Miramar Cash & Carry

Biggest Indian grocery stores near San Diego area. You get all types of vegetables, spices, frozen foods, sweets. Special items available on festival time. You have Indian temple and a restaurant near to the store.

Extensive choice of produce, just recently started going here due to recommendation from friends and family and couldn’t be happier. Prices are competitive, neatly arranged and organized and good customer service. They have specials for Diwali. Would def recommend.

This is not trash. It’s a pack of curry leaves from Miramar Cash and carry. This is what you would get for $4.50

Biggest Indian grocery store in san diego near qualcomm. Staff is nice and you will find almost anything you can want. They don't have much variation though sometimes only one type of option for what you are looking for. They have good idols and mandir stuff. It keeps buzzing with Indians everyday. It's little costlier though. Some products are just few months away from expiry. They should really take care of this and stock with fresh stuff at reasonable prices. They have good options for vegetables and spices. They should really work on their hours and extend from 9.30 till 10p.m atleast.
Be very careful they don't do returns and exchanges. One thing which u may won't like even for utensils.

It's the only decent indian grocery store in San Diego. Vegetables are often over priced and they look old and wilted. But you can get almost any Indian item at this store.

Very clean and we'll stocked store. Nice owner and the staff will help you find anything you are looking for.

Default shopping for Indians. Only thing I don't like is they don't sell variety's of beer. 1-2 Indian brands I guess. They should start selling american potato chips too. Hate to go one more store just for that

A good place where you could buy specialised foods from India and Mexico in addition to US foods

This is by far the best Indian grocery store in town. It is bigger, cleaner and has a much better selection than even some LA stores.

Parking can be tricky on weekend afternoons with the temple and the other businesses in the strip.

They also have a decent selection of British supplies (tea, biscuits, chocolate, etc.) as well.

Pretty inclusive of everything South Asia grocery requirements. The veggies aren't too bad either. I've been to Indian stores before that did NOT carry fresh veggies.

Best Indian groceries in SD. Wide selection of veggies and they also carry the best rum in this world, Old Monk.

Miramar cash and carry is one of the best hubs to buy sub continental food items in San Diego. It has vegetables, grains, masalas, ready made food etc. The only downside is that the parking becomes too crowded sometimes and the staff are quite rude.

A savior for Indians. Majorly for Indian students at UCSD. Almost all of the Indian population of San Diego assemble here

The best Indian store in San Diego. Quality grocery and reasonable prices. Parking gets busy in the evening, but you will still be able to find space.

This is where the local Indian community of San Diego shops for all things South Asian. Widest range of legumes and lentils, spices, frozen breads, yoghurts, cheeses, essential oils, chai, fresh vegetables, snacks. Be prepared to fill your cart!

Best indian grocery place in town. So organised. Amazing customer service. Best place to find any indian items. Very clean.

Caters to the Indian and neighboring countries' community. Wide selection of spices and products imported from India & Pakistan. The prices are a little high though. So, unless you are looking for a specialty item, you most likely can find it cheaper somewhere else.

The snacks are not fresh.they keep things here past expiry date.wish they check the dates before placing.and some packing dates are old. The snaks has bugs in them.

Most food items you want from India are sold here. Although prices have gone up over the last year, they are still fairly reasonable.

Good produce at good prices; They usually have my favorite (Siro) British "digestive" cookies! Excellent prices on spices, rice, flour, and dried legumes.