Kylie Dan

Small Japanese grocery store that somehow packs a ton of good stuff into it. Japanese seasonings and soup stocks. A variety of sweet and savory snacks. Frozen goods like fish cakes, mochi, and dumplings. Drinks and desserts. Dried mushrooms and seaweed. Curry and stew base boxes. Furikake. Alcohol. A small section with cookware and beauty products. It’s a cute store packed with stuff, and the staff were friendly. I’d come more often if I lived closer!!

Love this place! Seiwa is a Japanese market, and they have a great variety of Japanese foods from produce to snacks and frozen goodies. I prefer this place over other Asian supermarkets in the area like Tokyo Central and Ranch 99. I was able to find some Japanese snacks that I couldn’t find anywhere else! It was super nostalgic for me. I got some ingredients to make okonomiyaki and can’t wait to eat it this week. :)

One of the best sushi places I’ve been to in the states. The fish is super fresh and melts in your mouth. The restaurant is run by Japanese people and the chefs are also Japanese. However, this place can get superrrrr busy. We came around 12 and had to wait around an hour. The restaurant itself is small, so your food comes out reasonably quickly. The service is attentive. It’s a great restaurant with great food! The quality is worth the price! They also have fish you can get that’s flown from Japan. Crazy!