Triveni Supermarket

Visited Triveni Supermarket during a trip to Charlotte, and it’s a decent stop for Indian groceries. The store is well-stocked with fresh vegetables like okra and green beans, alongside a solid selection of spices, lentils, and halal meats, all at reasonable prices for a specialty market. The fresh chapatis from the in-house bakery were a highlight—soft and authentic, great for a quick meal. Outside, a vendor offered sugarcane juice and tender coconut water, which were refreshing. The weekend crowd was a drawback. The place was busy, and the checkout process was disorganized, with three counters but two separate lines, leading to a 15-minute wait. The staff was polite but seemed stretched thin, so visiting on a weekday might be a better bet to avoid the chaos. As for the food counter, we decided to try a few items and we got the medhu vada, egg puffs, and samosa chaat. The medhu vada was crispy outside and soft inside, just how I like it, though it could’ve been a bit warmer. The egg puffs were flaky and flavorful. The samosa chaat was tangy and spicy. Overall, the food tasted good, but it wasn’t perfect—probably a 3.5/5 for me. For the grocery experience, I’d give it a 4/5, but the food counter brings it down slightly to a 3.5/5. Averaging it out, Triveni gets a solid 4/5. It’s a reliable spot for Indian groceries and a quick bite, especially if you’re after fresh juices or chapatis, but plan your visit to avoid peak hours. Parking was also a but packed on the weekend.

We ordered kothu porotta, veg noodles, chicken legs, chat, paneer and onion pakora. The kothu parotta was soggy and had no taste. Then the paneer was okay but the onions tasted old. Next the chicken legs were average. The only thing that was good was onion pakora and veg noodles. The veg noodles was beyond spicy and kids couldn’t even touch it. So many green chilis.Spend $60 waste. More expensive than most places.

Had visited Triveni supermarket for late afternoon snacks, ordered Chai, Vada pav, Onion Rava Dosa and Chicken Burger Sandwich. Chai - was ok, nothing special like how we make at home, very milky and bland. Vada pav - was a disgrace to all Mumbai people. The potato filling should have tadka, less besan should be used. Onion rava dosa - was ok, nothing special about dosa Chicken burger - didn’t taste fresh, no flavor. Overall wasted $25 dollars and 20 mins traveling. The store itself has limited items, nothing like Patel or Indian wholesale stores. Will try the biryani next time..

I ordered the Chicken Fry Piece Pulao today, but it was disappointing. The chicken had very little actual meat—mostly just bones and scraps. On top of that, it was undercooked. Not worth it! (To go order in the name of Sam)

Ordered onion rava dosa and got very crispy one . As it’s very crispy and didn’t like it(it’s like waffer)so ordered another one and mentioned specifically to make it soft at the counter when placing order(person who took order at counter made a note of it). Now to my surprise it’s very crispy like the previous one. When asked at the counter, they redirected me to chef and he said it’s not possible to prepare a soft onion rava dosa. Now based on their response , it’s not possible to make a soft onion rava dosa (:-). Then why they didn’t communicate to me upfront ? It’s nothing but wasting my money and not respecting or caring about customer and proceeding as per their wish. Also chef said he will try to make another soft onion rava dosa (which he said it won’t be good but he will try) but I didn’t get that too after waiting for Long time. If you treat customers like this and want to continue your business the same way, good luck to you.

The bakery here at triveni supermarket offers a great variety of delicious Indian pastries, and the service throughout the market is fast and commendable, the staff are very friendly. The Irish coffee pastry is one of my personal favorites. And if you are craving any types of indian food, they got you covered. This place is a must visit>>>

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. The food was bland and lacked authentic flavor—ironically, it was overly sweet without delivering the distinctive taste you'd expect from Indian cuisine. It felt like an attempt at Indian food that completely missed the mark. Worse yet, the hygiene standards were extremely poor. There was visible trash scattered both inside the dining area and outside the premises. Tables were not cleaned properly, which made the whole dining experience feel unpleasant and unsanitary. Overall, it felt like stepping into a poorly maintained restaurant without rich flavors taste you'd hope for. I would not recommend dining

This bakery consistently offers fresh and delicious treats. From crusty breads to delicate pastries, there's something for everyone. The staff are always friendly and helpful, making the experience even more enjoyable. Prices are reasonable for the high quality offered. I highly recommend visiting this bakery.