New India Market

This is such a great store I am so happy I went there. When I first arrived in Vegas I had gone to the bigger Indian store nearby and they had far fewer items, and associates who were unwilling to help.
This store may be smaller but it is packed with anything and everything you need for indian cuisine, north or south. And the man who runs the store is always there and is extremely meticulous in his job duties and customer service. He is perhaps the most helpful store associate I have met in Vegas. He took so much time and care to make sure I found everything that I needed and that all questions were answered.
I am really only familiar with Tamilnadu and Sri Lanken cooking so I had a lot of questions for him and he answered every one very thoroughly and was such a kind man he really made my day (which hadn’t been going very well up until then). He talked to me about ingredients and recipe ideas and nutritional facts of the ingredients.
He even talked to me about life and gave me some good advice for living in Vegas. And when he noticed that I was going to be walking home and that my water bottle was empty he gave me a free cold water to take with me on the way out. He is such a good person and store owner with such a great Indian store. I highly recommend everyone visit and get some yummy food!

The man working was super nice and helpful. I came in w my 7 month old so I was super thankful for that. He asked what I was looking for n read an item off my list to make some chicken tiki masala. He asked to see my list n grabbed all the spices I needed! Great customer service. I wish all markets I went to were like this haha. Each spice I got was like $ 4 and triple the amount u would get at a super market. They were all from India so I knew what I was getting must be authentic!

Excellent customer service! The owner took time to explain customs and how to use product i asked about. Very friendly & knowledgableto all regardless of heritage, which is refreshing ! Good prices too!

The owner is very helpful! Wonderful service and great selection! I came looking for a product and he searched until he found it. Wonderful customer service!

I have been to this store several times for spices for many of the Indian dishes I make, There are some people at the counter who have been polite to me and others who have seemed hostile and rude. On my last trip there I had waited patiently for someone to come ring up my purchase. There were a few people working at the back where they sell meats and I let them know I was ready to check out. I was told someone would be with me when they were available. I waited another ten minutes as the three people who I knew worked at the store were talking with the one customer at the back.
I finally went back and again asked if I could be rung up. I was told that I needed to wait until the other customer was done. I asked how long that would be, they said it would be a while.
The customer they were helping was a male that from all appearances and the fact that he was speaking Hindi with the employees, suggested he was from there culture. I am not from India, but to my delight have family who are from India who have sharred with me the great food and culture. I had always felt staff at this store was a bit cool to me, but this time it just seemed rude. I have since found another place to shop, which is a bit more of a drive, but the service is worth it.

Nothing new at this place, they continue to remove the expiration dates
off their food products. Someone needs to alert the clark county health department!!!

Let me start by saying one thing. I’ve only been into this location multiple times out of sheer convenience since I live far far away from my store of preference «India Market». After coming to this store, I don’t want the «New».
A lot of the product tends to be old. Expiration dates seem to be missing on many items here.
Very few items have a price tag. What that means to you, is that you never know how much something costs. Sketchy.
The store is ridiculously cramped. One person can fit through each aisle.
The overall cleanliness of this store is suspect. I don’t expect ethnic stores to be super shiny and spotless, but I expect certain levels of sanitation. Dust on produce is unacceptable.
One last note: In the Indian culture, it is customary to respect your elders (who are a generation older) by calling them «uncle» or «aunty». That’s respectful. The guy at this store had the audacity to call my just over 50, mother…“aunty”. You’d think he was being respectful, right?
He would be, except he was just as old as my Mom. Learn some manners, Mr. New India Market. Call her Ma’am. or Mrs. N.
Over and out.

This place is smaller than Bombay Bazar and offered less of a selection.
It appears to be clean and the guy behind the counter was very nice and helpful. If you live on this side of town then I would definitely recommend stopping here first for your Indian spices and food products. If they don’t have what you need you can always drive over to Maryland.
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