YADANAR HALAL MARKET LLC

08Jan2019 UPDATE- new food items from Nepal, Afghanistan, Iran....taste, fresh, unique. Check out updated images ...And, the same GREAT customer service!! Check out new items and goat meet delivered on Thursdays! Nice customer service and a diverse mix of S. Asian and Nepali food items! The management and service team at this Asian market always warmly greets customers with a kind word and a happy smile. Yadanar Halal Market services the SE Portland community offering a wide range of reasonable priced, fresh, and good quality south Asian food products. It is worth the trip if you live in the greater Portland metroplex! There is adequate parking in the front or along the side, inside the market is clean and displays are well organized. For a small - moderate sized food market, you will find an interesting diversity of south, middle, east Asian foods, treats, spices, etc. The goat and lamb meat is always fresh, good quality and consistently available. The meat counter and cutting area is kept clean. They will happily cut their reasonably priced goat and lamb to the size perfect for Nepali, Indian, or other south Asian meat dishes. Yadanar Halal Market offers Tibetan noodles, Nepali achar, Indian chutney, loose and packet coffees and teas from various locations. Many, many quality food items sold at this market are from Nepal! It is always an adventure! If I could pay with Rupees, it would feel as if I was back in Biratnagar, Nepal.

Smells very bad, bunch of people gathering around inside makes it harder to shop around ,,, products not fresh the mixed nuts was bad and of course I threw it away,,, food cans very dirty and sticks you gotta wash em very good before opening a can incase of inside food is good then you lucky👎👎👎👎 spent 44$ didn’t worth it …

how does the store have halal in the name and on the building but they sell pork ? is the pork halal as well??? asking for a friend

Welcoming environment for things you can't find on regular American markets. I like it. Moderately priced, fresh local produce. Wednesdays are best for meat and other local products

I love expanding my culinary horizons with international grocery stores. Unfortunately, when I walked in for the first time, the guy there blocked my entrance and glared into my eyes like he wanted to stare me down. He would not break from his hostile behavior and I couldn’t enter. I had to turn around and was not able to shop there. 5 minutes later it occurred to me that I was wearing a t-shirt that said om mani padme hum. I don’t know if that’s why he was so hostile, but I’ll never go there again.