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Mid-sized grocery store offers well-lit, organized space with attractive deli and meat counters. It features a great selection of organic produce and unique ingredients not found elsewhere. The atmosphere feels upscale and clean, catering to home cooks seeking quality and specialty items.

Top quality fish stands out at the counter. The fish selection looks very attractive and well maintained.

Seafood stands out as freshest tasting among grocery stores. Plenty of produce, frozen and refrigerated items, deli counters fill the aisles. Prices lean toward the pricier side.

People are saying

"The seafood here is usually outstanding and top quality."

"This grocery store has obscure ingredients you won't find elsewhere."

"I found the fish here to be top quality."

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The store offers a wide range of produce, frozen items, and deli counters.

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There is a great selection of cheese, fruits, and vegetables.

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Bryanโ€™s has a notable selection of organic produce.

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Japanese grocery store

Japanese grocery store offers a deep, well-stocked space with a wide selection of fresh sashimi and sushi-grade fish. Crowded and authentic atmosphere creates a nostalgic, bustling vibe reminiscent of Japan. Clever amenities like a microwave for bentos and unique packaging add to the quirky charm.

Freshness stands out with sashimi-grade fish and a wide variety of sushi-quality options. Fish and rice have a notably fresher taste and texture, especially around lunch hours.

Offers a large selection of Japanese groceries including fresh fish, black pork, and eel. Features ready-made sushi and takeout meals alongside unique items like vegan Kewpie mayonnaise and Tenyo Takeda mushrooms.

People are saying

"This grocery store has really fresh sushi and sashimi."

"This market has so many great Japanese snacks and ready-to-eat meals."

"The fish here is sashimi-grade and always fresh."

Good to know

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Nijiya Market has a large selection of Japanese imported groceries.

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You cannot take pictures inside Nijiya Market.

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Parking validation requires a minimum purchase of $30.

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Korean grocery store

Brightly lit Korean grocery store with well organized and spacious layout features a mini food court offering quick eats and a bakery. The atmosphere is lively and sometimes overstimulating with loud Kpop music and the smell of roasting sweet potatoes. Crowds create a busy, chaotic vibe that feels authentic to Korean markets.

Selection includes sushi grade fish and fresh fish made on site. Live fish and seafood tanks offer variety alongside hot pot meat and thinly sliced meats ready for cooking.

Offers a well-stocked selection of authentic Korean and Asian groceries including meats, noodles, and frozen foods. The store is clean and organized, providing an upscale supermarket experience for diverse cooking needs.

People are saying

"This grocery store has an amazing selection of Asian staples and produce."

"The food court here has a lot of delicious choices."

"I found the fish selection here to be excellent and fresh."

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H Mart offers a wide variety of Asian groceries, especially Korean products.

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The supermarket is known for its high-quality fresh seafood and produce.

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Parking is available, but it can get crowded during peak hours.

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Marketplace resembles a bodega for sushi with a grab-and-go setup and fresh sashimi-grade fish. Atmosphere feels like a convenience store setting focused on quick, quality sushi and sashimi options. Items sell out fast, and prices have risen but still offer reasonable value for fresh sushi takeout.

Fish here offers sashimi-grade freshness with cuts that melt in your mouth. You can buy fish by the pound, and staff will slice it into sushi-sized pieces on request.

Fresh, sashimi-grade fish dominates the market with a wide variety including Otoro, Chutoro, Tai, and Uni. Shelves hold Japanese snacks, noodles, and miso, though some staples like soba noodles and miso base are under-stocked and pricey. Complimentary ginger and wasabi come with the sashimi, making it a solid grab-and-go spot.

People are saying

"The sashimi here is super fresh and well cut."

"The fish here is so fresh and delicious."

"This grocery store has the freshest sashimi fish I've ever had."

Good to know

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Basic rolls cost $14, up from $10 nine months ago.

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Items sell out quickly, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.

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Parking is available with meters nearby.

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Asian grocery store

Large Asian grocery store with an extensive selection of Chinese goods and fresh produce. Busy atmosphere with affordable prices and a butcher service offering exotic cuts. Attracts mostly middle-aged and older shoppers and features a fish market section with live shellfish.

Fresh fish and live shellfish appear in a dedicated market section with iced fish and some priced by the pound. The quality and price feel reasonable, but the meat and fish section floors show cleanliness issues.

Offers a large selection of Asian foods including spices, sauces, and fresh vegetables. Features a fish market section with live shellfish and iced fish, and maintains well-stocked shelves with reasonable prices and minimal lines.

People are saying

"This grocery store has all the Asian spices and sauces I needed."

"I found parking available and could be in and out quickly."

"They have a fish market section with live shellfish and iced fish."

Good to know

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Parking is easier compared to the Irving Street location, but still limited.

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The supermarket has a wide selection of Asian ingredients and products.

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Expect a busy atmosphere, especially during peak shopping hours.

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Cramped aisles connect two enclosed spaces separated by a ramp, filled with an extensive and well-priced selection of Asian groceries, including fresh vegetables, meats, and seafood. The store draws a diverse crowd seeking hard-to-find ingredients for Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisines. Its packed freezer section and broad variety make it a comprehensive source for many Asian products.

Extensive counters offer fresh fish and shellfish, including live fish and crab. The selection covers a wide range of Asian seafood options at reasonable prices.

Offers an extensive selection of Asian groceries, including fresh produce, meat, fish, and specialty items from Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, and Filipino cuisines. Prices stay very reasonable, with many essentials available at lower costs than other supermarkets.

People are saying

"You can find fresh seafood, live fish, and crab here."

"I found the grocery store selection and prices to be very large and reasonable."

"The fish selection here is amazing and reasonably priced."

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The supermarket offers a huge selection of Asian products, including fresh produce and meats.

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Prices are generally low and affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.

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Credit cards are accepted, which is convenient for shoppers.

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Asian grocery store

Asian grocery store with tight aisles and dim lighting creates a crowded, bustling atmosphere filled with loud old school Asian music and a mix of languages. The space feels cold and smells strongly of fish, adding to its authentic, no-frills vibe. Shoppers navigate with urgency and little direction, reflecting a lively, functional market experience.

Fresh fish and seafood come in a wide selection kept on ice and in live tanks. Labels often feature Chinese characters, and fresh meat is cut to custom specs alongside packaged imports.

Offers a wide range of Asian spices, herbs, and exotic fruits not found in regular stores. Features fresh meat, live fish, and many imported products with Chinese labels. Prices stay very reasonable for Asian groceries.

People are saying

"This grocery store has all the Asian ingredients you need for cooking."

"I found the seafood selections here to be great and fresh."

"I found the fish here to be really fresh."

Good to know

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Parking is free but can be limited during peak hours.

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Credit cards are not accepted for purchases under $10; cash is required.

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The market has a strict no bag policy; large bags must be checked.

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Eastern European grocery store

Modest Eastern European grocery store offers authentic deli items and nostalgic treats with affordable prices. Shelves include sausages, cheeses, pickled goods, and a small Russian book section. Barcodes and prices are clearly marked, ensuring straightforward shopping.

A wide selection of cured fish, herring, and frozen fish fills the shelves. Options include marinated varieties alongside other pickled goods.

Offers a wide range of Eastern European groceries with great prices compared to other Russian stores. Also stocks unique items like dolls and books alongside typical groceries.

People are saying

"This grocery store has so many Eastern European items I couldn't find elsewhere."

"I loved the selection and quality of the seafood."

"I loved the selection and quality of the cured fish."

Good to know

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The store has a good selection of eastern European food.

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They have barcodes and prices in the system for easy checkout.

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The prices are more affordable than competitors.

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