Mitsuwa Marketplace

This place is so awesome! There's such a variety here! The food court looks amazing, but we were only able to go through the bakery area. We came on a weekend, and it was packed with people, so there was no room in the food court. The bakery itself had so much good stuff! I definitely want to come back again!

This place was a really good time. They had a large market to buy food and other Japanese items. They also had a food court with about 6-8 stalls that sold hot food. There was also a fun book store that sold stationary and a Japanese bakery in this cluster of shops. A pro tip is to buy some packaged food from the market (similar to in Japan) and heat it up at the microwave outside of the checkout location. Would highly recommend coming with friends and trying a few different things.

They have so much to look at! Make sure to go as soon as they open it can get packed really fast. The food court smelled amazing. It was clean and orderly. The bathrooms are well kept too. I got the blueberry crepe. It was good but the cheesecake was hard to eat. It was still pretty frozen. The matcha and black sesame ice cream was delicious! The bakery had a long line so we will be back to explore it.

Great location if you want to experience different Asian delicacies. You can even go grocery shopping when you're done to pick up different items you want in your typical grocery store.

Definitely should try the Boba tea, just be prepared to wait in line especially if you're looking to find a place to sit down for a big party.

Such cool experience. The food court was fantastic, the market had a great selection of items to choose from. A very cool destination experience.

Food stalls mainly open at 11am, but good to go earlier as people started pouring in for lunch (even during weekdays).

We ordered their pork tonkatsu which we enjoyed a lot. The addition of hard-boiled egg was a bit strange though.

We also ordered miso ramen which had a long queue. However, the bamboo shoots and the broth were extremely salty for our liking. Pork cheeks were delicious.

Love this place! The staff are nice and efficient. It is clean. Bummer they're out of stuff sometimes but there are so many options! We love to shop for some hotpot items, get some boba and walk around the different vendors. The food court can get busy, however, there are always workers making sure the area is clean. I love buying fresh fish for homemade poke bowls and my kids love trying new candy and sweets.

Visiting this place never gets old!! I’ve been a handful of times and it’s always fun. I love the food court, the rice bowl and shrimp tempura is my go too and it’s just as good every single time. The grocery store is fun to explore and grab some snacks in too. The book store is pretty overpriced, but they also have a ton of cute stuff. There can also be some interesting people watching in the food area, but I’d recommend going during the week it gets pretty packed and hard to find a table during weekend lunch time.

Me and my friends been wanting to come here and it was an amazing market to be at!the food was absolutely delicious. Got a couple of Asian snacks that I like and noodles definitely coming back!

Fantastic Japanese marketplace. Ample parking but can get pretty full on the weekends, I recommend you do some shopping on the week days. Food court has a good selection of dessert (boba and crepes), Japanese and Korean food, and ramen. They also have a luxury chocolate store Royce next to Lady M (also pricey for cakes and sweets). Both stores are worth a visit if you’ve never had them. Don’t worry, it’s okay to splurge once in awhile. There is also a bookstore, a bakery, and a mochi shop. Prices range from moderate to expensive. Expensive because you can’t get this stuff from Walmart and Target.

Fun place to shop for all Asian goods!! There's many eateries and even a bookstore where they sell cute Japanese trinkets. I ate at Ma Ma House as the line wasn't as long as the others. However it is cash only. So many things to see here. I would recommend spending at least an hour so you can explore everything.

Get your ramen fix here. Authentic experience. Go straight to the food court and start indulging in all varieties you can eat there. Ramen or bowl or tempura - everything tastes great! Then proceed to get your Boba or matcha or bakery goodies. Matcha cake is my personal favorite and you will overeat for sure, but boy, does it taste good. Great place to take your ramen loving teenagers. And have fun in the grocery store where we buy drinks, sushi ingredients and Japanese rice cakes and ice cream.

One of the best place to shop and dine. Even the to-go sushi bento boxes are so good!

I came here to help get over my post-Japan vacation depression, and it did not disappoint. They carry, in my opinion, the best bottled green tea that I haven't found anywhere else in the states, as well as bottled Pocari Sweat.

Other things: the triangle egg sandwiches you can find at any コンビニ, Asahi Super Dry beer, frozen Okonomiyaki, wagyu, etc.

The karaage in the food court was quite good, and relatively cheap. Wasn't quite as good as what I had in Japan, but it got the job done :)

I enjoy the market and the book store. The lines for the food court on the weekend are crazy even at 11:15! Overall it's worth the trip. I recommend not going on the weekend if possible.

I love this market there’s a library, aisles and aisles of Asian products, and good restaurants! The bakery is so good as well there had curry bread which I’ve never had before 😋

Great selection of fresh meat/fish. The store was very clean. We went on the weekend and the store was packed but the checkout lines were short. The lines for the food court were very long

Had the opportunity to visit Mitsuwa Marketplace for lunch. The food market offers a variety of dishes. I was not prepared for the very limited chicken/seafood options; most dishes included pork and/or beef. I also noticed that most chicken items were fried. If I visit again, I would definitely need a plan.
The grocery portion was a typical grocery. I enjoyed the market at the front. Picked up 2 bags of soybean puffs, very yummy.

I’ve been shopping at Mitsuwa for about 2 years now. I absolutely love the atmosphere, the food is great, the Japanese lady cashier helped me say Chopsticks after I said it incorrectly in Japanese but today was the first time I’ve experienced being watched by that rent-a-cop. Like he was watching me from the soda drink section then I came around towards the sushi section, I can feel his eyes burning me in the back of my neck like you know the feeling of being watched, and then I went around towards the bento plates and he comes close up into my bubble, hovers into my basket and watch me pick up a teriyaki bowl and asks me how I’m doing. Maybe I’m over thinking it but I just thought it was weird how he only came up to me and didn’t say anything to the other people in the same area and he then goes back to the self check out section. Anyways I can’t wait to try the Taro bubble tea in a can !

This place was great. I was really suprised how much they had here vs the size of the building. The food court had many different places to choose from and the grocery section didn't feel lacking. I also visited the bookstore and they had a wide selection of books and items to get. My only downside I had for this place is that I feel like everybody already knows how great it is because when I went (Sunday afternoon) is was very crowded. I'm not going to take a star away from the fact that it is a popular place. Definitely check it out if you get the chance