This is one of those Indian grocery stores on Pioneer Blvd in Artesia, CA. Its looked at 18411 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA, . This is not a restaurant but I have some words to say about this store so I am writing about it here.
This used to be my second favourite Indian grocery store after Pioneer Cash and Carry located at 18601 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA .
But I am so dissapointed in this store now that most probably I am not going there again. Recently Amabala store was closed almost for 2 weeks for upgrading they said. But only difference I found after 2 weeks is that the store looks exactly as crowded as it used to look before but the prices have gone up. And what upset me so much was, I went there specifically to by CERELAC a brand of baby cereal from Nestle which used to be available in India. I like this one because it has lot of flavors in it than the bland cereal you get in the regular grocery stores in the US.
Anyway, the cerelac in this Ambala store had an expiry date of Feb 2010 and now it is April 2011. I went to the counter and explained the situation to one of the clerks and I said "it is a baby product and if anything happens to those little babies its not good. Please take it off the shelves". He just laughed as a matter of fact, as if he already knew about it and he is not going to do anything about it
So, I don't think I am going there every again
This used to be my second favourite Indian grocery store after Pioneer Cash and Carry located at 18601 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA .
But I am so dissapointed in this store now that most probably I am not going there again. Recently Amabala store was closed almost for 2 weeks for upgrading they said. But only difference I found after 2 weeks is that the store looks exactly as crowded as it used to look before but the prices have gone up. And what upset me so much was, I went there specifically to by CERELAC a brand of baby cereal from Nestle which used to be available in India. I like this one because it has lot of flavors in it than the bland cereal you get in the regular grocery stores in the US.
Anyway, the cerelac in this Ambala store had an expiry date of Feb 2010 and now it is April 2011. I went to the counter and explained the situation to one of the clerks and I said "it is a baby product and if anything happens to those little babies its not good. Please take it off the shelves". He just laughed as a matter of fact, as if he already knew about it and he is not going to do anything about it
So, I don't think I am going there every again
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