Tokyo Mart

Very clean Asian market they have most everything you need for recipes prices are a little high for some items. (10-50 cents sometimes)

Friendly staff, wide selection of Asian products & relatively inexpensive sushi

Chinese / Japanese / food shop. Like / Ginseng ginseng/ please this more./ Comparison.

A good Japanese market... worth the visit things I cant get anywhere else

The cheapest Asian groceries market in Manhattan (probably?) I lived in rural area in Missouri state, and I see the price of groceries in Wall**rt in the area and here are not so much different, and even tofu was cheaper than it is in the rural area! Korean and Japanese Instant noodles, Chinese seasoning and sauces seem really affordable price comparatively other markets! *P.s: Show your ID when you use a card.

its a cute place with authentic japanese products but i guess i walked in here thinking it was similar to an hmart or dainobu lmao pros: mos def a good place if you're into obscure japanese candy foreign to even japanese people. cons: dont walk in here thinking youre gonna find a ucc coffee or something or any can of a Japanese brand coffee-like beverage? calpico sure but no coffee i guess? maybe im just pissed that i heard about this place, took like 10 mins to find and no coffee lmaoi really was feening for coffee but, regardless of my heartbreak with the lack of coffee lmao its a good place, so stop by

Get your tea there or even a bite

Great place to find cheap Japanese groceries, but they also have a selection of ingredients from other Asian cuisines (Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, etc.)

Good place to buy your groceries. Check the best buy dates on all products. Some items are past the date.

Freshest sushi I've ever had for a great price. Not sure what ppl were talking about getting sick. Honestly never had fresher fish!

Although not a huge store like the two floors grocery on Canal Street, just around the corner, it pretty much has just about any and every Chinese, Japanese and Thai ingredient you could want at the most reasonable prices. They also have Chinese dishware and a great tea selection. If in Chinatown definitely worth visiting and a place I go out of my way to stock up on my Asian ingredients.

Best smelling durian

The cheapest authentic japanese groceries you can find in the area. They also make sushi. Tasted once and didn't get sick. I wish they keep their shelves and store items clean. The store kinda feels old fashioned and dusty. Otherwise great store.

More expensive comparing to other stores, but have some foods and good you probably won’t be able to find anywhere else.

They have everything Japanese in here. They have my favorite seafood noodle cups and they're 100% cheaper than other markets.