Hana Market

Japanese grocery store · Striver's Section

Hana Market

Japanese grocery store · Striver's Section

2000 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009

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Compact grocery store offering traditional Japanese staples, including produce, snacks & candy.

2000 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 Get directions

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"I love Hanna Japanese Market. It has a well-curated selection of Japanese ingredients, snacks, and great quality rice. Regardless of the reason I'm shopping, I will always grab a few of the veggie onigiri next to the register before I dip out. Each Peach Market is another great stop for a night of cooking at home. They carry a wide selection of local and sustainable produce and dairy." - Rob Rubba

Rob Rubba's Washington D.C. City Guide

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@eater

"This beloved Japanese market on U Street NW sells dango, or mochi balls covered in a soy sauce caramel. Also find red bean, sesame, chestnut, and other traditional mochi." - Jamie Liu

A Dozen Places to Find Delightfully Chewy Mochi Desserts Around D.C. - Eater DC

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Philippe

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That’s gem in Washington ! Very small authentic Japanese store ! The owners and workers go far beyond your expectations to make you happy Bought lots of goodies from Japan you can’t find in regular Asian store ! Bought some sashimi fish out of this world as good as in Toyosu market in Tokyo (all are from sashimi DC) incredible quality Fresh and at a great price Best sashimi fish I ever taste in USA and I went to lot of Japanese store in USA from Houston to San Francisco

Sarah Hogue

Google

Been going here for years and that will not change! I always come back to restock on my fave essentials and inevitably pick up 2 or 3 new things I must try. There's also homemade onigiri (salmon, chicken with mayo, plum and a few others) until they sell out.

Ethan W

Google

Hana Market is a delightful hidden gem for anyone looking for Japanese groceries! The sweet old lady who runs the place is always so kind and welcoming. The market is packed with a fantastic selection of Japanese products, from fresh produce and seafood to unique snacks and specialty items you can’t find anywhere else. Everything is neatly organized, making it easy to find exactly what you need. If you’re looking for authentic Japanese ingredients and a friendly shopping experience, Hana Market is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Austin Graff

Google

Inside an 1875 corner rowhouse in Dupont Circle is Hana Japanese Market, an immigrant-owned Japanese market that sells homemade omusubi (rice balls) every day. Run by a wife-husband team, products like noodles, mochi, and curries overcrowd shelves along small aisles. It adds to the atmosphere of a beloved neighborhood market with loyal customers. And they sell cold Royal Milk Tea, my vice.

Keita Miyaki

Google

One stop shop for Japanese and Asian grocery. Prices are pretty affordable, even less expensive than H Mart or other supermarkets despite the location. Now they carry fresh sashimi!

Gregory Lipscomb

Google

‘BEST source of Japanese food items in the entire DMV! Family-owned and operated. Circle the block for parking (be patient), or just get Lucky!

Nils Hünerfürst

Google

A little journey to Japan. When you feel some needs to shop into the world of japanese groceries then you have to visit Hana Market. After 1pm they sell fresh Onigiri. And mostly you will find all of the traditional japanese sweets like Baumkuchen and Rice Cakes. Really love this place.

Christiana Hammond

Google

The store was absolutely authentic. I was looking for amazake and I found a delicious one (cheaper than Amazon). I also purchased koji and the back of the package was in Japanese, that made me so happy.

@foodandwine

Rob Rubba's Washington D.C. City Guide

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@eater

"This beloved Japanese market on U Street NW sells dango, or mochi balls covered in a soy sauce caramel. Also find red bean, sesame, chestnut, and other traditional mochi." - Jamie Liu

A Dozen Places to Find Delightfully Chewy Mochi Desserts Around D.C. - Eater DC

View Postcard for Hana Market

Philippe

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Sarah Hogue

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Ethan W

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Austin Graff

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Keita Miyaki

Google

One stop shop for Japanese and Asian grocery. Prices are pretty affordable, even less expensive than H Mart or other supermarkets despite the location. Now they carry fresh sashimi!

Gregory Lipscomb

Google

‘BEST source of Japanese food items in the entire DMV! Family-owned and operated. Circle the block for parking (be patient), or just get Lucky!

Nils Hünerfürst

Google

Christiana Hammond

Google

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