Welcome to Indo Lanka Cash and Carry
Indo Lanka Cash and Carry, nestled at 18743 Pioneer Blvd in Artesia, CA, is a cherished destination for Sri Lankan culinary delights. This intimate store specializes in prepackaged and frozen Sri Lankan foods, offering a vibrant tapestry of flavors. From spicy coconut sambol to comforting string hoppers and vegetable roti, each dish reflects the authenticity of Sri Lankan cuisine. Customers rave about the quality and the owner’s warm recommendations on preparation. Whether you're shipping goods to Sri Lanka or seeking a taste of home, Indo Lanka Cash and Carry is a treasure trove for food lovers eager to explore rich, spicy flavors.
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18743 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701 Hotline: (562) 860-7788
Welcome to Indo Lanka Cash and Carry, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Artesia, California. Located at 18743 Pioneer Blvd, this charming establishment is renowned for its diverse offerings of authentic Sri Lankan specialties. Though compact, the store is a treasure trove for those seeking to explore the vibrant flavors of Sri Lankan cuisine.
As you step into Indo Lanka Cash and Carry, be prepared to embark on a culinary adventure. The store specializes in prepackaged foods, frozen delicacies, and a myriad of snacks that reflect the rich tapestry of Sri Lankan culture. Whether you’re in search of coconut sambol, koththu, or the delectable fish buns, you are sure to find something that excites your palate.
- Coconut Sambol: A fiery condiment that can elevate any dish, perfect for those who enjoy a spicy kick.
- Frozen Delicacies: Options like string hoppers and vegetable roti deliver authentic tastes right to your table, managed by a knowledgeable staff who often provide cooking tips.
- Snacks: Look for a variety of treats like parippu vada to accompany your meals or satisfy your cravings.
Customers rave about the personalized service and the warmth of the staff, particularly noting how much they appreciate the owner, Jude, for his reassuring attitude and expert preparation suggestions. As noted by customers like Ken L., the food is not just good but also a little on the spicy side, which adds to its authenticity. This is a place where passion meets preparedness, ensuring that every product delivered is authentic and true to its roots.
Customer reviews also highlight the reliable home delivery service for sending goodies to Sri Lanka, as experienced by Chitra K.. Her satisfaction with the intact delivery underscores Indo Lanka Cash and Carry’s commitment to quality and service.
In summary, whether you're a longtime fan of Sri Lankan cuisine or a curious newcomer, Indo Lanka Cash and Carry invites you to explore its unique offerings. The combination of high-quality products, expert recommendations, and a warm, community-oriented atmosphere makes this store a must-visit destination. So the next time you're in the area, don’t miss the chance to indulge in the flavors of Sri Lanka; you won’t be disappointed!
I was sending a box to Sri Lanka and took the option of home delivery. I was a little skeptical whether everything in the box would reach the party in Sri Lanka. Well the box was delivered and everything in the box was intact . I was really thrilled and I am getting ready to do it again soon. Thanks Jude for reassuring me that the people in Sri Lanka handling the boxes are honest and does a great job. They sure did!!!!!!! thanks chitra k
This is a tiny store that sells Sri Lankan specialties in a strip mall that also has a yogurt shop and a Del Taco on the corner of Vanowen and Balboa Blvds. It is not a grocery store, as they do not have any fresh produce or other food, so everything is prepackaged (cans, jars, bags, whatever) or frozen or ready to prepare (rice, beans, etc.) and lots of snacks. They also sell some other things, such as a small selection of Sri Lankan CDs and DVDs. When I'm in the neighborhood, I'll stop and purchase coconut sambol (jar), Agro mix badun (snack in jar), or from the frozen section, string hoppers (appa), fish buns, fish roti, vegetable roti, koththu, seeni sambol buns, (buns with onion, chili, curry leaves, cinnamon, ginger, garlic, and leaves) and lentil balls (parippu vada with green sambol). It's all been good so far, and the guy who runs the place is extremely kind and occasionally gives suggestions on preparation ("The vegetable roti package says to warm it in the microwave, but it tastes better if you heat it in the microwave, then put it in the toaster oven for a little while first"). All the frozen stuff I've mentioned so far has been delicious. However, they have also been rather spicy, which I personally like, but I feel I should mention as a heads up. For instance, my girlfriend eats Indian food with no problem but found the coconut sambol that I doused on my string hoppers as well as the vegetable rotis to be way too spicy for her. If you peeps are interested in Sri Lankan goodies, definitely stop by here. I encourage you to patronize this establishment if for no other reason than to keep it in business so I can stop by when I'm in this neck of the woods. :D