New York, United States
1265 Broadway
N/A
+1 9174090462
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No wheelchair-accessible car park
You'll find ANYTHING Korean/Japanese related here!!! Boyyyyy I was searching for something specific and this was the only place it had it!! To be honest, it's pricey... but sooo worthy!! I wanna go back and buy so much more!.
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This is a fantastic Japanese grocery store. Has so much to Offer! It has general groceries but has tons of beauty products too. It’s a wonderful bright space. I highly recommend this place out!!
Really cute Japanese grocery store. I bought this super cute soup mug with a cute spoon and a panda on top. They also have a lot of other Japanese products that are relatively cheap. I had this matcha ice cream with red bean and mochi cup for only 2, and it tasted freaking amazing! Would definitely recommend.
Awesome Japanese grocery with all sorts of skin care products and groceries! They have Shishedo products my wife hasn't found in the US, but only in Japan! Definitely worth a trip!
Such a cute store with many good products. The staff is very nice helping you choose things if you don't understand the language.
I enjoyed the visit. The store has two floors. Second floor has household items, facial/hair products, pet items, items for babies, beverages, candy/chips. They have a great variety of products I only wish I knew what was written on the labels. Nonetheless an employee can help you. From what I remember everybody was using masks. Not so sure about the social distancing since it was semi crowded. Overall great experience and will visit again.
Interesting place! A Japanese store staffed by young Chinese people, in Koreatown? Yeah, and with a Beyoncé album on the speakers. Lots of women's cosmetics though I noticed nothing for men. A great many packaged foods. I saw nothing fresh, though I didn't explore the whole place. Many, MANY varieties of Pocky and its derivatives by other makers. Also there twas a pretty full lineup of East Asian cooking equipment, as well as sauces, seasonings and oils for cooking. The entrance is ground level, but the store itself is up a double flight of stairs. To opt for the elevator, ask the cashier, who will escort you out the door while calling another staffer. You go back on the street and walk left about 10 steps to a locked glass door. Then the other staffer lets you in and escorts you to the elevator. It's complicated. Nihongo hanashi masen (I can't read Japanese). So I had no idea what many items were. For instance, I wondered if a certain product was toothpaste. It turned out to be hand lotion. Signs above the aisles all say the same thing, so the only way to find something is to ask a staffer, or go exploring. Stores that sell home products designed by designers who have never seen the Western versions, and who therefore occasionally create innovative versions, are definitely worth exploring. Teso is worth exploring.
Cute cosmetic shop downstairs and a store upstairs. Great products
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