Best onigiri ever quick and cheap and yummy , market selection is great too lots of stuff I only…read moreever see in Japan like the ice cream wrapped in waffle w chocolate inside

Awesome lil' Japanese mart I fuxxxed with to obtain a Shoehi Ohtani ITO En iced green tea bottle…read more This is apparently a chain! This store was in East Village, and serves various Japanese beverages, snack foods, treats, instant noodles, toys/stationery and even raw fish! Service was great and it was small but had a very wide selection of goods (in terms of ambiance). Highly recommended! Also just got out of a Tribeca Film Festival screening of a film I executive produced with Lilly Wachowski and directed as well as written by Andy Fidoten, "Something You Should Know About Me."

Interesting and eclectic selection of items- but they had the item we weren't able to…read morefind anywhere else in the city

At last! This supermarket sells many ingredients to cook Singaporian and Malaysian cuisine. We…read morefound different flavors of kaya coconut spreads (a breakfast staple in Singapore) and lemon/lime leaves (the only supermarket I know that sells this!). They also sell Black & White Evaporated milk (best ingredient for hong kong milk and coffee), award-winning Chaokoh Thai coconut milk (good for curry and anything), and lots of snacks including authentic Macau egg rolls, etc. See pictures. Super happy.

Fantastic quality sashimi. So fresh and tasty. The side salads are exceptional too. The place is…read moreimpeccably clean and pleasant. So happy they opened here.

Awesome store with Japanese treats and food. Was looking for strawberry Kit Kats. One thing about…read moreJapanese food items it's more healthy. The labels must match product inside. Very strict labeling standard. Not like American foods which mostly say "Made With." made with what? They have a lot of basic Japanese food items. Saw ponzu, soy sauces, ramen noodles with pre packaged freezer section. It's not a huge store. But well organized. Had the Matcha drink and purchased some treats for myself and friend. Also saw fresh sushi bar in rear of store. If I wasn't going out to dinner would have tried sushi. Guess next time. It's self help and cashier was very nice.

Local small Japanese grocery store located in the 6th Ave Village. They have almost everything you…read morewould want from a Japanese store. They have prepared food, just heat and serve. They have a microwave on the premise. Store is very friendly. Prices are reasonable. Come and visit.

Eggs are high priced and even hard to find now, but I'll splurge on the eggs at the small but…read moremighty Dainobu, which also happens to have a fantastic selection of fresh produce and take away hot and cold Japanese delites.

Genkiya Mart is a Japanese convenience store/grocery located in SoHo, I'm glad it's around…read moreconsidering the closures of a few other Japanese markets in Flatiron and East Village in the past several years. That being said, they def lean more into prepared, ready-to-eat and packaged foods of a typical convenience store in Japan, which makes sense for this foot traffic heavy location. They have a pretty decent selection of sushi maki rolls and nigiri, packaged desserts, hot bentos and bowls (pork katsu and gyudon), onigiri and chilled drinks. The produce they carry comes smaller bunches and packaged in plastic, they don't carry fresh meat or dairy though there are some of these items in the frozen section. Snacks, ramen, dry foods and condiments they have plenty of, as well as a small selection of bath/beauty and cute stickers and socks in the back. On this hot and humid day, I stopped in for a drink--grabbed a chilled oolong tea--and will be back to pick up some sushi rolls at some point I'm sure! Staff interaction was brief though friendly at the checkout counter.

Japanhattan! Genkiya…read moreMart is the closest thing to a Family Mart or Lawson's from Japan. It's a well-organized Japanese grocery store and deli with a bright, clean layout, making it easy to browse imported Japanese goods. I doubt the egg sandwiches made it all the way here from Japan, but the look the same. Pick up a Coolish, which is a frozen packet of soft serve you can put on your neck to cool off before you eat it. They have microwaves and tables- if they run out of seats, go eat at DeSalvio Playground nearby. Allegedly they sell their deli, sushi, bento boxes, etc at 50% discount every night at 8pm. People come in at 7:30 and it's like Brack Friday. $10 min on credit card, so bring cash.

I got the iced latte. For five dollars, could've gone to starbies but it's ok. I suggest going for…read morematcha. Although I haven't had it here I think it could be good. This may sounds controversial, but my sister who LOVES sugar threw out Ramune because it was so sweet. No blame to the mart though, al the drinks and food are super reasonably priced. Some cute home goods upstairs. Might come back to get a soy sauce container.

Nice Japanese grocery store with a wide selection of snacks, seafood, veggies, soda, kitchand…read morecosmetic products.

Ten Ichi Mart has a very big selection of food and beverages for its size. You can find freshly…read moreprepared salads, onigiri, sushi, and other dishes. They have so many snacks and sweets too. The group I went with made a big order so the owners threw in extra snacks. And while I did name the things they have, I can't eat fish but there was no cross-contamination. I just had to have a salad while my co-workers had the really good stuff. [Insert Arthur hands here]

Really solid Japanese grocery store in Cobble Hill. It has a great collection of Asian grocery…read moreitems (think ramen, condiments, drinks, snacks), and a wide selection of hot and freshly made foods, including onigiri and poke bowls. Clean and bright inside. It's affordably priced and the food is pretty good (not restaurant quality per se but still very solid). There's a credit card minimum that they enforce and the checkout line moves quick!

A small specialty grocery shop on Mott Street in Chinatown. With weather pending the owner…read moresometimes place items outdoors which enticed me for a visit and ultimately a purchase for my favorite item, Pocky. The original chocolate Pocky is very easily to be quickly sold out at most Asian grocery stores, but not Tong Ren Grocery. Price is average for one large $4.50 per package. The associate was somewhat attentive as he quickly sprung to his feet at the register from bending his head and face glued to his smartphone. There are various Ginseng available. Business cards are available for grabs which is thermography printing on one side and digital printing on the other.

It's a small little Shop off Mott St in the middle of Chinatown. There are so many little shops…read morelike these all over but the stand outside caught my mother's eye and the attendant inside was very helpful. There are so many neat and unique things inside I didn't know where to start looking but the prices are fair and the variety is interesting, definitely a place to come and check out for specific needs.