Description
Oasis International Market Plano is a Mediterranean halal grocery store located at 6150 Independence Pkwy in Plano, Texas. The store sits at the northeast corner of Independence Parkway and Spring Creek Parkway and says it stands behind everything it sells.
The store’s meats are Certified Zabiha Halal, including Lamb Chops, Whole Goat, Goat Chops, Lamb Liver, Goat Shoulder, Kema, Chicken Legs, Lamb Legs and Lamb Shoulder. It also carries a large selection of Middle Eastern herbs, spices, rice, grains, jams, pickles, cheese and nuts, along with Indian and Pakistani spices and grains.
Produce is purchased locally and delivered fresh daily, and the bakery makes its items fresh every day. The store also has an in-house restaurant and offers online ordering through its website.
Visitors looking for a halal grocery store in Plano can use this listing to find business information, product highlights, location details, photos, hours and customer reviews for Oasis International Market Plano.
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Amenities and More
- Fully halal
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Private lot parking
- Wheelchair Accessible
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Humeyra UmutSeptember 7, 2026Love coming here for fresh fruits and vegetables. Everything always looks fresh and they have a great selection, especially the melons. The prices are reasonable and their spice aisle is really good too.
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Natig AliyevMay 25, 2026
Love this place especially for cheaper fruit and veggie groceries. Also, during Thanksgiving period, they were selling Turkey for $1.99, if not mistaken, which was pretty good price.
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Love coming here for fresh fruits and vegetables. Everything always looks fresh and they have a great selection, especially the melons. The prices are reasonable and their spice aisle is really good too.
Love this place especially for cheaper fruit and veggie groceries. Also, during Thanksgiving period, they were selling Turkey for $1.99, if not mistaken, which was pretty good price.