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    Hank C.

    A Japanese grocery and mini market, great selection of different plates and housewares that are cute; they also have aisles of cosmetics - snacks and toys and more, as well - cute stuff that ordinarily I find at St. Marks or the shops by Mitsuwa in Edgewater. Plenty of specialty items from Japan like toys and gifts, plus a mix of food selections - not cheap as many items are imported.

    Condiments and salts
    Caitlyn M.

    I saw this store when I was walking by and had to stop to check it out! They have everything Japanese you could need. From cosmetics, hair care, snacks, premade food, pantry items, frozen foods, drinks, condiments, house items, kitchen wear and so much more! Endless isles of Japanese goods, they had so much variety and options too. I probably spent an hour walking around to check out the whole store. I got some snacks, lip balm with SPF and a roasted salt I've been searching for. Definitely recommend if you're looking for anything Japanese!

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    Marie S.

    Yamadaya is a fun store to shop at. Located on Sixth Avenue near Citarella and next door to the Empire Cake store, it's relatively easy to find. When I visited this week, it was fully stocked with all kinds of products and specialty items from Japan. If you can think of it, they probably have it. In the back of the store there's a section with cookware, plates and glasses - including the soup bowls with lids. I had to look up why they use lids - for heat retention and to release the aroma when you remove the lid. Some more highlights included : a nice selection of instant bubble tea boba kits, hello kitty beauty items, frozen dumplings, produce, ramen noodles, hair clips and supplies and even beer/ alcohol. The store is well organized, most items were easy to find; the prices were typical for Manhattan. Very convenient and clean. Given the limited space, they got a lot packed into it. And even though it's a Japanese grocery, I don't expect everything to be made in Japan; some items are likely there for customer convenience.

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    kristin c.

    Happened to walk by and was curious. It's not a very big store but still a variety of food/merchandise. I saw some items which I've seen in Little Japan store in NJ, where I sometimes go to for small gift ideas. At least Yamadaya is closer.

    Spring 2025
    Sara Y.

    they have decent prices for some stationaries and party goods! Around $2.5 :) I also found Natrou - fermented beans that are 100% Japanese produced + it's not frozen :) they have everything food, cosmetics, stationaries dishes, laundry goods etc..... I do t think they have fresh vegetables. Remember, Japanese food aren't cheap. but if you're looking for it, this is one of your options to stop by.

    Sherry W.

    Excellent Japanese market. I never knew of this place (only know Sunrise and Mitsuwa) and had fun browsing their items. I had follow some colleagues after our dinner and we all browse to do some shopping. Large snack sections and really decent stuff. Altho, it was abit pricy for me, I was told it was standard pricing for the neighborhood and that japanese groceries are always about this expensive.

    (Smudge of) tuna onigiri :(

    Tiny smudge of tuna for a $3.50 onigiri :( The grocery items are okay - good in a pinch

    Coffee selection

    Loved going into this store! They had items that I would purchase at the kombinis in Japan. Prices are reasonable. They have an aisle for skin care/ make up/ and hair care. A lot of good food too, try the tonkatsu soup base!

    Bento and kitchen supplies
    MICHELE M.

    Great little shop with a random assortment of foods, snacks, home goods and makeup, even some stationary and bento boxes.

    Susan C.

    Love the addition of this store to the neighborhood and that it brings a different selection of Japanese groceries, snacks and home goods compared to Dainobu a couple blocks away. As many have mentioned there is a large variety of snacks and candy, as well as cooking sauces, condiments, kitchen ware and home goods, stationary, and knick knacks. They have a decent selection of dried foods and noodles and some takeaway food items but I'd say for produce and fresh/frozen food items Dainobu has a stronger selection. Yamadaya stands out in the amount of housewares, bathroom, skincare and beauty products they carry which are pretty extensive. I can see myself coming here to get some specialty Japanese brands not easily available in other smaller Japanese stores or Asian supermarkets. As other reviewers have mentioned--a spacious and very clean, comfortable shopping experience!

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    Great selection of Japanese dinnerware for fair prices. Upgrade your day to day table here!

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    They literally have everything and the sushi was decent!! Mochi is delicious! Would come to buy anything from kitchen items to beauty

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    This store has everything Japanese! Great products, sushi and food. I come here 1-2x/wk to get my Japanese fix.

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    4.1
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    2.3 mi
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    Service is amazing ! Eve Bari have great selections of hats and fascinators different sizes and…read morecolors ... value is reasonable and they have a 30 days exchange or store credit policy . I don't really like returning stuff and luckily the fascinator to bought from eve Bari matched exactly with my outfit . One suggestion when it comes to buying hats or fascinator always bring your dress / outfit so you can tell which one is perfect for the outfit . Eve Bari is on W 57th and very accessible through MTA ...

    I passed this shop on the way to pick up my purchases from Nordstrom last night. It had just…read morestarted heavily snowing, but I doubled back towards the store after spotting a pillbox hat on the mannequin. Note that I've previously stepped inside the shop to survey the selection, and last night I stopped in for what was only supposed to be a quick moment... The owner greeted me and almost immediately started talking prices. This is $20 dollars and we have that for $25 dollars, but this is a little more expensive, and that's this price. Oh, that fascinator is beautiful on you and you can put it layaway. It was just $79 dollars, mind you. Excuse me? It's such a turn-off when people see brown skin and assume that the purchase would be unaffordable without a payment plan! Not to mention, I started off by noting that I was only taking a quick peek on my way to pick up my Nordstrom purchase. Though I promptly told her that I don't need layaway and I pay for things outright, I had already decided that I wouldn't be buying from there. Her fixation on talking to me about price was all I needed to hear. Nothing disgusts me more than when people make assumptions! I have beautiful vintage hats in my collection, fine jewelry and quality costume jewelry, and beautiful bags that I've purchased abroad. She could've had a repeat customer who prioritizes quality goods and, more importantly, quality service.

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    3.6
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    1.5 mi
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    I love Muji. I am not much of a shopper. But if I walk by a Muji and I have a moment, I will stop…read morein. I try to resist impulse buys. I am confident, however, I will find something that appeals to my frugality. I do not know if Muji invented the concept of a brand that is not a brand, in the sense of not advertising itself, which ironically achieves its own iconic minimalist status. They have perfected it though. Last time, I got their 90 degree socks. I actually have concluded it is not a gimmick. I have some socks that slip off, at the heel, in particular if I wear them with runnig shoes. These do not. Everything I have acquired from Muji has gone into my regular rotation. The design is good, the quality is there, and the prices are not outrageous. So I commend Muji to you if you have a similar sense of not wanting to want, but being willing to browse. I'm confident you will find something on every visit.

    If I could rate Muji's customer service separately from its products, it would be one star…read more The problem isn't that mistakes happen--it's how Muji handles them. My order arrived with missing items despite paying oversized shipping and waiting days for delivery. Since then, I've been stuck in an endless cycle of apologies with almost no action. After nearly a week of emailing back and forth, I was asked to provide my order details again. Why? The entire email trail already contains everything they need. Instead of reviewing the case history, each representative seems to start from scratch, wasting the customer's time because they can't be bothered to read their own correspondence. Muji has mastered the art of apologizing without actually resolving anything. Every response is filled with sympathy and promises to "look into it," yet there is no urgency whatsoever to fix a mistake that was entirely their responsibility. Once they have your money, you're left waiting while your case sits in limbo. For a company that promotes quality and simplicity, their customer service is anything but. Poor communication, zero ownership, endless delays, and customers forced to repeatedly chase for updates. Paying extra for oversized shipping clearly doesn't translate to better service when something goes wrong. If you're lucky enough to receive your order intact, you'll probably have a good experience. But if there's a problem, don't expect Muji to treat it like a priority. Based on my experience, their customer service is all apologies and no accountability.

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    Yamadaya - cosmetics - Updated August 2026

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