Russkij Bazar

Specialties

Russkij Bazar is a shop catering for the Eastern European community. The shop is focused on eastern european produce from ex-​soviet countries like Georgia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Moldova, Ukrain, Armenia, Azebaijan, Georgia and Russia and Poland.

The shop has a large selection of national foods which are imported into London, United Kingdom, providing UK with variety of foods that are often home comfort foods missed by many communities in London.

The shop supplies a wide range of Eastern European foods, including food products imported directly from Russia, Ukraine, Baltic states, Poland, Slovakia, Romania & Bulgaria.

Shopping at Russkij Bazar is a friendly experience, the owners are keen on talking to their customers about their counties foods that they would like to be able to purchase in the UK.

The shop boast a large selection of East European foods, and also sells wines and spirits at their in the off-​license section. Russian newspapers can be purchased here as well as many snacks and recipe ingredients, sweets and more.

The owner has speciality imported wines from Georgian that can only be found in Russkij Bazar.

This Eastern European food shop London is open seven days a week from 10am to 10pm.

History

Established in 1980.

Russkij Bazar Eastern European shop is located in Bethnal Green. The best Russian shop London has to offer. We are open 7 days a week for our customers convenience. Our shop is focused on Eastern European produce from ex-​soviet countries like Georgia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Moldova, Ukrain, Armenia, Azebaijan, Georgia and Russia and Poland.

Shopping at Russkij Bazar is a friendly experience. The owners are dedicated in supplying all their customers foods from their own counties. If your looking for foods from your country and have found it difficult to find it here in London, then you can be sure we can get it for you.

Meet the Business Owner

Henry M.

Business Owner

Henry has a background in importing foods and wines into London, United Kingdom. His nationality is Georgian so he can speak Georgian, Russian and English. His love of wines got him started with the infamous Georgian wines he has been importing for some time now. He has an online shop dedicated to selling wines and spirits.

The love of wine bring the love of foods, especially addictive to Russian food he was finding it difficult to get that tast of home in the UK. So he used his marketing and entrepreneurial skills to bring in foods and wines from counties like Estonia

Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Moldova, Ukrain, Armenia, Azebaijan, Georgia, Russia and Poland.

The Eastern European food store was opened and stocked with bread

fruit, general stores, snacks, Eastern European Foods, wines and spirits and

medicines.