Apna Bazaar

mansi d. 

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13 years ago

Apna Bazar SUCKS Mr.Srinivas dont blame others.. blame your attitude.. fix that first then everything else will be fixed itself. learn how to treat others right first.05/30/12: 'Apna Bazar SUCKS' hi guys.. i disagree on some of the comments where they praised the store apna bazzar in beaverton OR. i have lots of my friends who shops there but their customer service sucks.. and the owner of the place srinivas is so disrespectful and my friends tell me he never has a smile on his face.. i cant believe if there is a owner of so... read more

mansi d. 

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13 years ago

Apna Bazar SUCKS Mr.Srinivas dont blame others.. blame your attitude.. fix that first then everything else will be fixed itself. learn how to treat others right first.05/30/12: 'Apna Bazar SUCKS' 

Erum Z. 

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14 years ago

Thanks for great service to Indian/Pakistani community I think Apna Bazaar is the best indian grocery store in portland, beaverton area, matter of fact, all other stores are copying apna bazaaar and very much jealous of its success. I requested to the owner for few pakistani grocey items, and within 2 weeks those items were in the store. Store clerk Vanita is wonderful person, very soft spoken and helpful. Yes, sometimes I found couple of shan masala boxes are expired, then what, its not a big deal, even american store sell ... read more

Tummala S. 

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14 years ago

Indian Good and Great. 100 characters is good amount of talking. Any how I find the reviews very living and enervating. If you can cook good food you don't require good stuffs. Spices never expire as medicenes do. They loose the aroma, and can be got back with a rigorous pounding in a pounder as our mothers do. Please check how a mortar and pounder works. In Telugu we call it rolu and rokali. In Modern times we use blenders. And there used be things like sanikela - A flat stone and with a rounded pounder or a roller. Those t... read more

Dr. Sehar K. 

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14 years ago

Apna Bazaar, Best in the West. I travel all over united states, apna bazaar is the best Indian grocery store, neat, clean and excellent products with very reasonable prices. Owner Srinivas is kind and gentle guy, very helpful to the indian pakistani community. I will request all the pakistani families shop at apna bazaar, it is very easy to write a negative review bcz of jealousy and other motives... lets come and support the best indian grocery store in the northwest "Apna Bazaar"... keep it up Srinivas... Apna Bazaar is th... read more

Nazia F. 

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14 years ago

We Love Apna Bazaar Apna Bazaar is the best store, very honest service and very reasonable prices. I bought a bag of rice and lady at the cash register mistakenly charged $2 less than the original price, but she said it is my mistake don't you worry about $2...my friends and I are very happy with apna bazaar and as long as we are in beaverton/portland ishallah we will shop at Apna Bazaar. 

Bharat D. 

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14 years ago

Good variety & Indian service :) Hello, I stayed in Portland for 3 year, and found the Apana Bazar with good variety, with sluggish service. Although there are some items where you don't get anywhere but here, hence you have to trade off while buying 

vishnu g. 

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15 years ago

Good shop to buy Very nice place to buy grossory and people here are very kind. I was purchased may food items 6months of my say in US. Srini is Awesome! 

Ramesh n. 

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15 years ago

PDX Customer I moved to portland 3 years back , after searcing all the Indian shops i found out Apna Bazzar to be the best shop in terms of varites , freshness of stock ,revolving the stock etc.. As few people mentioned billing is an issue when they have people waiting in the line specifically Seems like in a hurry they get confused. This i told the owner and he seems to be taken care of it . I have seen abuse language been used by the persons who are writing reviews which clearly shows their character and nature . Few comme... read more