I use a grocery delivery service once a week for heavy ingredients. Also, I shop on foot at an Indian grocery store for spices and tortillas and at a local grocery store for various other things.

Considering each advantage and disadvantage has resulted in this way. The grocery delivery service helps buy heavy products like drinks, and private-level products are attractive; however, there are few perishables. Indian grocery stores have a wide range of spices and products that are hard to get at ordinary local grocery stores, and vegetables are reasonable; instead, those are just close to the expiration date. The local grocery store is general, has no distinctive features, and is almost always crowded.

Cilantro is always in my fridge. The owner of the Indian grocery store often forces me to buy it because cilantro becomes rotten quickly, so he has to sell it as soon as possible. Instead, he often discounts other products for me. Using lots of fresh cilantro for cooking is hard, so I paste and freeze it. I want to cook rice using it, but my husband doesn't like cilantro. It is helpful to use it as a pasta sauce after adding garlic, lemon, or lemon, depending on the feeling.