BAZA - Hounslow Shop

Quality of some food wasn't good. Look at the expire dates carefully.

I like this shop,wide range of products,reasonable prices,friendly staff.

Really excellent store with plenty of supplies from Russia! Friendly staff, good prices. I wish they had an online shop too, as it's a 2 hour round trip for us. Worth it though.

Massive hit and miss.Good - they do have some items you won't find elsewhere.Bad - been there many times and every time I would find products on sale past use date - in a way you get authentic ex USSR shopping experience.

Excellent place to shop for your Baltic/Ukrainian/Russian food and health supplies. Big choice of frozen readymade meals, as well as ingredients. Variety of cured meats and sausages. Good quality red caviar (just ask at the cashier desk). Amazing Lithuanian rye bread. This branch has fridge with discounted foods so you can try new things at a low price. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. Great floor manager.

This place is awesome. I feel like YT bald and bankrupt" here. The staff are so friendly. On the first floor in such large clean organized ambience. I love the fish in the pickle. Great for kids to try amazing sweets and chocolates. They have items not only from the Great Russia but from other great Eastern and Central European nations. I recommend all to come here. Even free local Russian newspaper to take home to read. bolshoe spaseeba comrade!"

Lovely Russian food store. Very reasonable prices. Highly recommend.

The shop is not well organized.There are fewer items in such a large shop floor and there are lots of boxes on the floor as they arrange the products on the shelf while people are trying to shop... The other downside is that there's no wheelchair or pram access. Other than that nice meats and wines.

One of the best Russian stores in London, most things you’d want are here

Rather compact Russian supermarket with well stocked shelves full of Russian brands and foods, and products from the former Soviet republics. I'd gone in hoping to recreate a Russian food experience I'd seen on Youtube, kvass and, Russian instant noodles and instant mashed potatoes as consumed by Youtubers doing the Transiberian railway. No instant пюре to be found, but I did find kvass and something I didn't expect Tieguanyun tea, a well regarded Chinese tea that is my father's favourite, and not something readily found even in Chinese grocers, it was something I had to buy as soon as I saw it.The staff at the counter seemed to be most comfortable speaking Russian. Though I could make out most of what they were saying, although I've been trying to learn the language, I chickened out of replying in Russian, I'm sure I'll visit again soon, if only to get a chance to practise my Russian.