14 Best Indian Stores in Munich

Chai n’ Spice is a well-stocked Indian grocery store at Schleißheimer Str. 182, with a surprisingly broad range for its neighbourhood. Shelves cover spices, lentils, rice, snacks, sweets, paan and everyday essentials, while the frozen section adds hard-to-find Gujarati favourites such as masala dosa, medu vada, patra, dhokla and methi thepla.

Prepared foods and an online delivery service make the shop useful beyond a standard grocery run, with free delivery advertised for orders over €30. The clean, organised setting and extensive brand choice work well for both regular pantry shopping and cooking more specialised Indian dishes.

At Bodenseestr. 228 in Munich, Dessi Dukaan combines a broad Indian grocery range in one shop. The shelves cover aromatic rice, flour and flatbreads, lentils and beans, spices and daily essentials, with fresh fruit and vegetables for home cooking. Ready-to-eat items, frozen snacks and sweets bring extra convenience, whether the aim is a full weekly restock or a quick top-up.

The store supports in-store shopping and pick-up, while delivery adds flexibility for planned orders. Its strongest suit is the breadth of the assortment: shoppers can assemble an Indian-cooking basket across pantry staples, fresh produce and convenient prepared choices, with freshness providing an additional reason to consider it for regular household shopping.

For pantry staples and ready-to-eat treats, Desi Grocery offers a focused Indian grocery stop in Munich. Its selection is complemented by fresh samosas and kachori, with reasonable pricing adding everyday appeal.

The shop is located at Albert-Roßhaupter-Straße 3 in the 81369 district, making it particularly useful for regular Indian grocery runs.

Desi Fresh is a compact Indian grocery store at Königsteinstraße 1/3 in Munich, positioned close to public transport and convenient for everyday shopping. Despite its smaller footprint, it carries essential pantry goods alongside fresh vegetables, herbs and fruit, making it a useful stop when only a focused top-up is needed.

Sri Balaji Indian Market brings Indian groceries, prepared foods, organic products and selected Latin American items to Munich-Laim, at Zschokkestraße 69. It suits both a quick top-up and a more complete pantry shop, with in-store shopping, collection and delivery options.

The range also includes specialty ingredients, snacks, fresh food and cut flowers. Staff are known for their polite, helpful approach, while the Monday-to-Saturday schedule runs mainly from 10 am to 8 pm.

At Berg-am-Laim-Straße 73, Indien-Grocery-Store UG combines an extensive Indian pantry selection with the everyday convenience of a clean, well-organized Munich supermarket. The assortment covers spices and blended spice mixes, atta, other flours, sooji, rice, snacks, and specialty ingredients. Year-round fresh coriander and chillies are useful for regular cooking, while mangoes add a welcome seasonal highlight.

Organic products and prepared foods broaden the choice for both planned grocery runs and quick visits. The orderly layout makes the range easy to navigate, complemented by friendly, helpful guidance when needed. In-store shopping, pickup, and delivery offer flexible ways to buy, whether replenishing a few essentials or stocking up on core ingredients.

Indian sTREAT Grocery is an Indian grocery store on Hofmannstraße 43 in Munich, offering food products for pantry restocking and quick shopping trips. Its range includes organic products, prepared foods and a salad bar, adding options beyond packaged ingredients.

The store is most suitable for shoppers who want Indian groceries alongside something ready to eat. Prices can be comparatively high on some products, so it works best when convenience and access to specific ingredients matter more than strict budget shopping.

Bollywood Store is a large Indian supermarket at Augustenstraße 88 in Munich, with a broad selection of Indian and pan-Asian ingredients. Shoppers can find snacks, condiments, fresh vegetables and specialist cooking products, while the range also extends to Latin-American and Korean food.

Its size and variety make it particularly useful when one shopping trip needs to cover several cuisines or harder-to-find ingredients. The store is suited to both a quick top-up and a more substantial grocery run.

Close to Isartor in Altstadt-Lehel, Bharat Indian Store combines a spacious Munich grocery shop with online ordering and delivery. Its location at Zweibrückenstraße 5-7 is convenient for a quick essentials run and is readily reached by S-Bahn or tram.

The range spans everyday staples such as rice and spices, fresh green vegetables, and regional treats from North Indian sweets to South Indian savouries. That breadth makes it useful for both routine pantry restocking and ingredients tied to different Indian cooking traditions. Prices can run slightly higher, but the broad selection and member discounts add practical value. The shop-from-home service is another advantage when carrying a larger grocery order across Munich would be inconvenient.

KOHINOOR GbR is a Munich grocery store on Sonnenstraße, pairing Indian pantry staples with a broader everyday assortment. Aashirvaad Multigrain Atta is one clearly represented staple, while the range extends to cream cheese, frozen pizza, personal-care products and household paper.

One of its more distinctive draws is a fresh-food offering, with snacks and a variety of chaat for a ready-to-eat stop. The shop is neatly organized, making it practical for a focused visit as well as a fuller grocery run. Shopping can be handled in store, through in-store pickup or by delivery, including no-contact delivery. Fresh produce merits a closer check at purchase, particularly mangoes, where consistency has not always matched the otherwise orderly presentation.

Kirane ki Dukaan is an Indian grocery store at Leonrodstraße 20 in Munich, offering in-store shopping for pantry staples, prepared foods and organic products. It suits a quick ingredient run while also providing familiar Indian snacks such as samosas.

A membership card can be issued in-store within a few minutes and provides a 10% discount on the total bill. That makes the shop particularly relevant for regular shoppers who return often for everyday Indian products.

Hat Bazar is an Asian grocery store on Adolf-Kolping-Straße 4 in central Munich, with a selection suited to Indian and Pakistani cooking. Shoppers can find quality brands, fresh vegetables and some cooking utensils, making it useful for both ingredients and practical kitchen supplies.

The store is convenient for a quick visit, although the compact layout can feel crowded when browsing. Its range makes it a worthwhile stop for South Asian staples and fresh produce in the city centre.

Set on Altheimer Eck in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel, Indian Shop is an Indian grocery store suited to a focused city-centre stop. The format works best when you already know what you need and want to keep the visit brief.

Service and post-purchase resolution may not be its strongest differentiators. Check product descriptions carefully and clarify refund or exchange expectations at the counter before paying, especially for specification-sensitive items.