Triveni Supermarket

I recently ordered Bajji Masala from Triveni Supermarket, and the experience was disappointing. The bajji masala was extremely salty, and when I complained, the staff insisted that everything was “good” on their end instead of addressing the issue. The punugulu was also not fried properly and tasted undercooked. The chutney was just okay—nothing special. Overall, the food quality was below expectations, and the customer service response was not helpful. I hope they improve both their preparation and their attitude toward feedback.

Triveni is one of my favorite place in charlotte. Whatever they cooked, all items are delicious only. The lady at counter in morning to afternoon schedule is soft spoken and very helpful lady at counter.

We visited your restaurant on February 25th at around 4:30 PM. As Wednesdays feature the Trio Biryani offer, we decided to order that. Unfortunately, we were quite disappointed with the quality of the food. The biryani was not served warm, and it appeared as though it had been prepared earlier and stored for an extended period. We had been looking forward to enjoying a fresh and delicious meal, especially as we were very hungry at the time, but the experience did not meet our expectations. We hope you will look into this matter to ensure better quality and freshness in the future.

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.

Great Stop for middle Eastern Cuisine. I have a friend who visited India and a new student from Yemen. I told them both about this market and only great responses we given. My daughter got the fresh carrots that were very juicy!

I will go back and update my review after 3-4 months: - Very good place for a quick snack and tea. -Love the Punjabi Samosa with fried green chilli - Irani chai 🙂 - Dosa night is a fantastic idea- 3 different dosa just 11 $ - Fresh meat - awesome - Fresh roti - but quality is ok ok - Bakery is good and tasty but sometimes I feel pricey What we need improvement: - I should not expect ribs when I order front leg - I dont want to miss chicken leg piece when I order whole chicken - restaurant open sitting area need little more maintenance

Had a great experience at Triveni Super Market and Restaurant! Have all groceries available are fresh and good quality . very reachable and they have halal meat too. Even tried restaurant too. The food was fresh, flavorful, and served hot. The entire staff in all sections were polite and quick, and the ambiance was clean and family-friendly. Definitely coming back for any indian touch , flavors . I especially loved dosa , freshly made Bobbatlu/puran poli and all types of chats.

Decent grocery store. Helpful staff. Would highly recommend them for most Indian supplies just please stay away from their in house CHAT items. They offer these in their snack area. Unfortunately it’s horrible. Anyone who appreciates and know how chat is made will be highly disappointed. I ordered samosa chat and pani puri whilst my family ordered papdi chat and aloo tiki chat. All we got was abundance of badly made ragda with minuscule portions of dahi and chutneys which weren’t good quality either. Very disappointed with the taste and quality overall. When reported they did acknowledge and offered another item for free which I very much appreciate but it doesn’t solve the issue .