Asia Bazaar Indian Grocery Store - Ontario, California

Tressa Smiley

Nice place for quick food. I tried the tiakia masala, it was watery, not much flavor. But the samosas are delicious ?

Jonathan Blanke

Last Sunday I went and ate at the buffet behind the counter they have for Indian fast food. All the food was excellent! Tasted very fresh and The taste was great! They even have a table and with chairs inside keep you out of the heat.

victor lozano

This was the best place to shop for my groceries
To start with the hospitality was amazing,
The food was so delicious very authentic! And overall organized and clean !

Vitthal Moola

Very neatly organized and reasonable prices. Owner not only brings fresh vegetables and fruits (Indian ones that are very rare), but also caters to special requests and orders stuff that is not regularly carried.

Would refer to friends and colleagues.

Nirajan Poudel

EXPIRED FOOD SELLER! BE CAREFUL!! Read below to know more…

This Asia Bazaar owner sells expired food. I have bought some noodles from this store. I took it to home and I ate it without checking the expiration date. When I ate, I felt some bad smell and the taste were different. Then, I checked the expiration date. The noodles were expired more than year ago. After few days, I took everything back to the store with the receipt. The owner’s wife was at the store and she told me she can not take return it because I bought the noodles with his husband. I told the the owner’s wife “The noodles are expired one year back and you still have same noodles left on your Shelf. Please remove it from there.” She said OK.

I went back to the store around a month later with the receipt and the noodles. I told the owner the noodles is expired and please give me refund. I checked the shelf again and the expired noodles were still there. Initially, the owner did not want to refund it. The owner said “It looks fresh to me, I think it is ok to eat it.” He asked me “If someone will DIE if they eat expired food?” etc questions. After listening this level of comments, I told him “Either you refund or not….I will report it to Health Department. Then, he agreed to refund it and he told me to not to come to the store anymore.
I came to home and I checked the google reviews and I found 3 people got FOOD POISONING after eating the expired food from the same store. The food was totally different than I bought it. It is too much carelessnesses on customers Health! I do not want to get any Kids eat EXPIRED FOOD from the store and get SICK!

Kuldip Singh

Asia Bazar is the only Indian Store when you get off from 60 East Fwy on Archibald on your right-hand side. It's the same shopping center with Firehouse Subs, Pizza Hut, Bank of America, ATM, and Waba Grill. It gives effortless access for people returning from work and going home to Ontario Eastvale or Corona.
The store is under new ownership, and the New owner, Mr Cheema, is taking excellent care of the place by bringing a selection of fresh vegetables. Every week, I see a sign saying hot food is coming soon. As of now, they are open seven days from 10 to 8, which gives you plenty of time to do your shopping. The owner, Mr. Cheema, and his wife are very courteous and good people who will listen to you and bring you the things you may not find on that visit for next time. They have many uncommon fruits and vegetables which are not usually found at supermarkets.

After a lengthy wait, the long-awaited Fast Hot Food to Go is finally here. This morning, while dropping off my friend at Ontario Airport, I noticed signs indicating that Asia Bazaar Hot food is now open. On my way back, I decided to stop by and was pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of their offerings. From cauliflower and potatoes to eggplant dishes and Chana Masala, they had it all. Their menu also included dal, chicken tikka masala, rice, roti, samosas, and paneer Pakoda. The unique selling point was their combo meals: Combo One included rice, roti, a veggie salad, and pickle, while Combo Two featured rice, roti, dal, veggie salad, and pickle, accompanied by complimentary Gulab jamun. Combo Three offered chicken and veggies. Opting for Combo Two, I enjoyed Dal Makhni, Eggplant dish (Bengan Berta), rice, two roti, salad, pickle, and a small serving of Gulab Jamun, all for just $9.99. The value for money at this place is unbeatable. Perfect for a quick, reasonably priced, and delicious lunch, I'm already looking forward to trying more of their offerings on my next visit.

Shailendra Paliwal

Great Customer Service. I found all the products which I wanted. Owner is very friendly and the store is highly organized and clean. Must visit for all.

Ashwin Poudel

Very clean and nice store. All the vegetables looks fresh and clean. Would definitely come back again.