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Nijiya Market
- Grocery
- Los Angeles, CA
About this business
Nestled in Little Tokyo, the Japanese district of Los Angeles, this branch of Nijiya Market sells East Asian groceries and produce. Browse through this supermarket to search for ingredients to prepare Japanese meals, where you will find seaweed packets to make sushi, organic sweet rice, flour, dried grains and beans, organic herbs and vegetables, matcha (green tea) and confectioneries such as Green Tea Kit Kats. One can also shop for boxed lunches, fresh seafood and meat, liquors including sake, rice balls and rice cakes.
Location details
124 Japanese Village Plaza Mall, Los Angeles, CA, 90012, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
Great for Asian ingredients/groceries This little store has a really great variety of produce, Asian ingredients and food, and other groceries. They even have pre-packaged meals that you can heat up and eat in a small eating area outside! One of the cons, though, is that they're kind of pricey, and sometimes the people aren't too helpful.
Perfect place to buy Japanese snacks This location is smaller than Nijiya market in West Los Angeles, but it is perfect to buy some Japanese snacks and drinks when you visit Little Tokyo. Their selection of bento and sushi is nice.
Tiny, small selection. Why bother? The stuff they have here is limited and questionable freshness. I'd rather not and shop around Little Tokyo to satisfy a craving.
Tiny, small selection. Why bother? The stuff they have here is limited and questionable freshness. I'd rather not and shop around Little Tokyo to satisfy a craving.
Perfect place to buy Japanese snacks This location is smaller than Nijiya market in West Los Angeles, but it is perfect to buy some Japanese snacks and drinks when you visit Little Tokyo. Their selection of bento and sushi is nice.
REVIEW FROM CITYSEARCH's 3BUCKBITES DICTATOR – Hot dog on a stick, cheesecake on a stick, spaghetti on a stick.you've gotta admit that state fairs and carnivals got one thing right with their on-a-skinny-piece-of-wood cuisine: it's easy to eat (and just more fun.) But if once a year just isn't going to cut it for you, get yourself to a Japanese market and try dango, precious Japanese rice flour dumplings (mochi-like) smothered in a teriyaki-like syrup of soy sauce and sugar, then speared with a stick. P.S. Fun fact: the main... read more
REVIEW FROM CITYSEARCH's 3BUCKBITES DICTATOR – Hot dog on a stick, cheesecake on a stick, spaghetti on a stick. You've gotta admit that state fairs and carnivals got one thing right with their on-a-skinny-piece-of-wood cuisine: it's easy to eat (and just more fun.) But if once a year just isn't going to cut it for you, get yourself to a Japanese market and try dango, precious Japanese rice flour dumplings (mochi-like) smothered in a teriyaki-like syrup of soy sauce and sugar, then speared with a stick. P.S. Fun fact: the mai... read more
Nijiya – Best local japanese market to go to when you can't make it over to the big Marukai! They have everything you need here in regards to food products!
Great for Asian ingredients/groceries This little store has a really great variety of produce, Asian ingredients and food, and other groceries. They even have pre-packaged meals that you can heat up and eat in a small eating area outside!
Frequently asked questions about Nijiya Market
How is Nijiya Market rated?
Nijiya Market has a 4.6 star rating with 978 reviews.
When is Nijiya Market open?
Nijiya Market is closed now. It will open on Monday at 9:00 a.m.
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