You can buy Khazana basmati rice in Los Angeles at Anoras Cash N Carry, 567 S Fairfax Ave, where we keep the certified-organic 10 lb bags on the shelf alongside Khazana's organic Sona Masoori and idli rice. The family-size Khazana Organic Basmati Rice 10 lb runs about $27.15, and we deliver across a 10-mile radius of Fairfax. If you've been hunting for Khazana and coming up empty at the regular supermarket, this is where it actually lives — and here's how to pick the right bag.

Where can you buy Khazana basmati rice near me in Los Angeles?

At an Indian grocery, not a mainstream chain. Most LA supermarkets stock one generic basmati and call it a day, so Khazana — an organic line built for Indian home cooking — rarely makes their shelves. We carry the whole Khazana rice range because rice isn't a side category for us; it's the center of the plate.

We're in the Fairfax District at 567 S Fairfax Ave, Mid-Wilshire, a short drive from Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Culver City and Koreatown. Browse the full wall in our Rice aisle, order from anorascashncarry.com, or read more about visiting us on our Indian grocery store in Los Angeles page. Takeaway: for Khazana specifically, skip the chain stores and come to an Indian grocery that stocks it deep.

What is Khazana rice, and is it a good brand?

Khazana is one of the more recognized organic Indian rice brands on American grocery shelves. The line is certified organic across the board — basmati, Sona Masoori, idli rice and a parboiled sella — which is the whole point of it: the same rice you'd cook anyway, grown without synthetic pesticides. The grains are long and aromatic in the basmati, short and sturdy in the idli rice, and the quality is consistent bag to bag, which is what you want when you're buying ten pounds at a time.

So is it good? For anyone who wants organic without hunting down a specialty health store, it's a reliable choice. It sits right next to other organic Indian rice we carry, and honestly the best approach is to try a bag and see whether you prefer Khazana's grain and aroma. Takeaway: Khazana is a trusted, widely-recognized organic brand — a safe pick if certified-organic matters to you.

Which Khazana rice should you buy?

It depends on how you eat. Here's how we'd steer you across the four Khazana bags on our shelf:

For biryani, pulao and everyday North Indian meals: Khazana Organic Basmati Rice 10 lb (about $27.15) is the flagship — long, fragrant grains that cook up fluffy and separate. A 10 lb bag is a real family size that'll carry you through months of weeknight dinners and a few celebration pots.

For South Indian daily rice: Khazana Organic Sona Masoori Rice 10 lb (about $18.70) is the softer, lighter everyday grain for sambar rice, curd rice and rasam — the rice a lot of South Indian homes eat every single day.

For idli and dosa: Khazana Organic Idli Rice 10 lb (about $19.80) is parboiled short-grain rice built to ferment — soak it with urad dal, grind, and you're set for soft idlis and crisp dosas.

For a firmer, lower-glycemic-index grain: Khazana Diabetic Sella Rice 2 lb (about $7.70) is a parboiled sella that stays firm and separate and digests more slowly than raw white rice. It's a food choice, not a medical product — for anything about managing blood sugar, talk to your doctor. The 2 lb bag is an easy size to try. Takeaway: basmati for feasts, Sona Masoori for daily South Indian meals, idli rice for fermenting, sella if you want a firmer lower-GI grain.

How much does Khazana basmati rice cost in LA?

At Anoras Cash N Carry, the Khazana Organic Basmati 10 lb bag is about $27.15, which works out to a sensible per-pound price for certified-organic basmati at family scale. The organic Sona Masoori 10 lb is around $18.70, the organic idli rice 10 lb is about $19.80, and the 2 lb diabetic sella is roughly $7.70 if you just want to try it. Buying the big organic bag is where the value is — you're paying organic-basmati prices without the specialty-store markup. Takeaway: expect around $27 for a 10 lb bag of organic Khazana basmati, with smaller trial sizes available for the sella.

Organic basmati vs regular basmati — does it matter?

In the pot, organic and conventional basmati cook the same way and taste very close — the difference is in the farming, not the grain. Certified-organic means the rice was grown without synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, which is the reason most people choose it. If that matters in your kitchen, Khazana's organic line is an easy way to get it without changing how you cook. If it doesn't, a good conventional basmati like the brands in our India Gate vs Daawat vs Royal guide will serve you just as well. Takeaway: choose organic for how the rice is grown, not for a different flavor at the table.

How do you cook Khazana basmati rice?

Basmati rewards a little patience. Rinse it three or four times until the water runs mostly clear — this washes off surface starch so the grains stay separate instead of clumping. Soak for about 20 minutes, then cook at roughly a 1 to 1.75 ratio of rice to water; drain and fluff with a fork so you don't crush the grains. For Sona Masoori, skip the long soak and use a 1 to 2 ratio for softer everyday rice. One tip from behind our counter: let the pot rest, covered, for five minutes off the heat before you fluff it — that last steam is what makes basmati look restaurant-fluffy. Not sure which Indian rice fits your cooking in the first place? Our guide to basmati, sella and Sona Masoori breaks it down. Takeaway: rinse well, soak briefly, cook at 1:1.75, and rest before fluffing.

Can you get Khazana rice delivered in Los Angeles?

Yes. We deliver Khazana rice and the rest of your Indian grocery order across a 10-mile radius of Fairfax, 10 AM to 8 PM daily, with a $35.97 minimum and a $7.98 delivery fee that's free on orders over $99. A single 10 lb bag gets you most of the way to free delivery on its own. The store is open every day, 10 AM to 9 PM, and if you're outside our delivery area you can order online for free in-store pickup — no minimum, usually ready in about an hour. Takeaway: order online or call 323-272-3617, and we'll either bring the rice to you or have it bagged and waiting.

Khazana Rice FAQ

Where can I buy Khazana basmati rice near me in Los Angeles?

At Anoras Cash N Carry, 567 S Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036, in the Fairfax District. We stock Khazana Organic Basmati, Organic Sona Masoori, Organic Idli Rice and Diabetic Sella Rice, and deliver within 10 miles.

Is Khazana a good organic rice brand?

Yes — Khazana is one of the more recognized certified-organic Indian rice brands in American grocery stores. The whole line is organic, with consistent quality from bag to bag.

How much is a 10 lb bag of Khazana organic basmati?

About $27.15 at Anoras Cash N Carry. The organic Sona Masoori 10 lb is around $18.70 and the organic idli rice 10 lb is about $19.80.

What's the difference between Khazana organic basmati and regular basmati?

They cook and taste nearly the same. Certified-organic means the rice was grown without synthetic pesticides — the difference is in the farming, not the finished grain.

Can I get Khazana rice delivered in LA?

Yes, within a 10-mile radius of Fairfax, 10 AM to 8 PM daily. The minimum is $35.97 and delivery is free over $99. Outside the area, order online for free in-store pickup.

Anoras Cash N Carry — where LA finds the real thing. 567 S Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036 · 323-272-3617 · open daily 10 AM–9 PM.