Back again for takeout when in Henderson area! I'd say everything is decent. Many takeout items are best bang for your buck in comfort, simple Japanese dishes. Fyi, the kitchen closes early 5pm/6pm so call ahead! When we are in Chinatown area, then we go to Fukuya Japan Market for similar takeouts. We love both. But I like Japanese Creek Market's bento better...in quality, sides, overall. 20min for takeout to be ready. $9.99 Bento Grilled Salmon (Staff preferred grilled vs teriyaki when I asked for what their prefer).$5.49 California cut roll 8pc$10.99 Curry ($5.99) + Pork Culet ($5) is dairy free. Curry was pretty good. Sides:$6.99 Mizkan Goma Shuba Tree$5.07 Seaweed Salad$3.20 Nikujaga$1.99 Rice Ball (Spicy Cod Roe)A must buy for my freezer/fridge is organic natto. $2.89 SK Mitonoaji Natto 3pk. I take it out to defrost and eat as a side with future meals. In the past we ordered:- $7.99 Fried Spanish Mackerel 2pc as a Bento box. Croquette: Tbd if there is dairy so I just avoided ordering the Mako. Macaroni has only mayo, no dairy. SUPER GOOD!!- $7.99 Chicken Bowl.- $7.49 Salmon Sushi cut 16pc.- $3.20 Nikujaga- $6.95 Tuna Cut Roll Comparison: Japanese Creek Market in Henderson JCM vs Fukuya Japanese Market in Chinatown FJM. Prices aren't too different.- Fried Horse Mackerel 2pc as a Bento box. $7.99 bento/$10.99 Maku JCM vs $11.99 Maku FJM- Chicken Bowl $7.99 reg/$9.99 lrg JCM vs $8.50 FJM- Salmon Sushi cut $7.49 16pc JCM vs $4.49 6pc. FJM- Eel Bowl $16.99 JCM vs $11.50 FJM- California Roll $5.49 JCM vs $7 FJM- Rice Ball $1.99 JCM vs $2.50 FJMBut Fukuya Markets offers things that this store doesn't offer like - $11.50 Salmon Sashimi bowl, $15 Salmon Ikura bowl, $11.50 Spicy Tuna bowl, $15 Chirashi bowl.- $7-$11 different Udon/noodle soups.- DIY float (pick your drink + $2 ice cream).

Came in to check out this Japanese supermarket when I was in Vegas just to see what they had. I believe I saw some people talking about this place on social media so I wanted to just see what the hype was about. This store is completely stocked with many traditional Japanese products that you might see when you are at a 7 11 convenience store. It gave me that type of vibe.Also, the store is super organized and very clean. I bought some ice cold drinks from their fridges, candies, rice cracker snacks, and also an eyebrow pencil for my eyebrows since I forgot mine at home. Overall I'm satisfied with all my purchases and if you want some Japanese products such as food, makeup or drinks this is the right spot to come to!

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. First it's extremely clean. When you walk in it looks bigger inside then outside. It's essentially a large warehouse. Three quarters of it is a market where you can anything from food to an alter to incense & the other quarter of it is a cafe with the most delicious Indian food I've had in years. My friends took me here as it is a place that they frequent. The owner, who they know well was extremely kind, polite, & wanted to make sure we were taken care of. He greeted us when he saw my friends & made sure to say goodbye & that he looks forward to our return. Ok let's jump right in to the food. O.M.G for $10 you can get this entire sampler platter with curry, rice, dessert, & more. Additionally I bought samosas. You might say what is that. I'll tell you it's the most incredible phyllo dough stuffed with a vegetable curry deliciousness that I've never had before; at least not memorable enough like these. They were so good that I ended up ordering another order of them (they come in three & I told my friends this order is for me only lol). I paid for one of my buddies lunch & mine & 2 orders of Samosas & it was total $30 for ALL THAT FOOD. WOW! Incredible. So let me sum this up & tell you that if you're in the mood for delicious vegetarian food & you're unsure where to go, go ahead & try out this Indian market & cafe on Tropicana. I promise you won't be disappointed.