Where can I buy Nepali groceries in Melbourne?

Melbourne has Nepali grocery shops across multiple suburbs including Tarneit, Sunshine, Glenroy, Coburg, Glen Huntly, Bayswater, Lynbrook, Laverton North, and Werribee. Browse the full list with addresses at hamrofind.au/melbourne.

Where can I buy Wai Wai noodles in Melbourne?

Wai Wai noodles are available at most Nepali grocery shops in Melbourne. Try KTM Groceries in Tarneit, Indreni Supermarket in Sunshine or Glenroy, or Nepsay Mart in Glen Huntly.

Where can I buy sel roti mix in Melbourne?

Sel roti mix is stocked at Nepali grocery shops across Melbourne, especially around the Nepali New Year (April) and Dashain (October) periods. Check KTM Groceries, Indreni stores, and Coburg Pasal.

Are there Nepali restaurants in Melbourne?

Yes — Melbourne has several Nepali restaurants including Old Durbar, Gurkhas Nepalese Restaurant, Momo Station, Lah Bros, Aagaman Restaurant, Chilli Everest, Magic Momo Kafe, Nepal Dining Room, and AYLA. Visit hamrofind.au/restaurants for full details.

Nepali Grocery Shops in Melbourne 2026 — The Complete List

Melbourne has one of the largest Nepali communities in Australia — and a growing number of grocery shops stocking everything from Wai Wai noodles and sel roti mix to fresh Himalayan spices, dal, and Nepali snacks. Here's every shop listed on Hamro Find, with suburbs and what to expect.

Nepali grocery shops in Melbourne's west

→KTM Groceries — Tarneit. One of the most popular Nepali grocery stores in Melbourne's west, stocking a wide range of Nepali staples
→Indreni Supermarket Sunshine — Sunshine. A well-stocked Nepali and South Asian grocery with fresh produce and imported products
→8848 Family Mart — Laverton North. Named after Everest's height, stocks Nepali groceries, spices, and household items
→Momo and Spices — Werribee. Groceries plus fresh ingredients for cooking Nepali dishes at home

Nepali grocery shops in Melbourne's north

→Indreni Glenroy Supermarket — Glenroy. Part of the trusted Indreni brand, popular with the Nepali community in Melbourne's north
→Coburg Pasal — Coburg. 'Pasal' means shop in Nepali — a community favourite in the Coburg area
→Gorkha Foods — Bayswater. Stocks Nepali and Himalayan groceries including spices, noodles, and packaged foods

Nepali grocery shops in Melbourne's south and east

→Nepsay Mart — Glen Huntly. A well-regarded Nepali grocery in Melbourne's south-east
→Nepstrading — Lynbrook. Serves the Nepali community in Melbourne's outer south-east suburbs

What do Nepali grocery shops in Melbourne stock?

→Dal and lentils — masoor dal, chana dal, urad dal, moong dal, kalo dal (black lentils)
→Rice — basmati, medium grain, red rice (local varieties)
→Wai Wai noodles — the iconic Nepali instant noodle, hard to find elsewhere
→Sel roti mix — ready-made mix for the traditional Nepali ring bread
→Spices and masala — Nepali-brand spice mixes, whole spices, timmur (Nepali pepper)
→Ghee and mustard oil (tori ko tel) — essential for Nepali cooking
→Frozen momos and Nepali snacks — sel roti, chatamari, and more
→Nepali pickles and chutneys — achar varieties including tomato, radish, and mixed
→Himalayan teas — Ilam tea, masala chai blends
→Religious and cultural items — incense, diyo (oil lamps), puja supplies

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Tip: Stock up on dal, rice, and mustard oil in larger quantities — 5kg or 10kg bags work out significantly cheaper per kg and these items keep well. Ask your local shop owner about bulk deals.

Tips for Nepali grocery shopping in Melbourne

→Visit on weekday mornings for the freshest stock and quieter shops
→Ask the shop owner — they often know when new stock arrives from Nepal or India
→Many shops sell Nepali calling cards and SIM cards alongside groceries
→Prices for imported Nepali products vary — compare between shops if you shop regularly
→Some shops take special orders for hard-to-find items — worth asking

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