Asia Bazaar & Cafe

I was so thrilled to find Asia Bazaar... I was really missing Masala dosa and some other basic staples that I used to buy regularly in Los Angeles and in Oakland, CA.My only regret was that they did not have frozen coconut chutney. They have many other jarred and frozen chutneys just not coconut chutney. I asked the gentleman at the store to consider stocking this because it's just so yummy.

Food is tasty pretty cheap so when I don't have a lot of money I come here. Get the burger. Get the kebab. And shop around if you want. Nice environment.

Expensive!! and tumeric/curry flavor in everything. There's no variety in food even though menu says differently. I'm disappointed, I missed the nice lady chef; she fixed wonderful food but now it's owner and his wife. :( I was told the lady chef would not return.If hungry for indian food, go for deshi curry. It's average price and good food. Try biryani and Naan with cardamon tea.

Needs more choices for meals : Lemon Chicken Sweet and sour chicken Crab fried rice Shrimp with Alfredo sauce and capers.

Over-priced, Expired Products and dishonest (cash register rings higher prices than those marked on shelves). Enough said. The shop on other side of road (21st street) is cleaner, fair and better managed. I found at least $2-$3 difference in price of same rice brand and size.

They have cheese that is expired and they still sell. They need to be more aware about expired products.

My family shops here and they have an excellent selection of south Asian grocery items. I've gone to the other Indian grocery stores and they don't have nearly as large a selection.

Mainly a wonderful subcontinental grocery store, especially if you are looking for Halal meat and chicken. Their restaurant is pretty underrated in my opinion. I've tried the $5 Kabsa and it was as good as anything you can get for $5. The quantity was great as I was absolutely full after my meal. Just make sure you call and ask if their kitchen is open.