This is my go to place! They have a massive selection and great produce. I go for teas, Indian pickles and spices, dried beans and chickpea flour as well as incense and fresh herbs. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. I love to bring my friends who've never been there! They, in turn, bring their friends. It's a true gem!

Big store. Lots of varieties. Lots of items. A good collection of namkheen, rice, various types of flours, desi icecreams and other groceries. Store closes a little late compared to other Indian stores in the area. The manager here is very friendly and the best part is he did take in requests for items that you would like to have in the store for purchase. Eg I was looking for an item which I only saw in the Indian stores in NJ. No other Indian stores kept that in Raleigh. The manager was very friendly to note that item and ordered it. This Store is also adjacent and connected to a eatery called Sukhadia which is a place one can visit for chat items and sweets.

I loveeeee this place!!! The staff are more than friendly. Very welcoming and super helpful. Place seems small from outside and when you first enter but as you go back you discover tons of stuff! Its actually huge and surprising to see what the back opens up to. Prices are good. Went to another indian market near by that is big but prices and sales didnt match with items. This place just feels genuine - my absolute fav

Huge market seems to sell mainly grains. I found the frozen foods to be more expensive than my current Indian market place (spice bazar). They also have a lot of Indian sweets and cater for big parties and sell some fresh vegetarian food. Only 4 stars because they could not give me a receipt for my purchase. The guy said "our printer is broken" and was not very polite.in

This is an absolutely great Indian/Hallal market. While a bit out of the way, it has everything that one might want. It's got fresh veggies, fruit, nuts, etc..., but it's also got a pretty decent frozen section and a solid Indian beer stock. The real winner here, though, is the amazing long grain/South Asian rice selection. Many Asian markets get stuck in the Korean/Japanese glutinous rice ordering patterns (that's good for many things), but sometimes jasmine is what you need. Fair prices, nice people, and a fun little stop.

Okay so, I have this new roommate that just moved here from India and he has been asking me to go to the grocery store...I took him to Harris teeter, trader joes, walmart, target, food lion...and he said it was all very confusing to him and hard to find things. TO the YELPmobile! I searched indian grocery and this place was at the top of the list. So I took him here and let me tell you...this guy has barely bought a thing since moving here, and he spent $72 at ATWM! I was confused and disgusted by almost everything I saw but I guess that's how he feels when he goes in my supermarkets and sees steaks and ground beef. So all I did the entire time was take pictures... If you're searching for an authentic Indian Grocery market this is the place. It's pretty good sized inside too.

I'm not brown, but I've got pretty good street cred w/ the brown crew. Around the World Market is as authentic as you can get outside of Toronto (where South Asians make up 12% of the population). And yes, its name is Around the World Market, but what they mean is "Around the World...to India!" Market. You're not gonna find caviar here. I especially love Indian sweets b/c they contain 3 basic ingredients in descending order of composition: BUTTER, SUGAR, and a tiny amount of flour. So feel my pain when after a year of living in the Triangle and I found pretty good/authentic Chinese food (hell, even an acceptable dim sum place!), but still no good Indian places. ENTER SCENE: AROUND THE WORLD MARKET. *Cue me sobbing with joy.* First off, there's a legit pastry display at the front of the store. BURFI + Susan = TWU WUV!!!1!!1!!!!!111! You get a box, you point out the pastries you want, you pay $6.99-7.99/lb. The store is deceptively small, but it's basically the brown version of Grand Asia near the border of Raleigh/Cary. It opens up very far into the back and I easily spent 30 mins just *browsing* for a single-person household. It's got fresh produce - BROWN STYLE. We're talking Indian bittermelon (uglier than Chinese bittermelon & also more bitter), fruits, 20lb sacks of onions (sorry, not brown enough for that), like 4 aisles worth of frozen goods, and everything else you would want. If you're brown or have adopted it as a second culture and have never been to Around the World....well....stop being a poser and go to Around the World! Also: There's a small buffet/resto attached to the restaurant. $10 for buffet, basically the best Indian buffet I've had in the Triangle with naan made fresh-to-order. AT A BUFFET! IN THE TRIANGLE!!