Ten Ichi Mart

This place is amazing! They have really tasty sushi fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. 🍣 But that’s not all it’s also a Japanese supermarket with pretty much everything you could need. From snacks and drinks to fresh ingredients, they’ve got it all. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, making it a great spot to shop and grab a bite. Definitely worth checking out! 🛒✨

Tenichi mart is such a local gem! Sushi is always fresh, tastes great, and is super affordable. Such a good find, always my go to when I’m craving sushi. Highly recommend!

I ate salmon sushi from this supermarket today (Thursday) and suffered food poisoning, requiring a hospital visit. The fish was clearly not fresh — oily, watery, and with a strong fishy smell. I had no issues when eating here on Sunday, but today’s experience shows serious food safety and freshness control problems. Very concerning. Avoid the sushi here. Update: Thank you for the owner’s response. I appreciate that this is being taken seriously. To clarify, I am referring specifically to salmon nigiri (hand-pressed sushi) — sliced salmon placed on top of rice — not a salmon roll. The salmon nigiri I had on Thursday morning tasted noticeably different from usual. The texture felt oily and watery, and lacked the clean, fresh bite I normally expect. This stood out especially when compared to my experience on Sunday, which was completely fine. I hope this feedback helps highlight how important same-day freshness and consistent handling are for nigiri, since it is served raw and unseasoned. I appreciate the response and hope consistency continues to improve.

How to Get the Most Affordable Sushi Roll and Sushi Poke in Brooklyn I'm so happy to have discovered this hidden gem. I hope many foodies will discover this good fortune. If you go after 8pm, the sushi roll poke lunch box is 50% off. I bought two of these for $13. T.M.I 🤫 I chose the shrimp tempura roll, but since I ordered it at 9 pm. the shrimp tempura was soggy. I recommend the sashimi roll over the tempura.

Who doesn't love their 50% off after 8 PM promotion? All sorts of sushi and roll. Get there early enough and there is sashimi / poké options too! and no limit on hot foods like onigiri/musubi - I usually grab Unagi, Chashu or Beef rice bowls and have enough left over for lunch or dinner for the next day.

You cannot go wrong with Tenichi Mart. A great variety of Japanese foods from fresh and packaged groceries to snacks. (Seaweed potato chips? Yes please!) The sushi is always so fresh here and the staff is always very kind. 50% off their sushi, poke as well as hot entrees cannot be beat especially with the quality. (Tenichi used to have a highly rated full blown restaurant as well, and the quality has stayed intact). Arigatou to the Tenichi team for helping me feel the nostalgia of my Tokyo childhood with all my favorite snacks and continuing to feed into my adult-found love of sushi.

What a wonderful place to stop by for a late night deal on pre-made sushi and other foods. Stop by after 8pm! The line may be curling around the entire store, but you won't be disappointed. Plus the shop is quite compact as is, so if there's anything else you need to grab before you reach the register, you'll find it as the line moves along. The staff is always professional, and I love that they have everything I need if I'm craving something last minute.

This spot is a go-to spot for me. Love the products and the sushi is great here for everything Japanese. There’s 50% off sushi after 8pm deal is genuinely so amazing for dinners. Can’t find it anywhere else that I’ve been too. Service is a 10/10 too.

Great food, helpful staff And very clean store almost OCD clean ! The fish is very fresh. They have a lot of fruit and frozen items as well. Very well priced for the area, especially

I absolutely love coming here. There is a large selection of Japanese imports to choose from with snacks to ramen, etc. it's kinda small but the place is usually clean and the food they serve is really good. It just sucks I can't eat some of their sushi due to my allergies. The cashiers are always nice as well. Make sure you get there for 8 pm for 50% off hot food, you can't beat that in New York!

Came here for a quick lunch as they have so many sushi, onigiri and hot food options. They even have sashimi and sides here. Everything looks very fresh and is reasonably priced. If I lived around here I would probably frequent Ten Ichi a lot as they also have fresh produce, lots of snacks, sauces, noodles. Very interesting drink options too. A small shop but they are able to pack a lot in the small space. There is also the Ten Ichi gift shop next door which we accidentally stepped into at first. Great neighborhood market! The only thing is there are no tables out front to eat your food but this mart is more of a grab and go type of place. Service at checkout was very friendly. They take cash and card. Enjoy!

I am only reviewing the take out food options for this market. There's a fair amount of sushi, onigri, hot rice bowls, salads and buns to take to go. It's all reasonably priced and the portions are fair but there's a few things holding me back from giving a 4 star rating. It's more of a 3.5. Fish is fresh but smaller portions which is reflective of the affordable pricing (it's around 6 dollars for one roll). However the rice in both the sushi and onigiri bowls is not flavored.... it's not true sushi rice. There's no vinegar or any hint of flavoring with the rice so that makes it bland, esp the onigiri. I think they skip that step so they can mass produce their take out options. But it is was disappointing to bite into an onigiri and it missing umami cuz it's just unflavored fresh fish and rice. The workers keep to themselves and are efficient. Credit cards are only for min 8 dollar purchase. Anything outside of the take out food options is pricier so I would just stick to this if you want quick utilitarian sushi snack.

This is the best gem in the neighborhood --I could not be happier that it exists! I am excited to find this mini Japanese grocery store that reminds me exactly of the 7/11 in Japan with all the sushi, bentos, buns, and onigiris. It's one of the things I really wish America had more of, so to find this here in Brooklyn is amazing. The market has all the Asian goodies you need from imported KitKats, candy, chips, sauces, noodles, veggies, and even beauty supplies. My favorite is their sushi, bentos and onigiris though. They're also super affordable with the most costly is a chirashi bowl at $12.99 and all onigiris are $2.99 each. It is plated beautifully and looks like it could be 5x the price if I didn't know any better. There is a lot of variety and everything is freshly made at 10am (hot foods at 10:30am). The best part is that all the sushi and hot foods are 50% off after 8pm, but I'd recommend coming by 7:50pm as people are lining up to pay at 8pm on the dot. Of course since it's the end of the day, the fish isn't as fresh and the rice is cold and hard; but still great on a budget. Note there is a 2 item limit for the 50% off sushi though and also an $8 minimum for credit cards. I can't wait to keep coming back here. The onigiri and sushi is where it's at.

If you happen to be around cute store please go in! This market has some of my favorite grab and go Japanese food. It's nice to get fresh food at home or eat it locally in a park for a nice picnic! The staff is always extremely kind and very helpful. The store is very easy to navigate and has a lot of imported products. There is a $8 credit card minimum. Most of the prices are reasonable!

How did I never know there was such a gem on Smith St? I was early for a dinner in the area so I was walking around when I saw someone walking out with an onigiri so I decided to check out the space inside. The front of the store has a robust prepared foods section, with fresh sushi and onigiri and even hot foods like curry rice and karaage. (Bonus points for being all 50% off after 8pm!) I did return after dinner at about 9ish to snoop around but mostly everything was sold except for a few California rolls and two onigiri. I nabbed the last two rice balls, which were salmon and shrimp tempura flavored for $3 total as well as a 3-pack of kinako dusted yomogi daifuku for $6 and some barley miso on sale for $2.49, yes you read that correctly. $2.49 for a tub of miso. They also have a small selection of beauty products and home goods (and my favorite Iwako erasers if you bend down and look carefully enough) but their snack selection is incredible. Savory, sweet, spicy, crunchy, chewy whatever you're looking for you can bet Ten-Ichi has it.

A gaijin-darake hell. Go here if you don't know anything about Japanese culture, for emergencies only, or you don't care & just want your stuff from Japan. The employees are inconsiderate J culture fans (hire women please). I found what I wanted but not a soul spoke Japanese, and most everything is wrapped in endless plastic.

I was in Cobble Hill on a weekend, and I was famished. When I passed by this market, I went in for their rice balls. For this neighborhood, the prices are reasonable. I enjoyed the roasted duck one. It reminds me of eating a char siu bao. Tip: After 8pm, the hot foods are half off.

I visit this place every Thursday and I'm never disappointed by the food options and the level of professionalism! Right before my workout class, I buy 3 onigiri or spicy tuna rolls with seaweed salad. The staff is very attentive and will address any questions you have. The ambiance is quiet - you can only hear customers talking to each other and the cashiers ringing up the total. One of my fav spots to buy food from!

Been going here 1-2 times a month for a while now. It always is a safe and delicious option. Since beginning to shop here we have learned how to make sushi at home, make poke bowls frequently, and overall just diversified our palettes. The groceries are always of very wide variety and consistently good and stocked. Also for a smaller market of this sort, especially in this neighborhood, it isn't extremely expensive. Also we love to pick up rolls and onigiri and other to-go eats, specifically for lunch as we prefer to chef up our dinners with ingredients from here. Also there is a special deal after 8...which I won't directly share just for gatekeeping purposes(lol). Definitely check this place out it is a neighborhood staple.

I was actually about to write expensive items and give 3stars. But since this store is Dishonest and deleted my previous Reviews after i got The business owner's response I'd give this is how they have manner to the customers...So disappointed! I Hope this time shouldn't be deleted. My last time Complaining was, very rude employees, they were organizing the stores and blocked the last path. I've looking at the kitchen items, young men and women both came in with Delivery man with Boxes. I was Stocked. I kept telling the delivery man, "im the customers! You're going to stock the entire path with boxes." He's never spoke with me in English. While I was looking at the products, an Asian man moved my bag without asking me. This is Very rude! I've noticed the they brought so many boxes and they didn't care about the customers were Shopping. it was around 3pm. One man walked around I complained to him although he heard my complaint he didn't even look at me and no respond. I wrote this bad reviews in the past and The Store deleted for No reasons. Then I wrote it again This is the True story. Writing same story 3times since it's been deleted. Don't order Udon noodles, Quality is very poor no ingredients and so pricy! It's not an Authentic Udon noodles you can eat in Japan. It's better to eat Udon in Japan Infront of The train station in Japan. (Tasty, cheap, fast, AND better customer services although they can't speak English. ) After I finished eating Udon noodles here with my friends, we had soup inside. At that time, the cleaners were changing the Trash. We didn't want to be rude to put the bowls with soup in the middle of the work. An old Asian lady came into us, " you don't need to leave the outside. You can put into the garage." She didn't know? There's a person changing the garbage bag and we had soup remaining inside. Usually, if the cleaner is busy, they'd say something to us, either "put in" or "leave it"while they were working on. But after we put on the garage Trash, she's coming to us and say things like that????? No clues. we just thought care about the cleaner. If you like Nattou, this place is very pricey. Go other places in Manhattan, it's around $2 as well as great customer services.) some of them are friendly, some of them aren't friendly at this place. Opening new store is exciting but it has to be organize the services.

Walking by on Smith Street and saw this Japanese market. Had to stop and pick a couple obligatory onigiri sandwiches. I had the tuna and the spicy roe onigiris. I also had a mochi filled with bean paste. Small line at the counter but it moved quick. Great variety of products.

A bit of Tokyo in Brooklyn! If you are in the mood for a world of Japanese food, culture, shopping, this is one of those unique stores you won't want to miss. Some of the fresh food is 1/2 off after 8pm which is pretty amazing deal. Love this place so much!

I always enjoy going to this Market , they have a wide variety of Japanese Goods and even hot food .

This place is another Japanese grocery and mart in New York, yet the place is small. The products are much more expensive compared to Katagiri and Sunrise Mart. The place was somewhat busy. I ordered two microwaveable box lunches. I saw that the place also does steamed items, so I ordered a chimaki. The chimaki looked similar to the Chinese Pearl Chicken albeit vegetarian. Given the location, I would doubt I could come again as there are better choices in Manhattan.

A Japanese grocery store in Boerum Hill? Color me happy! I may not be well versed in favorite snacks and foods of the culture, but I love all things Asian. Fairly new to Smith Street, Tenichi has lots to offer. They are very well stocked and upon entrance, you can grab a meal---a pre packaged Sushi or Maki rolls among other favorite items such as Poke. I did just that and chose an Onigiri to go. Onigiri is a Japanese rice ball covered in seaweed and notable for its triangle shape. Mine was Shrimp Tempura and delicious. If you are not familiar, I encourage you to try it. There are many varieties and I have been eating them since forever, fully addicted. From what I observed in the store, there are many snack items, as in Japanese chips, Mochi, Gelatin desserts, spices, packaged dry noodles, a variety of beverages, beauty supplies and so much more including cooking accessories. The space is long and narrow with several aisles. If in the area, drop in and see for yourself.

I've enjoyed Ten-Ichi's ramen (from Ten-Ichi Ramen next door, naturally) for some time now, but last week was my first foray into their newly opened little grocery store. And I love it. I've never been to Japan, but I imagine this is the sort of place about which some New Yorker who has been to Japan once would say, "I've been to Japan, and it's just like the store we went to there, and I am totally not saying that just to brag about how I've been to Japan before!" But that's neither here nor there. Ten-Ichi is here (not there), and they've got so much great stuff! There's all kinds of ready-to-eat food like Japanese pastry, grab and go sushi, onigiri, boba, takoyaki, etc. Of the real food (non-snacks) so far I've only had the sushi (they've got staples like spicy tuna, eel avocado, California rolls, etc.), but it was actually quite tasty and fresh. The fridges are packed with produce and ingredients (quality miso!), and the freezers are full of dumplings, okonomiyaki, mochi, and other treats. There's beauty products, pantry staples, and a shockingly large variety of dried noodles and rice and soup base and more in the aisles...my kid grabbed one package from the stroller (tonkatsu ramen because she's got good taste) and insisted we buy it, so I'll let you know how it is. Also, all the people working here are so nice and friendly. The wonderful woman behind the counter got super excited (1) that my kid smiled at her (understandable since she's the World's Most Adorable Child) and (2) that the white girl in front of me spoke Japanese. It was cute, and I only felt kind of bad that I didn't speak Japanese...but not because of the counter lady! She's super nice. Basically, I really love this place, and I'm looking forward to trying all the tasty-looking stuff all over the store.

Truly one of my favorite little market grocery stores to go to when I'm in search of Japanese groceries and treats. I honestly stop in here whenever I happen to walk by, which is often. Like, I may or may not re-route my trips so that I have a reason to go here. I was already a big fan of Tenichi ramen next door, so when I saw that this mart was opening I was SO excited. And it doesn't disappoint. There is every. single. thing. you could want for all of your Japanese cooking needs. Fresh produce like bok choy, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, etc. that are always harder to find in the area. Miso paste, miso soup packets, fresh noodles, sweet treats and desserts, canned drinks, your options are plentiful and almost overwhelming if you aren't sure what to try first. The pantry section has every type of sauce and vinegar you could think of, every type of dried noodle, snack, cookie, candy, and the list goes on. You can also pick up pre-made sushi or other lunch/dinner items and bubble tea. There's a large bottle of hand sani by the door on your way out, a nice touch.

Expensive for no reason. If you want Japanese food and grocery, go to Japan Village in Sunset Park as they are cheaper and has more variety.

This is a small Japanese Market with similar but slightly less selections then Dainobu in Manhattan. They have a selection of hot foods including better and more reasonably priced (but less unique) onigiri/rice balls compared to the nearby Juju. Their hot foods as well as some other things are half-off after 8 p.m. Which makes some of their offerings such as their katsudon and other donburi even more reasonable. I wouldn't recommend the sushi unless you're going to go there early as the rice will of course become pretty cold because of the way they have to store it. They also have a selection of buns but I haven't tried them yet. The prices are a bit too high (well it is this area so it's kind of expected) for the majority of items but I still tend to go here for snacks or teas or related. Friendly staff. They recently changed it also so the counters are in front.

So I'm sure everyone knows about there 50% off Bento boxes etc after 8 PM. Yesterday was my first time trying this and unfortunately it had mold. Just wanted to give everyone a warning. (But all the workers are super nice) Update: got food poisoning stay safe yall

Large selection of pre-made food in the front of the store! The price was very fair compared to other markets in the area that sell sushi and the portion was huge! The takoyaki, eel avocado roll, and spicy tuna roll that we got were very good and tasted freshly made. I didn't have a "market fishy" taste in my mouth afterward and my stomach felt good after, which means the fish was fresh! There is a microwave at the front where we could use to heat up the takoyaki. There are a lot of Japanese drinks and ice creams available. There are a lot of snacks and goodies in the back of the market, which I didn't have the time to explore all the sections but I would love to come back and see what groceries I can find! The lady at the cashier is super friendly, and so are the staff members! The takeout food honestly tasted better than some at Japanese restaurants!

Oh my god...I'm so sad the sister ramen shop next door closed but still happy that this market still open. I love all the variety of snacks they offer, even lots of snacks from Taiwan. Some things are pricier than other Japanese mart but they do sales regularly on some items so worth swinging by. Lovely staff members that works here.

I traveled from afar on a rainy day just to visit this awesome little store. It has most of the stuff you would find in the larger Japanese market like Marukai or Tokyo Central. I found some miso paste on sale for $2! The onigiri and other prepared foods are close to the door. The prices are pretty much what you would find at all the Japanese markets. After 8pm, they go on sale.

I LOVE this place!! Such a great find on Smith street. Since I live only a few minutes away, I find myself here a few times a week. The sushi is always fresh and SO affordable! The bento boxes are also delicious with enough food for two meals! *even better- everyday after 8pm, all the sushi, bento boxes and onigiri are 50% off so you can come here and stock up on all your favorites!!!

For so many of us, this cross between a Japanese dainobu and Asian market is heaven on earth. Up front, there's a slew of prepared food like bento boxes, rice bowls, onigiri, and sushi. Walk further in, past the refrigerated section full of fresh veggies, you'll find aisles and aisles of chips, noodles, sweets, and pastries galore. I found a ton of ingredients I will use to cook with, like mirin, high quality miso, kombu, and japacurry roux blocks. What's even more exciting about TenIchi than the treasure trove that is the market, and even more exciting than the hot bowls of ramen served next door is their heated backyard. It's very low key so you won't need to fight any crowds, make reservations, or worry about table service. You can pay for some beers and snacks up front and just take them to the back, where they have a few tables set up and some heaters. They aren't the strongest heaters around but I don't mind wearing an extra layer of wool socks for a decidedly unfussy experience. So much about dining outdoors during the pandemic requires so much planning and orchestration that it's refreshing to find a place that doesn't have table time limits or even necessitate those plastic partitions between tables because well, you'll likely be one of two parties hanging out in the back. I hope the people of Cobble Hill shop here often and tip well because this is the Asian market of my dreams and I hope they stick around for a long while.

I'm sorry to see all the reviews with bad experience as I've been here a bunch of times and never had a bad experience personally. I wish it was as big as the Williamsburg one but that's the only complaint- I love this place. I do wish they wouldn't package ginger / wasabi with the sushi but such a small note, it's overall amazing in my experience!

Expired food ... cashiers are rude . Horrible market . Rodent infested & the ambiance sucks .

One of my favorite pastimes is to come here and just walk around - they have so many different products that I discover something new every time. They have a variety of imported items, so be prepared to spend some time looking at the tiny translated labels. You can find so many interesting Japanese items from the seasonings (furikake! So many types) to sauces to specialty Kit Kats and everything in between! The staff is very friendly and they help you navigate the store and find what you need. They also have sushi and other prepared foods to go and the options are very reasonably priced. Great local spot!

Exactly what he neighborhood needed! I've been needing Japanese ingredients for a while now and don't particularly want to use Amazon. Unfortunately the surrounding neighborhoods haven't had a single asian grocery store but that's all changed! So pumped to have it! Many different frozen items as well as spices, snacks, ramens, pastry's and to go food! They even had freshly made chow fun noodles and I got to make chow fun at home which has been something I've wanted to do for a while! So glad this place is open. Also obeying all covid rules! Stay safe and eat well!

Great addition to the neighborhood as there isn't any shop that sells japanese things (food, groceries, beverages, home goods, etc). Despite that the shop is small, they have a decent amount of things you may need. I love that they sell packaged foods and even unique onigiris (duck or chashu onigiri which I have not seen anywhere else). And if you are craving ramen, next door has an awesome authentic ramen shop!

My favourite place in BK. Gets mobbed on weekends after 8pm for a good reason. If I were to say why the mob would grow, so I'll let future customers make the trek to figure this out on their own. My only wish and entitled complaint is wanting them to sell hot canned coffee and milk tea. Otherwise Tenichi and its product selection are the stuff of my dreams.

This place opened fairly recently and it's such a fabulous addition to Cobble Hill. It's a Japanese grocery serving us with to-go sushi, your favorite Asian snacks, several household and beauty items, and all the cooking ingredients that you won't be able to get at neighboring grocery stores (think: dumpling wrappers, waffle green tea ice cream sandwiches, and more). Loves: + all the Asian snacks + all the baked goods + great value for the premade items (e.g. California rolls or takoyaki are $4, and onigiri is $2.50) + sushi and onigiri are half off after 8pm + nice staff + clean and organized store YEP. This place is amaze and I'll definitely be back! :)

If I could give more stars, I would!! I'm in love with this place. I've never seen so many different/inventive rice balls in my life. I'm particularly writing this review about their prepared foods, which I believe NYC is in shorter and shorter supply of in recent years and with COVID. This place goes above and beyond with preparing grab-and-go amazing looking dishes. I had to stop myself from buying too much - because how much can one person really eat at one lunch without going straight home with the leftovers? I pray that TenIchi will open another one of these marts in Park Slope, perhaps next to their ramen restaurant on 7th Ave.? If this happens, I will be the happiest person ever!

Having lived in Japan I see Japanese stores differently then most people. This store is so authentic that I can see myself back in Tokyo! On top of that the food is great. We go here all the time for cooked food (and sushi as well as Japanese grocery products. We'll worth checking out !

Local store that has specialty Japanese groceries. Frozen section, veggies, the usual snacks (refrigerated and not), teas, dried goods, seasonings like curry sauce, fresh and dried noodles, etc. There was a credit card lower limit last time I was there so prepare some cash if you are just getting a small thing. Really happy I don't need to take the subway to Japan Village or Manhattan to get this stuff.

Stopped by super quickly to get an onigiri. They're $3 each. I wish they were larger in size but not bad. I got the salmon with spicy mayo onigiri. I wish it were raw salmon instead of cooked salmon. The workers are super nice. Only unfortunate thing is that the credit card minimum is $8.

Amazing unagi+avocado onigiri! I really enjoy their onigiris and will try more in the near future for sure. However, pork-katsu don was a bit smelly.

Went there with my mom and brother after they helped me grab some supplies from Michael's some streets away. We were carrying some bulky material for my classroom and were speaking in Chinese...maybe that's why the associate decided to ignore us and give off a "you don't exist" air as he helped another customer? The neighborhood has its reputation and the people it attracts (eh hem, gentrifiers) and you can definitely tell. I guess my group were too uncouth for them because a white customer left the store when he saw us and gave us dirty looks as he did so. Another Asian couple also gave us some curious looks while my group was talking...I guess talking in any language besides the romanticized ones or English is unacceptable nowadays.

TenIchi Ramen next door was a great neighborhood spot, but seems to be decommissioned for now. They did however, open TenIchi Mart next door. It's like a smaller version of Sunrise Mart in Industry City, and selfishly, way more convenient for me. They sell buns/bread, premade lunches, sushi rolls, as well as whole slabs of sushi grade fish in the cooler by the front (reasonably priced). They also have all your favorite Japanese snacks and drinks elsewhere. I stopped in on a Saturday, and it was pretty mobbed. It's not the biggest place, and they have a sign on the door that says max 13 customers, but there were probably 30 people inside, so I had to step out.

I stop by here whenever I have to get Covid tested across the street. I live nearer to Sunrise Mart and Dainobu but if you live nearby, this little Japanese grocery has same the produce, frozen, pantry, takeout items. I usually get the Salmon Poke, with chunks of salmon, avocado, tomago over subtly seasoned rice, which tastes light and fresh and is big enough for two. The onigiris are really good for a quick bite on the go.

The one in Williamsburg is a good size, pretty much Carrie's every thing you would need. Certainly Mitsuwa has more, and more variety but this place will meet your everyday cooking/ meal needs! Sure beats an hour ride to NJ !

Amazing! This is a wonderful little Japanese store and I'm so thrilled that it's joined the Fish Tales, Paisano's, Trader Joe's, Sahadi's quinfecta in Cobble Hill. This will most definitely become a regular haunt on our shopping trips to the neighborhood. Excellent, beautifully fresh sushi, onigiri, all the swiss cream roll cakes my swiss cream roll loving daughter's eyes could take in, tons of varieties of noodles (fresh and dried), snacks, rice, sauces, frozen shabu shabu style meats, freezer goods and even a small but substantial array of fresh items. Lots of grab and go items but also everything you need to make a very decent array of Japanese dishes. Home run for Tenichi Mart! Hopefully they will open their next outpost in Park Slope.

Great small Japanese grocery with pre-made food (sushi, sashimi, bowls, etc) and boba drinks! They've got 50% off on a lot of their pre-made food that contains seafood after 8pm - the store starts getting quite crowded a little before 8 due to the rush. I come here probably weekly when I want different fresh ingredients that aren't readily available in other markets like various types of mushrooms, vegetables, and asian foodstuffs in general.

Amazing Japanese goodies! You can find pretty much anything here, from your hondashi powder to kombu and katsuobushi to make your own dashi to an awesome variety of snacks (Pocky! Daifuku! Hi-chew! Chips! Cakes!), frozen goods, Japanese produce like yamaimo/nagaimo, tofu, and cold drinks. I will say they are a touch overpriced (especially compared to Midoriya), but the store atmosphere is really pleasant and going here feels like such a treat. Plus, the cashiers are so friendly and very helpful! However, I'd skip the premade food if I were you. The sushi isn't the best in my opinion as the rice tastes unseasoned, although the fish is very fresh. The chashu onigiri is tasty, while the chicken onigiri is quite plain--literally just boiled chicken and perhaps some salt?--and the salmon mayo onigiri could use more filling. Haven't tried the bubble tea yet since Gong Cha is close by and they have my boba heart, but I saw someone order the brown sugar milk tea and it looked bomb.

Amazingly well stocked, clean groceries, and the only one for Japanese groceries in the area! Their bubble tea is really good too!

Big fan of this japanese market. Very good selection and walkable aisles, despite offering so much in a medium sized space. The sushi is really fresh and well done, and there is a large assortment of premade, raw and cooked items. Loved the panty offerings, and they even had the fun flavored kit kats!! Some new ramen varieties I hadn't seen before too. Posted 6 pictures...... Friendly and professional staff as well. Cannot say enough good things about them.

Absolutely incredible market. The sushi and onigiri are so fresh and there's all sorts of Japanese snacks! The service also couldn't be friendlier, I'm a weekly customer :)