Visited this Japanese Asian market that had some prepared hot grilled mackerel, fried squid and cold food sushi, octopus salad, daikon. Friendly older helpful couple not speak much English- we got point across easily. Elsewhere there were fresh eggs, mushrooms and frozen seafood freezer. Aisles of fish, oyster, chili and other sauces. My favorite seaweed snacks, little kitty snacks and... What I came for Ta-da! Found the Ramon soup and spoon. Great find. Will return for hot dumplings. read more

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I like coming by this market when I get the change. Japanese themed market and they have almost everything a typical Japanese market store would have. They have fresh made hot food as well but the choices get less as the day goes as it's made fresh in the mornings I believe. Chips, snacks, plenty of frozen food and meat as well. The lady behind the counter was very nice too. She greeted us as soon as we came in and offered help as well. Good addition to the area read more

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Small Asian (they have a majority of Japanese and Korean goods, though the staff seems to speak Mandarin) grocery store with some house-made food. I haven't had an issue finding residential parking nearby, though I generally come here in the morning on the weekend, so it probably gets more difficult during prime time. There is metered parking on Queens Blvd. The prices are fair. I've gotten a variety of instant ramen and tinned tuna. The expiration dates are always good, as the closer expiration dated items are usually on sale near the front of the store. The service is friendly. I've tried their Popcorn Chicken over Rice. It's a good portion for ~$5. The chicken is cooked well, though overpowered flavor wise with the sauce, which is sweet and spicy. I've also tried their Scallop Onigiri. It holds together well. The scallops were fresh but non-descript. I prefer to get my onigiri elsewhere. Overall, I like their variety in instant ramen and other dry food items. I will have to try some of their refrigerated items! read more

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I love this place! They have great imported goods and they are so friendly. The freezer section is amazing too!

Finally an additional specialty market in Forest Hills, Queens - specifically Japanese ethnic foods as I am still enamored with Sakuraya within the proximate distance. Onigiri (Japanese rice balls), Pocky, seaweed, gyoza including prepared hot food meals to-go. There is a variety of Asian foods in stock. This store is spacious with abundant space to browse and navigate between aisles. I purchase European chocolate biscuits $2.65 which is reasonable priced. Four stars as customer service is nonchalant. Business cards are available for grabs. Store policy: "No refunds, store credit only within 24 hours of purchase." read more

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Love Love their misubu's and onigiri's. They are super welcoming, always making you feel happy to be there. Such a special token to our community. read more

I visited this place when I visited NYC a year or so back on vacation. Very needed little store with all the essentials. I was surprised to see so many Korean items, however, as their name implies Japanese groceries. But staff are friendly and I am glad that this store now exists. My suggestion is that they offer more Japanese food varieties. It would then be ideal. read more

Cute little Japanese store. Parking is a problem but Queens blvd is well known for it with heavy traffic. Very friendly staff. They help me to pick out crocs charms $0.7 each for my kids since I'm not familiar with Japanese anime. The store is small but it has a little bit of everything. I got snacks and frozen food. I found Lotte bear cookies in Mango cream filling! They taste very good with mango flavor. Will definitely return! read more

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I love this place so much I always go here after school, especially with the amount of food and drinks there. I also love the lady who works there she is very nice and respectful she makes me very happy. I also love how relaxed the place is and very unique. read more

Fulfilling my desire to visit Japan again by finding Japanese themed stores! I've already visited Sakuraya, Sunrise Mart and Taiyo Foods and walked away with food hauls so I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon this place! It's in Forest Hills so there's definitely parking and pretty safe considering a fire station is right next to it! Inside is so neat and clean, it looks as if it just opened up recently! The rows are nicely spaced out with enough space to browse and not potentially bump into someone. I think everything is decently priced considering these were imported from Japan and Korea. There are snacks (Japanese kitkat flavors, Meltykiss chocolate, Calbee chips), to-go foods (onigiri, rice bowls), beer and desserts by the front. The middle of the store has the cooking ingredients you might need to try out that Japanese or Korean recipe you've bookmarked for a while. I was surprised to see the amount of Korean foods that were also being sold there like kimchi, binggrae banana milk (three flavors!), melona ice cream (you bet I scooped this up), gimbap ingredients etc. There's also fridges filled with frozen foods and matcha ice cream. Get the waffle ice cream sandwich, you won't regret it! I'll definitely come here again if I'm in the area! read more

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Was around the area and I was super hungry on a Friday night. My stomach was growling and luckily I spotted this Japanese grocery market. I got here pretty late when it was about to close and amazingly they were still opened. I saw their hot food selection and just saw 4 fried chicken onigiris. My main purpose was to get hot food and go. Too bad all the other flavors were sold out so I just took 2 onigiris along with a bag of hello kitty chocolate marshmallows to have from time to time. This market has a lot of Asian goods, mostly from Japan. You know the onigiri is authentic and Japanese when it's packed with a lot of sushi rice versus the amount of meat the sushi has. The fried chicken along with the rice and nori seaweed was a good combo in the mouth. These onigiris are a great snack for anyone who is hungry and on the go. This is a store where no interaction is needed with the hot food selection. You just pick your food, pay and go. The cashier was also nice and friendly when I was paying. The only thing I didn't like was the Ito En green tea did not have a price tag so I didn't know how much it was. I know this brand is very expensive so without a price tag, it sure is pricey then. Many cute asian goods in this store, mostly food related though. I recommend coming in early to catch more flavors of their hot food selection or else there's nothing left towards the end of the day. They sell quick. read more

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Very cute , clean and well organized market with a large variety of products including cooked meals. Very friendly and helpful cashier who explained more about one of the tea items we purchased. read more

Onigiri was really tasty! Solid selection of Japanese food. Inexpensive sushi and Musubi looked yummy but didn't sample. I was looking for yakisoba but didn't find any. Lots of other staples at relatively reasonable prices. read more

The market is a new & good addition to the neighborhood, clean, bright and wide-spaced. There were still empty shelves during soft opening and hope to see more options shortly. However, it's not an authentic Japanese grocery store and the price is slightly higher than Sakuraya Market in our opinion. read more

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Relatively recent grocery market in Forest Hills, opened in 2020. Name notwithstanding, Tokyo Market offers up plenty of Korean products, in addition to Japanese, which distinguishes it from Sakura-Ya, which is still the mainstay for Japanese goods in the neighborhood. Tokyo Market is located near the 75th E/F station. The interior is spacious, with two aisles leading from front to back; shelves are easy to browse. Refrigerated/frozen products line the left side, including drinks and Japanese beers. Most Japanese goods are up front, including large selections of snacks and prepared foods. From mid-way in to the back, whole aisles have Korean products. A small amount of Japanese cooking utensils and toys are also sold. Just about all basic food staples, seasonings and condiments, frozen foods, savory and sweet, are available for both cuisines. Prices are reasonable for Forest Hills. I'm especially happy to be able to walk to a store to get Korean goods such as gochugaru, frozen mandu, perilla oil, dangmyeon. I haven't tried the prepared foods, which include many of the commonly available Japanese sides (e.g., potato salad, octopus salad, seaweed salad) but would not recommend the onigiri; while wrapped to keep the seaweed away from the rice until time of eating, the rice texture was mushy and a bit too much of it. Another good market for Japanese goods, definitely easier to shop in if maneuverability is an issue at Sakura-Ya. A terrific, local spot for Korean groceries. read more

We're psyched to have this store across the street from home because it's full of FAB snacks and fresh vegetables. They offer a small variety of fresh baked goods, too. This is our go to spot for Wasabi Peas and Mochi and we're exploring the rest of their snacks too. The owners are SO nice and generous with their suggestions. Tokyo Market definitely adds to Forest Hills. We needed this place on Queens Boulevard! read more

A lot of goodies here! Friendly staff. I am super happy that another Japanese market has opened in Forest Hills. Especially with a wide mixture of Asian products that is offered. The place is super clean. Rice balls are pretty good! I wish they have more hot prepared dishes or can take orders for dishes to go. read more

Cute place for local Japanese groceries and very friendly staff. Also, conveniently located on Queens Blvd next to the firehouse. My boyfriend's colleague recommended this place. I purchased kani, seaweed for sushi, rice balls, and golden curry packet. They have a few Korean items in there as well. I picked up a tteokboki (Korean rice cake) packet, and a soondubu packet for nights that I'm feeling Korean tofu soup. Overall convenient place to pick up Japanese and Korean items if you're in a pinch or to shop for snacks. Items were reasonable priced too. I will visit them again! read more

Tokyo Market - S&B Golden Curry Japanese Curry Mix medium, rice balls, kani - International Grocery Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

I've found my favorite pantai thai iced tea mix which is double purchasing online. they have a forever loyal customer based on that. Super friendly staff. Bright,clean fully stocked shelfs. So many goodies I've purchased. Can't wait to go back! read more

Tokyo Market - Thai iced tea mix!! Reasonably priced at $4.99 feels like I struck gold - International Grocery Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

Along with Japanese groceries, this market carries plenty of Korean groceries too. So it's not repetitive in selections as Sakura-Ya. The owners are soooo nice and the other workers are very helpful when looking for certain items. Also has a corner of Japanese toys for the kiddies. Great addition to the neighborhood! read more

The owners are so wonderful and nice! They order in real, authentic Kobe beef from Japan as needed. Excellent selection of Asian food from different countries. They even have sushi grade frozen tuna. So happy they are in the neighborhood. read more

Tokyo Market is a Japanese grocery store. It's spacious and looks well-maintained. There's frozen food, hot food, and a few non-food items as well. Most items have some English writing on them, though some don't. I saw a few Korean products as well. You'll probably find at least a few interesting items here. read more

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This is a true gem on Queens Blvd! I didn't get a chance to walk through every aisle, but they have a wonderful assortment of sweet and savory snacks, candy, and many refrigerated soft drinks. Prices are very reasonable too! I had to hold back from buying everything in the snack section. Staff is nice and the store is bright and clean. Definitely will be shopping here again. read more

Sad that they had to open during the Covid-19 madness but if anyone can make it work it will be this business. Went in to browse after passing them on the street and it made me very excited! I am very cautious about what stores I enter these days as to not put myself or anyone else at unnecessary risk, especially if it's not absolutely essential. But this store felt so inviting and was so incredibly clean. They have all your Japanese favorites as well as some other items you didn't know you wanted until you saw them. Big bottle of hand sanitizer by the register and all workers were in masks. Looking forward to coming back and stocking up on all the goodness. read more

I absolutely love this Japanese market! The shop was so clean and well organized. I love the variety of snacks, especially Calbee hot and spicy potato chips, which I always have a hard time finding. I shouted out in excitement every time I saw one of my favorite snacks, which caught the attention of the owner, who was super nice and chuckling by the time I went up to pay. Check this place out and be ready to feel nostalgia and excitement at the same time! read more

Tokyo Market is a new Japanese Market out here in Forest Hills. They have a nice selection of snacks and candy. However, what I really love about this place is the lovely collection of Korean Food and Drink they have towards the back of the store. I love being able to find my favorites so close to home instead of traveling all the way to Flushing or Manhattan for them read more

This store is super clean, a wide variety of things to buy, friendly and interactive staff, and perhaps best of all is there is a lot of space to walk around! I'm so glad to have bumped into this store today :) read more

Their Origini is the best!!!!! And lots of Japanese snacks here! This shop is also cute

Wow I am so in love with this place. Always walked by it but never went in because I thought I already had Sakura-Ya and has to be loyal! Am I ever so wrong, they not only have Japanese snacks (which they have more of) but they also have lots of Korean snacks and grocery. I thought I was coming in for one thing but when I went in, I was saying ok I want that and that and that, omg there is this and that. I bought a Sakura oreo, Calbee gronola, instant dukboki, can't wait to try all of them. One thing I got and tried right away was the strawberry milk, it is so so good! I am so coming back for the banana and melon flavored milk. Will get more of the strawberry one too. read more

This is my new go-to place for Japanese snacks since it's only a 3 minute walk from my apartment! There's a variety of Japanese chips, crackers, candy, ice cream, and drinks that remind you of a 7/11 in Japan. The staff are also very nice and greet you as you walk in. Due to Covid, they are also very careful with sanitizing each grocery basket after it's used. read more

Loveee this place. They have EVERY SINGLE TRENDY ASIAN SNACK EVER CREATED. Potato chips, candy, cookies, ramen, every asian flavor of ice cream, milk tea, bubble tea, boba milk tea ice cream bars, shaved ice ice cream bars, everything I could never find in flushing, all right here! Staff is very friendly, they also have fresh food as well. A lot of bad things have cone out of this pandemic, Tokyo Market is definitely not one of them ! read more

Love! Good mix of Japanese, Korean and Chinese food. I've been waiting for a store like this to open for the longest time. Bakery items, fresh vegetables, dry goods, refrigerated and frozen food, including frozen meats, seafood and Asian ice creams! Lots of Japanese & Korean snacks, candy, drinks and instant noodles. A small selection of home goods too. Every time I visit they have an expanded selection of things to browse. Staff is very friendly and makes it feel like a real neighborhood store. It looks like they still have some more shelves to fill. I will be a regular customer for as long as they are in business. read more