Tagawa

The place has a great atmosphere and many interesting items! The staff are friendly and speak lots of languages. Would definitely recommend it!

Really good and fresh products like sushi (different kinds) and onigiri. Good selection of snacks and other japanese products. A little expensive but worth it.

The best supermarket in the town. You can find lots of products coming from Japan. The customer service was a bit poor.

A small Japanse shop with daily fresh sushi. Don’t be scared to enter the building to find the shop - it’s literally a hidden gem

Nice selection of products in different price categories! (Soba noodles from cheap to premium, same with the miso, soy sauce,…)

A great Japanese grocery store in the middle of Brussels. What's great about this place is that they have fresh sushi, sashimi, maki and bentos for lunch! A bento will usually cost you around 6~8€. If you don't have time to eat to the Izakaya next door, you can always opt for a bento instead!

Still the place for a good selection of Japanese food products.

Great Japanese Store! My son loves Japanese Food, and he told me to go there. I will definitely come again, and it’s absolutely worth to stop here (we came by Tram). The store has a lot of stuff, like all kinds of food, many different types of sweets, and a big selection of drinks. We absolutely loved the fresh made things- like sweet soft buns filled with beans (?) They were really delicious! Also the salads were really fine.

I absolutely recommend to visit this store! It’s a cool location for unusual presents, too!

I really appreciate these Tagawas being sprinkled around Brussels. Respectful employees and quality products. And the sushi fish quality is better than most takeouts in my opinion (it was nice to have proper ikura and not trout eggs), just get there early enough before they sell out. This location specifically has also a few Korean and Chinese products as well.

Small but very nice shop. Several types of miso, frozen Japanese goods (including Japanese sausage), and freshly made - also cheap - sushi available. Think supermarket prices but better sushi.

Well-stocked japanese imports with some extra from Taiwan and around. Large shelf of instant noodles. 2 shelves of snacks. A good part with sauces, soy, vinegar... Some nabe preparations. Teas: sencha, genmatcha, hojicha, sobacha. Basic powders: tapioca, okonomiyaki, dango, kinako... Selection of rice a bit small and on the 1 or 2 kg packing. Sake ofc and pickles. They have also a sales tables. All in all, a neat store when you need to make Japanese food. Warning: it is all imports, so it is more expensive than a local shop.

Best japanese grocery in brussels (only?). They have 4 locations (i think) but this one has the most products. Pretty much all you could want from a specialty store like this.

great asian shop, a lot of sishi and even onogiris!!!

There's a lot of nice Japanese stuff that is not that easy to find. I like the atmosphere. The black sesame ice cream, natto, mango mochi and the dango were all nice. Although the prices are high, it's because it's expensive to import food and drinks from Japan, so I can't really complain. The owners were nice, and I liked the bags and fist of the Northstar bottles.

Best place to get natto in Brussels!

Amazing Japanese store! You can find all you need for your Japanese dishes. They also prepare delicious fresh sushi. It is run by real Japanese people and many customers are Japanese. A plus is also that you can pay with the ticket restaurant card :)

Step in! Chances are you will find what you were looking for. I personally like their fresh packaged meals. On the ground floor there is also fresh fish. While on the top floor you'll find the instant ramen, curry, tea, sweets, seasoning, and tableware.

Sweet little shop with all the japanese specialities, including sweets (2nd level of the store), that you need. They even have vegan Okonomi Sauce!
Be aware, the shop entrance is not at the street but the last door on the right inside the doorway/gateway of the house.

Large selection of Japanse groceries. They also offer fresh affordable and tasty meals to go.
And the even have things like natto.

Gréât little place with two floors (check out upstairs which I missed at the 1st visit). It is a bit tricky to find as it is kindly if hidden in s little hall like alley. So look for the sign! It is worth the effort to just get a freshly made sushi st lunch time. Good price and very yummy!🤤