Fushimi Market

Fushimi Market is a Japanese food market and upstairs eating area complete with microwave. It’s been here for two years and is on the ground floor. There is no food court here only a room upstairs where one can eat where there is a microwave. It is choc-a-block filled with all kinds of foods, condiments, sodas, sparkling waters, biscuits, chocolates to name a few. Naturally they have fresh sushi and other foods like dumplings that one can eat upstairs or take out. Hua Chen was kind and helpful when I bought sesame oil and soy sauces wrapping the bottles in separate paper bags. HK, the manager, was equally pleasant. I bought pork and vegetable gyoza and climbed the stairs to eat. There is another location in Times Square. Customers can also use the clean restroom (washroom). A lot of the customers are people working in the area.

Good for a quick bite or lunch. Food Mae fresh everyday. You can get a decent lunch under $20. After 6pm there’s a discount for most of the sushi and sashimi. Seating in the back.

The store was nice and clean. The food I got was alright but I ended up not eating most of it.. Recommend buying food already made and ready to go. There’s an upstairs area that’s great for hanging out with friends and has a microwave. Would come here again.

Second time visiting and my experience was less than stellar (11/23/2025). I was followed by a worker pretending to fix things in every aisle I went into despite there being loads of other customers in the store. It was only after I made eye contact with the worker that they retreated. Once I finally went to check out, they reappeared at the unopened register doing absolutely nothing while more people were coming in. They have a great selection of snacks, but I felt so unwelcome that I will not be returning.

I really liked that they had a wide variety of prepared foods ready to eat. It's also great that there's a space where you can sit down and enjoy your meal right there! We tried the yakisoba, but unfortunately it wasn’t very good—the noodles were overcooked and that was pretty much all there was to it. I had the vegetarian one, and my partner had another kind (I can't remember the name), but he felt the same—too much pasta and not much flavor. That said, the mini-market was great for finding Japanese ingredients!

This is one of my best Asian place in general. When you’re visiting midtown manhattan and you’re a big fan of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese food and groceries, this is your heaven. They have enough dine in seats so that you can have food you just bought from them. +small restaurant and they sell rare imported beers too.

I used to buy their gimbap almost every day, but today I found a bunch of short, coarse hairs inside — not even from a head! So gross and disappointing. I’m honestly never buying from them again 🤢

Came here around 9 PM and was impressed by how many discounted items were still available after 8. The store is spacious with a seating area, which made it easy to relax while charging my phone. Lots of variety—groceries, warm food, and even some fun blind boxes. Staff were friendly and helpful. A great late-night stop with more to offer than your average convenience store.

Love love love this place...can't believe I've only now discovered it after all my trips to NYC! Lots of yummy prepared foods---no, not quite as shockingly yummy as the prepared foods in a convenience store in Japan, but certainly better than the bland overpriced crap in Whole Foods pretending to be Japanese/Asian food, and best of all, they sell a fairly decent selection of single can/bottle beer that you can have with your food upstairs if you wish. It's the perfect place for a reasonably priced meal with VERY reasonably priced decent beer (not limited to the mainstream water-"beer" at most Asian restaurants; they also have various "hard" sodas if that's your thang) instead of dealing with the slow and expensive hassle of going to a real restaurant where the food quality is usually not even that much better but where they gouge you on the alcohol plus tip plus wait time for the order to be taken, food to be made, food brought to your table, bill collected, etc. (As you can imagine, yours truly is probably every restaurant owner's worst nightmare, lol.)

Good place for a quick bite or lunch. Food Made fresh everyday. You can get a decent lunch under $20. After 6pm there's a discount for most of the sushi and sashimi. Seating in the back. Solid service. Love the massive selection of hard to find import items. Chill vibe.

This Japanese grocery store has the best prepared food section compared to other nearby Japanese groceries (Hashi, Tenichi..). Mainly the quality of the onigiri and spam musubi: rice to filling ratio and seasoning is just great. Their discount starts earlier in the evening (30% off after 6PM) which is much more practical for dinner. Doesn't get too crowded either.

There are lots of Japanese grocery options here as well as food you can purchase and eat here. The sushi was very fresh! The prices are a bit high for some of the items

On a sweltering sunny afternoon in Gotham, looking desperately for refreshment, I stumbled upon Fushimi Market. First, the cool air conditioning welcomed me in to find a refrigerated drink cooler with a wide array of drinks from the East. Immediately I picked up a bottle of Ito En Green Tea (Shohei Ohtani drinks it, why not me?) then moved along to the freezers where I picked up a Uji Matcha soft ice dessert. Just like Japan - bitter matcha and creamy vanilla in a soft mushy cone, downed with a cool, bitter Ito En green tea. It was several blocks on before I realized how hot it was again. But for a few New York minutes, I was cooled off by the Fushimi Market, an oasis on 6th Avenue. If you're looking for a cool respite from the big city, step into Fushimi Market!

The staffs were friendly, there's lots of snacks and hot food within the store. The chicken karaage was a little on the drier end. You can eat the food in the back upstairs. Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5

Half food market and half Japanese style deli with prepared hot and cold food items. They also have a cook to order menu during the day. The Tteokboki was watery than I like but the flavor was still good. After 8pm the prepared foods go on sale.

This review is mainly for Too Good To Go. I've been here before, and this place is a great addition to the neighborhood. Used the tgtg app and got a bunch of leftover food for 2 bags at $5.99 each. The food is decent. No complaints here. Nothing too crazy. Prices are decent. I'd come back again. The service is good and ambiance is nice too. Feels like your standard nyc asian market.

New-ish Japanese/Asian grocery and food take out spot, I happened to walk by on the street and decided to check it out. The prepared foods section is sizeable and the food looked fresh! A lot of options: bento boxes, sushi/sashimi, onigiri, pre-made rice bowls, fried chicken, freshly prepared items like hot udon noodles with soup, and a section with various dishes like curries and braised stews that you can order over rice or noodles. Proportionally more snack foods, desserts and drinks compared to regular produce, refrigerated and frozen foods, and condiments/other ingredients though enough to do a mini weekly grocery run. Prices are overall good for the neighborhood. I tried a couple of onigiri here (kani crab meat salad $3.25 and mentaiko cured and seasoned cod roe $3.45) as a snack and the rice was seasoned with furikake, enveloping a good amount of filling. There's a smallish upstairs seating section at accessible via stairs at the back of the store that seats about 15 people if you prefer to eat your food there.

Fushimi Market was our last food stop before we left the city. A few of us picked up some pre-made sushi/nigiri sets and onigiri to enjoy on the bus ride home. Since it was my last meal, I decided to splurge. I was hoping to enjoy the sushi/nigiri set on the bus and saved two onigiris for lunch the next day. SUSHI & ROLL COMBO: 7 PCS OF ASSORTED SUSHI & 1 MAKI ROLL - 28 The presentation was immaculate. The sushi came in a wood-colored paper box, with the four maki pieces neatly arranged on top and separated from the seven nigiri by raw kale, ginger, and wasabi. The maki roll contained the basic trio of fish -- salmon, tuna, and yellowtail -- along with avocado. It was good, until I noticed how hard and brittle the rice was. I managed to eat the four maki pieces, but I was disappointed with the quality of the rice. Moving on to the nigiri, I tried the tuna first. The tuna had a nice texture, but again... the rice. The clump of rice was so hard that it detracted from the fish. I tried to eat the salmon nigiri with just half the rice, but the experience was still ruined. I ended up eating the rest without rice, treating them like sashimi. Additionally, the paper box wasn't very sturdy, and the soy sauce I poured on the sushi and nigiri (since I didn't have a soy sauce tray) leaked through the edges and made a mess. Aesthetic design, but not very practical. SPICY TUNA MAYO ONIGIRI - 3.75 Since I was still hungry, I ended up eating the spicy tuna mayo onigiri on the bus. It had more spicy tuna than I expected. Though it had a large amount of rice, the rice was soft and lightly flavorful, and the powerful flavor of spicy tuna was present in every bite. The rice quality in the onigiri was drastically better than the sushi and nigiri. MENTAIKO ONIGIRI - 3.75 I enjoyed this the next day, and it was still good. The layer of mentaiko was pretty thin, and there was a little too much rice, but I still enjoyed it. The mart is large, with plenty of Japanese pre-made food, snacks, cooking ingredients, and more. With so many Japanese marts in the city, I'll probably only stop by Fushimi Market again if it's convenient. I'll likely avoid the sushi options in the future and go straight for the onigiri or the hot foods instead.

Idk... might need to visit again but my first grab was the tonkatsu sando... bc it looked good... but super - duper - dry! Couldn't chew on it dry... The slaw mix wasn't helping either... so literally wasted my lunch. Ugh. It has potential to be a good lunch spot for the area, and folks who are a bit too far for Ktown eats. It's spacious enough and not cramped! You can actually walk and browse for food. Hopefully they will improve on the sando quality. Perhaps a 2nd visit for their onigiri... sigh.

This market has groceries and lots of prepared food options as well. They have a lot of interesting snack flavors and we wanted to try them all! I saw a sign that they have seating upstairs, but we didn't check it out. I got the eel onigiri and a curry udon. The onigiri is premade and was larger than average, with a generous portion of rice. The curry udon is made to order and was ready quickly. It came with potatoes, carrots, and broccoli. The food was good for a casual meal and very reasonably priced.

Love this place! So happy to have randomly stumbled across it. It's a mini Asian grocery with some fresh veggies, frozen foods, snacks, sauces, etc that also has a lot of great ready to eat foods. They even had matcha swirl ice cream. We loved the salmon sashimi (5 fresh, thick slices for $12) and the onigiri (we loved the crab and the spicy cooked tuna). There is seating upstairs. Will definitely return!

Great spot for quick lunch and snacks! Went back 3x on my trip already! Got the bento box, sashimi salmon box, some chips, candy and onigiri

Welcome to the neighborhood! So happy you are here!! Been here a couple of times and it never disappointed. There seem to be some promo items at the very front of the shop, makes good snacks for the kids. The bubble tea shop is also nice, offering a selection of pastries and different types of bubble tea (see photo of menu). I've bought a couple of as well. Both are priced around $3.30 and up. Fried chickens are 30% between 3-5pm fyi. Good Japanese grocery shop around the neighborhood! You can also have your meal at the mezzanine level.

Fast service. Lots to pick from. Many of the same things you can find from hmart or the Teso I'm the area. Loved the ongiri.

I came here for dinner after work on a Wednesday. It seemed fairly new and not busy at all since it's a few blocks from Ktown. It seemed like a Asian supermarket/convenience store but there was so much more inside. There was also a bubble tea shop and along with the premade items (onigiri, sushi, bowls, Korean fried chicken), you could also order make to order food as well. You could order appetizers, ramen, udon, baos, scallion pancake wraps, sushi, and bowls. We ordered the spicy wontons, the chicken katsu curry, and the salmon avocado roll. There's a dining area upstairs. The prices were okay for midtown and the food was decent. However, the dining area was not very clean and there were a lot of flies. I would come back to try their large ice cream selection but probably would not dine-in.

I love that there's a little Japanese market in this bustling neighborhood. There are lots of snacks and some produce, but I think most people buy ready-made food from cut fruit (persimmons, papaya, pomelos!) to onigiri (everything from spicy tuna, sweet and spicy chicken, honey teriyaki chicken, shrimp tempura) to various types of bento boxes and sushi. There is a seating area inside the store, but I didn't eat there.

I was excited to discover Fushimi Market during my short stay in New York. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the sale items! I picked up a bag of seaweed and a bag of Kasugai Gummy Candy--both nearing expiration--for just $2 and $1, respectively. I then explored a wide selection of hot foods, including onigiri, crispy chicken, and rice bowls. Near the in-store boba shop, there was a display of fresh sushi. I grabbed a few onigiri and some sashimi. I'd rate the onigiri 4 out of 5, and the sashimi a solid 5 out of 5. The hot food section really reminded me of the convenience stores in Japan, like 7-Eleven. The staff member who helped us at checkout was very friendly. I also loved that the market had such a wide variety of Japanese snacks. The overall ambience was warm and inviting, with a cozy layout, soft lighting, and the comforting aroma of freshly prepared food.

The small Japanese market is cute, although there's not a large variety of grocery food and snack selections. However, there's prepared sashimi, sushi, fried boneless chicken and wings, and even a station where they make dishes like udon. Being that the market seems pretty new, there's not long lines yet and check out is quick.

Very convenient place to get your typical Japanese snacks & meals. They have everything from a variety of flavors fried chicken, onigiri, sandos, noodles, rice bowls & all the usual goodies you can think of. They also have an upstairs with seating & convenient condiments area. You can even get Japanese & regular groceries after your meal to go home with to make your own. Prices are also not bad for being in midtown.

A great selection of food, both grab-and-go and grocery. I had no issues finding great things to eat and the staff there was very kind. I'll definitely return when I'm the area again.

Very good Japanese market with reasonable prices. Extensive selection- better than most other Japanese groceries in Manhattan

I just left Japan (12/24) and I really missed the cuisine. I stumbled upon this market and the moment I walked in I noticed a display of all of the unique Kit Kat flavors that I enjoyed while I was there and immediately I was thrilled! I found so many of my favorite foods there and the prices were very reasonable and the food was tasty. I will definitely return.

Closed 8 minutes early and the guy standing by the door that wouldn't let me in was extremely rude.

Cool new market by the Fushimi Restaurant Group! Almost everything you could want in a Japanese market. Sushi, bentos, grocery items. I bought a Japanese strawberry Sando and the sandwich was a good size and filled with fresh cream and berries. I will definitely be back to try more items. The only thing I wish this market had was some seating so you could enjoy the food they have there instead of just taking it to go.

Seems like a recently opened Japanese convenience store with a fair share of hot and cold foods. Lots of variety (sushi, rice bowls, fried chicken, packaged pastries, etc) and prices were very reasonable too. There's a seating area, but definitely more of a grab and go place. Food was a bit bland, but the tteokbokki was $5.75 and tuna kimbap was $7.95, so can't be complaining about that.

First time at this Japanese supermarket / deli, and I was really hungry after a long day, so I can't really review the grocery section since I didn't shop there. I went straight to the prepared food area and picked up a salmon set. I also stopped by Myori to get Es Cincau to drink. The prepared food was 30% off since it was after 8pm at night. Even after discount, it's quite pricey though and the salmon set still cost $15. There's a spacious dining area upstairs.

I really love this place! They have so many options for snacks and groceries and drinks and dessert and seating it's HUGE! Prices are great too for the area!

Fushimi Market is a Japanese grocery store plus fast food joint. Not going to be the best food, but good variety and convenient seating upstairs.

A great variety of Japanese food and a ramen station! The service was attentive. I love how organized and inviting the store was! Not much for seating though but I love how there are small portions to customize your meal based on your current appetite!

Wow, maybe I'm easily impressed being from Miami but we have nothing like this! Sushi was great quality, affordable, and I even found some fantastic red bean treats. 10/10 would recommend.

fushimi market has great selections of prepared foods to go! Great portions great prices great taste! I love the onigri, the garlic shrimp rice bowl, potato shrimp tempura and the build a bowl bar! I didn't get a pic of my food and thats only because i ate everything so fast and it was so good ! also daily after 8pm all remaining pre packaged hot food becomes 30% off!! amazing! today i grabbed a kimchi onigri/ shrimp tempura onigri and a shrimp tempura sushi 6 piece

I came by to grab some onigiri for lunch, and it was surprisingly emptier than I expected. I got one of their kani onigiri and 2 eel onigiri, and they were definitely delicious. The eel onigiri had a nice smokey flavor, and there was more sauce than other places, so I appreciated that. The one thing I didn't like was how tightly they wrapped the onigiri, when it came to unopening them, because of how tightly it was wrapped, the rice would start to slip out of the nori as I pulled on the plastic wrap. It usually comes out much easier, but I had the same issue with all 3 of the onigiris I purchased; however it was still delicious.

New discovery in the area! Met a friend here to grab a quick bite since neither of us was hungry. They have a good selection of hot and cold food. got a kimbap and a spicy tuna onigiri that hit the spot perfectly. There's a relatively large seating area upstairs where you can sit. Great place if you want something causal.

Love this new Japanese markets! Has all the Asian snacks, fresh hot food kitchen, Korean friend chicken. Great new addition to the neighborhood. And there's an upstairs to eat the food

Their hot food bar has an amazing selection of foods. It's a nice and small quaint little Asian market. It's convenient for a small pickup of groceries and hot foods.

Newly opened Asian grocery store. I've been eyeing this place for a longgg time - ever since they put up the sign and started renovating! Very spacious and well lit inside with multiple sections. They have hot foods, prepared foods, dessert (donut) counter, a dining area with tables and seats. And a whole huge section with aisles of condiments, snacks, and various grocery items. Also big freezers and refrigerators with more things to explore! They also have 50% off on all prepared / premade food - including fried chicken, meals, sushi, Onigiri, etc after 8PM.

Got an onigiri here as a quick snack my first day in NYC and it was so good I had to come back the next day for more! I recommend the Spicy Tuna, Crab, and Bulgogi onigiris. The kitchen staff were also super sweet in offering us samples of their new drinks and boba. Clean and well kept market. There is a second floor that is quiet -- ideal for reading or just taking a reprise from the bustling streets

This is a wonderful addition to the neighborhood. It has a variety of Japanese snacks and pantry items as well as a premade food section. The onigiri and rice bowls are very reasonably priced as are the snacks. I got some chips and candies which I'm excited to try. I'll definitely come back for the onigiri

Walked past this new market on my way home and am thrilled to have it in the neighborhood. They are having 25% off prepared foods as part of their opening special, so I impulse bought a spicy tuna rice ball and spam musubi. While neither blew me away, they hit the spot. Larger than ten ishi and smaller than H Mart, this is a solid spot that stocks all the essentials you would expect and is convenient to stop by for your Asian ingredients and snacks!

My children really wanted some to get some to go Japanese food while we were visiting the city of Ross, and to stumble upon this delightful store was incredible. The store was like a miniature Japanese HMart with their food selections such as sushi, rice bowls, and onigiri. They had good selections of sauces and dressings, and other Japanese staples. We look forward to visiting again!

My friend and I came here after watching a movie and honestly I've been hoping for a place like this in NY. I often see convenience stores like this in Japan and Korea, and I always think it'd be so nice to have something like this in NY. They had both prepared food available on display or you can get food made to order. On display they had bento boxes, sandos, onigiri, sushi, sashimi, fried chicken, kimchi fried rice, tteokbokki, side dishes like egg salad and corn salad, kimchi, etc. In the kitchen, you can order rice bowls and noodle dishes like ramen and udon. I got the Takoyaki bento, ~$15.75, and it was surprised how filling it was. I was starving before I ate and by the time I finished, I was so full that I had a hard time breathing. After paying, you can go upstairs to the dining area where they have a microwave and utensils. The food was lukewarm but not stale, so you could technically eat it as is, but I like my food hot so I microwaved it for about a minute and it was still good. They have small paper plates by the utensils station, which I imagine is for sharing or, in my case, I took out all the cold foods like the cucumber rolls and salad so I could microwave the rest. The rice was fluffy and not dry in the crabmeat tofu pocket, cucumber roll, and under the Takoyaki. The tamagoyaki was on the sweeter side, which threw me off because I was expecting it to be savory for some reason. It had a soft and smooth texture, which I enjoyed. The salad on the right was better than I expected. I didn't think I'd like the dressing but it had a mild slightly nutty taste to it and wasn't over pungent or overpowering. All the vegetables were cooked perfectly so it wasn't too crunchy or mushy and held onto the dressing well. The octopus in the Takoyaki wasn't tough or overly chewy and the flavor was pretty good and it went well with the rice. The 2 sausages were great too, I loved the smoky taste. I generally really like pickled vegetables but this time I thought they were bit too sour for me, but otherwise they were great because of the crunch and brightness it brought to everything. The lotus root side was pretty good, I love me some crunchy lotus root, so I can't complain there. It's generally pretty quiet because the music isn't too loud and there wasn't that many people. They play a lot of older American songs so it was very nostalgic. The convenience store itself is pretty well stocked with pantry items. They got a good selection on instant ramens and snacks, some classics and some that I've never seen before from Japan. They've got a good selection of frozen foods, condiments, and snacks. They also have some ceramic ware available that's imported from Japan and a small refrigerated section with some fresh produce.

This is a relatively new Japanese market near Herald Square! I went there after 8pm and their rice rolls were 50% off! Spicy pork is my favorite, but I didn't find any on my most recent visit there. This place is clean, but not everything is stocked. There is also an eating area upstairs.

Ambiance very quiet and calm , Service is 8/10 the cashier was kind and accommodated me with the check out even though I went a bit late they said I was still able to check out with card only. FOOD IS VERY GOOD. The sushiiii was my favorite I love their spicy blue tail ($7) and the shrimp tempura rolls ($9) !! Excellent place for a quick bite!! Plus I work around the corner super convenient!!

this is a really nice market. i loved their selection of chocolate snacks. they have a huge selection of groceries. i also liked their salty snack aisle too. they have fresh flowers too. friendly staff as well.

There was the kindest person working there on the night of March 7th. They had everything super organized and clean and helped me find the food I was looking for! Gorgeous place to stop into for some food!

Food is very reasonably priced, including fruits. Location is convenient. But I won't buy their ready-made food again.

Double check the price at register before you pay. The on sale items came up regular price, when the cashier called the guy (looked like the store manager), he adjusted the price. I asked why it's not the sale price, he gave an attitude saying he needed to adjust the price on the back tomorrow and said It's already 15% off, didn't apologize. The sale items were marked 25% off on the sign, not a significant amount of $ but more about false advertisement and poor customer service. Didn't buy any sushi and glad I didn't after reading other Google reviews about the sushi quality and very poor customer service.