Spices - Colors of Indian Cuisine

India is a true continent that provides a wide range of regional cuisines marked by religious customs and local traditions.

The Indian cuisine is divided into four parts: 

In the North, the cuisine is based on milk - paneer, ghee; wheat - chapati bread, parata, naan and a lot of vegetables.

In the South, rice is widely used, the fermentation technique is widely used (dosa, idly) as well as coconut.

In the East is famous for its desserts (chumchum, sandesh, rassogola), and their cuisines also use a lot of rice and fish.

In the West, the cuisine uses a variety of legumes - lentils, chickpeas, soya. oil, however the cities that runs along the ocean are keen on products that come from it.

When traveling to different countries, we taste new dishes that we would like to bring back all the flavors at home. Unfortunately there are only few supermarkets that provide a good variety of exotic products from countries like India, Morocco, Mexico and Asia!

Veenas – Hub to Find your Favorite Indian Groceries in London

Whether to cook traditional dishes from other cuisines or to discover new dishes from Indian cuisine - the Veenas, located in the heart of London is a full-service grocery store. It provides varied groceries for its customers on a regular basis, so to buy groceries online, all you need to do is log on to their website.

The supermarket offers a variety of seasonings and flavors to add to your dishes to give them a touch of exoticism. Wherever you are in London, finding Indian groceries is a simple task with us. You can find a great selection of Indian Groceries - various kinds of lentils and beans, Indian breads - chapatis, naans, papadums, pasta; spices, coconut milk, ghee, tamarind, teas, rice, coriander powder, chili pepper, in short, everything that inspires you, ending with fresh coriander leaves.