Japanese Store in North Lakewood
with free delivery available*

Fresh scallions. Good sized bunch.

It looks quite fresh; I'll put it in the hot pot.

I always buy enoki mushrooms; they're so convenient for making donburi (rice bowls).

Good quality

It's often used in home cooking for soups or stir-fries, and it's delicious!

I've repurchased this before. I buy it when it's on sale.

This Chinese cabbage is quite fresh and tender, tastes good, and is reasonably priced.

They are giant and fresh

The white radish is fresh; I'll be making oden this time.

You can easily make delicious yakisoba with just cabbage and pork! It's convenient for lunch or packed lunches! If there's any left over, I put it in bread to make yakisoba bread!

Decent size!

I always repurchase Japanese rice; whenever I have guests over for dinner, they always praise my rice, saying, "Your rice is especially delicious."

This brand needs no introduction; its prices are similar to those in supermarkets.

I think this kimchi is perfect for Japanese tastes. It's not too sour, has a rich flavor, and is very delicious.

Yakult wee is cheaper at supermarkets, good for digestion, very tasty and easy to drink.

Two pounds, quite fresh, will use for grilling.

I always buy it because it's cheap and delicious.

The bean sprouts are fresh and the packaging is intact. Very good!

The cabbage looks quite fresh and is worth buying.

The onions were a bit moldy or bruised or had cuts in them! Normally they are good at refunds but in this situation their app was not working and I couldn't get a refund in the 2 day time frame - I could have tried harder so that's on me yoo. Oh well. But overall, I would say produce from sayweee is a hit or miss. If something is a more hardy vegetable like a carrot it's much better than even an onion.