD BAD BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE avoid this store if you have a choice. Can not give any star to them

Store needs to be redesigned. It takes too much time to shop here. Store shelves are stocked during peak times and some produce is stale. The place is crowded - people don't care too much about a clean shop or disorganized shelves.

Decatur used to be the only place where you could find one-stop Indian groceries. But that has changed in last years, with more and more Indian families settling down in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Suwanee and Cumming. Now we have more and more Indian restaurants and groceries opening in these neighborhoods. Even Cherians, a big Indian grocery who has been around in Decatur, specializing in Kerala food items opened their second location in Cumming. To that trend, Suvidha is another Indian grocery and food mart. Suvidha is located right next door from 'Myzenes', one of my favorite Indian restaurants. In fact, that's how I noticed Suvidha myself. From outside Suvidha doesn't look like much, but it's actually decent sized Indian grocery Inside. Of course, it is not as big as Cherians-Decatur and Patel Brothers. But I find it having lot of necessary Indian grocery Items, similarly priced like bigger groceries. They also have most of the vegetables we use in Indian cooking - I even spotted the elusive 'Moringa' and 'Gongura leaves' once. Also Okra is usually only $1.29 to $1.50 - that's the usual price at any Indian groceries. Other items they have are Indian snacks(not as much as Patel brothers), Pooja items(items for worshiping), variety of Indian Incense that can fill the room with nice smell, Indian biscuits, Gingely oil, desserts and also Dosa & Idly batters in various sized containers. They also have a small food mart that sells Indian curries and biriyani for take-outs. I ordered one chicken biriyani for just $6.99, for my partner and he said the portion size was very generous that he ate it for three meals. I had a quick taste and I liked it too - it was hardly the best biriyani I have tasted but definitely good. I mean, there are times you just don't want to cook anything and don't have patience to order and pick up at Indian restaurants - you can just swing by Suvidha and pick up one of those pre-packed biriyanis. And it's cheap. Overall I'm impressed with Suvidha on how much they carry inside that shop and with their prices. If you are living around here or visiting, it's worth visiting Suvidha for groceries and quick dinner take-out. 4 stars.

I came by today for some groceries. I was happy to find them taking alot of safety precautions for the current Covid situation. They are open but noone is coming inside you can order online ahead of time or they will help you find the groceries you need and have you write a list. You can sign up on email. If you go in person a worker will bring you out paper to write and they will go shop it for you. I would much rather shop the cleaner safer way. Thank you guys for working hard and being thoughtful !! It would be nice for more stores to follow suit and give this option. I also want to say on a regular day to day life note. This store is awesome! They have a great selection of everything you need. Great prices on veggies and herbs and premade TV dinner type foods. In the kitchen, awesome food and fresh sweets. Love the fresh samosas here. Iv'e also tried the Pakora curry is pretty good. Love picking up the laasis. They have precooked mango dhaal. A bit unique take on Dhaal i'm used to enjoying and super convenient to pick up. They made one time a thai curry that was fantastic!! Hopefully i'll be able to try it again soon as the kitchen part is currently down but you can still shop the veggies, frozen foods, home products etc. !! Please support your local groceries stores like this especially during this time guys!! :)

Showed the manager a bunch of expired spice mixes. He didn't bother to remove them from the shelf. Decent selection of Indian groceries though. Won't make a mistake going past Cherians again.

This is a very good Indian grocery store with excellent choice of fresh produce and very good meat department. They also have a kitchen inside the store that sells very good Indian style snacks and dishes. I go here all the time. The only down side to this place is the traffic inside the store. It gets extremely crowded on weekends and most evenings. This causes long lines at the checkouts. They need to expand the floor area to accommodate the foot traffic.

I have first hand witnessed employees not wearing masks and gloves during the Covid. I asked the manager, who said he does not care. I wanted to take a picture of the employee who was without mask and gloves. He just ran away. This was the Alpharetta location. The manager was rude and told me he does not care. I could do what I want. Stay away from this place.

I want to give 4 stars to the food prepared in their kitchen. Their chefs Ravi and Saurabh are very good cooks. I tried the food at suvidha in their Marietta store. The food was so dry and didn't taste good at all. In comparison to the food prep in Marietta location, Suwanee location is a winner!!! Keep up the good work guys

We had ordered half tray of Saag mutton Ravi the chef made it Excellent !! We have never had such an amazing dish which was so flavorful and aromatic

The dosa batter they sell gets bad in 3-4 days and doesnt even reach the expiry date mentioned on the box. The manager was rude and didnt agree to give me a store credit or refund .. bad management. This was in the Alpharetta store.

Stopped by on a Sunday around noon, had to get some groceries and was intrigued by feedback from a few friends about the takeaway food counter, and Suvidha was on my way back home. Grocery Section : Super crowded and chaotic, maybe it was the Sunday thing, but just stopping and picking up veggies and maneuvering the cart around was a nightmare. The aisles were a bit cramped compared to few other stores the same size, which is a kinda bummer. Don't think the prices here are lower than competition around or Cherians which is my regular place, but no too far off either, so if im around the place and need to grab a few things, i will head here. Takeaway Place: I ordered for a couple of Samosa's and a Malai Kofta, and picked up a Chicken Biryani too. Well, the samosas, which my colleagues had been praising quite a bit, were about average on taste, nothing special, but i will give it, they were fresh and hot, and saw a lot of them moving with people streaming in to order them by the dozen. Same case with the pakoras and a few other appetizers they sell. The Malai Kofta just blew me.... for the Qty.. it was good enough for like 3 times !! 10 pieces of Kofta in curry for 5.99 !!! This is crazy !! And guess what the taste was damn decent too, i will surely go there to pick up Kofta if i feel like it and even if it is 7-8 miles out, compared to the over priced, low on taste places around here. Will surely be getting back to try the other curries and few of the non veg ones soon. The chicken Birayni is a deal breaker !! Tasteless, spice-less and what more it had weird tasting chicken and raw curd showing up all over the place. Would never make the mistake of picking any Biryani from here. Overall, will come back for the takeaway curries and if I'm in the area for Groceries.

As much as I wanted to like this place, now I don't!! The people working in the food court area are so rude and bad. They talk crap about the people in Hindi and they haven't realize I understand Hindi, but I understand it. Managers need to put a stop at it , Customers spend their money here so the staff should give some respect to the customers , shame on you Suvidha

This store needs to better handle customers during coronavirus. They are not regulating people with 3 ft - 6 ft distance.

Terribly crowded and no place to maneuver your cart. Overstocked with the same items and falling off the shelf. One of the packets fell off and hit my husband's head . Will not be going back again!!

This store mentioned to be Open till 10:00pm Saturday but wen I visited the store at 9:45pm they staright away shut the door on my face. Have neva seen so unprofessional staff. Had it been any American store they would have definitely kept the door open till shop closing time. Would never visit again. All unscrupulous thing, publishing something and following your own rules

This place pretty much has everything you need for spices and Indian style cooking. They've got a lot of frozen items and ready made dosa/idli batter for those that are a bit on the lazy side or just don't have time to make it up yourself. It's always packed here - haven't really found a time when it's not going to be full of people. Prices are reasonable and they also have ready-made food - samosas, biryani and chicken as well as sweets and these are quite cheap - around $7.99 for chicken curry or biryani and the mango daal is pretty good at only $3. Would be good if they had more checkout lanes but other than that it's got everything else you need.

This place is nightmare to shop, aisles are blocked by boxes of supply and it's hard to walk or even take your cart in aisle, the meat department used to be good but now started selling only items most profitable to them. The quality of meat is gone down, e.g if you ask mixed goat you get almost 60-70% bones all the time. The veggies are fresh only on weekend a when it's most crowded and there is real risk of you tripping and falling onto those boxes of grocery in aisles. On weekends it's the feeling of getting into or out of Mumbai local trains to get fresh vegetables.

I happen to shop in this shop for a while. I always thought the stuff is good and reasonable priced However to my amazement just 4 days back,I found that items that are to be weighed at the cashier counter are all marked up at the higher weight. Reason i bought vegetables that are to be weighed at the counter are marked up at least 35%, because to Okra Chinese bought were marked at 1.16 LB where as the real weight was 0.81 LB, similarly tomatoes weighing real at 0.80 LB was marked at 1.14 LB. There were also other items which were marked higher. Is there any regulatory body to check the tampering of the weight mechanism.

I was visiting a friend in Duluth and we went to this place as it is the closest to my friend's residence. This place is fairly small, the aisles are narrow and the items are not arranged for customer convenience in mind. It has a small eatery but was very crowded so we didn't try any items from here.

On our way to Florida, we stopped by to get some groceries for our weeklong trip! Pleasantly surprised with the fresh vegetables, freshly made snacks and their service. I wish they open something similar in Philadelphia area too :-)

I had bad experience with suvidha I should change manager she was rude to me she didn't care about business and customer I tried to requested to she was stubborn to listen to customer and I bought bataca Veda was so bed and it's not fresh and coconut also dry they said green but dry so owner should take care for food.plese take action about manager otherwise business will be you know.

Stopped here a few times, once to pick up some products that are hard to find, and a couple of times for lunch. Vindaloo was on FIRE! Rich, plenty of chicken, and should I say it again, FIERY - just perfect. Masala, to be honest, I did not eat, but my 9 year old stuck his face practically in the bowl and did not look up nor say a word until he finished it. 'Nuff said on the food. I was disappointed that I could not find, in particular, the sage incense that I desperately needed, Also found some expired Garam Masala on the shelf. Can't understand that, it's a basic. Maybe it was just not rotated well when it was stocked. But one star off for that. Very clean place, people have been very helpful.

This review is for the butcher inside suvidha grocery store. I usually buy meat and chicken from them. Everytime my experience with them is been horrible. First to start with there is one bald guy wearing baseball hat standing behind the counter. He does not at all have a customer service skills. He shouldt even be there working with a horrible attitude that he is wearing. He thinks that he does a favour to the customers by selling meat and chicken. My interacting experience with him was really bad. He will never reply politely and kindly. Half of the time he does not listen to what i say and when i pay for the purchase its not the way its packed that i had requested for and argued with me that i did not said to pack it in two separate bags. Thats because he never listens. I wish the service was a little better for instance the goat meat should be cut in front of the customers and not take it inside to get it cut and then bring the tied bag outside to pay. God knows what they do and make fool to customers by reducing the meat and give pre tied bags to customers. I am sorry this was my favorite place to buy meat but due to horrible experience i dont feel confident buying meat from here

The chicken tikka Masala is lovely with the freshly made garlic naan. ...soooo fresh !I bought their Masala Chai tea and tea biscuits and all I can say is Delicious !!!!!

Just ordered Chilly Chicken and Gobi 65 from Suvidha today. Bot\h were mediocre. They were very tomatro based. Zyka is the best for these dishes. However they are good value for money,