Pakistani Grocery Online from Sohni Spices

Pakistani grocery online from Sohni Spices - Shan masala, Tapal chai and Banno rice on a kitchen counter

Pakistani Grocery Online from Sohni Spices

If you want Pakistani grocery online in Berlin without a second shop after the butcher, Sohni Spices is the vendor that stocks the packets you already cook with. Shan masalas, Tapal chai, Aashirvaad atta, Banno rice - listed on Halalich after the same vendor checks as the rest of the marketplace.

This spotlight covers who they are, what they sell, and how to order.

Who is Sohni Spices?

Sohni Spices is a South Asian grocery vendor on Halalich. They carry the pantry brands Pakistani and Indian kitchens actually use, not a generic substitute aisle.

Those brands used to mean a separate trip. Now they sit in the app next to certified meat and ready-to-cook, on one scheduled delivery every week.

What does Sohni Spices sell?

The range is built around a desi kitchen:

Stock moves. See the live list on the Sohni Spices vendor page.

For what to keep in the cupboard, the guide to South Asian grocery staples still holds. This post is the vendor behind those packets.

How is the vendor checked?

Listing on Halalich is not automatic. A vendor goes live after certification and hygiene checks. Groceries here are certified halal pantry goods - not zabiha meat cuts.

The buying-side version of that check is in Where to Buy Halal Groceries in Berlin.

How to order Pakistani grocery online

Download the Halalich app, enter your delivery address, and open Sohni Spices. Add the brands you cook with. Certified meat and Sohni groceries can go in the same order when you want one drop-off.

The next window is shown in the app before you pay. Step-by-step checkout is in How to Order on Halalich.

Get started

Stop splitting the shop. Download the app, open Sohni Spices, and put the packets you actually use on the next delivery.

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