Uwajimaya Bellevue

I have been coming to this location for many years, and this is my favorite Uwajimaya. Their selection is wide and there is plenty of parking. This visit I purchased Baumkuchen, Plushies & Hello Panda Candy. I highly suggest coming here for all Asian related provisions. Thank you, and God bless Uwajimaya Bellevue!

This is a wonderful store. The front has many nice displays and thecadiles are well played out. The variety of items is excellent and they take time to make sure their fresh items are excellent. It's a great experience. Parking gets filled through out the day as there are other businesses around the store as well. Great place to shop and bring your family.

I usually come here for lunch, mini combo with fried rice and Mongolian beef. Portion size varies by whoever is filling up the box. Usually it’s filled up to where they can barely close the lid. Today it was ridiculously small. Older guy behind the counter barely put any meat on top of the rice. $11 for bowl of rice is not cool. Edit: second day in a row, now it’s even less in the bowl than yesterday. Picture is from today.

Love the multiculturalism of the food and variety that u can find also has really good fresh fish 🐠 the employees are amazing and they are tottaly know and Oder to help u what you really want ! I’m so glad I found this place I was looking for kosher fresh fish and the gentleman he knew exactly 👍 what I was looking for !

Located in Bellevue, Washington, Uwajimaya Bellevue stands as a vibrant testament to the rich tapestry of Japanese culture and cuisine. This expansive marketplace has become a beloved destination for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic taste of Japan without leaving the Pacific Northwest. From the moment one steps inside, they are enveloped in a sensory feast. The aroma of freshly baked goods, the sight of colorful displays of produce, and the sound of lively conversations in Japanese create an atmosphere that is both inviting and immersive. The shelves are lined with an impressive array of Japanese products, from traditional snacks and beverages to household items and beauty products. One of the highlights of Uwajimaya Bellevue is its extensive food court. Here, patrons can indulge in a variety of Japanese delicacies, including steaming bowls of ramen, savory sushi rolls, and mouthwatering yakitori. The food court offers a diverse selection of vendors, ensuring that there is something to satisfy every palate. In addition to its grocery and food court offerings, Uwajimaya Bellevue also boasts a wide range of departments. The home goods department features beautiful Japanese tableware, kitchenware, and home decor. The book department offers a curated selection of Japanese language books, manga, and other literary works. And for those seeking a unique gift, the gift department features a variety of Japanese souvenirs and crafts. Uwajimaya Bellevue is more than just a grocery store; it is a cultural hub that fosters a sense of community among Japanese Americans and those who appreciate Japanese culture. The store regularly hosts events and workshops, such as cooking demonstrations, tea ceremonies, and cultural performances. These events provide opportunities for people to learn about Japanese traditions and connect with others who share their interests. Whether you are a seasoned fan of Japanese cuisine or simply looking to explore a new and exciting food destination, Uwajimaya Bellevue is a must-visit. Its commitment to authenticity, quality, and community makes it a true gem of the Pacific Northwest.

This a Japanese supermarket which will give you an experience no different from Japan. Lots of fresh made Japanese and Asian ready to eat food. The rice quality is close to what you would get in a restaurant. Sushi flavors are authentic and the futomaki was quite good. Had the Katsudon and a nicely marbled pork cutlet and a nice moist chicken teriyaki donburi. They had a special with a fresh flown in 150lb tuna for sashimi. I didn't stay around for temptation to buy something above my budget.

The grocery store is fantastic and sells a greater variety of goods and higher end Japanese products than at the downtown Seattle store. Points off though for the prepared dishes available at the hot bar, which are overly riced with meager toppings. This is a disappointing change from how items were prepared in years past.

The Chinese Deli inside Uwajimaya had some great BBQ for cheap , their BBQ Lunch combo for $11.99 are absolutely bang for your buck , it's delicious and the portion are huge I thought I was under paid them 😂 . In the photo is BBQ pork and BBQ Sparerib aka option C , highly recommended when you're here .