Food was great well balanced spices, cook was making bread by hand(A+)owner came out and greeted us. And you don't have to get dressed up to eat here. Paid $20 bucks for my butter chicken and garlic naan.I left with a full stomach

Don't count this place out just because it's inside of a grocery store. That's where the best food spots are! The overall feel is very cozy and quaint and reminds me of eating at a home kitchen. The owner is extremely kind and helpful. The portions were excellent and the food was amazing. We were so full that we couldn't finish and had to take some home. Great Indian food in Fresno.

After trying several of the other Indian restaurants in the area, came back again and decided they win! Best butter chicken we've had in the valley, tasty lamb never disappoints, garlic naan is a must. Only thing that hasn't won is samosas... they are really good, but another place we like them a little better. Will need to come back soon and try some of the other dishes.

I have eaten here many times. I have had the butter chicken, lamb , spinach. Enjoy my meal with chi tea.

Love. Love. Love this place. It's the platonic Indian spot. Delicious, homemade food at the back of an Indian grocer. I had like 5 dishes. All insanely delicious. Standouts were butter chicken (obviously) and samosas chana. This is my go-to from now on when visiting Fresno. I'll probably go out of my way to go here. Drooling as I type this. Need an excuse to go visit Fresno!

We have family that we often visit for Thanksgiving in this area, so we usually stop by here on the way home - I don't write updates to old reviews as often as maybe I should, but in this case, I feel like I need to, because they recently (as of last fall) became under new ownership, and it's rare to get to say that a place that was already great, just got even better. I've liked the place since we discovered it in 2013, but new ownership, among other things, is actually putting *prices* up for everything (though as of when we were there a few months ago, they were still working on it). The food is still the same - though the prices on their website are way more expensive than I'd remembered, it turns out that's because their website goes through some 3rd-party service that charges a bunch, fees that they then pass on to the consumer. The dine-in price was about what I remembered, ie very affordable for the quality. Their samosas still feel made in-house, are still great, and still make excellent samosa chaat (maybe eventually I'll get a different appetizer... probably not, though, it's just too good). We did try the lamb curry this time, which was a *little* bland, still pretty tasty - and great lamb). The store side still has the same great selection of hard to find Indian foodstuffs of all sorts (the main reason we stop here annually). The new owner, when she learned I hadn't tried any of the sweets at the front, despite it being in the name of the store, gave me a bunch of free samples, which was also smart of her, as now I'm totally in love with the milk bar, and am probably going to be buying more, roughly annually.) Super friendly person too - she was clearly excited to tell us about them and how they're made - and for the most part, they were all quite tasty (there was one that was just way too sweet, but some people probably like that one the best.)

This is a grocery style place that has a hot food counter in the back. I browsed the grocery aisles the first time I came inside here but didn't buy anything, this most recent time was with a friend and we ordered food at the counter. He got the butter chicken, fried cheese (I forgot the name of this one), and garlic naan; I got samosas chana and shahi paneer. Everything was DELICIOUS and fairly priced for the food you get! Both of our main dishes (butter chicken & shahi paneer) were about $14, don't remember the exact price of the smaller items but they were $7 or under. There were a few other people that came in while my friend and I ate, mostly it was just us two sitting though. I especially appreciated the water jug dispenser that was by the counter. I had a sore throat when I came and was able to make myself a hot tea (bag brought from home) :)

Love coming here. The ambiance and smell of their spices is wonderful. Music is lovely and calming. The gentleman took my order upon arrival. Enough space to stay and eat, but u decided to take it to go. I know their food will always be delicious, fresh, and full of flavor!

Standard sweets & spices is one of our favorite spots! As soon as you walk in the store, you're greeted by the owners of the store and met with a variety of both fresh and packaged groceries. The groceries they sell are both imported and local goods. Their imported goods are decently priced and unique. They range from produce, freezer meals/foods/ grains, snacks, and more! In the back of the store, they have a restaurant where they serve some of the finest Indian cuisine in fresno. Their butter chicken is some of the best we've ever had. Creamy, tasty, and the chicken is super tender. The garlic naan is also a favorite, although sometimes the order is a bit light on the garlic. When checking out, the service is quick and nice. They have a glass case by the register with a variety of Indian sweets that are definitely worth trying. Each piece is sold by the pound, so they get a box and fill it to your liking and with what choices you'd like. My favorite sweet has to be the pistachio burfi. It's totally worth stopping by and checking out whether it be for the groceries or restaurant!