Ravi Video & Grocery

Nice place and good location. I love Azhar who works there!

I was in the area and saw this place and decided to stop in. The customer service was by far amazing compared to other indian businesses in the area. I was greeted with a warm welcome as I entered and while browsing through the store I was asked if I needed any help. The selection is great here for a small store. The owner is extremely friendly and has a great selection of pooja supplies and other household items and brands you might not find anywhere else.
They also have a sweet shop & restaurant next door and the food there is absolutely mouth-​watering. The chaana bhatura thali is big enough to feed 2 people and is only $ 6.99 with more than enough condiments.
I strongly recommend stopping by, I loved it.

contrary to the below reviews i found a lot of issues with this place.
1. MOST OF THE ‘READY TO EAT’ FOOD IS EXPIRED, BE CAREFUL
Not very clean.
2. does not serve vegetables.
3. no clear bill.
4. a lady infront of us was not served as our order was in progress, even after i told them to cancel my order and process her’s. Not sure if that’s a drawback in the billing system.

An Indo-​Fijian grocer! In all my time in the Bay Area and despite no great laziness I never found any real Indo-​Fijian presence to speak of. Having lived in Hawaii for a very formative time in my life, I acquire rather an obsession with the Pacific and I’ve had a long love affair with Indian food and culture, so I’ve always been strangely-​intrigued by the Indians brought to Fiji by the British, but have found their culture far outside of my knowledge and reach.
On a random trip through Kent, though, of course I find a random Indo-​Fijian grocer with very kind and patient owners who were willing to help point out the few snacks and spices that the Indo-​Fijians called their own! They have huge bags of Fijian kava that the Indo-​Fijians apparently like quite a bit. Given how thoroughly missionaries eradicated kava culture in Hawaii, i was rather delighted to find the Indo-​Fijians carrying on kava use in Fiji and in the US.
Their selection, as far as Indian grocers in the area go, is not that great, save for the hard-​to-​find Indo-​Fijian stuff. They have a huge video selection, too, and have very nice fresh produce — their bitter melon looked especially good and far better than anything at Valley Harvest.