Parnami super market - Jaipur

Located on Sirsi road is in close proximity to both Vaishali Nagar and Sirsi Road. The department store has most of the household items. You can also get vegetables in the adjoining shop here. They also accept Sodexo meal card in addition to all the other digital payment options.

Very satisfied. You can find almost anything that you need for you daily life. Great store. Love it.

They are biggest cheaters if you give qny order they dont deliver all items and when you call for that they denied to deliver.. never ever give any order to these pathetic people

The man who was selling milk outside the store was not wearing a mask and he took very long to add the amount for 2 items only. He refused to accept payment by card saying that machine was not working. I had to go to Vaishali for the purchase. Very bad, harassing experience.

Importance of food to keep body and soul together cannot be overemphasized. Parnami Super Market has two parts one is located upstairs in a building which sells provisions and things of daily necessity such as soap, tooth paste, washing powder, some cosmetics such as shampoo etc. and other nick-nacks such as tooth brush, locks and keys, toilet brush, broom, mops, wipes, scrubbers etc. The other part is located in a makeshift tin shed which sells fruits, vegetables and herbs such as coriander leaves (I understand that Yankees call them Cilantro leaves), mint etc.. I visit this shop per force. Given a chance I would like to avoid it as they indulge in overreaching and shortchanging. The vegetable counter is operated by brothers-duo Manish-Raju and their father Ram Prasad. They are extremely cunning. They sell vegetables minimum at 1½ to 2 times the prevailing retail price. Though simultaneously I will vouch for the quality and freshness of their vegetables. They sell fruits at 2 to 2½ times the prevailing retail price. Here I would like to add that every fruit retailer of Jaipur procures his stock from Muhana Whole-Sale Fruit and Vegetable Market (mandi). In contrast to vegetables, fruits sold by Parnami Vegetable Store are of inferior quality than the remainder of the retail market. In my area best fruits are sold on push carts by the side of the road leading to Hasanpura nallah which divides the Army South Western Command Area right in the middle. Manish and the ilk weigh less. Parnami Fresh Vegetable and Fruit store surreptitiously feed higher value as weight of the commodity in the PoS machine. They have deliberately not bought a PoS machine which automatically senses the weight from the electronic scale but the one in which weight is fed manually. It is here that they do the trick. They feed more than the actual weight while the customer is busy sorting other vegetables. In other words they weigh less. They sweet talk customers into buying their commodities. People think that home delivery is a goodwill gesture or a facility provided by the store but they are for a shock. I ask them buy a balance and weigh the fruits and vegetables. They would find that they have been supplied less in quantity. Secondly rotten or stale fruits and vegetables are supplied to those who order from home. Secondly the provisions shop sells most of the things at the M.R.P. but if one buys things from D Market one gets discount ranging from 10 to 25%. D’Mart is the Indian equivalent of Walmart. They have huge stores and buy things in bulk and sell at low prices. Local small shopkeepers cannot compete with them and are struggling to keep afloat. It’s one of the banes of capitalism that is concentration of wealth in the hands of powerful few. Since BJP has come into power rich have become richer and poor poorer. Presently India is facing highest discrepancy in wealth since 1922. However, I visit D’Mart once in a month to purchase branded goods such as biscuits, soaps, washing powder, dish washing bars, liquids & powders, shampoos, tomato sauce, mayonnaise,  cheese, vegetable oils (we Biharis are used to cooking in the pungent mustard oil), noodles, pasta and pizza spreads and herbs. I buy most of the loose grains such as pulses namely whole and split green lentils (moong), whole or split chick pea (chana), whole white chick pea (kabuli chana a.k.a chhole), red lentils (masoor or ma kee daal), kidney beans (rajmah), gram flour (besan), semolina (sooji), fine flour (maida), sugar and jaggery (gud) etc. from Chandpole bazar or gangauri bazar which is the hub of grocery in Jaipur and one can expect these commodities at a 20-25% lower rate. Well we Indians grow and consume bewildering range of beans and lentils. Their colour and range of taste is simply staggering and also very important for a vegetarian like me. It’s fortunate that I have been born in a country where such diverse crops are grown. About a fortnight back I went to Surajpole wholesale grain market and bought 150 kg of wheet at the rate of 31 Rs/kg.

Well stocked, varieties available. But lacking neatness, less staff. Next door shop to buy, easy to handle. Home delivery option available for grocery as well as veggies. Card or cash options available too

An all things under one roof super market....nice place with ample variety to shop for your daily needs

Quite ok place for your quick visit for vegetables and grocery items you don't get any discount here and it is very small shop only for whom if they dont have sufficient time for visit market