Скачать или смотреть Indian Kitchen Items in America?! | Feels Begum Bazar | Seattle | Pike Place Market

Walking into this store in Seattle felt like stepping straight into Begum Bazar back home 🕌✨.

The aisles were filled with everything for your kitchen — plates 🍽️, cups & saucers ☕, bowls 🥣, vegetable cutters, clips, filters, baking trays, strainers, coffee filters, and so much more. For a moment, it didn’t feel like America at all… it felt like a Sultan’s marketplace, right here in Seattle.

The vibes instantly reminded me of **Pike Place Market**, Seattle’s iconic public market that’s been around since 1907. Just like Pike Place brings the city alive with flowers 🌸, crafts, and the sound of busy stalls, this Indian-style store carried that same energy — only this time, with all the little things that make our kitchens complete.

Today I took a stroll through *Pike Place Market* in Seattle—a place that feels like a living piece of history. Founded in 1907, Pike Place is one of the oldest continually operated public farmers’ markets in the U.S., known for its seafood stalls, fresh produce, flowers, local crafts, street performers, and the iconic “flying fish” tradition.

📍 Location: Seattle, USA
✨ Feels just like: Begum Bazar, Hyderabad + Pike Place Market vibes
🛍️ Highlights: Indian kitchen essentials, utensils, and home must-haves

As a first-time visitor, it was both nostalgic and exciting — a mix of Indian tradition and Seattle’s culture all under one roof.

👉 Would you shop here too? Comment below!

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