Namaste Plaza

Good place to buy the things. I feel prices are decent… Esply indian sweets & stuff is very tasty

Very well organized and spacious. Not very crowded, well stocked and one shop stop for groceries. Right from vegetables, fruits, spices, grains, pooja samagri, paneer, frozen food to pressure cooker, snacks and even rotis, samosas and sweets. I have never had a billing error here and the checkout lines aren’t as long and congested as they are in cash and carry Sunnyvale. I love shopping here :)
Note– Parking could be a bit tight on weekends brunch time, else there is ample parking available right in front of the store.

I love this place. I used to go to India Cash n Carry in Sunnyvale, but then I discovered Namaste Plaza and grocery shopping became so much easier. It’s not crowded like ICC, staff are very polite and helpful, produces are fresh and they have a great collection of other products.
On a different note, they have a very clean restroom in the store too. ;)

very polite staff and it is not crazy crowded!!!
you get nice samosa too.

The prices here are great (e.g., 59 cents for a two-​pack of Bourbon biscuits), and the stuff they have is generally fresh (unlike e.g. Patel Brothers in Santa Clara where they often sell expired packaged foods).
The selection of items is decent, but could be better. However, you’ll definitely find all the basics that you expect form an Indian grocery store.
Generally has ample parking.

The worst Indian grocery store in the bay area. They sell stale, expired foods and perishable products without expiry and manufacturing date. The vegetables at this place is rotten. The customer service at the store is worse when reporting such incidents. I will never buy at this store and strongly recommend folks who especially have kids not to buy any stuff from this place. This place is rotten.
–5 rating if allowed.

Would have given 5 stars. Only that Shakti masala had expired. Wish people always check the dates. I like the vegetables. They have all seasonal vegetables. I also like their snack collection from homemade to commercial snacks. Their samosas are Yum. Definitely a place to shop. Well lighted and welcoming. The people who reload the groceries to the shelves and staff at the cashier are really friendly and helpful.

Fresh vegetables at a reasonable price
And a halal meat shop next door.
Nice combo makes it a one stop shop for me.

Excellent customer service. Good collection of Indian spices and grocery. Very friendly staff.

Yes, this place is *good*, which is equal to great/​awesome for grocery stores. Most desi grocery stores are so pathetic, New India Bazaar (Milpitas) tops the list followed by Cash and Carry and such. The staff is polite and attentive. The management is appreciative of feedback and responds promptly, one can argue this is because they are located in an obscured corner and that not as many people know that there is a Namaste Plaza in Milpitas, well one can argue anything they want but almost nothing can make an arrogant person fun to be around.
They are well stocked and are happily ready to get things/​brands they do not have on their list without fussing. Thats good business, if the customer wants to buy something, get it to him!
At the corner of the block. Lots of parking.
100% recommended. Good job guys!
PS: New India Bazaar (Milpitas) SUCKS big time, simply because they do not care and take customers for granted.

namaste plaza is a strange name for an indian grocery but that’s what it is.
place is huge, clean and well stocked with the usual pastries, produce, meats, canned goods, snacks, etc.. pricing reasonable or slightly over.
eats: ice bar (.99)
–tasted pretyy good,
–situated at left of entrance
notes:
–parking terrible in this mall.

I have been frequently shopping at Namaste Plaza. So far, I havent had the problems that I have with other Indian stores. They have good produce. Lot of options. Good location. Parking has never been a problem. I have not found an expired product yet. The people are nice. I give them feedback to their face and they do take it to consideration.
The other day they told me to pick a different brand of toor dal because they were receiving complaints for the one I picked. That was the first time an Indian store had actually given me positive input. Other places would have tried to sell defective products to me and get rid of inventory.

I was eating lunch in the same strip mall as Namaste Plaza and decided to check it out. Curiosity was rewarded — this small Indian market was clean, organized, and boasted plenty of affordable produce, spices, and nuts. I bought 2 lbs of dried flaked coconut for $ 6.99 and stocked up on mustard seed, coconut powder, lemons, onions, and beets for prices that are a fraction of most supermarkets. The difference in price was striking — Safeway was charging over $ 4 for the bay leaves I found at Namaste plaza for 69 cents. There were several Indian products that I plan to try soon. Delicious looking chickpea-​based flour, a healthy selection of yogurts and coconut drinks, and innumerable crunchy snacks. I spied ready-​to-​go samosas at the register that, if not for having just had lunch, I would’ve devoured greedily. Generous bins of Indian, Mexican, and American ice cream products were also hard to resist. Appreciated that you could use your credit card. The staff was casual and easy-​going. I felt like I stumbled on a cozy neighborhood gem.
In a nutshell: Namaste plaza was convenient, friendly, cozy, and affordable. All reasons why I’ll be back again.

Okay, so I’m terribly biased towards Namaste because I was able to indulge in goodies while eating next door at Tayyibaat next door. And they let us use the bathroom (and it was clean). I didn’t get to check out their produce or real food since I only got the cold drinks (to go with the kabobs) and then finished up with a pistachio kulfi bar ($ 1.29), arroz con leche Mexican popsicle ($ 0.99), bags of Indian snack mix and a box of desserts from Dass Bakery to take home. I guess I’ve been missing ethnic grocery stores so it was really fun to explore all the different options here. I could definitely come back if only it was closer! Did I mention that they have several flavors of Its It for only $ 0.99? And that they carry English chocolates like Cadbury, Bounty and Flake?

One Stop to get all Indian Groceries. Friendly People. Spacious. Good Ambience. Nice Location. No Parking Hassles.

Friendly people and reasonable prices. Not the freshest and cheapest, but definitely a decent place to buy indian groceries.

Decently priced and stocked with almost all desi items. The owner goes out of his way to help u. Their new Chat place is also very good.

i love this indian store b/​c the prices are cheaper than save mart. i buy my milk eggs and some vegetables there. their customer service is really great and i recommend not only for indians everyone should go and check that sore out…

Fresh fresh fresh produce good service