Before winter comes, it's almost time to start posting winter babies ~
Since it is destined to grow meat, then you have to eat something good!
For example
MYOJO's star ramen, kabo eel, and mountain fire recommended by gourmet expert Mui Yee
Lupicia White Peach Oolong Tea, Liposuction Cola
There are many delicious island countries that have been popular for a long time.
Royce's coincidence, chocolate chips, Yanagitsu Sankata, Yoshinodo chicken cake,
There are countless exquisite souvenirs...
Did you find out? I ca n’t help but chop my hands
All! Yes! day! this! Oh!
Take this cheat book and go to the Bay Area Japanese Supermarket, which has everything and surprises you!
[San Francisco]
Nijiya Makret
Address: 1737 Post St. # 333, San Francisco, CA 94115
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00 am-8:00pm
Nijiya Market, located in Japantown, is the largest Japanese general supermarket in Sanban. It contains various Japanese ingredients such as various sauces, vegetables and fresh rice cakes.
Although the store's stuff is relatively messy, you can buy a variety of sashimi and raw beef, and making a shabu-shabu at home is also super easy!
Classmates who have no time to cook due to going to school can also buy a lot of instant frozen food ~
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
Super Mira
Address: 1790 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94115
营业时间：周一至周六 10:00am-7:00pm；周日 10:30am-6:00pm
Super Mira is a very small Japanese supermarket only one block away from Nijiya.
As the saying goes, sparrows are small, but they have all the organs.
There is an area where you can enjoy the pre-made food you bought before, and you can also order hot ramen and Japanese udon.
Sashimi is also fresher than Nijiya!
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
You can buy fresh Mahoroba's bread at Super Mira every Sunday.This bakery in Sacramento has a super high score of 4.5 on Yelp.
Every Saturday you can buy Patisserie Norina's cakes, and ohagi mochi!
You can also order Yasukochi's Sweet Stop cakes at Super Mira.
You can buy these famous cake shops in this small Japanese supermarket, isn't it particularly convenient!
Remember to call in advance to make an appointment ~
[East Bay]
Tokyo Fish Market
Address: 1220 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94706
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 am-6:00pm; closed on Sunday
Tokyo Fish Market is the largest Japanese supermarket closest to Oakland.
If a friend asks where you can buy fresh fish and Japanese food ingredients, Tokyo Fish Market must be your first choice.
If you don't know how to choose fish, Tokyo Fish staff will tell you which fish is the freshest and which fish is the best.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
(The above picture is fromYelp）
They also offer the freshest nigiri, inari, and handrolls to the Musashi restaurant next door. There are also tempura, teriyaki, tonkatsu and other Japanese bento boxes.
But the only drawback is that it is really not good for parking here!
(The above picture is fromumamimart）
Yaoya-sa
Address: 10566 San Pablo Ave, El Cerrito, CA 94530
Opening hours: Closed on Monday; Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 am-7:00pm
Like Tokyo Fish Market, Yaoya-sa also offers fresh sashimi and sushi bento boxes to Berkeley's Musashi restaurant.
If you have a particular product you want to buy, you can make a phone call and ask if it is available ~
Yaoya-sa sells a full range of products, including sake, shochu, meat and fish, and Patisserie Norina desserts every Tuesday and Thursday.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
Diablo Oriental Foods
Address: 2590 N Main St, Walnut Creek, CA 94597
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am-6:00pm; closed on Sunday
Diablo is a very small grocery store.
Although it is not the most variety, the cleanest, or the largest Japanese market, the price of his sashimi is indeed the friendliest!
If you live in Walnut Creek and don't want to drive to Berkeley to buy something, Diablo is definitely enough for you.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
[South Bay and Peninsula]
Santo Market
Address: 245 E Taylor St, San Jose, CA 95112
营业时间：周一不营业；周二至周六 9:00am-6:00pm；周日 10:00am-2:00pm
Santo is an old Japanese supermarket in the Bay Area. It was established in 1946 as a family business. In addition to some Japanese snacks and miscellaneous items, there are daily necessities in the United States.
The small restaurant at Island Deli @ Santo Market, although the decoration is very old-shcool, but the taste is still good.
There are sandwiches, sushi, BBQ Specialties, Hawaiian shaved ice, and more.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
From week to week, there are Strawberry mochi, which contains a whole large strawberry.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
Mitsuwa
Address: 675 Saratoga Ave, San Jose, CA 95129
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00 am-9:00pm
I believe many people know the Yaohan of Japan. Yaohan is a large Japanese chain retailer. It was acquired by AEON in 2000 and renamed Maxvalu Tokai. Haha you must have heard this! The Yaohan in the Bay Area was taken over by Mitsuwa in 1995.
The biggest feature of Mitsuwa is that it is really big! The variety is very complete, in addition to the area for buying fresh vegetables and meat, there are all housewares, beauty and skin care products, Lupicia Fresh Tea, sushi, small bookstores, Matcha Love Cafe, and Nihonbashi Japanese dim sum house. Basically, you can find everything you can't buy in other Japanese supermarkets.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
Beyond the first time, Mitsuwa hosts food exhibitions in different regions of Japan each year, such as the Nagoya Food Festival, the Ramen Show in Hokkaido, and the Sweets & Sweets Show in Kyushu.
Last year's Hokkaido Food Show featured fresh seafood rice bowls, cola cakes, king crabs from Sapporo, salmon roe and sea urchins from Otaru, and Hokkaido's popular souvenir moon cakes, three parties and six cakes. It is said that Mitsuwa also sells super cost-effective Japanese lucky bags every year in the new year, and there will be various snacks and beauty cosmetics in it!
(The above picture partly comes fromumamimart）
Looking back at the 2016 Mitsuwa Hokkaido Food Show ~
https://www.thechihuo.com/article/mitsuwa-hokkaido-gourmet-fair-2016
But what attracts Mitsuwa the most is the Shantou Ramen (SANTOUKA), which is rated as the best ramen shop in the Bay Area TOP3.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
(The above picture is fromYelp）
marukai
Address: 19750 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95015
营业时间：周一至周六：9:00am-9:00pm；周日：9:00am-8:00pm
The other is a large Japanese supermarket with a variety of Japanese food, fresh vegetables and snacks.
If you come to this supermarket often, you can apply for membership. Members will have very favorable price discounts and other benefits!
Marukai's sashimi and sushi are quite fresh, and there are many choices of alcohol, including some drinks that are unique to his family. For example, some popular net red fat-reducing colas were only sold here!
(The above picture partly comes fromumamimart）
Nijiya
Address: 240 Jackson St. San Jose, CA 95112
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00 am-9:00pm
Address: 1956 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA 94403
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00 am-9:00pm
Address: 143 E. El Camino Real, Mountain View, CA 94040
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00 am-10:00pm
There are three Nijiya in Nanwan and Peninsula, mainly selling Japanese vegetables, meat and other daily necessities. There are fewer types of daily necessities than Mitsuwa and Marukai, but they are complete.
The biggest highlight here should be organic food with a good reputation. There are organic options for brown rice, soy sauce, and more. Although the price is a bit more expensive, but the things are very delicate.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
Both San Mateo and Mountain View have ramen shops. Because it is very convenient and cheap, many people choose to come here for lunch.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
Takahashi Market
Address: 221 S Claremont St, San Mateo, CA 94401
营业时间：周一周二不营业；周三至周五10:00am-7:00pm；周六10:00am-6:00pm；周日 11:00am-3:00pm
Takahashi is a family-owned company founded in 1906 and now runs the fourth generation of managers.
Compared to other emerging Japanese supermarkets, it does look a little outdated, but it still has a large number of loyal customers.
Takahashi sells all Asian food, especially snacks from Japan and Hawaii. In 06, a new fast-food restaurant opened in the store, serving Hawaiian plate lunches such as Loco Moco, Kalua pork, musubi, poi and lau lau. The supplier ships fresh fish to the store every Thursday.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
(The above picture is fromYelp）
Suruki Supermarket
Address: 71 E 4th Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
营业时间：周一至周六 10:00am-7:00pm；周日 10:00am-6:00pm
Suruk started out as a Japanese store specializing in home delivery. In 1980 Suruk opened his own Japanese food company in Burlingame. Ten years later, Suruki became a Japanese supermarket.
Although it is very small compared to Mitsuwa and Marukai, the store is very clean and tidy, and the types of sashimi are also very complete.
Every week, the freshest tofu from Sacramento and San Jose comes to the store.
There are also Japanese whiskies and various shochu that are hard to find in the Bay Area.
(The above pictures are fromumamimart）
Every day after 6 o'clock, all sushi and Japanese bento are half off! The price is very affordable.
Of course, if you want a cheap dinner, be sure to line up early.
(The above picture is fromYelp）
[This article is compiled fromumamimart, Some pictures come from the network]
