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There is a small Japanese restaurant for a quick snack that’s really good! The price is not bad not cheap not experience, fair enough, good quality
This shop has the reasonable price for Japanese stuff. From
Makeup, toys to snacks. The staffs were very nice and let me use the restroom. I bought some comestic stuff and snacks.
I also found the glassware that I like, I will get it next week, I can’t carry it back home this time.
Makeup, toys to snacks. The staffs were very nice and let me use the restroom. I bought some comestic stuff and snacks.
I also found the glassware that I like, I will get it next week, I can’t carry it back home this time.
I found a piece of anime merch that goes for $35-$50 online for less than 15 bucks in here. Automatic 5* experience. And their eel sushi was pretty good. But the rose fruit tea nearly caused me to vomit, so I had to knock off a star. Overall I'd say there's a great selection of items if you're interested in Japanese food or knicknacks.
I appreciate such a great store as a Japanese person who lives in NY! I feel like being in Japan every time l go 😁🇯🇵
Really nice selection of anime merch, some food and snacks though jot really grocery level of stock. The hot food counter and bubble tea counter is the same place you can check out main store items. Friendly staff there is also limited indoor seating to eat hot food on site. (About 12 seats).
Ebisu is a fairly large konbiniensu sutoru (Japanese style convenience store)—filled with health and beauty items, snacks and candies, some home goods, otaku collectibles, plus a soft drink bar. the store is really well-maintained and brightly lit. there so much in each aisle especially the candy + snack aisle—take your time.
stopped in and grabbed a small box of green tea creme cookies as a snack on the go. the boxed snack didn’t disappoint. nice amount of sweetness without being overly sugary sandwiched between two small cookies. snacks are reasonably priced. the cookies i bough was ~ $2-$3.
staff are mostly around checkout and at the beverage bar area.
stopped in and grabbed a small box of green tea creme cookies as a snack on the go. the boxed snack didn’t disappoint. nice amount of sweetness without being overly sugary sandwiched between two small cookies. snacks are reasonably priced. the cookies i bough was ~ $2-$3.
staff are mostly around checkout and at the beverage bar area.
Ebisu Life is very similar to Teso Life in the East Village. If you are in Soho, stop in. But do not make a special trip.
It's a fun store full of Japanese snacks, drinks, beauty products and novelty items. They seem to have quite a few anime and character items like dolls, figures, pillows, etc. In the back, a small section of ceramics and housewares.
It's a fun store full of Japanese snacks, drinks, beauty products and novelty items. They seem to have quite a few anime and character items like dolls, figures, pillows, etc. In the back, a small section of ceramics and housewares.
