Ten Ichi Mart

I’m extremely disappointed with my experience at this store. I purchased a food product and later discovered it contained lead, which is incredibly concerning. Unfortunately, I only found this out after buying it. To make matters worse, the store does not accept returns, and this was not made clear beforehand. Customer service is rude and completely unhelpful. Food safety should be a top priority, and the way this situation was handled was unacceptable. I will not be returning, and I strongly recommend others be cautious before shopping here.

I come here occasionally for the discounted sushi at 8pm. Honestly, the food quality is pretty bad especially for the price. Some of it is good but most of it is overrated and down right nasty. I wanted to leave a review because I bought the salmon teriyaki hot plate and I'm pretty sure they didn't remove the flakes off the skin off the sides of the fish. I don't know if I imagined it but it was so nasty. And honestly, regarding amount, that full plate is just not enough to feed one person. Their salmon avo rolls are sometimes literally uneven, where half of the roll has twice as much fish than the other half. Their poke bowls are ridiculously small and embarrassing, there's barely any fish there covered up with the illusion of other inconsequential small items like cubes of kani or egg. Everything is diced up into these micro little centimeter pieces and there's not enough rice in the poke bowl same as teriyaki hotplate. Some of their spicy rolls are pretty good and pretty fresh, some have tasted nasty and oily or stale. Very hit or miss. Their special rolls have kani inside, more empty toppings. But the absolutely worst are those to-go sushi triangles. They're just glorified riceballs. That's literally like a one centimeter thin layer of food and you're basically getting a glorified riceball with one of the inner surfaces smeared with a tiny amount of food. Actually the worst are their eel rolls and eel sushi, they include so much fat piece of thick eel skin alongside the eel meat that it's seriously inedible. I hate when sushi places do this. I love eel and always getting taken with the fake fantasy there's some delicious food there only to get that fat inedible piece of skin. This place has no shortage of customers during tourist season but it's really overrated imo.

Drove 1 hour here specifically for some Japanese flavors. Nice variety for a small local market. I love the exotic beer selections not offered elsewhere. 5 pm on a Saturday and it is quite busy. Great spot for some sushi rolls and other fried snacks. They have a few tables for self seated indoor dining after you purchase food. Some side streets are closed off to cars so good area for a leisurely walk also. 👍👍

This is such an amazing neighborhood spot for sushi and Asian staples. I probably go here once a week. That being said there is clearly a NO DOGS ALLOWED sign on the front door, and yet people still bring their dogs in. It’s so disrespectful to the owner and entitled, not to mention unsanitary because they handle food in the store. Show some respect to your community and stop bringing your dogs inside untrained or not.

Prepared foods is pretty decent here, good portions and price. Even better if you manage to get things when they restock a fresh batch. Also has a big assortment of snacks to go along with the meal if you want. Would definitely get again if nearby and want something quick!

Very concerning experience here. I purchased a food item from this store and later learned it contained cancerous chemical, which is alarming. I wish I had known beforehand. On top of that, they have a no-return policy, which I only found out about after the purchase. When I tried to speak with customer service, they were dismissive and not helpful at all. Between the safety concerns and the poor customer service, I definitely won’t be shopping here again. I suggest others think twice before buying food from this place.

The food is delicious, however customer service is abysmal. My 50 cent sauce that I paid for fell as soon as I left; since I bought a poke, I immediately returned and asked if I could grab the poke sauce that comes with it complimentary to replace it (this normally is free with the purchase). No, you’ll have to buy a new one. As a regular who has come here nearly every week sometimes multiple times a week, this isn’t acceptable or friendly. I had to come back in, state verbally “I just bought this and I’d like to buy a new sauce since mine fell out there” because they assume you steal things if you don’t have the receipt… You’ll have to wait in line. Of course, I will wait in the line! No offer of understanding or compassion, no friendliness, no customer servicing for store loyalty. I will absolutely pay another 50 cents when I’m entitled to the free sauce and never come back again. Do not recommend.

One of the best sushi deals in NYC! Ten Ichi Mart is a Japanese grocery store that has 50% off sushi, onigiri, poke bowl, and all hot foods after 8pm every single day. My husband and I came a bit earlier around 7:35pm to choose what items we wanted for dinner (could also be a good option for lunch the next day, but we finished everything the same night) and waited until 8pm to check out. When we were there, there were around 5 people picking and choosing, but it got much more crowded once it got closer to 8pm. There’s going to be a long checkout line, but it moves fast! This is a solid option for a quick grab-and-go meal, and there are multiple locations (Williamsburg, Gramercy, Cobble Hill). What we got and daily prices after 8pm: $5.49 Sushi combo - favorite one! 5 pieces $5.49 Spicy shrimp and spicy tuna - 10 pieces $1.99 Lobster salad onigiri - does have real pieces of lobster in here $1.79 Unagi onigiri - love the umami flavor Total w/ tax: $16.07 - such a great deal!

I used to love coming here when we lived in the neighborhood and still try to come by here and there. This compact Japanese grocery store offers a wide variety of snacks, and a great prepared food section. After 8pm, almost all the prepared food items are 50% off which is a deal. Staff and service is always nice and efficient. Primarily a takeout spot, there's some minimal seating.

Great snacks, helpful staff, great variety! If I ever don't want to cook but also don't really want to go to a restaurant, I will come here and get a few onigiri, sushi, or something else in their prepared foods section. They have every kind of ramen you could want, frozen dumplings, buns, and scallion pancakes, and yummy snacks. There isn't an H Mart near me, but this for sure scratches the same itch.

Great spot for grab and go foods. There's hot, ready to eat prepared food (sushi, onigiris, & bentos) on the first floor and the second floor is the grocery store. Limited seating available. But it's always fun to stop by whenever I'm in the area especially at night when the food is discounted.

I really like this place, much larger than the Japanese supermarkets by me. The food was fresh and delicious. I got some onigiris and they were on point. FYI the tuna one was raw and most places have cooked tuna. I was surprised but I did enjoy it. You can order food too and the prices are pretty good. The staff there was really welcoming and friend. The store is spacious and has lots of great stuff.

Lovely place. Great takeout food. The cashiers are super nice and friendly and greet you and say goodbye which is unheard of in NY. Clientele is annoying rich yuppies, but it's WB. Thought it was funny the cashier had to confirm the fillings of my onigiris which lead me to believe that customers often bought the wrong ones and RETURNED THEM after eating. The audacity. But lowkey she did help me realize I grabbed something I thought was gonna be something else. But I wouldn't have returned it. I would have just sucked it up and ate whatever miso lettuce thing without meat I got.

Love that they offer 50% off after 8 pm for sushi and hot items. Super convenient location as well. Of course this won't be as good as your favorite Omakase place but for a lazy night in this is definitely some good affordable sushi.

What a magical spot! I SO wish we were still hungry when we stumbled across this gem. In the night, it was a bright light oasis calling to us. On the main floor are a TON of hot or fresh food items, like sushi, poke bowls, and more. They have a ton of stuff packaged to take home or even eat there. They even have a ramen station to make in the microwave onsite. Upstairs is an Asian snack paradise. They have aisles upon aisles of ramen, snacks, candies, and more. Plus, you can also find some Asian beauty products and other household items too. What an awesome spot: well organized, clean, and clearly beloved judging by the amount of people in there in the evening.

I didn't intend to visit Japanese grocery store Ten Ichi but noticed it was mere steps from the establishment where I'd be spending more significant time. Given the proximity, I just had to take a peek! When you step inside, it doesn't seem very big but that's only until you realize there's an upstairs practically exploding with snacks, pantry staples, kitchen dishes and utensils, and personal care items. Downstairs is more grab-and-go focused with prepared meals and bottled beverages, along with a dining area. There were many employees bustling about, keeping the shelves stocked. The space was brightly lit and tidy. I was really impressed by this store and didn't depart without purchasing some munchies for later. In case you can't make it to Williamsburg, Ten Ichi also has locations in Gramercy and Cobble Hill.

One of the best sushi deals in NYC! Ten Ichi Mart is a Japanese grocery store that has 50% off sushi, onigiri, poke bowl, and all hot foods after 8pm every single day. My husband and I came a bit earlier around 7:35pm to choose what items we wanted for dinner (could also be a good option for lunch the next day, but we finished everything the same night) and waited until 8pm to check out. When we were there, there were around 5 people picking and choosing, but it got much more crowded once it got closer to 8pm. There's going to be a long checkout line, but it moves fast! This is a solid option for a quick grab-and-go meal, and there are multiple locations (Williamsburg, Gramercy, Cobble Hill). What we got and daily prices after 8pm: $5.49 Sushi combo - favorite one! 5 pieces $5.49 Spicy shrimp and spicy tuna - 10 pieces $1.99 Lobster salad onigiri - does have real pieces of lobster in here $1.79 Unagi onigiri - love the umami flavor Total w/ tax: $16.07 - such a great deal!

Staffs were friendly. Lots of varieties of Japanese food, snacks and drinks. There's an upstairs section. There's also hot food sections, onigiri & sushi. These will be 50% after 8pm. It is competitive but so worth it.

Love ten ichi for authentic Japanese staples. I also really appreciate the fact that they make fresh food. Its the same way over in Japan. I believe after 6 pm its 50% off so theres always a really long line of people waiting. It is definitely pricier than some other Asian marts, but sometimes convenience trumps that!

Super cute Japanese store filled with bento boxes to go and other homewares to make your own bento boxes at home! This place seems narrow upon entering, but make sure you look up and down at all the stuff that is packed into this tight space. From fresh sushi to frozen gyoza, to adorable cat mugs to mascara that I remembered only seeing while in Japan back in 2019! Was really great to note that they do have some Japanese cosmetics if that's what you're looking for. There's limited seating if you're looking to dine in, so make sure you plan accordingly. I grabbed two onigiri to go - spicy shrimp and spicy kaarage only for this first visit. Pricing in at around $2.50-$3.50 for each one, the spicy shrimp was by far most superior. I will have to try their cooked buns or maybe even ramen the next rainy day we have. Parking around here is a NIGHTMARE! Walk, take an Uber, or take public transportation unless you wanna drive around for a half hour like I did. If you don't live near Japan Village or any other Asian store, this is worth visiting.

I absolutely love this charming neighborhood Japanese market! They have all the essentials, from groceries and snacks to prepackaged hot food, and--best of all--sushi! I'm especially a fan of their onigiri rice balls; they're one of my favorites. While it is a bit on the pricier side, the quality of the food makes it worthwhile. I come here often because it's convenient, and the line always moves quickly!

One of the best sushi deals in NYC! Ten Ichi Mart is a Japanese grocery store that has 50% off sushi, onigiri, poke bowl, and all hot foods after 8pm every single day. My husband and I came a bit earlier around 7:35pm to choose what items we wanted for dinner (could also be a good option for lunch the next day, but we finished everything the same night) and waited until 8pm to check out. When we were there, there were around 5 people picking and choosing, but it got much more crowded once it got closer to 8pm. There's going to be a long checkout line, but it moves fast! This is a solid option for a quick grab-and-go meal, and there are multiple locations (Williamsburg, Gramercy, Cobble Hill). What we got and daily prices after 8pm: $5.49 Sushi combo - favorite one! 5 pieces $5.49 Spicy shrimp and spicy tuna - 10 pieces $1.99 Lobster salad onigiri - does have real pieces of lobster in here $1.79 Unagi onigiri - love the umami flavor Total w/ tax: $16.07 - such a great deal!

I was passing by and bumped into this. It is a place full of authentic Japanese goods and household necessities. They have a huge selection of onigiris and I usually grab a few to go since they are cheaper than other Japanese places in NYC. Selection of hot food and Japanese desserts that are always fresh!

One stop shopping for Japanese/Asian prepared food and groceries. There is prepared food such as sushi (cooked and raw), assorted rice ball flavors, dumplings, bento boxes, etc. Looking for an ingredient to make that Japanese recipe? They will have it here, in multiple varieties. There's 2 floors to this place. There is a small amount of tables and chairs on the first floor, if you plan to eat here. The actual kitchen is on the second floor, where you can order freshly made ramen. A great place to check out all sorts of interesting Japanese food products. There is a refrigerated and frozen section upstairs. Everything from sushi grade fresh fish to dozens of different dumplings. I've tried their sushi which is okay for a quick meal. Rice is properly seasoned and protein portions are generous. I just like the sheer variety of different products available.

Another major obsession. Their chirashi, sashimi, sushi, and hot items are all sooooo good. Ranges from $8-$15. Their onigiri ($2.99-$3.29 depending on topping) is also really really good because they actually fill it with a decent amount of filling and not a little smother. They have decent sales and their products in the supermarket section have a wide variety of selection. The seating area is by the registers. Small, but cozy. There are also items you can order at the register and then they make it at the kitchen.

This was my first time in a ten ichi mart and I felt like I was in heaven! I wanted to buy literally everything. They have everything you can think of from feminine products to hot foods! I love ramen and appreciated the assortment. They had so many different types of mochi. I tried the vegetable steamed bun and devoured 3/4th of it before remembering to take a pic! It was so yummy!

This place hired people of color which is nice, but every time I go me and my girlfriend are followed around the store. I was walking down an isle and turned my back to see an employee hiding at the end of the isle and peeping on us. Once I caught him he quickly turn moved out of site. Kinda crazy considering I've spent about $200 two times I went here and disappointing that it's poc doing this.

When I travel to Brooklyn, I come here to grab something and bring back to the office. Everything is fresh and tasty and light. Perfect for travel days.

It's ok I think this place is over priced. I went to Whole Foods today and purchased Shitake Mushrooms pack was $5.99 but at this supermarket cost $6.71 and more. **look at at the photo. Miso paste also expensive. But I found Haccho miso is for sale. Highly recommended. :) Japanese Nattou was also $2.99 up. Udon noodle is $5.50 Kimuchi for small size is $10 other places I buy around $5 Plus, This place won't Accept EBT I don't know why. If you're looking for similar Quality, You can go to Mr.Pina/ jubilee supermarket. I saw Some frozen foods were cheaper than these two of them.

This place is so cool! So many snacks, ramen choices, sauces, hot food, frozen desserts.. they have everything!! Service from the cashiers was fast and nice. Theres so much choice.. this place is like a museum and so much fun to visit. Also, the music is always amazing :) pro tip: go after 8 pm to get 1/2 off food. Life changing!!

Just came to the store for snacks and rice balls are still warm and perfect to eat. Crispy seaweed and flavored rice and the chasu is amazing. There's microwave available and seating too.

This had been such a welcome addition to Williamsburg; part of me will miss it. Ten Ichi had been my go-to place 2 to 3 times a week for an expanding menu of Japanese prepared foods as well as snacks, beer, and household items from Japan. Not always cheap, but fair. [To order ramen, you have to order and pay at the downstairs register, then head back upstairs to hand it in at the kitchen, and stand in the aisles and wait. (Inefficient but worth it)]. But I will not be going back. Earlier this week I made a quick lunch break for the prepared teriyaki near the stairs (after picking up my daughter's prepared sushi to the left), and one of the over-stacked, unsealed round containers fell, and opened and plopped onto to the floor. I called over to the cashier so that no one would slip, and reflexively volunteered to clean up the teriyaki'ed floor. I was told store policy is to pay 50% of the "damaged" item. Huh? I wasn't going to argue or hold up the line, so I payed half price for the unsealed, negligently stacked salmon teriyaki that was swept off the floor. What an insane, short-sided policy penalizing formerly loyal customers. Unlike the salmon with regard to their source , (鮭), I'll NOT be returning.

Fairly large Asian/japanese market for nyc, got the unagi and shrimp tempura onigiri and both were actually filled with filling and very tasty.

I travel weekly from bushwick for groceries from here... because it's just the best. They have all the produce essentials for a nutritious Japanese inspired meal, delicious hot food, sushi grade salmon, and options galore on everything. And all the patrons are quite kind, bright and good looking if I might say!! (Good place to scope out your next romance partner maybe?) I asked if I could eat the leaf in my dish and the front grocers had a nice sense of humor "no it's vintage plastic wrap," (the leaf is not edible it's meant to hold it all together) I thought that was cute. I shared conversation with other patrons sitting down to eat as well quite easily. Prices are reasonable and organic options are mixed in. Not much gluten free items labeled but it's there. (Mm and they had flat rice noodles there too which is often hard to find) Only complaint - no bathroom.

BEST place for a quick & delicious meal or snack. I also get all of my sauces for cooking here and get so many "where did you get this?!" comments from dinner guests. The grocery selection is so underrated - great produce, seasonings and sauces!

It's really nice to have a proper Japanese supermarket in Williamsburg. I came here for a few items like rice. They have a good selection of groceries and food to go. The food to go like donburi and bento boxes look really delicious. I'll definitely be back

Love Ten Ichi! Best ready to go foods and plenty of fun snacks, frozen foods, and ingredients to cook with.

So many great items from hot food to snacks to beauty items to hot buns! Seriously this bun is just perfect looking. How did they get out to look like that? For a second I didn't think it was real. But the bun part is so soft. How did they do that? Inside is meat and yes this bun is delicious. You have to pay for the bun at the register downstairs first, then you go upstairs and pick it up. The staff upstairs are busy making a lot of stuff. And the bun is hot when you get it.

I used to love going in here and grabbing an onigiri for a quick lunch. Today they had the wrong ones placed in the wrong area. As a result I purchased the wrong one. I tried to exchange it and they would not allow it. I didn't even take it with me I left it at the registers. As someone with a food allergy having food in the wrong area is very bad. I warned them it is huge liability and left again short food and money.

This is the second Ten Ichi store in New York. The prices here are similar to that of the one in Cobble Hill but expensive compared to the stores in Midtown. The place inside was narrow. There were two workers restocking goods. Ordered two onigiri rice balls and a yokan jellied confectionery. Seeing that the prices aren't cheap, I went upstairs to where the groceries were. By the time I went to the checkout, there was one person working. By the time I was ready to pay, another worker came over.

To my delight, my friend let me know that this mart opened up in Williamsburg. Since we were nearby, we browsed around and I knew the perfect snack I wanted - onigiri!! I had been to the location in Boerum Hill area which is much smaller than this new location. I am impressed with the space and selection of all things delicious. I walked away with some delicious onigiri (pro tip: after 8pm sushi, onigiri are 50% off), some Meiji chocolates, and a few instant ramens. There is also a small seating area to enjoy your purchases with a proof of vaccination.

Love this place. I stumbled upon it because I really wanted to go to Moge but they weren't open that early. I stopped in here to pick up a couple things. They have Hijiki, Lotus root, wakame, onigiri. I love Japanese food and treats. I got the pickled mustard onigiri and the rice to filling ratio was way off. Tooooo much rice. The pickled cucumber and radish and everything else I got was delicious. I love the ban Chan and all the options. They have all the sections of skincare, toys, stationary, etc etc. Great place for anything Japanese and cute.

What a find! Amazing selection, something for everyone. Super nice staff and service. Small but easy to shop. Must check out if you find yourself in the area

One of the latest Japanese mini market in the area as of 2021 summer. They just opened a few weeks ago. the store was sparkling clean and well stocked. when I went, the store was packed with people and they were all buying quite a lot but the stock was fine. great selections they gathered cosmetic/health goods some of them I haven't seen in nyc yet but in Japan. Midoriya is overall at least dollar or more cheaper for every product I would say, although midoriya is small store size and selection. their osozai small portion selection is great for taste and price. sushi and homemade bento etc I would skip but it seemed Williamsburg locals wouldn't care the price. but it's nice to have more Japanese stores!

This is an amazing and much needed grocer to Williamsburg! This place is more affordable than wholefoods and comparable to H mart in providing food essentials. The grocery has several prepared items such as onigiri that is between $2.24-3.50. A great selection of snacks and sodas as well. I was excited to see that the hot food in particular Ramen will be available by August. Excited to try the available Ramen next month!

They would rather lose a transaction of 100+ USD for their napkins. Look, I'm paying more than a hundred for my groceries. Please show courtesy. You asked me if I need a lot, and yes I need it. I bought a lot, I'd definitely need a lot of napkins. If you don't wanna give your napkins, don't stock them there. Please be considerate. There's a guy who works in the kitchen who just stares at you. Kitchen staff are rude, neither they will respond to your questions regarding the food. They just stare and ignore you. Former review: Grateful for this Japanese store which is just 2 blocks away.

I visited the new Williamsburg location on opening day, and needless to say, I am tremendously happy that Williamsburg finally has a legitimate Asian grocery store. The sushi all looked incredible and the yellowtail and salmon avocado maki combo was "chef's kiss." Also, the prepared foods were very affordable, in comparison to the mediocre sushi sold at Whole Foods. The actual store is fairly large - two floors. First floor you have the prepared foods/sushi/bentos, beverages, and the cashiers; on the second floor, they have fresh produce, seafood and sushi grade fish, frozen Japanese products, a variety of natto brands, pantry items, Japanese snacks and candy, and they even have personal care products that you would typically find in a Japanese convenient store. The space is super clean and well organized. I'm especially excited for when their hot foods service opens!

One of the very few lowkey hole in the wall Japanese grocery stores. Hard to find ones like this, glad I managed to pass by and see it before I went to dinner. They probably have all your Japanese snacks, groceries to home goods. Love stores like this!

ten ichi is my FUCKING SHIT. it is a great japanese / asian deli with a wide variety of snacks. it's smol (like one version of japanese mayo) small but mighty. they have lots of variety of snacks (candies / chips), sauces, hot foods / sushi & rolls that are grab and go, and some frozen food. overall my favorite part of ten-ichi is that after 8p they have 50% of their grab and go (minus their sashimi) which is a great deal. i went and spent ~$15 for three grab and go's that lasted my roughly 3 meals which i think is a GREAT DEAL. i'll be back! xoxo

Amazing clean, well organize space. The staff provides great service super efficient. When the line is long they fill the cashiers so you can get out fast. My favorite items are the hot bar food and the udon! Frozen foods and snacks are a must. Condiments are endless!

I parked across the street from here to take a COVID test on a Saturday morning and I made sure to get my butt in there immediately after. For such a tiny Japanese market, they have SO MUCH stuff. I'm in Asian markets all the time and there were things here I've seen in any other market. I was delighted and surprised by how delicious their homemade onigiri was. I got the usual things (I was in a rush) like Kit Kats (Sake flavored), dashi granules, and bottled milk tea. I will be back and if you're in the area, check Ten Ichi out!

If you're into all things Japanese and food this is the place!!! From sodas, to fish, to candy, to noodles, you can buy them all here as if you're in a grocery store in Japan. They do have some hot food as well pre packaged. THE RED BEAN BUN IS AMAZING!!!!!!

I spent the summer around the corner from this place, and when I tell you the Japanese food was fantastic it's an understatement. Their grab and go rolls fixed every hangover I had. Their food was so fresh and tasty! Highly recommend this authentic neighborhood gem.

Tenichi Mart is amazing! I was craving ingredients for a late soba dinner so walked over around 9pm to check out what they had, worried it would just be sodas and crackers. To my delight the place had everything and MORE than I desired. The aisles felt kinda night clubby with the bright neon-white lights, lots of single men wandering the store and pretty packages of food lined up perfectly. Where else can you get all of your favorite Japanese ingredients AND pick up a black liquid eye liner (that you keep forgetting to buy) in one place?! Ten Ichi! They had extra thin sliced dried mochi 50% off and so many varieties. They carried two different brands of sakura mochi (spring seasonal favorite!) and the one I bought was devine in a pretty pink square packaging. It was icy cold and delicious. This Tenichi Mart is much fuller and sleeker than the Carroll Gardens one! Woohoo. They had fresh shiso, daikon, scallions and cucumbers. So many varieties of soba noodles and dashi I almost thought I was in LA Little Tokyo or Sunrise Mart in Industry City---not quite, they didn't have the smaller, cheaper plastic bottled brand of concentrated dashi I like to buy there. They also had a cream melon soda I haven't seen before, and it now sits in my refrigerator ready to brighten the end of my day tomorrow. I'll say this place is an EXPERIENCE, and maybe one of my favorite Japanese grocery stores currently. I also like the 50% off ready made foods I saw signs for, alas around 9:15pm when I arrived the pickings were slim. Cashier was masked and friendly.

My go to snack spot in Williamsburg. I always get a few onigiri (try the pork if you eat pork, so good) and steamed buns. They have authentic Japanese EVERYTHING. Love this place!

I love this place! It's my go-to place for Japanese teas and treats. Super friendly staff too!

Lots of good Asian groceries and the to-go food is really good! Super happy this place opened up in my neighborhood