Desi Global Flavors, Inc. — Attraction in Nashua

This is the only Indian store in Nashua area. They have most of the Indian grocery items. The one thing that I don't like about this store is that everything that they sell is 0.50 to 1.50 dollar extra than the other Indian store. I try to go to Indian stores in Burlington instead of this one because of the price factor. But since this is the only store in Nashua area sometimes i am forced to go to this place and every time i go here i get so much irritated because of the high price. If you just buy one or two things it wont matter, but if you do all the grocery from here, at a minimum you will see $10 dollar difference than the other stores.I can give a few examples.5 pack paratha $2.25 compared to $1.99 in other stores (burlington, waltham, westborough etc)1 big bag of red onion: 5.50 compared to 4.99 I know a lot of other indian stores and have talked about this. Every store, when they sell these products, get almost 40% profit. But here i think they are getting around 65% profit becuase of the high price they put on each of their items.I am very disappointed with this store.

The other day i had to go to this store here are the comparisons against another indian store in burlington

Kawan Paratha big pack - 8.99 compared to 7.49 Daily delight grated coconut - 2.94 compared to 2.25 Ginger garlic paste - 5.50 compared to 4.49 Nanak paneer - 4.99 compared to 4.39 Peal onion frozen - 2.79 compared to 2.49 Curry leaves - 1.49 compared to 1.25 Kashmiri Chili powder - 2.49 compared to 1.59 Cake rusk - 5.95 compared to 4.99

I can't believe how much extra these guys are charging. When you buy all these together you will feel the pain. I think when you spend around $70 at this store, you could actually get the same things for $50.

I try to stop at the stores in burligton or waltham as much as i can when i pass through those cities in order to avoid this...

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A nice little Indian grocery with a fantastic little Indian Buffet Restaurant attached.

Ravi, the owner and Chef is amazing, he makes the absolute best Indian around.

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We literally eat a meal here every week and everyone makes us feel like we are just here for a weekly visit, I look forward to it all week long.

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