Apni Mandi Farmers Market

Apni Mandi market always has great food at reasonable prices, workers are usually friendly as well. But I had a better experience at the Sunnyvale location.Parking is a war here. There are multiple businesses in this plaza, especially the new fast food place where people wait in a long line for, and I could not think of any other worse place in terms of parking space. Half of the cars here are Teslas. What in the world is happening here?

I bought Kala Chana, Roti and Paneer Veg. here today evening. My stomach is hurting since I ate the food. The roti was very oily. However, the Kala Chana tasted good. The Veg Paneer was super bland and tasteless. I won't be buying food from here ever again.

I generally shop at the sunnyvale location for 2 reasons: it is cleaner and it has free chai all day every day. I come here for some grocery items & a quick lunch sometimes when i am getting my car washed at nearby Pacific Carwash. This place is alright but i feel some items cost more than the Sunnyvale location. Maybe i am wrong.....

Stopped by Apna Bazar for groceries after a long break and was surprised to see a massive new food stall inside! They've got a live pani poori counter with tons of pani options, a pan shop, sweets, pastries, and a wide selection of dishes like paneer butter masala, malai kofta, aloo curry, channa curry, plus Chinese items like noodles, fried rice, and soups. We tried the paneer curry, which was great, but the kadhi lacked flavor. Overall, it's a lively spot with so many options--looking forward to going back and trying more!

Step right into the hustle and bustle of Apna Bazar, a super market specializing in products popularly used in south Asian cuisine and hosting a prepared food station for sweets and snacks.Located in the Irvington district of Fremont, this huge shop is fronted by a huge parking lot. Although there aren't a lot of spots with shade, it's typically abundant in spaces. Some folks like me probably haven't been around this part of Fremont as it's located off a side road and hidden by the historic buildings lining the main road.Right from the front of the building, you'll often see fresh produce and on-sale items nicely displayed to entice you into the shop. Their produce found here and inside the store are pretty good in quality and price compared to other grocery stores. If you're looking to grab some fresh fruits and vegetables, this place is a great option, especially if you're in the area.Aside from the fresh food, there are aisles of snacks from India and other south Asian countries. A lot of them seemed to be loaded with spices and would satisfy any heat seekers out there. They also had a variety of frozen foods like ice cream (so many flavors!). Even if you're not into snacking, these aisles were just fun to explore the different snacks originating from across the globe.Within the store there were also household goods, seasonings (so many options and premade ones too!), and even items for festivities and religious events. It was an enjoyable experience perusing the wares and checking out what unique items were readily available just miles away from home.Once you've filled up your baskets, head over to the far aisle of the store and start queuing. They typically have multiple registers open and are well staffed but due to the popularity of this store, there can be a wait. We didn't understand the process at first and just stood in one of the aisles facing one of the registers but were quickly notified that we had to queue in the big line and be individually called to each register as they open. Needless to say, that last aisle gets packed but it does allow you to find any last minute items before you pay.Overall, I'd consider this store a go to for your grocery needs but also a top contender for specialty items for anything related to south Asian cuisine. If you haven't been, it's worth exploring. Maybe before or after a stop at the local coffee shop/bar down the road!

Mostly a takeout. Tried Indo-Chinese on two occasions. Food was good. On the second visit last night we got short changed on two items. Need to try Punjabi food here. They do not have a tandoor to make tandoori naan or roti.

This place has everything! Fresh produce - check, paan di dukaan check, decorative items check, plans like curry leaves check. It's clean and nicely maintained. It can get super crowded though but the service is fast. If you're in the Bay Area - you might already know about it but Iam not so was very excited to see this place and be here. Out of townies should definitely check out this grocery store and nearby restaurants.

Absolute shit place. Terrible. Total disgrace to Indian people and Indian culture. They got rid of many useful items, added some useless shit, and they think they're being "innovative" or "clever" with their mediocre store design. There's nothing great or exceptional here that you won't find at New India Bazar or Bharat Bazar. Service is poor as hell.

I'll go here to buy grocery but never for their chat. Tried the samosa channa chat. Got 2 big samosas and decent amt sauce on top. But no channa. I dono if they forgot to add channa or that's what it is. I hardly had 10 channa in my pack.

Everything was good food is great must try panipuri and chole dry it is yummy and service and ambience is ok you can have grocery and take here some food