Mitsuwa Marketplace - New Jersey
Japanese grocery store · Edgewater ·
Japanese market with food court, groceries, cosmetics, appliances
Japanese market with food court, groceries, cosmetics, appliances
"Mitsuwa is a giant Japanese shopping complex on the western shore of the Hudson River, with ample parking. There are standalone stores along a strip mall on one side, and a giant grocery store inside the main building, where you can browse Japanese groceries and those American groceries dear to Japanese. But the best feature is a food court with a dozen stalls selling everything from street food, to sushi, to fried chicken, to dessert items, with a particular specialty in the luncheon style over-rice dishes called donburi." - Melissa McCart
"The food court at Mitsuwa Marketplace in Edgewater is basically one of my dreams — you can pick between karaage onigiri, generous bowls of tempura, hambagu steak, glistening chirashi, unctuous ramen, and Totoro-shaped macarons — and the tempura ($19) from vendor Hannosuke was the star: a generous bowl of delicately fried shrimp, shishito pepper, kabocha squash, soft-boiled egg, broccoli, and a perfect piece of whitefish, drizzled in sauce atop rice with miso soup and pickles on the side." - Eater Staff
"Facing Manhattan across the river in Edgewater, New Jersey, Mitsuwa is a Japanese marketplace with a food court and home furnishings where the grocery is particularly well-stocked; deliveries are available via Instacart." - Eater Staff
"My parents purchase most of their staples from the NYC grocery store Mitsuwa, which the piece mentions as a regular source for Japanese ingredients." - Charu Suri
