Has a One Piece store and a food court besides all the neat Japanese food what else do you need! The food and service were good. The service was quick and clean. Safe area. Definitely shop whenever I'm around. read more

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A Delicious Trip Down Memory Lane! Two Saturdays ago during our Plano visit, I was thrilled to discover a Mitsuwa Marketplace in the Legacy area, just a quick drive from The Colony! If you've been to the Mitsuwa in Edgewater, NJ, you'll understand the nostalgia. This location may not be as huge or spacious as Edgewater, but it still delivers that familiar Mitsuwa experience: Japanese groceries, a mini food court, and plenty of ready-to-eat goodies. The Tiger Prawn Tempura for $3 was an absolute steal--huge, crunchy, fresh-tasting, and delicious! We also grabbed lunch from one of the food court vendors before wandering through the grocery aisles and stocking up on some familiar Japanese favorites we've been missing. But the real standout? The customer service. Shoutout to Alex at the register, who was incredibly patient and accommodating when we asked about finding a cooler for our long drive back to San Antonio. He pointed us to customer service e to make sure we were taken care of. Enter Eddie, who took it a step further. He actually went into the back storage area and found us a clean, used styrofoam cooler--and then gave us three bags of complimentary ice because their ice machine had run out! Talk about going above and beyond. Great food, nostalgic finds, and genuinely kind people made this more than just a quick grocery stop--it was a little trip down memory lane with a side of Japanese comfort food. Alex and Eddie, you both rock! Mitsuwa hospitality for the win! read more

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Mitsuwa is so much fun! They have yummy Japanese food samples sometimes, and all sorts of Japanese products including food, cosmetics, collectibles/ cute things, stationary and more. We enjoyed trying things in the food court area and hanging out for a while. They had a One Piece trading card tournament happening at the same time. I loved my trip to Japan a few years back, so Mitsuwa provides the perfect nostalgia for me. read more

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This is a nice marketplace to have in the area with a heavy focus on Japanese goods including food, drink, small appliances, and more. This Mitsuwa location is located within a strip plaza with a good amount of parking. There are two entrances, with one closer to the food court area. The marketplace is smaller than the Mitsuwa location I used to frequent in Edgewater, New Jersey, and possibly closer in size to the Waikiki location, but that was to be expected. Their food court area was also small and had a handful of restaurants. The restrooms are located all the to the right side of the establishment, past the food court. While there are many Japanese goods available at this marketplace, the goods are not inexpensive. I appreciate they have my favorite drinks like CC Lemon and matcha, Japanese beauty products, and even some harder to come by Hawaiian Suns. There is a section to pick up pre-made sushi and cold food items as well as a pre-made and heat lamp covered area for hot food items, but both looked kind of dry. Not my favorite Mitsuwa location but would suffice and happy to have it around when I do need something in particular. read more

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I lived in Japan for four years, and my wife is Japanese, so we were excited when Mitsuwa opened here. That said, I'm concerned about the direction the store is heading -- they seem to be stocking more shelf-stable goods (instant ramen, packaged snacks) while the fresh produce, fish, and deli sections have noticeably shrunk. I also question the location. Opening near Highway 75 instead of near the tollway by Toyota's headquarters feels like a missed opportunity -- that area is where most of the corporations (including Japanese ones) are concentrated, and Japanese groceries sell at a premium. A spot closer to that crowd would likely draw more consistent traffic from a demographic -close to the tollway- that doesn't mind paying premium prices. We've started going to Hmart in Carrollton more often -- it's easier to get to, has a great fresh selection, and carries most Japanese staples, though not everything. I really hope Mitsuwa takes another look at their location or strategy because I'd love to see them thrive here. Dallas needs a dedicated Japanese supermarket, and they have so much potential to be the go-to Japanese market in North Texas. read more

Lots of parking at this location. This is like a bougier mix between Teso Life and HMart--so many Japanese goodies from food to hair and skin care to random goodies. They also have Plano specific goods that you can only get at this location. I love the NorCal locations and I love this one too! They've got a good food hall currently with curries, fried rice, ramen, and amazing matcha. I could come and have a great day of shopping here! read more

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Mitsuwa is one of my favorite supermarket chains. I've visited a Northern California one, and an Oahu one. I do wish they would have a MoDo (the best mochi donuts) but I dream and digress. But they do have the best groceries, snacks and drinks, and most importantly, fresh ready to eat meals and snacks to go! These grocery chains aren't meant to be some upscale or trendy destination. The consistency between locations across the country is nice. You always know what you're going to get when you drop in. They're a one stop shop for all things Japanese and worth the trek if you're not a Plano resident. Not to mention, everyone who works here is always kind and helpful. Another plus is that if you're not in the mood for what the market has to offer, the food court next door has different restaurants offering more street food options. I've tried most of them but I'm partial to the sushi here. That and the onigiri is my little one's favorite. Even better now that they carry Hoshi Cafe's giant onigiri! They don't have their full menu, but they have a lot of fillings that are toddler friendly. If you're craving a post meal boba, boba republic on the opposite end of the plaza has delicious drinks. Happy grocery shopping and dining! P.S. they have kid friendly carts with what's essentially their version of a cozy coupe attached to the front! Bless Mitsuwa for making it possible for parents with little ones to shop lol read more

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A must stop spot whenever I'm in the area! Mitsuwa is a mostly Japanese grocery store that carries a great selection of fresh Japanese perishables, snacks, drinks, and imported goods. I always swing by here for dessert after grabbing sushi next door. It's become a bit of a ritual. Their mochi, puddings, and seasonal sweets are always rotating, so there's always something new to try. It's easy to get lost in the aisles discovering fun treats and drinks you won't find at your usual grocery store. If you're into Japanese cuisine or just love trying new snacks, Mitsuwa's definitely worth the visit. read more

Mitsuwa Marketplace - Assorted sweet treat. - International Grocery Near Me - Plano, Texas

Mitsuwa Marketplace is located in Plano, Tx that offers Japanese grocery and supplies where you can shop for all your favorite Japanese foods in a nice, clean, and friendly environment! The market can be easily found off of Legacy Drive. The parking lot offers ample parking due to it being in a shopping center where parking can easily be found. From entering the store, you will notice fresh fruit and vegetables as well as herbs and spices. This store has literally everything you need to host your upcoming shabu shabu party or yaki nikku gathering! They have a wide variety of already cut meats from beef cuts, and pork cuts as well as poultry. The seafood section is my personal favorite where you can buy whole slabs of sushi grade tuna, salmon, and also yellowtail and many more where you can just go home and cut your own and save big without going to a restaurant. They also carry many different variety's of bento boxes such as already cooked salmon over rice and chicken karaage where you can just pop in a microwave and eat minutes later. They have many options of onigiri such as tuna mayo, and salmon where you can easily bring to your next picnic or eat at the beach. They have already prepared sushi, and chirashi bowls that have soysauce and wasabi inside the container and the cashier will happily give you disposable chopsticks at check out. As for your fresh meats and produce they also have many flavors of instant ramen and udon, and are stacked with all your favorite sauces, salad dressings, and dipping sauces anyone could ask for! The drink selection is great here where they have all your teas, juices, and sodas as well as your alcohol such as beers, wines, and sake. The grocery market also sells your favorite Japanese snacks and candies as well as bread to complete your shopping experience. This place also has weekly sells on specific items so make sure you stay up on your shopping game to get the most bang for your buck! So, the next time you're in the mood for some good ole Japanese comfort food such as curry or maybe experimenting in the kitchen to make your greatest tonkatsu ramen or something so simple such as miso soup please come here for a one stop shop to pick up all your items at this supermarket and I'm sure you won't regret it! read more

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Mitsuwa, you ought to be ashamed. Not only is everything overpriced - the onigiri are $9 each - the whole store reeks of bathrooms. They're not listing the true ingredients on the onigiri. There are customers with food allergies, you have to tell the truth here!! Since you don't sell a single umeboshi in the store without msg, I KNOW your umeboshi onigiri have msg, and I'm 95% sure the salmon ones have shoyu, which has wheat in it. All I bought was a single daifuku, and it gave me a stomachache. Even the stationery store didn't make it worth coming here. All they're doing is trying to attract anime-otaku, and letting everything else fall by the wayside. Not coming back. Ever!!! read more

Medium sized grocery store that has a lot of Japanese grocery items! They even have a food court and pre made bentos, sushi, onigiris and more. It's a fun area to go with friends, date, family etc. Recently I came for their taste of japan event and got to try some of their sushi and it was very delicious. I really enjoyed their scallop sushi the best. The next favorites were the madai and Yellowtail. You can also pre order sushi trays in advanced for Parties and or family dinners on their website or in store! Overall a clean grocery store with many Japanese items, a little expensive but it's more for convenience to find all Japanese items in one place! read more

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Cool Japanese marketplace! This was such a treat to go to. There was a lot of exclusive Japanese products. The place was well designed and clean. The staff are friendly. I like that there was free samples to try. There's a lot of fun design. read more

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This is a wonderful market! They have a large variety of items packed into this location. They have a small bookstore with stationary items, goshapon, and even a food court. The marketplace is very clean and organized in a logical way with prepared foods towards the front. My go-to items is their onigiri and baked goods. I love the Texas sized salmon onigiri they carry. So tasty and filling. I also tried a matcha latte and strawberry mochi donut from their food court. Both items were delicious and not too sweet. Warning it does get really crowded in the afternoon on the weekends which makes parking a challenge. I visited during a tuna cutting day so it was really crowded inside the store. read more

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I've been to Chicago one so this is not as exciting as I expected. Grocery : great variety even though it's not that big. Food court : offer 4 options with to-go area inside the grocery part. Cleanliness : 9/10 read more

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This is a good place to get hard to find products. It has a good market, prepared food and a great supply of groceries to use at home. Seems to be more specialized than H Mart and provides niche products that are not provided by any other local DFW store. read more

When hotel franchises don't live up to the standards of the brand they lose their "flag" and have to change names. This Mitsuwa should just call themselves Japan Grocer or Tokyo Outpost. This store was awful compared to my experiences with other locations. No sashimi whatsoever. 1 mangled package of toro sushi left. An absolutely atrocious selection of prepared foods. They didn't even have Tea's teas Rose ice tea which every Japanese grocer or Hmart has. The food court also looked terrible. Don't you dare buy sake here. My favorite Tozai Snow Maiden is $22 here vs $13 at Total Wine read more

There are so many great Japanese food and grocery options that are harder to find elsewhere here! Although the prices may not be as cheap as a large chain grocery store (understandably) I really love their large selection of unique Japanese snacks and fresh foods. The seafood is high quality and a very reasonable price. They even do events sometimes for great food or cultural experiences! The marketplace also has a gachapon section, a One Piece card game section and a large food court. read more

Mitsuwa Marketplace - International Grocery Near Me - Plano, Texas

This Mistuwa location seems to be emphasizing the convenience store angle: the snack, candy, beverage, and prepared foods sections are highlighted and allotted more space than produce, staples, seasoning, and other ingredients for cooking. For reference, I've habitually frequented the Edgewater, NJ location for groceries, and I have visited the Chicago, IL location once before. "Everything is bigger in Texas" is untrue of this Mitsuwa location; it's actually on the smaller side. It hosts a small food court, a bookstore, and what seems to be a rotating selection of claw and gachapon machines. Parking here is a breeze; in comparison, the Edgewater location can be quite difficult, especially if arriving later in the day or during a special event. There are two entrances. The food court, to the right of the main entrance, has its own entrance. To the left of the main entrance are 2-3 short checkout registers, and located near those is the prepared food section. Sushi and sashimi are available, as well as other assorted bento boxes of food. Around the corner is a dessert and beverage section. The produce section is quite small and limited. Like other Mitsuwas, produce tends to come neatly wrapped in pre-portioned sizes. While I can confidently shop for produce at the Edgewater location, it would be difficult to do so at this location. The Natto selection here is quite diverse; there are numerous choices. Similarly, a refrigerated wall for miso exists, where one can find more difficult to obtain types of miso. The diversity of the sashimi selection is limited in comparison to Edgewater's selection, and their meat aisle is not as extensive. On the other hand, the alcohol and beverage aisle doesn't appear to have been whittled down. If you are looking for seasoning sauces such as soy sauce, vinegar, and the like, this Mitsuwa has condensed the options down to a single, partial aisle. In comparison, the Edgewater location had a large swath of aisle dedicated to soy sauce, including descriptive signage for each category of soy sauce. When coming to the Plano location for the first time, I was disappointed in the options. Similarly, the noodle selection was a bit disappointing. Ideally, you'd have a bajillion choices for soba, ramen and more; but here it's quite limiting. The appliance section is teensy, relegated to an after thought near the registers. The Edgewater location has two aisles dedicated to rice cookers, electric girdles, tea makers, etc. The prepped food section here is somewhat substantial. Prepared sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, desserts, and beverages take up the perimeter of the kitchen area near the registers. You'll frequently find shopper perusing and browsing for items here. Checkout--the staff at the registers are friendly and efficient. The food court here is never particularly crowded. While the Edgewater food court is roughly triple to quadruple the size in terms of seating, there will be long lines everywhere, and difficulty finding open seating. So a plus side of the Plano location is less foot traffic. read more

Very clean and well stocked. Great variety of items, food, grocery, ready made sushi, and a little food court. Great store! A must visit. Love it. read more

Fun environment and authentic Asian foods! On Saturdays they have samples you can try. We love shopping for speciality items here. read more

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If you're in the area, this grocery store is worth checking out. It is big and has so many things to select from. The food court is also very convenient and tasty. Ramen 4/5 Very big portion. The flavor was good but a bit light. Bao 3/5 Saucy and filled with meat. Flavor was as expected but sauce was a bit much. Skewers 5/5 Great seasoning. It was spicy and flavorful. read more

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Small Japanese grocery store with a nicely curated selection of authentic foods. Everything from an extensive sake selection to fresh meats(already sliced and ready for cooking). Snacks,drinks,make up. Anything someone from Japan needs to get a little taste of home, here in Texas. I found many products I want to try and can't wait to plan a menu and return. I was particularly impressed with the price and freshness of the octopus. If you're an adventurous cook you just have to ... Go!!! read more

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When I want to feel like I am back in Japan, this is my go to place. I see all the goodies and my eyes start dancing with joy. The food court inside of this place reminds me of the great eats you can find in Japan, from ramen, tonkatsu, sushi and the like things. When shopping here you have a variety of choices your senses will short circuit with all that you see. Okay, maybe it was my sense that short circuited. I can go spend happy with the variety of goods. This place is very enjoyable and you will have a great time. Come get the taste of Japan, without leaving the great state of Texas. Hope to see you there. read more

Best place for real Japanese marketplace. Great selection and decent prices. Really good meat selection. read more

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Not so sure about the price for a size of cheese cake like this is $32 ? And small mousse cake in the cup is $9.99 ? I love mitzuwa but some of the items prices just freak me out lol read more

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The market place is cool! We just returned from Okinawa and had some of the best food of our lives. We picked up some fresh vegetables, spices and wagu beef to make some shabu Shabu at home. The food court, not so much. No where near the quality and goodness. Especially avoid Kabukiya Ramen, this place was terrible. They served us some big chunks of gristle beef or something. My dogs would not eat it. Terrible! Disgusting! read more

I went there to buy ingredients for a recipe I found online and was blown away! I had lunch at the food court, got a bento box I didn't need, found all the ingredients I needed and of course, their sushi-grade seafood looked impeccable. They also have Japanese games and the building seems to be spilt into groceries on one end, game/book store in the middle and food court on the other end. I loved visiting and would highly recommend checking it out. Staff were very friendly. read more

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I love coming here to the food court to grab a quick snack, lunch or dinner. Weekends are for sure the busiest but definitely worth it trying all the different restaurants inside. read more

Tried the ramen restaurant inside of Mitsuwa and thought it was decent! It wasn't too crowded so we got our food quickly and there's lots of seating! I got the tonkotsu miso ramen, which was good but the two flavors muddied each other out where I couldn't really tell it was tonkotsu or miso; they also only gave one piece of chashu (it was thicker than normal but still...) which was sad. Since they're based on Sapporo ramen, know for miso ramen, I might try the miso ramen next time I'm there. read more

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First and LAST time coming here sadly I was super excited to visit this Mitsuwa since the one in Illinois was amazing. But it was honestly a huge let down. In the cafeteria, the Ramen was so bad I'm surprised it was served, but the customer service was 10/10. Wagyu fried rice was bomb! After that, I went into the little store that sells those surprise boxes, notebooks, etc. I bought a good handful of things, but I realized when I got back home that they overcharged me $10. I emailed them, and waited a week or so, no answer. I called them, they didn't know what to do because their manager was busy and I had to be the one that suggested to let the manager know and contact me back when they're free that day. Lo and behold no answer still and it's been WEEKS. Mitsuwa in Illinois makes this place look like shiz. read more

A product of Japan store. They carry A5 Japanese Wagyu. Lots of fresh food at affordable price. read more

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I used to visit Mitsuwa near Chicago 2 decades ago and was surprised to see one in Plano, TX. I was super excited as who doesn't love Japanese snacks and food. There're two entrances: right side is for food court and left is for the grocery store. We already ate lunch but decided to check out the food court for desserts. There's a pop up Good Times donut shop selling the mochi kind for $2.25 each. Didn't see any soft serve place. Will return to try ramen. The grocery store itself is kinda small with limited varieties. I also love browsing at 99 Ranch, H-mart, Seiwa etc, so I've seen many similar items. I was really hoping for some unique hi-chew flavors and amanatto. There's a Sanrio store and it brought back lots of fond childhood memories! Makes me want to visit Puroland again! read more

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This is located in Plano, Tx. I was super excited to visit here but when I got there, I was surprised at how small this Mitsuwa Marketplace was. I'm used to the big supermarket and food court in New Jersey location. So seeing this one was bit of a shock. There wasn't a lot of selection that I found interesting to buy, but I did find some rice balls to try. They were really good. The food court was also small. There were about maybe 6 booths and a Kinokuniya bookstore. It was pretty quick to walk by compared to the experience I get in NJ but I still enjoyed my visit. read more

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While the square footage of the Mitsuwa-Plano is relatively smaller than the neighboring Jusgo and 99 Ranch Markets and smaller than the Mitsuwa - New Jersey (my first exposure to Mitsuwa), the location is kept clean, neat and organized. The grocery market offers products what most Asian markets would sell, but it is limited due to its square footage. There are also ready to-go meals and dishes. Recently, I found a package of a half a dozen variety of mochi donuts in that section, much to the delight of the little one with me. Along with the grocery market, there is a food court, and a couple of gift shops (Sanrio store and the Kinokuniya bookstore). Located right off Legacy and I-75 - it is convenient for shoppers to access from the highway. For me, the most direct access is via local roads, which makes traveling to Mitsuwa a drive, but when I do go, it's a special reason to visit. read more

Mitsuwa Marketplace - Mochi donuts - International Grocery Near Me - Plano, Texas

Awesome curry rice places in the food area and amazing japanese food items are all over. I see one piece card thingies going on occasionally as well. read more

When throwing a party, I usually visit at Mitsuwa for fresh sashimi such as tuna, halibut, yellow fish, and octopus. Few days ago I had a party with my close friends and I shopped at Mitsuwa, buying tuna, halibut and octopus. And I made a great dishes such as tuna tartar with tuna, grilled octopus with boiled octopus, seared halibut with halibut with other plates. Everything I bought was really fresh and the halibut was not enough sizes, and the staffs came out of kitchen and asked me how big size I wanted and they brought me four big fresh halibut after 10 minutes. Ice cube prepared at the door, and I could make a ice cube bag with my own to keep my fishes fresh while I driving. I am so lucky that Mitsuwa is nearby my home. read more

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Supermarket items are pricey, food court options are lacking, and food doesn't taste great... I'm not sure I'll be back, since the food court next door by Jusgo is ALOT better! I loved the Mitsuwa in Naperville and was really expecting more than what I found here... What we ordered and don't recommend: - Saba (mackerel) set: includes a small bowl of rice, grilled Saba that is a little dry and too salty, and miso soup & raw shredded cabbage salad. The miso soup was probably the best part of this set. - Katsudon (rice topped with deep fried breaded pork cutlet + egg): the Katsu was too soggy and salty... quite disappointing. The highlight yet again, the miso soup. The only thing that was not bad was the takoyaki! I would say try at your own risk, but there are better options close by! read more

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Nice food court. Many choices of Japanese grocery too. High quality food. I like the display of the blind boxes there too. Very cute. read more

Great selection of items for all needs. I am happy we found this place. They have a number of prepared foods to choose from as well as a handful of restaurants that serve hot food made to order. This location has the one card gaming center as well as a gift shop section. I will come back to try more options next time. read more

Mitsuwa Marketplace - Desserts - International Grocery Near Me - Plano, Texas

Mitsuwa is a pretty cool supermarket. That's it. A lot of cool treats and groceries at this spot. If you're looking to find cool things you will most likely find it here. It's very clean and organized. Groceries are a bit expensive in comparison to other oriental markets but I'm sure there is quality here. read more