Tiendas De Productos Japoneses En San Francisco Cerca De Mi

Matus Kopalko: Authentic japanese style supermarket. Go to the very back - theres the best sushi chunks there.

Bridget Sullivan: Really good selection of fresh and packaged ingredients. great local market

Grace Lin: Such a cute space with delicious food! Especially love the snacks!

Liz K: Imported Japanese products

Anna Valadao: Lots of Japanese food. They helped me find what I wanted.

Div Manickam: Amazing products and reasonable prices ... From black sesame to sweet rice snacks

Richard Messer: Awesome sushi selection with great prices

Sylvia Mok: Small but carried lots of prepackaged sushi, bento, sashimi...

Jeff Ho: left. Excellent shrimp chips selection as well as other things like packaged ramen and alcohol. They don't have the Strong Zero 9% alcoholic drinks that I like though. I haven't been able to find that here in America.

Jade Pouncy-Beecher: Mu favorite place to visit when I am in town.

John Martin-Rutherford: Amazing variety of wonderful things. My mind was racing!!!

Matus Kopalko: Japanese style shopping centre. Authentic shops and food places. If you are around japan town, this mall is a must-see. Plenty of shops around too.

Sofia Jacobo: Great to find all those products from Japan, food, desserts, video games, mangas, books, etc. I'm sure you'll find anything you want!

Grace Lin: Totally in an different atmosphere in here!

Matthew Underwood: Beautiful scenery and great Japanese food

Ray Spickler: I love this place when I visit SF.

Omari Steuben: Great people great deals

Andrei Victor: I am just happy that a place like this still exists this post-pandemic.

Nixon Caparas: Another must-visit spot when you're in SF Japantown. Since my first visit, it's become a regular stop, and I consistently end up making a purchase. Even as someone who typically only enjoys mochi ice cream and isn't a fan of regular mochi, the offerings here are too tempting to resist.We sampled the chocolate mochi in-store, and after they generously allowed us to try a whole piece, we were impressed. Although we enjoyed that flavor, we ultimately chose the strawberry mochi, which turned out to be exceptional. The sweetness was perfectly balanced, neither overwhelming nor bland. It's an ideal place to pick up gifts for your travels or simply treat yourself. The selection includes candies, savory senbei/rice cracker snacks, mochi, teas, cookies, and more. Personally, my favorites to indulge in are the Harajuku Mochi Chocolates in matcha and strawberry flavors!Moreover, they offer intriguing collaboration items featuring series like Demon Slayer and characters like Hello Kitty and Kumamon. Each item is elegantly packaged and ready to be presented straight from the shop.It's worth noting that many items here are directly imported from Japan, offering a unique selection beyond what you'd find in the snacks/gift section at places like Tokyo Central, Nijiya, Mitsuwa, etc. Whether you're a fan of Japanese sweets and snacks or someone who enjoys trying new and different things, a visit here is highly recommended! I'll definitely be returning for their mochi.Their store is located within Japan Center West Mall. If you spot the prominent signage outside, simply proceed straight in, and you'll quickly find their store.

Sebastian Rodriguez: Excellent option for a unique souvenir and to surprise.

Jianqi Chen: highly recommend. Went today the customer service is awesome will definitely come back

Gamer 2010: yummy

Mandiee Leaver: I wish they had an online shop. The hard candies were good.

Jonathan Chiou: Strawberry mochi was pretty good and only cost ~$11 for a box.

Daniel C: and secure your purchases neatly. Makes for a great presentation when giving a gift!

Jose De Armas: My Mochi was DELICIOUS 💟💟 and the woman there was very nice

Mr. D.R.: Excellent sweets shop. The staff were polite and efficient when ringing me up. Would love to go back.

Alex Vinogradov: Great selections

Crystal Chu: and more than willing to guide me around the store, as well as share a few samples :

Lluis Higini Melero Peris: Modified.. During our stay in San Francisco, we were able to visit, among other things, the different attractions of the city, we could not miss the shopping centers, in this case Westfield, located in the heart of the city, therefore we had to enter the same than the other C.C., to shop around. What impresses most is its enormous dome and the stairs that run through the many floors of this center. Most of the shops are located there and to complete the visit, on the ground floor there are several buffet restaurants. Of course, a temptation in which you can spend a whole day without leaving it, truly crazy.

michael crepinsek: Movies and a mall Central downtown

Robert Black: No place to purchase luggage.

Yana Oganesova: Beautiful mall and building but a little run down, eerily empty and lost shops over the years

R. S.: Large and modern shopping center. Especially interesting because of the rare reversing escalators.

Sharon Takamoto Hasegawa: Sad to say that there appears to be about a 70 % vacancy rate here. Stores that are left seem to be fairly well stocked. It's clean and seems to be safe. Photos are of the dome that used to grace The Emporium department store. It is still beautiful.

Guylaine Lamontagne: Nice place

Tammy Buhler: Target was great 👍

Sersha Acworth: Very nice malls

Alan S: Beautiful mall! Wish we had one this beautiful in Wisconsin! We come here every time we’re in town visiting the in-laws!

Victor Perez: Good walk around place and snack .

A A: One of my favorite spots for a quick shopping errand

Kay Hwu: So many people and cars, it was a little stressful navigating.

Hiroki Taenaka: It has a wide variety of stores including Trejo, Whole Foods, Target, Starbucks, and Mac, and the parking lot is spacious and convenient.