WCIF Indian spices in Taipei?

[evergreen-photo]

Where can I find India spices in Taipei?

[Okami]

Do a search for Trinity grocery store, great service

[Dragonbones]

What he said.

Trinity Super Stores,
2 / F, NO : 137, Zhongxiao East Road,
Sec 5, Taipei,Taiwan.

MRT station : Taipei City Hall MRT Station,Exit # 4, Two Minutes straight walking.

TEL: + 886 2 27567992 , FAX :+ 886 2 27568042

Email : jobi@trinityworldwide.com
URL : http://www.trinityworldwide.com

From Zhongxiao & Jilong Rds., cross to the NE corner, and walk east about 2 minutes max. It's on the 2nd floor. There's a thread on the store here:
viewtopic.php?f=98&t=17490

[saj]

CONTACT. SAJEEV AT 0930339994. SELLING INDIAN SPICES LIKE BLACK PEPPER, CRUSHED PEPPER, PEPPER POWDER, RED CHILLI WHOLE, CRUSEHD CHILLI, CHILLI POWDER, TURMERIC POWDER, CHICKEN MASALA, MEAT MASALA ETC..
fore more details contact: sajeev_51@hotmail.com

[frika]

I go to trinity a couple times a week. Fantastic selections, great service and good fresh spices.

You can also buy fresh paneer (1kg at a time), frozen samosas and idly with some sambhar.

They also have Ghee, pickles and other achar. For dry spices (everything from curry leaves to mace), pulses, beans and rice, they basically have everything that you'd want, as well as some ready to eat packaged things. I usually get the annoying to make things like Saag paneer in the premade and it's pretty damn tasty.

Oh, and a huge selection of Channa choura (SP? what can most closely be approximated as indian chips/crackers)

I know I'm ranting, but Trinity is pretty much the best thing that has happened to me since coming to Taipei, since I love to cook and eat Indian and Bengali food.

Did I mention it's cheap?

[cranky laowai]

Email : jobi@trinityworldwide.com
URL : http://www.trinityworldwide.com

That domain is now for a computer company.

[the chief]

I go to trinity a couple times a week. Fantastic selections, great service and good fresh spices.

You can also buy fresh paneer (1kg at a time), frozen samosas and idly with some sambhar.

They also have Ghee, pickles and other achar. For dry spices (everything from curry leaves to mace), pulses, beans and rice, they basically have everything that you'd want, as well as some ready to eat packaged things. I usually get the annoying to make things like Saag paneer in the premade and it's pretty damn tasty.

Oh, and a huge selection of Channa choura (SP? what can most closely be approximated as Indian chips/crackers)

I know I'm ranting, but Trinity is pretty much the best thing that has happened to me since coming to Taipei, since I love to cook and eat Indian and Bengali food.

Did I mention it's cheap?

Two questions, are they able to help you with what you're buying or do you pretty much need to know what you're getting before you go in, and, do you happen to know if they take credit cards?

[Dragonbones]

They were pretty helpful when I had questions.

[the chief]

They were pretty helpful when I had questions.

Like if you were to walk in and say, "Hey I want to make some chicken tikka and palak paneer tonight" you reckon they'd be able to fix you up?

[Taffy]

They were pretty helpful when I had questions.

Like if you were to walk in and say, "Hey I want to make some chicken tikka and palak paneer tonight" you reckon they'd be able to fix you up?

Yep. They'll probably even give you a couple of recipes to go with your ingredients.