Spiceland

A wonderful small-scale supermarket run by a Sri Lankan family. such a great find! You can get all your favourite Sri Lankan items here, including freshly made food that really feels like home.nnThe owner and his wife are very pleasant, humble, and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. There are also plenty of great deals across a wide range of products.nnHighly recommended for anyone looking for authentic Sri Lankan groceries and warm, friendly service!

There are many Sri Lankan products you miss from back home. A lot of choice. There is takeaway string hoppers, manioc and sambol, roast paan etc too

Visited to buy some indian stuff. Its a good small grocery store. Where one can find almost everything they need. Everything is arranged and managed in a good way. Its easy to find the products. They have different sections for different products like flour, oil, snacks, milk drinks, halal chicken samosa, fish pastry, fish bun, veg roll, mutton roll, wada, kulfi, frozen paratha and veggies and many more things are available. One of the best part is their kulfi. Its sooo amazingly delicious loved it. They have 4 falvours kesar pista, pista, mango and malai. The staffs were very kind and helpful. Good customer service. Thank you.

Good place to buy all Sri Lankan food or all cooking-related stuff. They also have some hot foods that taste nice.

Spice Land in Panmure has become one of my favourite local spots for anything Sri Lankan or properly spicy. The moment you walk in you get that comforting hit of roasted curry powder, fresh vegetables and bakery style snacks, and it already feels like you are in a neighbourhood shop somewhere in Colombo rather than Auckland.nnTheir range is outstanding; from flours, spices and mixes to frozen short eats, real Ceylon tea, South African treats and plenty of Indian and Malaysian ingredients that you simply will not find in a standard supermarket. The pricing is fair, and the regular specials make stocking up very easy on the wallet.nnWhat really makes Spice Land stand out is the service. The team are genuinely friendly and happy to explain how to use ingredients or suggest what brand to try if you are cooking something for the first time. You can ask about a recipe and walk out with both the ingredients and some free cooking tips. The freshly made snacks near the counter are a bonus; hot samosas, rolls and curries that taste like proper home food and are ideal when you are grabbing something on the go.nnOverall this is a brilliant local business that truly supports the community and brings a little piece of home to many migrants in Tamaki. Highly recommended for anyone who loves flavour packed food and real hospitality.

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