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Ebisu Life Store

3.7 (16 reviews)
Closed 10:30 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Hui L.

Ever since Teso opened up their first location on Roosevelt, a bunch of similar stores have popped up all around Flushing. I think there's another across the street from the Flushing library and second Teso right around the corner from XinFuTang. They all pretty much carry the same selection of Japanese imported goods. I like the layout of this store better as there's more space in each aisle and the store is quite big as well. This location is a bit further from the hustle and bustle of Main Street but I managed to pick up some cute stickers and a box of Blendy Stick milk tea was on sale. They even have a hot drink section like in Japan 711s! Now if they would just add a hot food section too.

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Sara Y.

Everything is Automatically items especially imported items from Japan. inside of the stores aren't Crowded at all. Clean and easy to look at each products. It's not very pricey although it's from Overseas. The store is across from Queens public Library you can find it very easy.

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Steven T.

This store is filled with so many Japanese goods. Decorative plates and bowls, face masks, snacks, drinks, baby stuff and stationary. They have some anime figures as well. Also, something called a Tenga?

Elsie W.

This is like a prettier bigger Teso! And what I loved most about it is the HOT DRINKS SECTION!!!!!! Just like in Japan! I've been waiting for this forever. If you don't know what I'm talking about, refer to the photos. I love the small sized drinks, just the perfect portion. The prices are pretty high but some products go on sale sometimes! They have a lot of buy one get one free deals so watch out for those! Japanese snacks, beauty products, stationary, house hold products, everything you need in a convenience store.

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Rita L.

Walked around, lots of options and stuff to check out, staff does follow customers around... guess to stop people from stealing? Doesn't bother me but thought that was interesting. Clean and organized, pretty nice set up. More like 3.5 but giving them a 4 since it's a nice addition in flushing.

This lady follows all customers! No privacy or space given! At least watch from a distance, not breathe down everyone's necks...
Eileen C.

Nice and clean store that sells Japanese products. The reason for 2 stars is the incompetent and unfriendly staff. This woman (in the photo I posted) kept following us every aisle we were browsing. How irritably uncomfortable! How is someone supposed to shop while someone is literally breathing down your neck? Not to mention we're still in a pandemic and this woman had no shame standing only 1 foot away. Seriously? I'm not a thief. I wouldn't steal anything especially in this day and digital age.

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Ellen C.

If you can't go to Japan, this is the next best thing. Seems like quite a few of these stores have been popping up in Flushing and around St Mark's street. Ebisu is a Japanese Drug Store that sells a wonderful assortment of Japanese products. Lots of things made me reminisce of shopping in Japan. Lots of snacks ranging from cookies, jellos, famous snacks, baby snacks, chips, furikake and more. You do need to pay attention for items on sale. Usually they are about to expire the same month or the following month. You can also find kitchenware such as kitchen tools, plates, bowls, utensils, thermos, and more as well. They also sell beauty products such as makeup, beauty care (high end and low end), shampoo and conditioner and masks. There's Japanese medicines, toys, hats, bras....basically everything. It's fun to walk around. I love looking at Japanese products-especially the snacks. Lots of stuff to try. Oh, I love the bag they use for your purchases. Super cute. If you don't make the minimum, the 5 cents is worth it.

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A better option to Teso Life. Located by Star Bucks on Main Street. Cashiers are typically friendly! Decent selection.

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Shop here pretty often for the convenience. I haven't had any major problems with the customer…read moreservice. The lines can get pretty long, especially if they only have one or two people in the front checking out. Not sure what happened to the self-checkout machines that they had before. It was definitely a lot more efficient before and now, it feels like they backtracked. The location is pretty clean and they usually have everything that I need in stock. Recently, they also started locking certain things up, which I imagine is due to more things being stolen. I haven't had any major problems with that but it can be a little annoying sometimes to press on the help button whenever you need to get something. There are a lot of personal things that are locked away so it's kind of awkward at times as well. My sister wanted to buy deodorant and even that was locked up. We had to press the button and wait for staff to awkwardly navigate through the various scents until we found which one we wanted.

I have to shop here sometimes but I try to avoid it- usually the staff is nice but since they have…read morelocked up items it takes forever to shop. Today I rang the bell and it didn't work. Rang a second one that didn't work. I asked a man stocking shelves to help me and he didn't even look up and said "in a minute" in a rude manner. I asked a female worker to help me and she came immediately. We passed the guy and he said "I said to wait a minute!" again rudely with a raised voice. " I told him he was rude and he protested. Come on! When people are shopping and spending what is now a ridiculous amount of money for items at your business you can't be so rude! Plus, it's their decision to lock things up and it feels like they blame the customers. I told them that I would buy it somewhere else. I can deal with a short wait but the rudeness is so unnecessary. Tired of dealing with that.

Ebisu Life Store - drugstores - Updated May 2026

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