Manek Chowk · Ahmedabad · since 2014

The fruit your customers come back for.

Sai Fruits has traded from the Manek Chowk fruit market since 2014. Apples, mangoes, anar, oranges and grapes by the crate — plus a full exotic counter — sorted by hand and sent out the morning they arrive.

Trading since
2014
Shop
15–16, Manek Chowk
Open
7 days a week
A fruit stall stacked high with the day's produce
  • Kesar Mango
  • Bhagwa Anar
  • Nagpur Santra
  • Nashik Grapes
  • Kashmiri Apple
  • Robusta Banana
  • Red Lady Papaya
  • Allahabad Guava
  • Dragon Fruit
  • Zespri Kiwi
  • Mahabaleshwar Strawberry
  • Hass Avocado
  • 12yrs

    Trading at Manek Chowk

  • 80–100

    Regular buyers on our books

  • 18+

    Lines on the counter

  • 7days

    Open through the week

What we stock

Five lines we are known for, and one we are getting known for.

Apple, mango, anar, santra and grapes carry the shop through the year. The exotic counter is where the newer buyers find us.

  • A ripe blushing mango against a plain backdrop

    March – July

    MangoKeri

    The season the whole market waits for. Kesar out of Gir and Talala, Alphonso off the Konkan coast, and Badam and Langra for buyers who want volume at a working price.

  • A polished red apple resting on a wooden counter

    August – March, cold-store the rest of the year

    AppleSeb

    Hill fruit from Himachal and Kashmir through the season, with Washington and Iranian lots filling the summer gap. Counted and tray-packed so nothing arrives bruised.

  • A deep red pomegranate, skin taut and unblemished

    August – February

    PomegranateAnar

    Bhagwa from Nashik and Solapur, graded by count rather than by the crate, so a buyer knows exactly what size is going into the box.

  • Dark seedless grapes still on the vine

    January – April

    GrapesDraksh

    Nashik table grapes, cut and packed the same day they reach us. Black Jumbo and Sonaka for the sweet end, Thompson seedless for steady daily sale.

  • Oranges halved to show the juice-heavy segments

    November – March

    OrangeSantra

    Nagpur santra at its sweetest through winter, Kinnow from Punjab either side of it, and imported navels when the domestic window closes.

  • Dragon fruit halved to show the speckled white flesh

    June – October domestic, imported off-season

    Dragon FruitKamalam

    Red-skin white flesh from Gujarat and Maharashtra farms in season, Vietnamese lots the rest of the year.

Why buyers stay

Twelve years of buyers who did not need a second supplier.

Nothing here is a promise we cannot keep on a bad week. It is simply how the shop has run since 2014.

  • Graded before it is offered

    Every lot is opened, sorted and counted on our floor. What does not make the grade never reaches a buyer's crate, and we would rather tell you a line is off than sell you a weak one.

  • One price, said once

    You get the rate for the day and the reason behind it. No quiet mark-up between the quote and the loading, and nothing on the bill you did not agree to.

  • Loaded the morning it lands

    Arrivals are broken down and moved the same day. Fruit sitting on a market floor is fruit losing money, and that is as true for us as it is for you.

  • The exotic counter, on order

    Kiwi, avocado, blueberry, dragon fruit and passion fruit come in against your booking, not off a shelf. Tell us the week and we will have it waiting.

The exotic counter

For the buyer whose customers have started asking.

Hotels, juice bars and the better retail counters want fruit that was on nobody's list ten years ago. We bring it in to order — cold-chained, punnet-packed and priced honestly — so you can say yes without carrying the risk of stock you may not move.

  • Booked to arrival, never held long on the floor
  • Punnet and tray counts confirmed before you pay
  • Kiwi, avocado, berries, dragon fruit, passion fruit
  • Dragon fruit halved to show the speckled white fleshDragon Fruit
  • A kiwi halved and set in a wooden bowlKiwi
  • Avocados, one of them halved to the stoneAvocado
  • Blueberries heaped in a white dishBlueberry
  • Punnets of strawberries lined up at the marketStrawberry
  • Passion fruit halved to the pulpPassion Fruit

How ordering works

Three messages, and it is on the truck.

No account to open and no minimum to clear. Most buyers start with one line and grow from there.

  1. Send the list

    Message us on WhatsApp with the fruit, the grade and roughly how much you need. A photo of last week's crate works as well as a typed list.

  2. We quote the day's rate

    You get the arrival position, the sizes available and the rate, usually within the hour. If a line is not worth buying that week, we will tell you.

  3. Confirm and collect

    Say yes and we pack it. Pick it up from the market, or hand us your transporter's details and we will load it for you.

From the market floor

A morning at Manek Chowk.

  • A tray of mangoes graded and laid out for buyers
  • A crate filled to the brim with oranges
  • Bananas and citrus arranged in wooden crates
  • Citrus and pineapple heaped across a market stall

Ready when you are

Tell us what you need this week.

One message is enough to start. Pawan handles enquiries and usually replies the same day.

WhatsApp
+91 95107 54994
Shop
15–16, Manek Chowk Fruit Market,Danapith, Ahmedabad – 380001
Hours
Monday to Sunday, 5:00 am – 9:00 pm