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I came here last Saturday at noon for their free bluefin tuna cutting show in NYC, where you could actually sample fresh tuna! The chef broke down a bluefin tuna flown straight from Nagasaki, Japan, weighing over 130 lbs. It was the freshest tuna I've tasted in a long time, totally reminding me of the one I had at Tokyo's Tsukiji Market. You could even buy fresh cuts of akami, chutoro, and otoro right after the show. I love getting sushi and sashimi from Hashi Market because they're always incredibly fresh. We got an assorted sashimi & sushi bento and a salmon ikura don, and the quality was on par with what you'd get at a restaurant. I bought Salmon Ikura Don ($15.99) and Assorted Sashimi and Sushi bento ($22.99) for lunch. So fresh and delicious. The fish was actually thickly sliced as well! I didn't even know there was a basement floor for beauty products, home goods, blind boxes, and dining area!
Cannot wait to go back. There were so many options. We tried the icecream and it was good the sandwich with cream and strawberries -- also good. There really isn't much staff around but the cashiers were helpful. The place itself is adorable. Downstairs is a little girls dream. It's all pink with plenty of random things to buy. I will definitely bring my daughters.
Delicious fresh sashimi, snacks, onigiri, and Japanese groceries within walking distance of Penn Station LIRR and Amrak. Great for a grab and go snack. The whole store is well lit and has wide aisles. I've never seen a long check out line here. There are quite a few snacks that i've seen at Hashi Market that I haven't seen at the Asian supermarkets in Queens and on Long Island. There is also a matcha booth on the right side of the entrance (separate register to order).
It was my first time here, and I was blown away by the number of options there were, and the sandos looked amazing. The only issue I had was that the security guard was asking me inappropriate questions, and I got scared and left. I told the cashier before I left, and I hope it was dealt with. Would still come here again to try some food options next time.
Been in here a few times during our stay in the city. Located in the heart in the heart of Korea town. This is a Japanese mini mart. They offer a vast variety of Asian goods. They also have a tea shop set up in the front entrance that's a separate business. The store is kept clean and well organized. Staff has been very friendly. Worth going and checking out.
Pretty large Japanese Market for Midtown, it's comparable to Fushimi Market in Flatiron or the Ten Ichi Mart location in Brooklyn, though with less food options to order and be prepped on location. They do however have a Fujissa Matcha stand within the store, which serves a variety of matcha drinks and matcha soft serve. Walking into the store, Fujissa is immediately to your right, then an aisle of chilled prepared foods for takeout--a variety of options: bento boxes, sushi/sashimi, onigiri, pre-made rice bowls, fruit&cteam sandos, takoyaki, hot dogs, small side dishes. To the right of that is the side of the aisle lined with chilled drinks. A good amount of sweets and desserts too. Walking to the back of the store, sections with fresh produce, meat and seafood fill up the back, and the middle of the store contains several aisles with canned, packaged, powdered, dried foods and drinks, basic ingredients, condiments and seasonings, snacks and candy, ramen and noodles. Towards the left side of the store along the wall is an aisle of frozen foods. Checkout is at the left front of the store. At initial glance prices are a little higher than some other Japanese markets though not too shocking considering the price range of groceries around K-town.
I love this place! Hashi Market is a great spot for Japanese food lovers. I tried their $20 sashimi fatty tuna and it was so good and fresh! The best tuna I've ever had. They also have a good selection of Japanese snacks and groceries. They have called Fujissa. I will surely go back to try it!
I visited Hashi Market again a few weeks ago since I was craving their spam musubi so I got that as well as their eel onigiri and strawberry sando. The spam musubi was cold this time around, so that was disappointing. It still tasted good though, I just think it would have tasted even better if it was warm. Their onigiri was honestly nothing special, I was kind of hoping there would be more sauce, it just tasted dry. And lastly, my favorite item that I bought that day was their strawberry sando! The cream was light and not too sweet, the strawberries were juicy, huge, and not overly sour, and the bread was soft! I definitely recommend. This place also has seating downstairs with utensils and a microwave. Unfortunately, there are no bathrooms.
Isn't it odd that one walks in the City and doesn't see each and every store? A case in point is Hashi Market which is on Fifth Avenue for one year. A Korean supermarket where a large variety of fruits, vegetables, biscuits, lots of soft drinks and cold bottled coffees, sweets, ice creams, dumplings galore to name a few. After 8 pm, bento boxes, sushi m, sashimi and prepared foods are 30% off. As lunchtime was in full swing, I saw sushi and took the spicy tuna and avocado roll which was under $9. An elevator took me down where there was a small area of counter seating and condiments like soy sauce packets and chopsticks and I ate there. This lower ground floor area is home to lotions and potions and jewelry for young women. There were many items being delivered and employees placing them on shelves. A tall security guard is at the entrance to guard Hashi Market.
An eclectic collection of Japanese treats both sweet and savory with soft serve ice cream served by Fujiissa. Easy to navigate aisles with plenty of space for a wheelchair. Loads of kawaii foods with Hello Kitty, Pokémon, and more emblazoned upon them. Staff is welcoming and professional. Don't miss the black sesame seed soft serve in a black cone from Fujiissa. It's easy to place your ice cream order from a touchscreen kiosk. I have to go back to try all the matcha and mount blanc options!
A really cute Japanese market on the edge of Koreatown, with a downstairs area, drinks, hot food and prepackaged meals, snacks and sweets. I recently decided to check Hashi Market out on a weekday and was impressed by the selection of Japanese candies I often see on social media. The have vegetables that look really fresh as well and reasonably priced chips and prepackaged sushi. If you don't speak Japanese, I recommend using the Google Translate app and snapping photos of the packaging to get an idea of what you're looking at. I tried a bag of Noriyaki and some Cuddlefish puffy chips. The noriyaki was great but not my favorite as they got old fast and were a little too artificially sweet, but the puffy chips were easy to munch down on at work. I also picked up a bottle of Kewpie for $6! Less crowded that H-Mart, but still with a selection of treats from other Asian countries, this is a great alternative if you're looking for unique snacks or a quick bite for lunch.
This place sells food that's already spoiled. The custard mochi I bought was falling apart and dry. The cream inside was spoiled. I feel like this place doesn't get a lot of customers so the food isn't fresh. I also bought salmon here and compared it to Hmart... it was not fresh! Don't go here. Please do not.
My friend and I stopped by this past Friday night to grab a quick bite. Hashi Market is conveniently closed to where she lives, and it was opened late! They sell pre-made sushi here along with other Japanese goods and snacks. SALMON MAKI - 6.95 Each piece had a good salmon to rice ratio. The salmon had a deep orange color with lots of marbling. Each bite was fresh and tasty. MOCHI ICE CREAM - 1.59 The mochi skin was soft and chewy, and I thoroughly enjoyed the mango mochi ice cream! The strawberry one was also good. Downstairs, they have the beauty and skincare section. There's also a small area where you can enjoy the food, which is where we ate ours! We got a set of stick-on nails to try since there were so many pretty designs. However, the one I got (size XS) was much too small (even though the S size on display was too big), so I didn't have them on my nails for too long. The index and pinky nails were awkwardly long compared to the others. Overall, Hashi Market is great to have so close by. I would definitely stop by again.
3 days ago
As I was walking on 5th ave I saw a sign that said something like 20 or 30% of any prepared food after 8/9pm. So I gave a shot and walked in and found a supermarket with a section that had this promotion. Here is the thing, apparently after 10pm the promotion goes up to 50% of any prepared food, one of the best deals in the city honestly. I got these 2 (spicy tuna, and Shumai) for like 8$. Were they amazing and unique?? No. Were they bad?? No. But one thing for sure is I enjoyed eating them with that price while filling my craving. So I will definitely go back there and try more, right before a night out in Ktown. By the way they do have a small seating area downstairs where you can eat peacefully. read more
Hashi Market was a nice find to pickup some ongiris in the morning - they had just opened up, and we purchased Smoked Salmon, Tuna Salad, and Unagi. The onigiris themselves were warm and tasty, but some of the rice seemed turned... T____T The grocery store itself is bright, clean, and well-organized; they had a large selection, and even prepared foods to-go. Staff are very friendly! +be care of turned rice! +friendly staff read more
I came here last Saturday at noon for their free bluefin tuna cutting show in NYC, where you could actually sample fresh tuna! The chef broke down a bluefin tuna flown straight from Nagasaki, Japan, weighing over 130 lbs. It was the freshest tuna I've tasted in a long time, totally reminding me of the one I had at Tokyo's Tsukiji Market. You could even buy fresh cuts of akami, chutoro, and otoro right after the show. I love getting sushi and sashimi from Hashi Market because they're always incredibly fresh. We got an assorted sashimi & sushi bento and a salmon ikura don, and the quality was on par with what you'd get at a restaurant. I bought Salmon Ikura Don ($15.99) and Assorted Sashimi and Sushi bento ($22.99) for lunch. So fresh and delicious. The fish was actually thickly sliced as well! I didn't even know there was a basement floor for beauty products, home goods, blind boxes, and dining area! read more
11 months ago
Cannot wait to go back. There were so many options. We tried the icecream and it was good the sandwich with cream and strawberries -- also good. There really isn't much staff around but the cashiers were helpful. The place itself is adorable. Downstairs is a little girls dream. It's all pink with plenty of random things to buy. I will definitely bring my daughters. read more
Delicious fresh sashimi, snacks, onigiri, and Japanese groceries within walking distance of Penn Station LIRR and Amrak. Great for a grab and go snack. The whole store is well lit and has wide aisles. I've never seen a long check out line here. There are quite a few snacks that i've seen at Hashi Market that I haven't seen at the Asian supermarkets in Queens and on Long Island. There is also a matcha booth on the right side of the entrance (separate register to order). read more
3 months ago
It was my first time here, and I was blown away by the number of options there were, and the sandos looked amazing. The only issue I had was that the security guard was asking me inappropriate questions, and I got scared and left. I told the cashier before I left, and I hope it was dealt with. Would still come here again to try some food options next time. read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
Been in here a few times during our stay in the city. Located in the heart in the heart of Korea town. This is a Japanese mini mart. They offer a vast variety of Asian goods. They also have a tea shop set up in the front entrance that's a separate business. The store is kept clean and well organized. Staff has been very friendly. Worth going and checking out. read more
8 months ago
Pretty large Japanese Market for Midtown, it's comparable to Fushimi Market in Flatiron or the Ten Ichi Mart location in Brooklyn, though with less food options to order and be prepped on location. They do however have a Fujissa Matcha stand within the store, which serves a variety of matcha drinks and matcha soft serve. Walking into the store, Fujissa is immediately to your right, then an aisle of chilled prepared foods for takeout--a variety of options: bento boxes, sushi/sashimi, onigiri, pre-made rice bowls, fruit&cteam sandos, takoyaki, hot dogs, small side dishes. To the right of that is the side of the aisle lined with chilled drinks. A good amount of sweets and desserts too. Walking to the back of the store, sections with fresh produce, meat and seafood fill up the back, and the middle of the store contains several aisles with canned, packaged, powdered, dried foods and drinks, basic ingredients, condiments and seasonings, snacks and candy, ramen and noodles. Towards the left side of the store along the wall is an aisle of frozen foods. Checkout is at the left front of the store. At initial glance prices are a little higher than some other Japanese markets though not too shocking considering the price range of groceries around K-town. read more
10 months ago
I love this place! Hashi Market is a great spot for Japanese food lovers. I tried their $20 sashimi fatty tuna and it was so good and fresh! The best tuna I've ever had. They also have a good selection of Japanese snacks and groceries. They have called Fujissa. I will surely go back to try it! read more
I visited Hashi Market again a few weeks ago since I was craving their spam musubi so I got that as well as their eel onigiri and strawberry sando. The spam musubi was cold this time around, so that was disappointing. It still tasted good though, I just think it would have tasted even better if it was warm. Their onigiri was honestly nothing special, I was kind of hoping there would be more sauce, it just tasted dry. And lastly, my favorite item that I bought that day was their strawberry sando! The cream was light and not too sweet, the strawberries were juicy, huge, and not overly sour, and the bread was soft! I definitely recommend. This place also has seating downstairs with utensils and a microwave. Unfortunately, there are no bathrooms. read more
Isn't it odd that one walks in the City and doesn't see each and every store? A case in point is Hashi Market which is on Fifth Avenue for one year. A Korean supermarket where a large variety of fruits, vegetables, biscuits, lots of soft drinks and cold bottled coffees, sweets, ice creams, dumplings galore to name a few. After 8 pm, bento boxes, sushi m, sashimi and prepared foods are 30% off. As lunchtime was in full swing, I saw sushi and took the spicy tuna and avocado roll which was under $9. An elevator took me down where there was a small area of counter seating and condiments like soy sauce packets and chopsticks and I ate there. This lower ground floor area is home to lotions and potions and jewelry for young women. There were many items being delivered and employees placing them on shelves. A tall security guard is at the entrance to guard Hashi Market. read more
An eclectic collection of Japanese treats both sweet and savory with soft serve ice cream served by Fujiissa. Easy to navigate aisles with plenty of space for a wheelchair. Loads of kawaii foods with Hello Kitty, Pokémon, and more emblazoned upon them. Staff is welcoming and professional. Don't miss the black sesame seed soft serve in a black cone from Fujiissa. It's easy to place your ice cream order from a touchscreen kiosk. I have to go back to try all the matcha and mount blanc options! read more
2 years ago
A really cute Japanese market on the edge of Koreatown, with a downstairs area, drinks, hot food and prepackaged meals, snacks and sweets. I recently decided to check Hashi Market out on a weekday and was impressed by the selection of Japanese candies I often see on social media. The have vegetables that look really fresh as well and reasonably priced chips and prepackaged sushi. If you don't speak Japanese, I recommend using the Google Translate app and snapping photos of the packaging to get an idea of what you're looking at. I tried a bag of Noriyaki and some Cuddlefish puffy chips. The noriyaki was great but not my favorite as they got old fast and were a little too artificially sweet, but the puffy chips were easy to munch down on at work. I also picked up a bottle of Kewpie for $6! Less crowded that H-Mart, but still with a selection of treats from other Asian countries, this is a great alternative if you're looking for unique snacks or a quick bite for lunch. read more
2 months ago
This place sells food that's already spoiled. The custard mochi I bought was falling apart and dry. The cream inside was spoiled. I feel like this place doesn't get a lot of customers so the food isn't fresh. I also bought salmon here and compared it to Hmart... it was not fresh! Don't go here. Please do not. read more
My friend and I stopped by this past Friday night to grab a quick bite. Hashi Market is conveniently closed to where she lives, and it was opened late! They sell pre-made sushi here along with other Japanese goods and snacks. SALMON MAKI - 6.95 Each piece had a good salmon to rice ratio. The salmon had a deep orange color with lots of marbling. Each bite was fresh and tasty. MOCHI ICE CREAM - 1.59 The mochi skin was soft and chewy, and I thoroughly enjoyed the mango mochi ice cream! The strawberry one was also good. Downstairs, they have the beauty and skincare section. There's also a small area where you can enjoy the food, which is where we ate ours! We got a set of stick-on nails to try since there were so many pretty designs. However, the one I got (size XS) was much too small (even though the S size on display was too big), so I didn't have them on my nails for too long. The index and pinky nails were awkwardly long compared to the others. Overall, Hashi Market is great to have so close by. I would definitely stop by again. read more
Great Japanese store filled with Japanese products, snacks, groceries, ready to eat made foods, fresh produce, sauces and more! It was so much fun looking around and deciding what to try and figure out what was what. The store was clean and well organized. It's worth a stop. read more
A little skeptical... and hope perhaps it's an authentic Japanese market. They have a large variety of food - cooked bento boxes, onigiri, sushi, bowls, and fruits. Dry products (snacks. Chips, candies, gummies, drinks) imported from Japan but there are lots of stuff that's from other Asian countries as well. Also sells fresh produce. There's a little shop up front that offer matcha specialties. The lower level offers cute plushies and toys and a dining area. It's clean and spacious. For food - their onigiri was just "meh"... too much rice. I preferred the ones by HMart. Also had the egg sando - hard pass. It's not like 7/11 in Japan. This offers a good alternative and competition. read more
1 year ago
I came here to try the matcha ice cream by a recommendation! When I tell you I raved to try it. I did. Now they do not have dairy free options so I was very sad but I still wanted to try it out and so glad I did. The matcha was very potent and the ice cream was smooth and rich. The staff were very pleasant and kind which I appreciated. This ice cream spot is inside a market so it's so many other things inside to see. read more
In the new York and new jersey area, outside of Mitsuwa Japanese market, this is the one that has almost every categories of Japanese items you will need except alcohol . It is a much much smaller one compared to to Mitsuwa, but good enough for Manhattan. First floor they have fresh made soft serve ice cream, hot foods, and all necessary noodles, ready to eat food, snacks and limited fresh produce. Second floor, it's the cutie floor, there are adorable asian characters, make ups, plushies, chinaware, and more. Limited staff in the shop for stocking, cleaning, and register, but service were efficient and some of the staff are very friendly. Value, I cannot say it's the best, after comparing to Teso and some other Chinese owned market, the pricing over here is slight higher. Location, convenient, center of Manhattan. No parking. High walking score. Do recommend. read more
I stumbled upon this place while walking downtown. It's clean inside and has a good variety of Japanese snacks, sushi, and grab and go eats! I got spicy tuna avocado roll as a little snack ($8.70 with tax). It was pretty good and for almost $1 a roll, you can't beat the price. There's a downstairs area where there's makeup/skincare. There's also a "dining area" which is just some counters and stools. There's a microwave and utensils downstairs too. I'll definitely come by again! read more
A bunch of these shops have been opening up around the city. Making greater access to Japanese snacks and staples easy. This particular location has 2 floors. Groceries (fresh ,frozen , boxed etc ) are on the street level. There's a juice/drink shop as you enter. The hot foods/prepared cold foods are all packaged as to go items. So hot hot bar/buffet table. Downstairs on the lower level they have a small eating area ( counters and stools) where you can enjoy the foods you purchased on the first level. There are electrical outlets ( I keep saying phone chargers lol) . Another nice touch is the bag hooks under the counter ( for purse or grocery totes ). The lower level is also the area for the Japanese cosmetics and other beauty accessories. There's a cashier station downstairs as well. No bathroom though. Lots of staff on the floor to assist you with finding items . Service is friendly and helpful. I had the spicy tuna & avocado roll. It was good. All the foods there looked fresh and the display is clean and looks well maintained. I saw a worker going to every section of the case and taking temperature readings. I love that as Im very particular when it comes to seafood meats. This is a great spot to find your favorite snacks and essential ingredients or try some new foods. read more
5 months ago
11 months ago
The matcha ice cream is the best I have had. The sushi sashimi combination lunchbox was the perfect size, and selection. They have an upstairs to sit down at. The service was good, and cheerful. Their location is most convenient for me. read more
4 months ago
10 months ago
great sushi, great experience. will indeed try their matcha stuff next time!! very clean with second floor dining read more
1 year ago
Might as well write a mini review for the spot though I was primarily here for Fujiissa ( https://www.yelp.com/biz/fujiissa-new-york ) within the same store. The menu said after ordering that it would take 10 minutes so I decided to explore. The prices overall seemed pretty reasonable all around with a good selection of drinks and snacks. They were a bit cheaper by comparison to Ten Inchi for some drinks while other drinks were more for instance (I would say Teso has the cheapest but their selection is definitely the tiniest.) They notably had a pretty good selection from Royce' which otherwise only has one other location next to Bryant Park since the Midtown East location closed with the Nama/truffle chocolates being actually slightly cheaper (might be more after tax) while the chocolate bars were more expensive) which I honestly don'tmind as the Nama is their best thing. They had some nice looking fruits in one section also with some of the fruits wrapped almost similar to some of the fancy Japanese stores. The prepared food looked fine with some decent prices and some pricey things. The sushi looked of pretty good quality (especially the sashimi) and was pretty pricey and they apparently are doing some tuna slicing demonstrations upcoming. I didn't check the 2nd floor as I only had 10-ish minutes and the main floor was quite big. Would stop again and it's welcome to see this store here as there aren't many Japanese stores nearby and they definitely could price things much higher due to the tourists as it's near Empire State Building and I'm happy they haven't. Hope they do well. read more
1 year ago
I'm not one to leave reviews. Ever. This place has the best store-bought sushi/sashimi I've ever had. Insanely fresh, very inexpensive, and so good. This is going permanently on my NYC list of favorite places. Don't sleep on this!! read more
11 months ago
1 year ago
GREAT selection, clean, organized, friendly but some of the prices are a big higher then preferred. The BEST matcha ice cream i've had ever in the states! The matcha ice cream tastes very authentic, not too sweet and I LOVE the black sesame ice cream too!!! I can eat 2 of these back to back, if I didn't have breakfast!!! read more
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330 5th Ave
New York, NY 10001
Koreatown, Midtown West
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