International India Bazaar

This store is great! Not only are they expanding but the staff and Owners are super helpful and kind. I’m not sure why that one review said they sell expired product, totally untrue!!! I see them daily getting rid of expired product or any unsaleable goods and organizing the store. I should know, I go in there quite often.
The prices are so reasonable and the selection is quite expansive. I also like the convenience of walking my cart out the back of the store to my car parked on the gravel or simply going out the front if I parked on the street.
I enjoy supporting small businesses especially when they are local. A truly awesome store to get all your Indian goods & ethnic food items. Love it.

Good indian store in this area price is very reasonable then artesia they carry all popular brand in Indian verities
Staff is very familiar to coustmer and always helpful to understand items and gives good suggestion

The renewed store looks large and awesome now. A large variety of groceries available. Store staff is nice and friendly!

Food labels are removed to sell expired items. Horrible store. I would never go there again.

The store owner is nice, and they have a variety of items. However, the prices are higher than in Artesia. There are no ready made food to purchase.

It’s basically a store where you can buy Indian food. It’s alright but I personally didn’t find anything exceptional about the place.
If it’s close to you check it out.

very nice people… helped me with my request… they know their stuff…

This is the place to go to buy your spices. Much cheaper than you’ll find at the supermarket and the quality is superior too.
Very nice staff. I went in because I wanted to make my own curry from scratch (first timer) and they were very helpful.

This was a good place nearby for all my Indian grocery needs. They had a huge variety of spices for cooking. I may not have to drive to artesia anymore. They has Bombay pav too. Only bummer my husband didn’t like how the place smelled. I didn’t find the smell any different from other grocery stores.

As a usual Cerritos shopper, I was shocked to have such a fully stocked indian grocery store right by the house. From Movies to CD’s to imported Cookies and various beans, rices and cooking accessories. This place has got a lot of stuff, and very convenient, people are nice and helpful, just need to ask what you want and they will make sure you leave with whatever you need.

If you’re into Indian culture and cooking this is a really great place to check out. Besides being a grocery store, they also have a bunch of fun Indian stuff. I got a henna book that came with henna to practice with. They also have bindis, incense, cook books, CDs, statues, candle holders, dishes, just a bunch of Indian stuff! It’s super fun to look around and the harder you look, the more cool stuff keeps popping out at you. If parking is hard for you, you can park in the neighborhood behind it and walk over. It’s right on harbor close to the hat place and suite place. Really good spot!

I feel bad for not shopping here more often, but the only reason I go here anymore is for the incense. The staff has always been nice and this is the kind of store I could spend all day in, just looking around, because they carry all kinds of weird stuff.

Just visited here based on the Unilocal reviews. It is really good, with a much larger selection of spices, flour, rice, and sundry than you’d think possible in a relatively small location. All for great prices.
Parking is easiest on the side street next to the shop (and they have a dedicated lot there).
With this so close to Costco in Fullerton it makes it easy to stock up on supplies for delicious Asian cookery.
Unusual in the large selection of frozen ethnic veg in addition to all of the dry goods.
Great place with, as quoted elsewhere – stuff, stuff, stuff, and more stuff (even cooking supplies – pots, pans, lunch pails).

My friend and I were on a hunt to find samosa wrappers and drove to any Indian grocery store that we could find. This place turned out to be hidden gem and the closest place to us! It was a good suprise. The place was neatly organized and packed with all the spices you can think of. There is a mix of frozen foods as well as fresh herbs and veggies. We found the samosa wrappers and brought some spices for our next cooking adventure. We are totally going to come back for our Indian culinary delights.

Satya Nag Champa incense sticks are sold here for about half the price in comparison to Whole Foods pricing. This place carries HEM and other brands as well. All very inexpensive!

Bummed because the façade lead me to believe that there was prepared food… but cool place all the same.
Still trying to convince my son that the candy we bought is actually candy… it was pretty herby…
definitely a cool place if you want to COOK food, which I don’t, but we grabbed some indian snacks and we will give this place a whirl.

— Locale Destination —
It’s on S Harbor Ave and Rosslynn Ave in Fullerton.
Across street from Costco. It’s a mini Indian market. Its size is tiny but all kinds of Indian foods and other stuffs are packed and organized by aisle/​shelves. The staffs are friendly. Ask them what you need so that they can guide you faster to the aisle. You can park in front of the store for free.
— Gluttony Expedition —
Fresh produce: They don’t have much ordinary vegetables, but good place to pick up some special Indian stuff that ordinary supermarkets don’t have.
Spices: OMG — this is a heaven for cooks ;) You can find all kind of interesting spices for Indian cooking with decent prices. They don’t sell them by weight but you can find them from spice bottles to large portion packages.
Cheese: They got several brands of Paneer (Indian cheese). One of them was pretty good.
Frozen breads: Wide varieties — from Naan, chapati to Paratha.
Frozen foods: Not so many varieties.
Instant foods: Wide varieties. Great!
Flours, oils, rices, beans: You can find wide varieties here.
Sweets: Wide varieties.
Ice creams: Wide varieties — very interesting.
Kitchen tools: Not so great.
Indian products: soap, shampoos etc.
DVDs & CDs: I don’t know about their music nor movies (I know their music videos are hilarious ;p).
— Conqueror’s Deduction —
Amazing!!! You can find all kind of stuff for your Indian cooking needs. I love here!

On our way to dinner a few nights ago to Angelo’s and Vinci’s we passed by this tiny hole in the wall off Harbor. India Bazaar! I am a fan of curry and masala as I am a fan of cooking it as well. So, we stopped by here and I ended up with more than masala.
Four words: India Bazaar is AMAZING!
Not, only was the store itself full of imported groceries but they also have music, dvd’s, books, statues of Ganesha, Krishna and more. Dishes, cook ware you know just tons of STUFF! The staff here were super helpful. One guy lead me to the tea area and told me how to make the Indian tea masala. If you have questions about anything here the guys that work here are really helpful and friendly.
I prefer going down to Little India but this place was fine. I only wish that I could find an Indian Market in Costa Mesa.