New Foods Of India

Name: New Foods of India
Address: 121 Lexington Ave, Manhattan, New York, 10016, US
Telephone: +1 212-679-4444
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

Indian Grocery Store in Manhattan, New York, New York, US

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Contact and Address

Phone: +1 212-679-4444

Website: newfoodsofindia.com

Address: 121 Lexington Ave, Manhattan, New York, New York 10016, US

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Opening Hours:

Thursday	10AM–9PM
Friday	10AM–9PM
Saturday	10AM–9PM
Sunday	10AM–9PM
Monday	10AM–9PM
Tuesday	10AM–9PM
Wednesday	10AM–9PM

About the Business:

New Foods of India is a Indian grocery store located at 121 Lexington Ave, Manhattan, New York, New York 10016, US.

The establishment is listed under indian grocery store, food products supplier, grocery store, spice store category. It has received 82 reviews with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Their services include Delivery, In-store shopping . Accepted payment methods include NFC mobile payments , SNAP/EBT .

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Reviews:

Alan Varghese
1 year ago

Don't let the small entrance fool you, the shop is large inside and has tons of items of various kinds for people who want to make Indian food or enjoy fresh Indian sweets. Prices are quite decent and better than some other stores nearby. They have tons of spices (over 50 kinds), Indian snacks, masala mixes, frozen food items including desserts like kulfi, Indian lentils and grains, paneer, yogurt, maggi, Indian herbs (mostly dried). They also have tons of Indian utensils, pressure cookers, mortar and pestle etc.

Kemy
1 year ago

Amazing place for Indian Grocery. Very good staff. Very helpful and great varieties to everything 👏

Killian
1 year ago

Very friendly and helpful staff, definitely the best Indian grocery store I’ve found in the city.

Nisha
1 year ago

Great/best store in Lower Manhattan to get Indian groceries! You can find almost anything here but I did note a few expired goods on the shelves. Hakimbhai was really kind and sent me off with free samosas. Thank you!

Kshitij Shohel Noorani
1 year ago

Good place but I visited 10 minutes before store close and the person on the cashier charged me $7.99 instead of $4.99 and told that was the price if you need. And after feeling that I’d report, offered us some snacks and sweets to buy and when we didn’t buy, gave us some samosa and other stuff. Then asked for cash instead of card so save himself, felt like they’re too opportunistic as far as overpricing and cheating. Otherwise okay.

Health and Safety:

Mask required

Services:

Delivery
In-store shopping

Short Features:

Indian & Middle Eastern grocery store Small, unfussy spot for Indian & Middle Eastern specialty foods, bulk ingredients, spices & snacks.

Payments:

NFC mobile payments
SNAP/EBT

Plannings:

Quick visit

FAQ:

Thursday :  10AM–9PM
Friday :  10AM–9PM
Saturday :  10AM–9PM
Sunday :  10AM–9PM
Monday :  10AM–9PM
Tuesday :  10AM–9PM
Wednesday :  10AM–9PM

"Don't let the small entrance fool you, the shop is large inside and has tons of items of various kinds for people who want to make Indian food or enjoy fresh Indian sweets. Prices are quite decent and better than some other stores nearby. They have tons of spices (over kinds), Indian snacks, masala mixes, frozen food items including desserts like kulfi, Indian lentils and grains, paneer, yogurt, maggi, Indian herbs (mostly dried). They also have tons of Indian utensils, pressure cookers, mortar and pestle etc."

"Amazing place for Indian Grocery. Very good staff. Very helpful and great varieties to everything 👏"

"Very friendly and helpful staff, definitely the best Indian grocery store I’ve found in the city."

"Great/best store in Lower Manhattan to get Indian groceries! You can find almost anything here but I did note a few expired goods on the shelves. Hakimbhai was really kind and sent me off with free samosas. Thank you!"

"Good place but I visited minutes before store close and the person on the cashier charged me $7. instead of $4. and told that was the price if you need. And after feeling that I’d report, offered us some snacks and sweets to buy and when we didn’t buy, gave us some samosa and other stuff. Then asked for cash instead of card so save himself, felt like they’re too opportunistic as far as overpricing and cheating. Otherwise okay."