Forget the grocery store, the Taj Mahal Imports Gallery of Dallas has a wider variety of Indian goods than you could possibly need. The store carries your everyday, typical grocery store needs, including produce and toiletries, as well as miscellaneous … Continue reading →

The most significant thing about your first experience at an Indian Market is bound to be your SECOND Impression, and Taj Mahal Imports is no different. Your first look isn’t going to be anything noteworthy about the plaza lot beside Party … Continue reading →

In the summer of 2013 I took a life changing and educational trip to Northern India. I remember driving through towns and seeing these little shacks on the side of the road with big bold signs that read “CHAAT”. The … Continue reading →

I am both a very adventurous eater and crazy food lover, so a class that combines Indian history and food history is my dream come true. That being said, I regretfully admit that I have absolutely no experience with Indian … Continue reading →

On my second adventure of India in Dallas, I visited an Indian grocery store. We hopped on the 75 and took it north to the town of Richardson, where we visited Taj Mahal Imports. As we pulled into the parking … Continue reading →

My first impression of Taj Mahal Imports was based on my misconstrued notions of Indian culture. My only exposure or prior knowledge of Indian culture, I picked up in my world civilization class back in high school. So prior to … Continue reading →

I had no idea what to expect before entering Taj Mahal Imports, a local grocery store filled with Indian products, a produce section, a collection of religious figures and paintings, and a wide variety of Indian spices. From the moment … Continue reading →

Taj Mahal Imports             Growing up I was never the one for trying new things, especially when it came to trying new foods. I mainly stuck to American, Italian, and Mexican foods; in my eyes the big three. Most everyone … Continue reading →

I remember when I used to visit Taj Mahal Imports (Taj from now on) as a kid, not when I lived in Dallas, Texas, but back when I lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I had family in Dallas, so we would … Continue reading →