Kioko

hi I’ve been shopping here for almost a year. Recently I bought 3 types of natto from the store and already finished two of them, but the third pack seems got small white spots on the beans, not sure if they are moles, and smells different - worried if it’s no longer edible. This pack of natto still stays in my fridge. If the shop owner can see this message, thanks for replying me if this pack has got some quality issues.

very well organized Japanese groceries shop!

Super cute japanese grocery shop with everything you may need to cook simple meals c: They also have cooking ustensils and dishes and a small bento rayon ! I got my bento here and it's really nice quality for the price (30 euros). Not at all expensive compared to the other asian marts in the area, and the staff are very friendly as well 😊

Compact, tight, an eyeful, but efficient use of space to imagine every need, supply, preparation, ingredients for Japanese cooking, food, and kitchenware (knives, bowls. plates...). Two levels means double the imagining of providing anything related to basic Japanese cooking and eating! There are large markets in this quartier, but this offers a more intimate and neighborly feel.

Great Japanese food store with fair price. Don't miss it.

Supermarket dedicaced to japanese food, plenty of choice with good prices

Great japanese super market, we can find all we need to prepare the specific japanese meal and not only. The staff is friendly and nice,but well the price are aligned to France … i love it. Please don’t hesitate to go and buy.. dashi vegetable and soy sauce are very tasty. The tofu coming fron Japan is very nice i didn’t try the one coming from Spain. I am trying to get the product coming from Japan. Enjoy.

Small japanese supermarket with a decent selection. Mostly for cooking at home, a few items can be consumed directly after purchase.

So so place, just for the average selections with moderate quality with high price. One thing I am mystified is why Japanese workers there are always very grumpy with no efforts to smile, especially middle age guy at the cashier.

Great Japanese supermarket where you can buy hard to find items like wonton wrappers, soba noodles, kombu, panko bread crumbs, nice looking tofu (harder to find than you might think!), baby bok choi, etc. I also got my hands on some seriously delicious fresh okra - score! The staff was friendly enough and happy to help customers find items in the store. I've been doing some more vegan cooking and Kioko is definitely going to be a staple for me going forward. There are French-language labels on everything so no need to read Japanese to find what you're looking for. Don't miss the top floor - the stairs leading up to it are nestled to the right of the cashier.

They have almost everything you would need in a Japanese grocery store. It's obvious that they love what they do. And they are the politest people I've met in Paris. Far from rude french. There's a second floor too. Take a look.

Excellent Japanese grocery store. If you can get in the door, since so many people are visiting this place. They have a variety of groceries that can help you stock up your flat or if you're going to make some sushi. The snacks and variety of items is nice. When you're tired of going to chinese stores to find just what you need for japanese items, this place is excellent. I love it.