Yusuf Sarai Market

Really helpful market sorry but especially for patients and escorts... Good diagnostic facilities available here 24*7... first roam around and enquire about charges then only make a decision if you have time... Else choice is yours coz if you have time it means you are in short of money and vice versa.. 🙃 😬

Can get all regular usage items Investigation centres and pharmacy are in plenty, please beware of mediators Although availability is very good, market is little costly .

You can find mostly anything here from medical, electronic stores and many other stores. Also couple of shops or cafe to eat. Mostly all banks are there within a walking distance from market.

A place where you can get almost anything from groceries to crockery, medicines to cloth and hardware to fruits. The bad part is that parking is a bottleneck and people park in double rows obstructing the main road traffic. Advisable to park a little away and walk to the market.

You get all types of medicines at low cost, apart from them grocery shops are there in abundance. Mini market where you get everything.

My favourite place for buying provisions.I am a regular visitor at Garg Store and Rajasthan flour Mills.Prefer to go early in the morning or in the evening when it is not crowded.The prices are reasonable and there are a wide variety of items.

Not a lavish big one but all essentials are easily available here.

Traditional market of South Delhi. Very competitive prices. Although not very modern but still a very good market. Back lanes have some good repair shops. Has a metro station right at market.

If you're looking for medicines or healthcare products this is the market to come to. It is also quickly becoming a hub of diagnostic chains and clinics, owing to its vicinity to AIIMs and Safdarjung Hospital.

Yusuf Sarai Market is a quite an old market. While the size of the shops remains more or less small, the market caters to almost all household requirements. In fact, this market was initially a place for shopping hardware, paint, and other civil and electrical construction goods when the Green Park, Green Park Extension, and Haus Khas residential colonies came up in a big way in the 1960s. I visited the market after a long time today and found that SDMC has organized the parking, there is a foot over bridge to cross over to either side of the road. This foot over bridge is ensuring that the traffic flows smoothly which otherwise was hindered seriously by the pedestrians crossing the road at multiple points over the length of the market.