TLDR: Awesome Grab n Go Sushi - This is a Japanese Konbini…read morein NYC! Hashi Market is a great place for a inexpensive yet super fresh selection of sushi, sashimi, onigiri, hand rolls, Japanese-style sandos, desserts and hot entrees all lined up in a grab n go format. This is an impeccably clean, modern and neatly arranged market that is the closest thing to a Konbini (convenience) store like those you see all over Japan, except much larger! Rows and rows of snacks and actual groceries too, along with a drink counter on the right hand wall as you walk in. I picked up a tray of sashimi, and a couple of onigiris to consume for lunch. Though the Sashimi pieces were on the smaller size, the fish quality was way better than anything you would find in a normal supermarket, and is restaurant grade or better.. Next time, we'll check out the downstairs with the dining area and housewares and stuff! I'd definitely come back here anytime I am near..

It's really just a food store, but when I recently went there, I felt like I was back in Japan,…read morewhich we visited recently. Mostly, or all, Japanese food products, pastries, and candy. I don't know where the plastic-contained food products are manufactured, but they appear fresh, and suggest that they taste good. This place is at least worth a visit. I intend to return soon. All I bought this time was a 5-pack of Yakult, a milk-based, probiotic drink that I like. Now I don't have to go all the way to 32nd St. and 6th Ave. just to get it. It's made in Orange County, CA, by the way.

It is a highly recommended Uzbek foods grocery place! In NY!…read more I was impressed by the highest quality plov, Somsa and manti kinds cocked out of native Uzbekistan. They do it really great! Juicy and yummy! Once you checkout your picks you may enjoy it at your place or University park near by. Once you miss a real Uzbek foods, Go immediately to this grossery place! There are five of them in NY.

The variety of product and ready made food is overwhelming, but so exciting. The space is bright…read moreand clean, but overcrowded - it gets pretty daunting trying to work your way through all the aisles at a leisurely pace without jostling into someone (I heard myself saying "excuse me" a lot). The prices are pretty reasonable, and I really wished I lived closer. There are just so many freaking things to try - I guess I'll just have to come back lol.

During my stay in Midtown, I just happened to stumble upon the Katagiri Japanese Market while…read moreexiting Grand Central Station and had to come in! The musubis are the first vendor to the left as soon as you enter. During the day, you can make your selection and they'll place it in a container for you. Later in the day, all of the musubis are individually wrapped for you to grab and go. Now, iykyk that rice really makes the difference. Sure, anyone can make a musubi, but these ones are special. Rice quality was spectacular as were the ingredients. I enjoyed the mentaiko, kombu, shiso and spam and egg. All were so good and the perfect snack to grab before hopping on a flight! During the lunch hour, this place can get really busy. To pay, the line wraps around the interior of the store, but it moves so fast, so don't be scared off by it.

5/5 Sushi Bowl -- 15% off after 7pm! Perfect for a picnic at the park! Great quality and flavor,…read morewould absolutely be back for some onigiris as well!

Love their bento box, I got the cooked mackerel bento and it is seasoned to perfection. My hubby…read moregot the gyudon and he said it's better than any restaurants he's been to and that's saying a lot. Price is very reasonable. Will definitely be returning to try their other menu items.

Solid Japanese market for lunch or snacks for a picnic at Bryant Park. Fresh dishes like udon,…read morekatsu, rice plates, etc. are available. Microwavable meals are also perfect since they have a microwave for customers to use! Also, plenty of yummy, stuffed onigiri and snacks. Lunch rush does get pretty packed because of all the office buildings nearby though, so plan to wait in line for 15-20 minutes!

Fresh Sushi sashimi Can eat in though lends itself to take…read moreout. Also a smoothy tea bar- interesting. Set up is a supermarket. Lots of product. I have not figured out their points rewards system but do register for it. Very cordial staff.

Spacious and clean Japanese market with a wide selection of premade food, snacks, groceries, frozen…read morefood to choose from and indoor seating to eat at. There is also a soft serve ice cream station upon entry serving vanilla and matcha. Cashiers are friendly and will offer you 10% discount with NYU ID. It's a great place to stop off for lunch.

Accidentally discovered this grocery store. It has good selection of product. The staff are very…read morefriendly

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of their readymade Chicken Katsu Curry take out meal,…read moreespecially for the price! The chicken and breading was great, the rice was high quality, and the curry was super flavorful and came with potatoes and carrots inside. Lots of variety of drinks too, I got a Mandarin Orange Calpico and it was fire!

Vibe/ambiance: grab and go japanese bento boxes Service:…read morestandard Items ordered: variety of bento: love the diversity in sides, proteins, etc... it changes up everyday! great option over a classic slop bowl for work lunch

Hidden gem tucked on 47th st. It's a small Japanese supermarket. Theres one small table right…read moreoutside if you decide to try your food here. Like most Japanese markets they have a fresh made food section. From sushi to rice bowls they have a lot of choices. There's a small microwave here as well for the "hot food". Drinks, frozen food, fresh cut meat, condiments, snacks and much more. I haven't tried it yet but I believe they serve fresh ramen in the back as well during the week. Staff that work here are very nice as well.

Walked by a few days ago and saw their sandwich board menu and decided to give them a try. I…read morethought that they would prepare the dishes on site/behind the counter like this other Japanese market on 41st. Well, no, all their food items are prepackaged and refrigerated. They are labeled with instructions for microwave heating. Ended up picking up some pork katsu curry and a salmon onigiri. As you can imagine, you can never make a deep fired item crispy when heated via microwave... so, the batter on the pork katsu was pretty bad. Mixing the meat with the curry made it "better". The portion is also not very generous for bot the rice dish and the onigiri. For the price, I guess it is a passable meal, but, this is a bit of a walk from my office, so, it makes is not worth it for me.

This is a wonderful small Japanese grocery. Unassuming but great inventory. I had a lot of…read morequestions. The staff person was helpful, patient. Highly recommend.