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The Eggs 30 stk pack contains fresh whole eggs, perfect for cooking, baking, and daily meals.
Fresh Guava, a sweet‑tart and juicy tropical fruit high in vitamin C, fiber and antioxidants. Enjoy as a snack, in smoothies or in colorful fruit salads for a healthy boost.
Lukla Beer is a smooth, easy-drinking premium lager inspired by the adventurous spirit of the Himalayas, crafted in Nepal for a crisp and refreshing experience.
Fresh Jack Fruit (रुखकटहर) is a versatile vegetable used in curries, stir-fries, and stews. High in fiber and nutrients, perfect for healthy, hearty dishes.
- This product is sold as a full pack only, and the weight varies per individual pack.
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- This product is sold as a full pack only, and the weight varies per individual pack.
- Please contact us on WhatsApp to confirm the exact weight and final price before ordering.
Traditional Himalayan black salt from Kathmandu, known as Birenun (बिरेनुन). A flavorful seasoning widely used in Nepali and South Asian cuisine.
Wai Wai Chicken Noodles – 3 pack of instant noodles with aromatic chicken flavor and crispy toppings. Quick, delicious, and perfect for small households or snacks on the go.
Wai Wai Chicken Noodles Full Box – 30 packs of instant noodles with spicy chicken flavor and crispy toppings. Perfect for families, offices, or stocking up for quick meals.
Parle-G Biscuits 799 g (पार्ले-जी बिस्कुट) are classic Indian biscuits with a crispy texture and mild sweetness. Perfect for tea time, snacking, or sharing with family, this large pack offers great taste and value.
Amako Achar Dalla Tama is a traditional Nepali pickle made from fermented bamboo shoots and spicy dalla chili. Bold, tangy, and authentic, it brings the true taste of homemade Nepali achar to your meal.
