Hello India Supermarket silverberry. — Local services in The Meadows

This review is for the food bar. Really disappointed. The shopping area is amazing and well put together. However the food bar disappointed us. We ordered aloo tikki burger and chole kulche. Let me just put it this way, that best part about these 2 things was the mint cilantro chutney in burger. I wish i was exaggerating but I’m not. The kitchen took their time preparing these two items for us and yet, the burger bun was burnt, tikki was absolutely bland and so tiny (i believe they just use the aloo tikki for chaat in the burgers too). A thick stack of lettuce was stamped on one side along with cucumber and tikki was on other side. I hope this is one time mistake and they usually are better than this as we heard a lot of positive reviews for their food, hence why we were really excited to...

Hello India Supermarket in Edmonton offers a mixed experience for shoppers. The grocery section of the store impresses with its variety of products and neat organization, making it easy to find what you need. However, the same cannot be said for the food court within the supermarket. While the convenience of having a food court on-site is appreciated, the quality of the food leaves much to be desired. The offerings at the food court may not be worth the visit, as they fall short in taste and overall satisfaction. Despite this drawback, Hello India Supermarket remains a decent option for grocery shopping, especially if you're looking for a diverse selection of...

I am deeply disappointed with the juice, sweets, and snacks section of this superstore. It feels like a clear example of how little value is placed on Indian lives. The lady preparing the apple juice didn't even bother to remove the paper slip from the apple. The samosas tasted like they were made ages ago, and there was too much artificial colouring in everything. This is what happens when greed takes priority over quality and safety. It's heartbreaking to see that the well-being of customers is being ignored. We all share the responsibility for allowing these businessmen to build their empires at the cost of our loved...