Indian groceries for Indian expats in the Netherlands

Who is Easy Day Foods for?

For households in the Netherlands that cook Indian food and want their usual brands and large packs delivered. According to CBS, just over 89 thousand people with India as country of origin lived in the Netherlands on 1 January 2024, with the largest group in Amsterdam and the highest share in Amstelveen.

Which Indian brands can you order in the Netherlands?

Easy Day Foods stocks brands including Aashirvaad, Daawat, Akash, Tilda, TRS, Annam, Schani, Patanjali and Haldiram's. The our brands page shows what is in stock per brand.

Can you get large bags of rice and atta delivered?

Yes, and that is where home delivery makes the difference. Basmati comes in 1, 10 or 20 kg bags and atta in 5 or 10 kg. Every product shows its price per kilo, so you can see which size is better value.

Browse basmati rice, atta and flour and dal and pulses.

Where in the Netherlands do you deliver, and what does it cost?

Easy Day Foods delivers to any address in the Netherlands, from Amstelveen and Amsterdam to Eindhoven, Rotterdam and The Hague. Delivery costs €6.95 and is free from €29 of products.

Can you bring food from India to the Netherlands?

Partly. Under EU rules for travellers, meat and dairy, which includes ghee and paneer, may not be brought in from non-EU countries. Dry goods such as spices and dal are allowed in limited amounts. Check current customs rules before you travel.

How do you find Indian ingredients in a Dutch supermarket?

Search by the Dutch name: komijn for jeera, kurkuma for haldi, kikkererwtenmeel for besan and rode linzen for masoor dal. Our glossary lists the Dutch name for each item.