New India Bazar - Milpitas, California

Pawan S.

Terrible store. They probably are manipulating product expiry dates. The batter in the picture has terrible mold growing in it and it’s still 2 days before it’s best before date.
We also bought two packets for Papdis and they were spoilt too.
We are going to boycott this store from now on.

sudhanshu S.

New India Bazar is a fantastic store that impresses with its unbeatable prices and diverse selection. The affordability across a wide range of products, combined with the variety available, makes it a go-to destination for grocery and household needs. The store's commitment to offering quality products at competitive prices is evident, providing customers with ample choices without breaking the bank. The multicultural array of items reflects the diverse needs of the community it serves, making New India Bazar a top pick for those seeking both value and variety in their shopping experience.

Murali

All varieties of Indian grocery available here. Basmati, sona Madurai, rice, lentils, all purpose flour, vegetables, lots of Indian spices, frozen food and vegetables are available. Rice, bread and other Indian fast food such as samosas, puffs, kachori are present. Multiple checkout counters but checkout took a little time.

Only downside is there is no return policy so advise to buy what’s needed.

Sid K.

The sweets in these shops are horrible. Bought jalebi from the sweet counter, not the on demand kiosk that is set outside, and the staff didn’t care to inform me that Jalebi was stale and all soggy. Never going to buy any sweet from them ever again.

Arnav W.

The store is quite poorly planned. There is literally NO SPACE TO SHOP HERE. Quite frankly, it reminds me of Sarojini nagar, so they clearly succeeded somewhere. Seems like people just forgot all civic sense here (not the store’s fault, but can def be planned better to accommodate everyone’s behavior). I’m definitely not visiting here again deliberately. Don’t even have any more words.

Anurag K.

New India Bazaar is a one-stop shop for most Indian grocery needs. It's a great place to find a wide range of products, from fresh produce to frozen foods and spices. The store is well-stocked and the staff, being Indian themselves, can often provide helpful tips and recommendations.

However, one major drawback is the lack of consistency in pricing. It seems like prices can fluctuate randomly, which can be frustrating for regular customers. It's always a good idea to check multiple items and compare prices before making a purchase.

One of the highlights of the store is the live Jalebi counter on weekends. The freshly made Jalebis are absolutely delicious and a must-try for anyone visiting the store.

Overall, New India Bazaar is a decent option for Indian groceries, but it's important to be mindful of the pricing inconsistencies.

Pranay K.

Worst store ever Pls don’t buy stuff from here they change the dates on the stuff to increase the shelf life of the products. They also erase the expiration date.

Hardik G.

Please Don’t Buy any stuff from this place. Worst place to buy groceries. I bought Malaysian parathas and when I opened it they were stale. Also there was no expiry date on the packet after comparing to the other packets I saw the dates were manipulated and reprinted. Then I had no choice but contact them and they completely denied from accepting those packets and said they were not from there store even after I showed them the receipt of a day before.