Bright, cozy space offers a wide selection of authentic Japanese groceries and fresh sushi. Onigiri stands out for its freshness and variety at reasonable prices. Clean, calming atmosphere with Tokyo-style vibe makes shopping enjoyable.
Offers a fantastic selection of authentic Japanese groceries, including fresh sushi and onigiri. The market stocks hard-to-find snacks and provides hot and cold ready-to-eat foods at good prices.
Onigiri here tastes incredibly fresh and delicious with a variety that feels diverse and well-made. Prices stay reasonable while quality stays high, matching well with the sushi and other fresh goods.
"The food here is great and fresh."
"I found the onigiri here to be the best I ever had."
"This market has an amazing selection of Japanese goods I couldn't find elsewhere."
Good to know
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.
Asian grocery store offers a bright, clean space with a homey atmosphere. It features a juice bar and noodle station where food can be prepared and eaten on site. The store carries a wide selection of Asian snacks and fresh groceries at reasonable prices.
Offers an array of authentic Asian products and specialty sauces with quality produce. Features freshly squeezed juice, ready-made foods like onigiri and ramen, and a variety of Korean snacks at reasonable prices.
Onigiri here stands out for its freshness and generous protein servings. The Unagi and tuna varieties offer a great rice to filling ratio and solid flavor at an affordable price.
Good to know
Lunch options are available for under $5.
The market offers a wide variety of specialty Asian foods.
Customers can cook and eat their noodles on the premises.
Small Japanese market offers fresh sushi and authentic onigiri with unique packaging for convenience. Simple layout creates an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo, attracting locals seeking reasonably priced Asian staples and prepared foods.
Small Japanese market offers great prices on Asian staples that are hard to find elsewhere. Rice bowls and onigiri match the quality found in Japan, with friendly owners creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Freshness stands out with onigiri wrapped in a triangle shape for convenience. The seaweed opens like a book when the red tag is pulled, making it easy to add soy or hot sauce.
Good to know
The market offers a 50% discount on onigiri after 7 PM.
Prepared foods are 50% off in the evening.
You can order freshly made hand rolls in the center of the store.
Small shop blends takeout and Japanese grocery with a warm ambiance. Offers fresh onigiri and hard-to-find vegetables alongside prepared dishes. No seating; focus stays on quick, convenient shopping and eating.
Offers a nice selection of snacks and groceries focused on Japanese products. Combines a mini-market feel with a charming food spot atmosphere.
Onigiri here stands out for its freshness and generous filling to rice ratio. Options like spicy tuna and spicy kani come made fresh to order and offer a convenient, tasty snack choice.
Good to know
This is not a restaurant and they do not have Sushi.
There is no seating available as it is primarily a grocery store.
Ordering in advance is strongly suggested.
Narrow, well-organized space plays anime openings while shoppers browse authentic Japanese snacks and household items. Clean and neat aisles showcase a wide selection of instant noodles, beauty products, and prepared meals. Prices remain affordable, making it a convenient spot for essentials and unique finds.
Space is used efficiently with a well stocked selection of Japanese snacks, drinks, and unique beers. The market is known as the oldest Japanese grocery in the area.
Onigiri here come in kombu flavor and other varieties that taste very good. They serve as quick, satisfying food options, especially for kids, with many returning for the freshness and taste.
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The store has a great variety of ready to eat food, packaged sweets, and yummy drinks.
The prices of the sonny angels are cheap compared to Amazon prices.
The market has a great selection of Japanese beers and soft drinks, some of which are not seen in other Japanese markets in Brooklyn.
Japanese grocery store offers beautifully organized and well-lit space with a wide variety of authentic products. Atmosphere feels homey and helpful, attracting those seeking affordable and unique Japanese snacks and ingredients. Fresh sushi and onigiri stand out as popular, high-quality options.
Medium-sized market with clean aisles and shelves stocked about halfway. Offers a solid selection of Japanese snacks and drinks.
Freshness stands out with onigiri made daily, offering a great filling to rice ratio. The selection is solid and prices are reasonable, making it a reliable spot for a tasty rice ball.
Good to know
They are open until midnight for late-night visits.
It’s perfect for a quick lunch under $10.
The prices for Japanese and Asian snacks and ingredients are amazing.
Small space stocked with carefully curated Japanese imports creates a calm and elegant vibe. Outdoor seating with a few tables adds a relaxed touch. Known for fresh, high-quality sushi and specialty items not found elsewhere in the area.
Small and well curated, this Japanese market offers a variety of sashimi, sushi, and bento alongside seasonal products and snacks. It provides light, well priced food options in a cozy setting.
Fresh salmon onigiri offers flavorful rice and fish with a variety of fillings available. Prepackaged options make it a solid choice for takeout at a good price.
Good to know
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 grocery with fresh sushi from Osaka and a lively ramen counter. Handcrafted onigiri offer many flavors like spicy tuna and pork chasu at reasonable prices. Tight aisles get crowded but keep a clean, well stocked market feel.
Fresh sushi arrives straight from the Osaka fish market. The market stays incredibly clean and well stocked with specialty Japanese foods. Onigiri are made by hand with many flavor options visible at the shop.
Many flavor options like nitamago, shiso, salmon, pork chasu, and spicy tuna come freshly made by hand. Prices stay reasonable while portions remain generous and satisfying.
Good to know
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 store packs authentic Japanese snacks and fresh sushi with varied onigiri options perfect for a light bite. Friendly staff serve hot food and unique treats like Chocolate Churro chips. Loud reggaeton and leopard print add a vibrant dive bar vibe.
A tiny store offers a wide range of Japanese foods like instant miso soup, onigiri, bento lunches, sushi, natto, and tofu. Friendly staff help with hot food and snacks such as Chocolate Churro chips.
Offers a variety of onigiri options alongside bento lunches and ramen. Onigiri serves well as a light snack with a delicious taste.
Good to know
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.
Cozy spot blends mini mart vibe with a ramen counter for quick, fresh meals. Onigiri bombs shine with crispy exterior and big, flavorful fillings like tuna mayo. Small market buzzes with energy, offering a mix of groceries and tasty bites in a casual, efficient space.
A tiny market with a bit of chaos, it offers a mix of groceries and fresh food stalls. One stall operates as a half market, half restaurant serving onigiri and ramen inside the same space.
Onigiri bombs stand out with their crispy exterior and warm, flavorful fillings like tuna mayo and spicy options. Prices range from $3 to $5, offering big portions and freshly made rice balls that remind of Japan.
Good to know
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.
Outdoor courtyard shines with Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating a lively village feel. Market offers imported snacks and live calligraphy, perfect for Asian food lovers. Onigiri stand serves fresh fried chicken onigiri, adding authentic comfort food to the mix.
Many imported snacks, drinks, and foods fill the market, offering options hard to find elsewhere. Small Japanese markets, food stands, and bookstores create a diverse spot to find Asian ingredients and watch live calligraphy.
Fresh and delicious onigiri stands out with options like fried chicken onigiri. It offers a variety of comfort foods alongside, making it a solid spot for authentic Japanese snacks.
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.
Minimalist design with clean, elegant decor and an open kitchen concept creates a calm, authentic atmosphere. Comfortable seating and lively, cool music add to the relaxed yet refined vibe. A hidden speakeasy-style bar offers a unique, intimate space beyond the main dining area.
Casual vibes fill the market with a lively atmosphere. It hosts an amazing sushi spot and several standout restaurants in its heart.
Freshly made onigiri comes out warm with generous fillings like salmon, tuna mayo, and salmon roe. Rice stays soft and the texture can be nice and crunchy depending on the type chosen.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and walk-ins are welcome.
The restaurant closes at 8 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect small portions for the price, averaging $75 per person.
Japanese grocery store offers a clean, neat space with a wide selection of quality products and reasonably priced fresh sushi. The atmosphere feels friendly and convenient, attracting those seeking authentic Asian groceries in a compact setting.
Offers a wide selection of Japanese foods including sushi, onigiri, snacks, vegetables, and drinks. The market is twice as big as nearby options and convenient for buying Asian groceries.
Offers a wide selection of Japanese foods including onigiri. The onigiri has a spot on flavor and is consistently very good.
Good to know
The market offers a wide selection of Asian snacks and groceries.
Prices are generally affordable, making it budget-friendly for shoppers.
The store maintains a clean and organized shopping environment.
Japanese grocery store combines authentic Japanese groceries with a small ramen cafe and casual dining area. Clean and well-organized space offers varied sake selection and fresh made foods alongside pantry staples. Atmosphere is casual and inviting, with some outdoor seating available.
Offers a good assortment of Japanese ingredients including condiments, frozen items, and pre-packaged foods. Features fruit sando and a sake mart alongside a small restaurant in the back.
Offers a good assortment of prepacked baked goods and quick bites including onigiri. Onigiri features rice and seaweed with very little or no filling inside.
Good to know
The market offers a good selection of frozen goods and pantry staples.
There is a restaurant in the back serving authentic Japanese food.
Parking can be tight, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Japanese grocery store offers a well-organized layout with authentic products and a lively ambiance. Multiple floors feature fresh sushi, snacks, skincare, and household items. Prices provide incredible value for the area.
Offers a wide selection of Japanese products including fresh sushi, onigiri, and rare snacks like mochi and Pocky. The market stays clean and convenient with fresh produce, hot lunches, and reasonable prices.
A wide variety of freshly made onigiri is available daily with the crispiest seaweed wrapping. Fillings are light, and sometimes onigiri come free with orders.
Good to know
Happy hour discounts are available after 8pm.
The Japanese deli offers a 50% off sale for hot and cold prepared food after 8PM daily.
Lunch and bento prices are very reasonable for the area.
Asian grocery store offers a wide selection of authentic Japanese and Pan-Asian foods with fresh onigiri and rice bowls made in-store. The atmosphere is clean, quiet, and cool, making shopping easy and pleasant. Prices are generally low for the area, with many items cheaper than nearby competitors.
Prices stay low compared to nearby Asian markets. The selection covers a good variety of groceries and household items, though the store is small and has fewer Japanese products.
Fresh onigiri come in salmon, crab, and tuna flavors. Prices stay under $3, and the taste is consistently delicious and extremely good.
Good to know
You need to use cash to avoid spending $5 or more to use credit cards.
Onigiri is less than $3.
Tokyo Market has great prices compared to other Asian markets nearby.
Japanese grocery store combines supermarket and restaurant with separate entrances and upstairs seating area. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly with Pokémon Mart music playing, creating a unique vibe. Offers wide selection of Japanese groceries and ready-to-eat meals, attracting those seeking authentic pantry essentials.
Offers a wide range of authentic Japanese products including sushi rolls and holiday treats. Known for its traditional osechi meal and a solid beer selection.
Large onigiri offers a better deal than other Japanese stores with prices around $3 to $4. Ready-made options stay fresh and include sushi and seaweed salad alongside onigiri.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 7 PM.
You need to order your food at the register first and then pick it up.
The market stays open until 8 PM.
Brightly lit and well organized, the space offers neat displays and a clean layout. Small tables with microwaves invite quick meals, while a wide selection of Japanese groceries and snacks caters to diverse tastes. Evening discounts create a lively shopping atmosphere after 8pm.
Offers a wide selection of groceries and prepared foods with a focus on Japanese items. Operates as a Chinese-owned Japanese market providing an authentic feel in a well-stocked setting.
A wide selection of onigiri comes at reasonable prices with a notable 50% off deal after 8PM. The onigiri are consistently described as delicious and well-priced compared to others in the city.
Good to know
Sushi, bentos, and onigiri are 50% off after 8pm daily.
They offer a 50% sale on hot food after 8 PM.
There is a strict credit card minimum of $10.
Huge, clean space with well-organized sections and an upstairs cozy dining area accessible by stairs. Bright, open atmosphere feels respectful and homey without crowding. Offers made-to-order hot food, a large variety of rare Japanese snacks, and affordable prices.
Japanese products not found in other markets stand out here. Prices stay much lower than usual. The market feels huge and clean with friendly staff and good lighting. It never feels overwhelming.
Large onigiri come with flavorful fillings like Honey teriyaki, Crabmeat mayo, and unagi. They stay fresh and offer a good amount of filling at competitive prices.
Good to know
There is a 50% off for all sushi and fried chicken after 8 p.m.
Currently, the fresh hot food is 30% off from 3-6pm.
The restaurant is open until midnight.