Small, brightly lit space with anime-themed decor creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Neatly organized shelves offer a wide variety of Japanese snacks and treats, including fresh onigiri and unique sweets. The store captures a Japanese convenience store vibe with a clean, cute design and convenient grab-and-go options.
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Mitsuki Japanese Market offers a wide variety of Japanese groceries, including fresh produce and seafood.
The market has a great selection of Japanese snacks and candies that are hard to find elsewhere.
Expect higher prices compared to other Asian markets like H-mart or Ranch 99.
Bright, well-organized space with anime decorations creates a cozy, Tokyo-style vibe. The atmosphere feels clean and calming with wide selection of Japanese snacks and fresh sushi. The market combines cute design with practical layout for enjoyable shopping.
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The market offers a wide selection of Japanese snacks and sweets.
Prepared food items are affordable and popular among shoppers.
Cleanliness is a priority, making for a pleasant shopping experience.
Small space offers fresh sashimi bowls and high-quality sushi with a calm vibe. Shelves hold rare Japanese ingredients and artisanal snacks not found elsewhere. Outdoor seating adds a relaxed touch to this unique spot.
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You should call a week in advance and pre-order the fatty tuna cuts.
On Mother’s Day, I had to call days ahead to order the Kaisen Don bowls to ensure availability.
Wheat is not noted as an allergen in items that contain soy sauce.
Small space blends authentic Japanese products with fresh sashimi options like buttery salmon sashimi. Oldest Japanese market in the city, it offers a specialty food selection in a lively, bustling atmosphere. Crowds make shopping cramped during peak times.
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In the evening, their hot food is discounted 30%.
You need to bring your own bag to avoid the bag fee.
Go early because it gets very crowded for lunch.
Small, cramped space packed with Japanese snacks, fresh sushi, and ready-made bento boxes creates an authentic convenience store vibe. Loud reggaeton music blasts near the snacks and sauce section, adding unexpected energy. Leopard print wallpaper and dive bar decor give the store a unique personality among Japanese grocery stores.
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There is an $8 minimum purchase for using a credit card.
Frozen items (except meat and fish) are 40% off every weekend.
Karaage chicken onigiri costs $2.50 each.
Small, cozy seafood market with open windows and outdoor seating creates a fresh, upscale feel. The atmosphere is welcoming and clean, with good music adding to the positive vibe. Regulars enjoy fresh, high-quality seafood in a boutique neighborhood setting.
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The shop accepts credit cards and mobile payments.
Parking is available on the street, but can be limited during peak hours.
Expect longer wait times during weekends due to higher foot traffic.
Cozy spot blends fresh sashimi with a mini mart vibe. Offers authentic seafood and quick, warm onigiri. Small dining area buzzes with crowds seeking affordable Japanese groceries and tasty bites.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, so plan your visit accordingly.
Each rice ball or spam musubi costs about $2-3.
Seating space is very limited, with only a few seats available.
Small kiosk offers impeccably clean space with freshest local seafood and phenomenal quality fish. Atmosphere feels charming and focused on high-end products, attracting those seeking premium seafood. Prices run high, reflecting the top-tier selection and care in sourcing.
Good to know
Fish Tales sells out of favorites, so customers should get there early for sushi or other favorites.
Hot food is available until 7 PM on weekdays, but it’s not available after 6 PM.
Fish Tales offers delivery, which is a big plus.
Large covered market inside a restored industrial factory blends historic architecture with modern culinary culture. Vibrant atmosphere fills the space with diverse shops and food stalls, attracting many visitors. Outdoor heated booths offer comfortable spots to eat despite the busy, sometimes warm environment.
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Happy hour offers half price on oysters and beers/wine.
Chelsea Market hosts various events, including cooking classes and pop-up shops.
Expect a 20-minute queue outside every restaurant during peak hours.
Outdoor courtyard shines with Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, setting a lively village market mood. Fresh sashimi grade salmon and blue fin tuna stand out in the market's food selection. Inside, a decent-sized supermarket offers rare Japanese snacks and meats, blending culture and cuisine seamlessly.
Good to know
The food hall opens at 12 PM daily.
An exhibition and sale of foods from Japan runs from February 23rd to 26th.
Free sake tasting is available on Saturdays.