Lulu Minimarts (Kamals), Sri Lankan Foods & Vegetables, Manchester
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Formerly known as Kamalas, this small supermarket specialises in Sri Lankan and South Indian groceries, including hard-to-find ingredients. It carries a range of traditional items like jaggery rice steamed in panam leaves and savoury snacks such as Kerala-style fried dough. The shop stocks a variety of Sri Lankan vegetables and pantry staples. Some customers mention the availability of freshly prepared street food items. The selection caters to those cooking regional dishes at home.
Customer Reviews
I recently visited what was formerly known as Kamalas Sri Lankan food and vegetables store, which has now transformed into LuLu Mini Super Market. This charming establishment boasts an impressive array of Sri Lankan and Indian culinary treasures. From spices to dried fish, frozen jackfruit to delectable Sri Lankan spices, biscuits, soft drinks (අලියා බීම) this market has it all. The availability of fresh green leaves (ගොටු කොළ, මුකුණුවැන්න, etc) on Fridays and Saturdays is a game-changer for anyone craving authentic flavors. Don't miss out on their mouthwatering Sri Lankan bread (රෝස් පාන්) and fish buns! Additionally, joining their WhatsApp group ensures you stay in the loop about deliveries and new arrivals. It's evident that the owners are passionate about sharing the rich culinary heritage of Sri Lanka and India. Kudos to LuLu Mini Super Market for being a true gem for food enthusiasts! Highly recommended! 🌶🥭🍞🐟
Had some amazing kerelan hot street food snacks on my cycle home from work they are so delicious jagry rice in panam leave some kind of savory donut wow so delicious something crunchy all good, they said there opening a restraint soon near Manchester superstore
Pretty good for a small shop. They do have considerable amount of South indian, sri lankan groceries.
