Love Mitsuwa, feels like Disneyland every time I walk through the doors. (I've never been to Disneyland but you get my meaning) If you like Nihonshu they have the best, Otoko Yama (Mountain Man), made in Hokkaido. It's about $50 but so worth it. You can serve it cold or hot.

Wow recently they have roasted chestnuts in front of the main door. This smells so great. And just discovered that the market has so many different bento boxes! I bought some Japanese snacks as well. Good taste, will come back again next time to explore more.

This Japan grocery store is conveniently located in Saratoga Ave, close to highway 280. However, it was a bit under my expectation with with following feedbacks: 👎👎👎 Store cleanness 👎👎👎 Items over priced 👎👎👎 Unfriendly cashier Make your own decision before visiting.

A small supermarket that is clean and well organized, especially considering the wide variety of products. The store carries Japanese kitchen and house hold products along with mostly Japanese food products. If you have never tried cooking Japanese food, this place has everything you will need to learn. Also in the building there is a food court with two restaurants, a Kinokuniya bookstore, a Japanese video rental, and several other small shops.

I can't say enough good things about this grocery store! The quality and freshness of their products are top-notch. Whether it's the bakery section with delicious pastries or the deli counter with mouthwatering cheeses and meats, every item is carefully selected. The prices are reasonable, and they often have great deals and discounts. I'm impressed with their commitment to supporting local farmers and artisans, as they feature many locally sourced products. Overall, a fantastic grocery store that consistently exceeds my expectations!

Mitsuwa Marketplace is a great Japanese supermarket filled with most of the essentials. Went there for the first time today with my fiancée who is Japanese and she felt right at home. The layout of the supermarket also feels like Japan, too. They carry a whole host of utensils, spices, ingredients, alcohols, etc. There’s even a food court, though it was closed when we shopped there (8:30 PM on a weekday). Will definitely go back whenever we need to stock up!

Some good boutique imports and fresh pastries available purchase. Prices are high but that's expected for Japanese imports. Fun place to browse lots of options.

Here in Mitsuwa you could find Japanese groceries, wine, snacks, household stuff, small appliances, cosmetics, etc. There is also a food court with quite many tables with acrylic partitions.

This place is simply amazing. I went in looking for J.Sweets and was plesantly suprised to find everything else attached. It is now my new favorite place. I spent way more money than I wanted to bc there was way to many foods and candies I wanted to try. But it was worth it! I highly recommend visiting. I am sure the lady in the book store was profiling me as she kept watching me (You look suspicious to me when you do that).But I was so excited I didn't let it get to me. I think I will approach her about it next time, if I catch her.

This is the only Japanese style supermarket we could find in Bay Area. I like the Mocha ice cream in there. I always buy a lot of skin care products and make-up products for me and my mom. Cuz Japanese products much better than others, also the price is affordable.

I love this place. Lots of variety for everything. Just an amazing super market with a really nice food court.

Fresh food! Fast check out and so many choices. What more can you ask.

Great place to get sushi fixings. It's more expensive than most other places but fresher than most.

A great Japanese supermarket You could find various Japanese brands in this supermarket such as drinks, snacks, skincare products, sushi there is a bookstore and food court next to the cashier area the food selling at the food court are reasonably priced and taste good

A fantastic and large marketplace for authentic Japanese - EVERYTHING - foods. I love their location in Chicago that is much larger but this one still has a huge selection and love their food court area.

It's a little Japan. Shopping is always fun with Japanese-style packaging and displays. The lunch box and fish and meat sections are especially unique. I always love going here.

Very large selection of imported food. Only wish the food court was larger, as some of the other Mitsuwa have many more choices.

It feels like there are fewer items than Mitsuwa in Southern California. It's a little hard to stand the stench of the seafood section. I can purchase a variety of Japan product seasonings here. So, I visit

F ticket to the house for a while now I can come get the money out of the bank and trust online banking login to my branch based off a lot more to go through your coins and I will be there in about it but it's still a lot more than I can do that I think I can do that I can do it to the bank with the new build homes for the day

Before I left for Corvallis' Oregon State University at the end of September 2023, I wanted to buy something for my friends because I won't be in San Jose for a few months per quarter. Being a generous person and having a good heart, I bought something from this place; the prices are fair, and the employees are okay with my motive. I wish to return to this place because it is bigger than downtown San Jose's Nijiya Market.