Himalayan Bazaar

The grocery was small but had items needed for South Asian dishes. As a Bangladeshi, it was nice to see products of the Bangladeshi brand PRAN in there. The sales person was nice and inquired a couple of times whether we were finding everything we wanted. You get big bags of Basmati rice, all major Indian/​South Asian spices and great South Asian frozen snack items. Overall it was a pleasant experience!

Iam here for Indians grocery parche .the little boy so friendly. Lot of choices himalayan spicy. Iam so happy definitely come back again highly recommended this place.

Nice little place. We came here after seeing some coupons in the Get1Free catalogue advertising $ 2.00 naan pizzas and $ 1.99 dozen eggs and having a hankering to attempt saag paneer. They had a little bit of everything for such a small place. Lots of spices, seasonings, and curry mixes. We got everything we wanted, our coupons were accepted, and the guy was friendly. No complaints!
Next time we’ll have to try the restaurant again!

I just love this little market. I come here for the spices and oils to complete my recipes. They also carry Gopi products, which I also love. Although they don’t have a huge produce selection, they usually have great specials. If I need help finding something they’re always super friendly and helpful.
I try not to bring my son with me because he usually finds something he can’t live without, thereby adding to my bill at the checkout. Today he had fun chatting with the guy at the counter about Indian movies and music. This really is a great little store. It reminds me of neighborhood stores in Toronto that have a similar feel.

not good.
I dont even want to think about it.
Nothing tasted fresh or real, just a big mush of over-​cooked food.
And what was up with the waiter? He took our food order but Im not sure he was a waiter…, he never re-​appeared, not even once, another person brought the check, yet another person brought the food, and a forth person came by with bread. None of the people seemed in charge of our table but, just passing by.
and the prices were high.

This is an interesting little shop that I didn’t even know existed. It has a little bit of everything Nepalese. There are your typical groceries, Nepalese cuisine, several spices & seasonings. Then some of your typical household goods etc.
What’s really interesting is that it has some cultural trinkets like national wear, statues, etc. It’s almost like a hybrid of a grocery shop in the US and a touristy gift shop in Nepal that is the size of a 7 – 11.
The guy behind the counter was extremely quiet but seemed like a nice old man. I was in there to browse the spices and cooking in which they had plenty.
Anyway, this place is kind of cool, a little hidden gem I suppose. You can find some interesting items in here. If I didn’t try to eat so healthy I’d probably find myself buying a lot of the delicious looking food & cuisine products. I guess I could always grab a few spices form here to help make my healthy food more interesting.
This place won’t replace your typical grocery store, Vine Ripe Market or other ethnic food store of choice, but it is kind of cool in its own way and is worth taking a gander when nearby.

Yummy chicken masala. Great prices for lunch. I would say this is my new favorite Indian cuisine. I’m surprised there aren’t many reviews

A very nice Nepalese/​Indian grocery/​specialty item store. Right next to the excellent Himalayan Restaurant! Both highly recommended.

Nepalese coins!!! What!!! I feel this much closer to his Holiness the Dalai Lama!