I like the place, at the entrance there are two restaurants where you can eat, and at the supermarket there is a wide variety of food and beverages. There are varieties of sauces to accompany your meals, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, noodles, tea, fish, seaweed, sweets, rice, tapioca, ice cream, and many more. Highly recommended.

I was so happy to hear about this place. An authentic Japanese supermarket, with all the essentials, including Japanese beer, sake, and take-out bento boxes and more. I even saw natto in the fridge! And a small restaurant upstairs serving ramen, and other dishes.

Nice Japanese food store with lots of restaurants on 1 floor they do also have a small shop where you can buy all sorts of Japanese goods. They also selling great Japanese sake.

Very great selection of Japanese products. Good variety. They also have sushi, bento box and much more. All those nice beverages and so on.

Great place to buy original Japanese products and food. Many options. I recommend you to go on weekends before noon because there is a grill. Also, if you visit the store to buy prepared food, do it around noon also. If you go later, the variety of food is not that big. You can heat your food in a microwave and eat it in tables outside the store. Please, drink a glass of Calpis.

Great market for Japanese food. I’ve been away from home for 8 months so I was very excited to buy Japanese ingredients and cook at home. I was told this market is pricey but it wasn’t too bad. There is a food court outside for a quick bite.

Japanese store in Roma North. But i found it to be empty!

This place has been a part of Colonia Roma for a long time. You can find true Japanese products for cooking and drinking. There is take out food at very reasonable prices. On weekends there is a barbecue pit and it gets very crowded.

This Japanese market is like the Little Tokyo of Mexico city. You can get a variety of Asian food as well as order food from the restaurant. Upstairs is like a Daiso for all kinds of home goods.

Ate at the downstairs restaurant as I didn't realise there was a whole selection of takeout food at the supermarket as well. Ordered a small tempura special udon (85 pesos), which was quite pricey considering the serving size. Also got a side of grilled goods for about 50 pesos (chicken meatball, sausage, onigiri with salmon) - don't bother with the rice balls, there was pretty no filling inside and couldn't taste the salmon flavour. The chicken meatball was very dry, but the sausage was good. Definitely recommend looking inside the supermarket first next time.

Really cool place to eat. Sometimes there’s too much people but on weekdays there’s a lot of available sitting areas. The food from the supermarket is really good if you arrive early, but the products do then to run out of stock pretty quickly, so I recommend going on Friday evenings.