Sunrise Mart
(Now Closed)Imported Food Store and Grocery Store
East Village, New York
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Ranu RajkarnikarOctober 25, 2017Best Japanese supermarket in the hood. Tons of products. Kewpie mayo, furikake, bonito flakes, matcha powder, miso and wakame are must pick ups for me. They have sliced meats too for shabu shabu!
Village VoiceAugust 15, 2014Walk down the aisles filled with ramen, soba, rice crackers and countless varieties of miso, and arrive at the prepared foods section, where you'll find gigantic bento boxes, all for about $5. Read more
Fresh sushi grade fish. Good selection of Asian produce. Take-to-go bento boxes, and my favorite: the selection of cute rice and soup bowls in the back that are super cheap!
CarolineJanuary 21, 2016Come here for anything Japanese you can't find elsewhere. I was looking for quality matcha and found more than I could've imagined, along now with the hidden tea set and tools section in the back.
Awesome sides for quick adds to a meal with rice, great bento boxes and onigiri and lovely fresh sashimi grade fish for at home poke bowls.
When you don't want to go Japanese grocery shopping on an empty stomach, hit up Panya next door. Sure, there's a lot of the same stuff upstairs, but you'll feel better eating it in the cafe beforehand
Paige COctober 19, 2014A great little Asian market only an elevator ride away. You can call ahead or sign up for emails letting you know when green tea kit kats will be available!
Karissa✨February 22, 2016Wonderful Japanese grocery store. Take the creepy elevator up to the second floor. So many snacks, so much matcha... they have everything!
William HAugust 23, 2014Great Japanese supermarket accessed by a stealthy but slow elevator from the 80s. Great selection of everything, including mochi. Mmm, mochi.
Jeffrey KaoSeptember 25, 2014Get the home-made kimchi. Good value, tastes good, and you get a glass jar!
Ben WatkinsJuly 11, 2013One of the few Japanese supermarkets in town, but beware the prices. Staples such as rice and garlic are much cheaper at places like Trader Joe's
J.W. GarrisonJanuary 31, 2014They really up there bento game recently. Be there at 12pm sharp, all the good stuff sells out within 30 mins.
A lot of interesting Japanese goods packed into a small space. Affordable bento boxes, strange and colorful sweets, ume plums, weird jelly cups, etc. Design enthusiasts will freak at the packaging.
Sunrise MartDecember 27, 2013Sunrise Mart has started a new facebook page! Please like us:- Nate BeattyNovember 8, 2015Great ingredients I have trouble finding elsewhere. Selection of fresh and inexpensive produce too
I believe this is the biggest Japanese supermarket in Manhattan. They have everything from food to household items.
infusiaMay 12, 2010find all sorts of kitchen knick knacks at the back of the store, chopsticks, mini clothes hanger. i love it for the ready to cook packets, selection of green tea and snack food.
I come here once a week for fresh shishito peppers. Seriously. Also pokeys.
Bento boxes are a steal. Choose something from the candy aisle for dessert and a drink from one of the cases. All under $10.- N OJuly 14, 2012Cheeep japanese products! Snacks can be pricy but it is imported! Love this location the most!
Vivian LiMarch 10, 2014Variety of Japanese makeup & they have testers for it too! $10 credit minimum.
EvanJanuary 30, 2013The best kimchi is made and sold here. It's a younger variety and sold in giant jars.
Jamie WongJune 22, 2014There was a fly in my bento box that I got from this place. I call them and they gave me a really bad attitude! They didn't even say sorry to me at all! Very very disappoint! Customer service is rude
Stocks Hawaiian Sun guava juice for $1.15—makes you feel like you're in Hawaii!
Jin MoonDecember 28, 2013They have a minimum purchase of 10 dollars when using a credit card. It's apparently required by department of consumer affairs.....- Jeffrey KaoJanuary 14, 2015If you have a knife and are feeling ghetto, you can buy a block of raw salmon for sashimi and save some $$$.
Pretty sure they either get their sushi and ready made foods from Panya downstairs or the other way round...
Christen DuongAugust 26, 2011Great place to stock up on Japanese groceries. Take a look at the nicely sliced meats.
MoocuSeptember 8, 2011Love it! I always shop here :) take an elevator upstairs and you'll find Jap oasis
Their onigiri (rice balls) are bomb, and only $1.49 to boot.
TanyaDecember 22, 2012Sunrise? More like Surprise Mart! Stumbled upon this 2nd floor store because we curiously followed some people into an elevator...
Rae @ Ciona Taylor ProductionsMarch 31, 2012US Tofu for only 99cents. Plus tofu from Kyoto for under $2
Does anyone else get the imitation crab sticks and eat them in stringies like polly-o??
Phil NomJanuary 1, 2016It's like being teleported in Tokyo, complete with old man driving the elevator
Melody HanAugust 17, 2011I like picking up affordable, sushi-grade fish here - the salmon is usually quite decent.
- Trever PolakAugust 16, 2014When you walk in there's just an elevator. Hold down the button until it's lit yellow and go to floor 2.
Great deals on flavored teas and beer are often available.
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