Indian store in Gdańsk: Little India on Klonowa Street

The Little India Indian store in Gdańsk is at ul. Klonowa 1 (80-264 Gdańsk) and is open Monday to Saturday, 11:00 to 19:00. It sells Indian spices, rice, flours, dals, sauces, snacks, cosmetics and festival items, plus groceries from other world cuisines. The shop is closed on Sundays.

Address, opening hours and phone

Hours can change, especially on public holidays. The current details are on the Little India shops page (in Polish, "sklepy lokalne"). If you are going for a particular product, phone first and ask whether it is in the shop.

What to buy at the Indian store in Gdańsk

For everyday cooking, people come for:

• spices: turmeric, cumin, coriander, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, garam masala, chaat masala,
• rice and flours: basmati, atta for chapati, besan, rice flour, suji (semolina),
• pulses: lentils and dal in several kinds, chickpeas, mung beans,
• sauces and pastes: curry pastes, ginger-garlic paste, chutneys and pickles,
• snacks: namkeen, papad, tea biscuits,
• tea: black tea for masala chai,
• home and beauty: hair oils, soaps, incense.

The Gdańsk shop's range can differ from the online shop. Phone ahead for fresh vegetables and less common brands.

Shopping before Diwali and Holi

In 2026, Diwali falls on 8 November (Lakshmi Puja). Before the festival, people usually look for diyas, incense, pooja items and sweets such as kaju katli and ladoo. Little India has separate sections for these: Diwali & Pooja and incense. Before Holi, the section with coloured powders (gulal) helps: Holi, the festival of colours. Holi 2027 falls on about 22 March.

For rangoli, the coloured patterns laid in front of the door, you use coloured powders, rice or flower petals. If you need a particular item for the festival, order it online in good time or ask in the shop. We write more about celebrating in Poland in Diwali 2026 in Poland.

How to store your Indian groceries

Ground spices lose their aroma faster than whole seeds. After opening, tip them into airtight jars and keep them away from the hob and from light. Keep flours such as atta and besan in a closed container in a dry place. Basmati rice keeps well for a long time if the bag is sealed. Keep opened pastes and pickles in the fridge and use a clean spoon.

Ordering online from Gdańsk

If you cannot get to the shop during opening hours, order through the Little India online shop. The basket shows the delivery cost and terms. Our guide to the Indian shop in Poland explains ordering step by step.

Where to buy

Little India has a shop in Gdańsk, three shops in Warsaw, one each in Kraków and Wrocław, and an online shop that ships across Poland. The full list of addresses is on the shops page.