You are hereHomeHandbooksJapanese grocery store list Japanese grocery store list Looking for a shopping list to start your Japanese cooking adventures? A frequently heard lament: Help! I can't find [insert Japanese ingredient] at an Asian store! A general Asian grocery store/supermarket is not the same as a Japanese grocery store. Most large general Asian stores are Chinese-focused (e.g. Paristore in France), or Korean-focused (e.g. H-Mart in the U.S.). This means that they only have limited shelf space for Japanese food. Yes, there is a difference between the cuisines! For the best selection of Japanese groceries, go to the stores that are specified as being Japanese. (Two chains with supermarket-level stores are Mitsuwa and Marukai in the U.S. Seattle-area mini-chain Uwajimaya also has supermarket-sized stores.) Your second choice is Korean stores, who usually stock a large selection of Japanese foods. Chinese focused groceries generally only carry a small selection of Japanese food, and may even carry pretending-to-be-Japanese-but-really not food (such as snacks with odd Japanese on them).

See this article about where to get Japanese foodstuffs for more. This is a rapidly growing set of lists of Japanese grocery stores around the world. Ambitious yes, but with the help of Just Hungry readers, we hope to put together a definitive collection of lists. This is definitely a work in progress - please bookmark it and check back often. jiro dreams of sushi rapidNote that Korean and Chinese groceries are also noted sometimes, since they often carry a lot of Japanese ingredients.jiro dreams of sushi five attributes This is a list put together by you, the readersushi kan ottawa store hours We need your help! sushi fisch kaufen leipzig

Tell us about your local Japanese grocery stores! Please include the following information if possible - and please add the comment to the appropriate geographical region. The basic information needed is: General comments about the size of store, selection, etc. I've added an additional category for stores in Japan that visitors shouldn't miss - for selection, uniqueness, etc.jiro dreams of sushi subtitles download Additional comments, corrections etc. for already listed stores are always welcome.sushi grade fish charleston sc japanese ingredients shopping equipment and supplies Buredo (pronounced "bur-EE-doh") is a local DC establishment, owned by two life-long childhood friends and DC natives who were looking for a unique, fresh lunch option. Our handheld, burrito-size sushi rolls feature Asian and other globally-inspired ingredients and flavors.

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SOFIE'S KISS (Shrimp Tempura & Pork Shoulder) $12.55 BEATRIX (Yellowfin Tuna and Salmon) $11.75 HANZO (Yellowfin Tuna) $11.75 ELLE (Organic Tofu) $9.75 VERNITA GREEN SALAD $10.25 Sales Tax {{tax * 100}}% GREATEST HITS (serves 5-7) $58.75 Minimum order of 2 Once you submit the form, a Buredo staff member will contact you shortly. Sending your order, please wait...Your order has been received. You will receive an email confirmation shortly. Technical error, please try again later. Skip the line and pick up your order at Buredo. 825 14th Street NW 1213 Connecticut Ave. NW Or place a delivery order with one of our partners below. If you're passionate about food, and a dedicated hard-working person who loves to have fun, then you may be a perfect fit to join our growing team! We are hiring managers, sushi rollers and cashiers. with your resume and apply today to become a member of the Buredo family. Why don’t you serve soy sauce or wasabi?

Our menu is specially developed and each buredo is prepared using the perfect combination of flavors, sauce included. We feel soy or wasabi would mask the flavor.Can I create my own buredo?We developed each recipe to give you the perfect combination of flavors. Although we don’t offer the option to create your own buredo, you may change any buredo by removing or adding ingredients.Do you offer any gluten-free items?The following menu items are gluten free: Mr. Noka (edamame bowl; only gluten-free without shrimp tempura) Note: You can remove the tempura crunch from the Hanzo and Gogo to make it gluten free. Do you have any vegetarian or vegan options?Our Riki is vegetarian and Elle is vegan. We offer organic tofu and the following vegan sauces that you can sub on any buredo, salad or edamame bowl: Yuzo miso salad dressing Asian sesame salad dressing Do you provide nutritional information or calorie counts?Currently we don’t, but it’s something we’re working on for the future.