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    Bombay Bazaar

    3.8 (34 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Sam S.

    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.

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    Tea C.

    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!!

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    The have a wide selection of Indian foods and spices. They have some fresh produce and lots of snacks.

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    They definitely need to work on customer service. Customer service is awful. The way he talks to you is very rude.

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    15 years ago

    Bombay Bazaar has great service and friendly people ready to help when you need it also food and produce are cheaper than in artesia

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    It's a great place to shop for any desi household. Service is great , very friendly.

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    Great services.. The owner is very polite and open to suggestions.. The new store is great and nicely setup.. Good prices..

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    small indian store but nice owner and are very helpful.vegetables are always fresh nad price is always right

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    Dhaval is beyond any shade of doubt, the friendliest and most courteous person you can find behind the counter.

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    SpiceAsia Groceries

    SpiceAsia Groceries

    3.9
    (7 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    Hi all, Be…read moreaware!!!!! Ordered one product but received some other product, delayed shipping, vendor/shop is not reachable, contact number is not appropriate. Please reach out to shop by call before ordering online in this Bazaar9.com website.

    Although this Indian grocery seems worthy of four stars, I'm only giving it three due to its…read moreslightly misleading name. I think when most Americans see or hear the word Asia, they think of China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and southeast Asia in general. This is why my friend and I were surprised when we walked into this store, named SpiceAsia, and discovered an Indian grocery. Not that there's anything wrong with Indian groceries, but it's not what we were expecting. I was expecting to find the kind of instant noodle bowls I had when I served in Okinawa; Korean short ribs; pad thai, chow mein, or yakisoba noodles; and so forth. Instead we discovered masala noodles, grey mullet steaks, gulab jamin mix, coconut powder, etc. I know many parts of the world India is considered part of Asia, as it's indeed on the Asian continent. There again, so is Russia. I think I would have been equally surprised finding borscht in this grocery as I was masala. So yes, it's a small, decent Indian grocery. I ended up buying some masala to add to some dinners with some extra curry, and trying the spiced, fried banana chips (which were delicious). I simply wish the place were called SpiceIndia instead of SpiceAsia.

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    Saet Byul Asian Market

    Saet Byul Asian Market

    4.5
    (104 reviews)
    4.5 mi
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    If you're craving some DELICIOUS kimbap, Saet Byul Asian Market has it. Made fresh and daily. The…read moreone I bought today had: rice, imitation crab, fish cake, carrot, pickled radish, cucumber, and scrambled egg. Sometimes they have beef. It's such a good portion for $8.00 and nicely made. It's so fresh and you get that delicious savory taste from the sesame oil. But watch out cause they sell out :) I've been coming here for the past 25 years, ever since I was a little kid. It's an awesome mom-and-pop type of shop for your Korean grocery needs. Very chill area. The store might seem small but they got everything you need to make your own KBBQ night :) Banchan, kimchi, noodles to make japchae. You don't need to travel to the OC cause they are stocked with what you might need. And the store owners are really polite :) You can call ahead to see if they're stocked with kimbap or whatever other item you might be looking for. Check em out :)

    My heart usually goes into arrest mode eating out these days. And Korean food has never been known…read moreto be low cost, ever, in my eyes. So, it wasn't until the other day, that I realized I could fulfill my Korean dream meal another way, a homemade meal. Of course, it helped that my daughter had already announced that she was making bbq beef, Korean style, and that we were invited over. That got my salivary glands going. What could I bring? This mom and pop market popped up on Yelp as being nearby, and happened to be a place I had driven by and ignored for too many years. They cater to Korean tastes and appeared to have exactly what I needed, unlike another, oversized Chinese-based grocery nearby where I manage to get lost, confused, and lose all focus, while trying to communicate with hand gestures to elusive store personnel. Usually its comic and I am a complete failure. I was totally unprepared for this, but I think I fell in love with Saet Byul the minute I stepped inside. The lovely lady at the cash register (owner?) spoke impeccable English and was so friendly and informative. There was limited but fresh, quality produce, items that are traditionally used in this type of cuisine. There were multiple, large freezers that lined the walls, full of ready-made appetizers, ready-to-eat frozen soups, and ready-to-cook, thinly sliced meats. Shelves upon shelves of exotic Asian sauces and so many other canned, dry, and preserved ingredients. The more I wandered, the greater my excitement. Towards the back of the tiny store was a small kitchen setup where another woman was busily working. On what, I can only guess, but she might have been assembing more packages of the freshly rolled kimbap (the healthy, Korean version of sushi) that were sitting on the cashier's counter. In one refrigerator cabinet was a wonderful variety of ready-to-eat banchan, each carefully labeled and dated. The banchan was exactly what I was looking for! I chose a container each of freshly made seaweed salad, pickled radish, kimchi, pickled cucumbers, snatched a tub of green tea ice cream, and a bag of super fresh bean sprouts that would eventually be anointed with toasted sesame oil. Then tossed a tray of kimbap in my cart (Imagine getting two full rolls,18 fat pieces, for a mere $7), plus a bag of shrimp crackers for good measure. Oh, and don't forget a large bag of toasted, seasoned seaweed sheets for snacking. The banchan was outstanding, but don't take my opinion as gospel. This came from my son-in-law who usually turns up his nose to such "time-wasters" as vegetables, especially things that look spicy. The pickle cucumbers and pickled radish coins were particularly addictive, but all were so wonderful. I am thrilled over this discovery. The only shortcoming, but not really, is the lack of a butchery section and fresh seafood. For that, the big markets are still the place to go. For the rest of the necessities, this is a real gem.

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    Crunchy garlic chili oil
    $8.00 for their kimbap! Price as of April 2026. So worth it!
    $8.00 for their kimbap! Price as of April 2026. So worth it!
    Seasoned fried bean curd

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    99 Ranch Market

    99 Ranch Market

    3.4
    (299 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    99 ranch market is one of those staple Asian grocery stores that you need to have in your back…read morepocket at all times. The parking lot was packed, but still had room for more cars. Inside the shelves looked stocked and well maintained. The staff was running around refilling and restocking at the time we visited. Always a good sign. This was my first time stopping by and I did notice. They had a roasted duck hanging in the corner. If I wasn't in a rush, I totally would have gotten myself a little treat. Normally I stop at H Mart or Zion Mart, but this was a fun treat and side quest with friends! Bonus were my dried fruits snacks that I absolutely love. I can't wait to go back and get more. When I tell you that these things are addicting, I really truly mean it as someone who grew up eating these. There were a few things missing that I was looking for on the selection seemed smaller than what I was hoping for. The veggie section seemed smaller, but if you were looking for Durian, they did have that. Prices were reasonable on the things they did have however. Inside it was definitely a smaller grocery than some of the other others. I'll be back for my snacks maybe not so much for the fruits and veggies.

    We wanted to find a place to WALK around at after having some pho at Pho Ha 7. This place was…read morereally close by so we decided to check it out. I was hoping to find some pre made juices and lunch boxes but, instead I found a little food court... There was Philippino food, Korean and Chinese food... I really wanted to get some cold sesame noodles and Tea eggs. They usually have it at the one in Eastvale so looks like every location DIFFERS... I was allay hoping to find some UBE or purple potatoes. They help lower blood pressure fast! PRO TIP: If you want to lower your blood pressure instantly try having bananas and purple potatoes or Ube for dinner. Not with your dinner but, only these 2 items for dinner. Stay hydrated! Then, check out the new lower number The next morning... AMBIANCE: 9/10 It was pretty cold throughout the entire market. It did look really clean and organized though... Overall, it was a nice and quiet market to walk at. It was also not crowded... YOUR HOME FOR FRESH ASIAN GROCERIES!!!!! RANCH 99!!!!

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    Claw machines with a bunch of super cute mini stuffed animals
    Our haul
    Our haul
    99 Ranch Market

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