New to Australia?
Here's where to start.
Find Nepali shops, migration agents, temples, and community — everything you need to settle in, in one place.
Getting started
Your first 6 steps
Find your nearest Nepali grocery shop
The first thing most Nepali newcomers want is familiar food — dal, chiura, timur, Wai Wai. Nepali grocery shops across Australia stock everything you need.
Browse all shops →Talk to a Nepali migration agent
Whether you're on a student visa, applying for PR, or bringing family — a registered migration agent who speaks Nepali and understands your journey is invaluable.
Find migration agents →Find a temple or cultural centre
Staying connected to your faith and culture makes all the difference. Find nearby Nepali / Hindu temples and cultural centres.
Find temples →Join community events
Community events — Dashain, Tihar, New Year celebrations, momo nights — are the best way to meet people and feel at home fast.
Browse events →Cook from home
Can't find a Nepali restaurant nearby? Our recipe guide walks you through dal bhat, momo, sel roti and more — with ingredient sourcing from local shops.
Browse recipes →Find any Nepali product
Looking for a specific product — timur, mustard oil, gundruk, dhaka topi? Search across all shops to find exactly who stocks it and at what price.
Search products →By city
Nepali shops near you
43 grocery shops across 7 cities
Shops with Nepali-speaking staff
These shops have confirmed Nepali-speaking staff on site — great if you're still getting comfortable with English or just want to speak in Nepali.
Thamel Bazaar
East Cannington · Perth
Mustang Grocery & Butchers
Cloverdale · Perth
Little Magic Grocery
Wembley · Perth
Little Magic Grocery (Queens Park)
Queens Park · Perth
Basmati Grocery Mart
East Victoria Park · Perth
Namaste Supermarket
Salisbury · Adelaide
Visa help
Nepali migration agents
Registered MARA agents who speak Nepali
VEVS Global
East Victoria Park · Perth
Founded by Nepali migrant Subodh Dhakal — serving WA's Nepali community
KBA Global
Northbridge · Perth
Perth and Kathmandu offices — strong Nepali community ties in WA
Danfe Consulting
Melbourne CBD · Melbourne
10,000+ students and migrants helped — Nepali-run, Melbourne CBD
Nexor Group
Melbourne CBD · Melbourne
Nepali-speaking migration agents — Melbourne CBD and Sydney
Faith & culture
Temples & cultural centres
Perth Hindu Temple (Shri Shiva Devasthanam)
Canning Vale · Perth
Perth's main Hindu temple — also serving the Nepali community since 1985
Pashupatinath Bouddhanath of Western Australia (PBWA)
Wilson · Perth
Nepali-community religious body — monthly bhajan kirtan, temple land secured in Kelmscott
Shree Pashupatinath Temple Victoria (Astha Nepali Hindu Society)
Cranbourne South · Melbourne
Only dedicated Nepali faith society in Australia — Cranbourne South
Australian Nepalese Multicultural Centre (ANMC)
Diggers Rest · Melbourne
Hindu temple, Buddha Stupa and community hall on 15 acres — Diggers Rest VIC
Helpful tips
Things to know
Look for shops with Nepali-speaking staff
Many Nepali grocery shops have Nepali-speaking staff who can help you find products, give local advice, and make you feel welcome. Look for the 🇳🇵 badge on shop listings.
WhatsApp before you drive
Stock varies week to week. Many shops are happy to answer WhatsApp messages — use the 'Check stock' button on any shop listing to send a pre-written message.
Festival shopping — plan ahead
Dashain, Tihar, and New Year items (pooja samagri, sel roti mix, clothing) sell out fast. Check our festival shopping banner and stock up 2–3 weeks early.
You're not alone
There are tens of thousands of Nepali people across Australia. Facebook groups, community events, and WhatsApp groups are active in every major city. Start with local events.
Medicare and health
Enrol in Medicare as soon as you're eligible. For visa-related health advice, your migration agent can guide you. Community centres often run free health information sessions.
Looking for work?
Check the community noticeboard for local job listings posted by Nepali businesses. Many shops and restaurants prefer Nepali-speaking staff.
Something missing?
Know a shop, restaurant, temple, or service that should be listed here? Help the community by suggesting it.
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