Laci S.
7/12/2025
very cute little shop! lots of yummy japanese treats and cute keychains. nice place to stop by
Tokyo Market
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3030 W Cary St
Richmond, VA 23221
Step into Tokyo Market in Richmond, VA, and immerse yourself in an authentic Japanese culinary experience. This hidden gem offers a vibrant array of fresh produce, pantry staples, and specialty items that cater to both seasoned chefs and curious food enthusiasts alike. From delicate sushi-grade fish to aromatic spices and condiments, this Japanese grocery store is a treasure trove of flavors waiting to be discovered.
As you wander through the aisles of Tokyo Market, you'll find yourself surrounded by the sights and scents of Japan. The shelves are stocked with a diverse selection of imported goods, including traditional snacks, teas, and unique ingredients for your next home-cooked Japanese feast. Whether you're seeking to recreate your favorite dishes or explore new tastes, Tokyo Market invites you to embark on a culinary journey that celebrates the rich heritage of Japanese cuisine.
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4.584 reviews
Michelle C.
3/13/2025
I can see why this is a local favorite. Enjoyed the Sanrio apple cookies and had fun perusing the dinnerware section. Excited to try a couple other products I ended up buying there, including...
Sedona Y.
10/13/2024
Awesome shop. My kids as well as the adults all found something they wanted here. The people checking us out at the end were super friendly. Only downside was it is a little bit tight of a space...
Mackenzie C.
1/17/2024
Adorable shop that makes it feel like you've travelled out of the country. They have such a huge selection of Asian foods, but also cute ceramic dishes, novelties, and even toiletries. Staff here...
Christopher G.
6/1/2024
First time there today with a friend. Pretty sweet. Awesome ice cream and candy. I've never had candy so good, and the waffle ice cream thing with chocolate was on point.
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