Mitsuwa Marketplace
Japanese grocery store · Mar Vista
3760 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Highlights
Japanese grocery, food court, bookstore, cosmetics, appliances & housewares
Japanese grocery, food court, bookstore, cosmetics, appliances & housewares
"If you miss the madness of Tokyo or want a true taste of Japan, Mitsuwa has it all. The food court alone is so extensive that we featured our favorite ramen spot Santouka as a separate entry. Other than ramen, Mitsuwa has Sushi, Soba, a full market and a stationery + magazine shop that stocks all your design-related goodies and weird anime fetishes. Get in before or after the lunch rush though if you want a seat in the food court, lunch time can be pretty cut-throat." - Italic Studio
"Founded in 1998, Mitsuwa Marketplace is an excellent Japanese supermarket with 11 locations across the country, six of which are here in Southern California. That said, to call Mitsuwa merely a supermarket is underselling it. Along with an astounding array of Japanese dried goods, sauces, meats, and pre-packaged sushi boxes, you’ll also find bookstores, cosmetic counters, and an entirely separate food court with stalls selling everything from Japanese donuts to some of the best ramen in LA." - brant cox, sylvio martins, kat hong
"Mitsuwa, Mar Vista. If you miss the madness of Tokyo or want a true taste of Japan, Mitsuwa has it all. The food court alone is so extensive that we featured our favorite ramen spot Santouka as a separate entry. Other than ramen, Mitsuwa has Sushi, Soba, a full market and a stationery + magazine shop that stocks all your design-related goodies and weird anime fetishes. Get in before or after the lunch rush though if you want a seat in the food court, lunch time can be pretty cut-throat."
"Founded in 1998, Mitsuwa Marketplace is an excellent Japanese supermarket with 11 locations across the country, six of which are here in Southern California. That said, to call Mitsuwa merely a supermarket is underselling it. Along with an astounding array of Japanese dried goods, sauces, meats, and pre-packaged sushi boxes, you’ll also find bookstores, cosmetic counters, and an entirely separate food court with stalls selling everything from Japanese donuts to some of the best ramen in LA." - Brant Cox
"... Picnic Society, a new place in the Grove mall from Curtis Stone, and Mitsuwa’s sleek new food court, in LA; ..." - Amanda Kludt
