New India Bazaar Restaurant Phoenix, AZ

If you’re looking for the Valley’s best Chole Bhature, look no further! ✨ We went in today to take a look at the store and check out the food. They had a pretty decent buffet with really fresh food. We weren’t hungry enough for a buffet so we ordered a Chole Bhature instead. You know it’s good when they serve it on a sectioned, metal plate. The food came really fast and was super hot. Huge bhature and the best tasting chole I’ve had in a while! It came with a bit of pickle and side of onions and cucumber. Was hoping for a slice of lemon, a dollop of yogurt, and a couple chiles but quickly forgot all about that. I will most certainly be back to try this again, and their wide variety of chaats (my weakness) and biryanis.

I’m a firm believer that some of the best meals you’ll ever have will come from a "little whole in the wall" restaurant. This place proves that point. The garlic naan was amazing, and the butter chicken was delightful!

Had a really great experience. Has a hole in the wall feeling inside. The buffet was $9.99 and the food was great. They had a good variety of vegetarian options as well. The butter chicken was so tender it was nice. And they bring fresh naan bread for your meal as much as you want. The store attached to the restaurant has great variety for fair prices. I liked the herbal supplements that are a much better deal than anything you find at GNC and probably better for you. Also the sweets look incredible. I’m trying to avoid the diabetes so I didn’t buy anything this time but I bet they’re amazing.

I decided to stop at the New India Bazaar. I have driven by on several occasions and wanted to review another local restaurant & grocery store specializing in products from India they have an ample selection of dry goods, spices, Himalayan desserts, and frozen foods. They also serve a lunchtime buffet and dinner entree with seating in the back. They are open for 11am-9pm daily.I missed the lunch buffet, but I took some butter chicken to go, and it was delish.

I am writing this review specifically about the grocery/convenience store section and not the restaurant. I have been a regular customer here and have purchased groceries, dairy products, snacks, and other household items from this store on numerous occasions. The owner, Amarpal, is a genuinely kind, understanding, and down-to-earth person, which is why this review is disappointing for me to write. A few days ago, I purchased a container of Nanak dahi that was well within its expiration date. When I opened it at home, it had a strong rotten smell and was clearly not fit for consumption. This is the second time within the past year that I have encountered the same issue with dahi purchased from this store. I returned to the store with both the product and receipt expecting a straightforward exchange. Instead, I was met with resistance and an attitude that no customer should have to deal with when raising a genuine concern. Unfortunately, this was not my first unpleasant interaction with the same staff member. On more than one occasion, he has behaved as though customer concerns are an inconvenience rather than something that deserves attention and respect. My concern is not the few dollars spent on a container of dahi. My concern is that when a customer purchases a food product that appears spoiled despite being within its expiration date, the issue should be addressed professionally and respectfully. Instead, I left feeling dismissed. I still have respect for Amarpal and believe he genuinely cares about his customers. However, the staff representing the business when he is not present are not reflecting the same values. Poor customer service and a lack of accountability will eventually drive customers elsewhere, especially when there are many other grocery stores that value and respect their customers. I hope management reviews both product quality controls and customer service standards so that other customers do not have a similar experience.