Bombay Bazaar

Stopped by the Bombay Bazaar since I was craving Bhujia. The store is nice and clean on the inside and lots of Indian spices, ingredients, and snacks. It's definitely a good place to go, especially if you're looking for Indian snacks. Parking can be full since there are other restaurants and stores around it, and you may need to park far.

One of the cleanest and well organized Indian stores in the US. Most Indian stores you go to here are challenging to navigate and look for what you need. Not here! The shelves, the refrigerators, the freezers, everything is well organized and maintained. Great job.

This place needs a BIG FAT ZERO STARS!!! The Owner accusing the mango that i bought from him was bitten by my 1.5 year old son and washed thoroughly and he went obnoxious and screaming like a girl for it!"Smh"

Really wasn't sure what to expect but my mind was blown by the authenticity and MmmMmm of original flavors! They carried items that are soo hard to find in other stores and Asian stores! The spices aisle made my day. Hunting for these spices usually broke my spirit to cook or my wallet... and they had extras to spare! Carefully packaged, maintained, stored, and organized helpfully for ease of finding! Lots of snacks and desserts with other frozen yummies you can't find so easily! So eager to go back!!

Indian grocery stores are very limited from in Riverside and Corona Area. There are couple of them towards UCR, however, NEVER EVER GO THERE, Unless you want to buy expired overpriced stuff. And you know "WE" Indians are very picky about what brand of rice we eat, or what brand of wheat flour we use to make Indian breads etc etc etc. To get these brands and decent pricing (cause always! Indian Groceries are expensive) and we all know that, we drive our butts all the way to City of Cerritos CA. But, what if I told you that you get all the brands that you want plus more for mostly all the Indian Groceries and decent pricing, in our area! One has to drive till Corona CA if one lives more east of Riverside, but not till Cerritos, than I guess it's worth driving correct?This Indian Grocery shop is known as Bombay Bazaar and is in existence for a long time now. Just a few years ago they bought a new shop and its way bigger and better. Its right next to the Indian Restaurant by Walmart. And the owner is a young guy with awesome customer service. He always posts deals on Facebook. For example: because of the Ramdan 2019 festival (which is currently going on) he has massive sales on various brands for various items such as Indian sweets, basmati rice, ginger garlic paste, various snack items, wheat flour brands, various lentals etc. Definitely visit them.

There are three Indian grocery stores in my area. I've been to all of them. But Bombay Bazaar is the most organized and clean; great variety and the awesome fact... They carry falooda kulfi ROSE ICE CREAM mmmmm. I had only tasted falooda kulfi at an Indian restaurant in the Bay Area. Bombay Bazaar is the only location I have discovered to carry it.Also, another great fact, their popular cuisine items are sold in easy serve boxes. Makes lunchtime both simple and tasty for me. They always have it on buy two get one free special. Naan sold separately. I didn't purchase any since I still have chapatti at home. If I did, I would've stocked up on the garlic naan.Their frozen food selections are fun! My fave are samosas. I'm a fusion eater so what I do is mix mint chutney with hummus to use as dipping sauce. On my last visit, their window poster displayed a delicious looking veggie burger. I had to try that too. They didn't have the poster's brand yet, but they had another brand in stock. There's four in a box = 4 meals for $3.69. Whoohoo! Who's budget conscious? ME.Girls... I gotta tell you about their health and beauty products. Vatika is sold here. There are other brands which I have not tried. I can attest that their henna hairdye lasts longer than a chemical brand - on my hair it does. It's a little more time consuming and can be messy to apply. However, Vatika brand is like Pantene to me, as far as the quality and effect.I did browse around and discovered some other miscellaneous fun finds. I bought their last box of lavender incense. And I picked up a crunchy snack bag; almost like a trail mix. I'm sure the spices in the snack bag will have a more interesting flavor. I'll be using it on my green salads.SO!!! How many meals am I having in this review alone with the photos?! I gotta tell you it's the best $40 or so well spent!!! :-D

Amazing selection of food items.Being an indian, It's important to find my roots wherever I go and bombay bazaar is a perfect place to find whatever I need and whenever.Owner is very friendly and quite helpful in any way you need. Must visit once to see it for yourself! :)

racist owner ripped the cart out of my hand in the parking lot and refused my entrance into his store because i had my purse my laptop and my daughters danc bag as my car was being detailed across the streethe told me i was homeless and to go to walmart then he said he had enough customers and didnt need my business mind you this man came out of the store and saw me putting my bags into his cart and rushed me ripped the cart away threw my purse and i never even made it to the sidewalkracist jerk

Owner of the store is the most arrogant person ever. He has a big ego and is very disrespectful to the people. The groceries are also overpriced as compared to other Indian grocery stores nearby. Don't believe on the 5 star reviews. They are written by his family and friends upon his request. This guy only deserves a zero star.

Disgusting. Smells horrible. Nice people but what is that smell? Did no one notice? Seriously stung my nostrils on entrance, can't believe other people were Just perusing the shelves, disgusting.