Nijiya Market Little Tokyo Store

I cannot speak highly enough about this grocery store. The range of fresh, locally sourced ingredients available is simply exceptional. Whether you're looking for organic produce or specialty ingredients, this store has it all. The aisles are well-stocked and neatly organized, making it a breeze to find everything I need. The prices are competitive, and the staff is always willing to assist and provide recommendations. This grocery store has become an integral part of my weekly routine.

The store is small, but it's selling Japanese items if you're looking for Japanese stores/groceries/items. They sell fresh/hot to-go foods and offer some discounts depending on the time of the day. You can find sushi, deli, snacks, drinks, beverages, sake, udon fresh/packaged, tea, Japanese foods, etc. Also, they deliver, or you can order through services like Doordash. They have security for your safety concerns.

Love the food and snacks my son likes to buy surprise Goku cards there

Mochi is my very favorite food, and mitarashi dango is my favorite variant. I have tried many different mitarashi dango all over the US, but the ones sold at this particular store are still my favorite. If the person who made them is reading this, thank you for making me so happy!! 3939!!!

If you're looking for affordable, fresh Japanese food—including sushi and snacks—this is the spot for you. Compared to the overpriced restaurants in the area, this place offers the best value. Just check out the generous serving of uni for $11, while another restaurant charges $28 for just two small uni nigiri. The salmon poke is packed with more salmon than rice, making it a fantastic choice. It's the perfect place to enjoy high-quality food with your date; you'll both leave feeling full and satisfied, all while enjoying the pleasant atmosphere of a Japanese village market—without breaking the bank.