Ebisu Jax

I love this store!!! Very spacious and lovely! Everything is neatly put together in aisles and super organized. It's not cluttered together, making shopping a nice and relaxing in my opinion. They have everything here, from drinks, to snacks, ramen, utensils, pens, makeup, essentials, etc. I will definitely come back here again! SUCH A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE!

What an awesome place to have in the city! Brightly lit and with friendly staff, Ebisu Jax has tons of food, drinks, toys, skincare and cosmetics, and even some other household items. We didn't use the gachapon or claw machines but were impressed with the variety. It's hard to say much about pricing because items obviously come at a bit of a premium due to being imported, but nothing made me shocked, and they did have some sales. I was glad to see that the items had basic English descriptions on the shelving price tags, although I did catch myself Googling a few things for more detail, so I'd suggest making sure you have your phone with you if you want/need to look up detailed information. We'll have a great time working through the snacks and are looking forward to visiting again.

As someone who is a transplant here in Jax, and came from the Bay Area, California - ebisu is a mix between Daiso and Miniso. Happy to have found this place!I find it convenient to come here and buy my shampoo, conditioner, makeup and snacks!

Awesome Japanese store. Large and spacious. Felt like I was walking straight into Japan. Location- 11160 Beach Blvd. Ste 126. Jacksonville, FL 32246Interior- Spacious and cool, vibrant and anime like atmosphere. They have life size anime statue characters, claw machines and vending machines. Products- from stuffed animals, snacks, toys, gadgets, beauty products, cosmetics, house hold items, house decor. Ebisu has it all and definitely a must see!

This store is a must for anyone who loves Japanese anime and culture. They even had a Moomin toy machine at the front. I never find Moomin toys locally. Alas, I didn't have any dollar bills on me. I bought some tasty Cinnamaroll candy on my first visit. I was in Sanrio heaven. I would recommend going to Rd international market for cheaper food.

Fun and interesting store! Majority of the sold items are Japanese. Luckily they had translated notes on each item. I bought several snacks that you normally wouldn't see at American stores like crab flavored chips and mochi sweets. They also have cute mugs and other home items. The store is fairly large and kept very clean. Would definitely go again to try other snacks!

Can I just say that this is now this is my favorite store in Jax?I love how big and bright this place is! Anything and everything related to Japan is here. The isles are nice and wide and each product has a shelf tag that translates what the item is. For a little more info on it, I highly recommend Google Lens.I didn't get any figures or plushies, just 99% food. lotsa chips, lotsa sodas, and some strange purchases for me, grilled ray fin and corn tea. The fin tastes like it's from the sea but has the consistency of really tough jerky. After chewing it a bit it softened and is pretty good. The tea is NOT sweetened so if you can't drink it this way, add sweetener. Definitely like drinking liquid corn but I did enjoy it. For the chips my favorites are the Lays Cucumber flavor (which are surprisingly sweet ), the Lays Mustard Octopus flavor, and the Lays Grilled Squid flavor. The sodas we got stated on the bottle that they were made from the water on Mt. Fuji and they tasted great.I need more!

Wild Saturday night checking out the new Ebisu here in Jax! When getting directions to this place, I immediately thought .. Of course it's off beach Blvd! All the good places in Jax are somewhere off beach Blvd. The store is remarkably clean and tidy. First impression: it's giving upscale CVS or Walgreens. It's got a little bit of everything - makeup, skincare, toilet paper, snacks, candy, drinks, toys, pens, pencils, cups, plates, random essentials you never thought you needed. I probably spent a good 30 mins in there just looking around before making my way to the line to pay. This place is family friendly and I appreciated the fact that they were open until 9:30 on Saturday evening. The line to pay moved fast and the front counter girl was in such good spirits for it being so busy and late, I'm sure she had a long day. I asked her what skin care product she's tried that she likes and she gave me a great recommendation about a moisturizer to try on my next visit - which falls under the shiseido brand (great brand) Will be grabbing that on my next trip. I labeled the pic if anyone is interested in knowing what her rec was. (Red and white bottle/box)Looking forward to visiting again!

If you love Japanese culture, you should go here! Real cool Japanese store. Grand Opening today of Ebisu Life Store, on Friday the 13th of all days.Very clean (and bright) inside with a wide variety of great authentic stuff; all kinds of snacks and drinks. Wide variety of Asian Goods.You may get lost in translation as everything they sell is in Japanese. We ended picking some Ramen and some soups to go. And if you come here between 9/13 - 9/15, you will get a promotional treat(s).And don't worry, they are well staffed so service is served with a smile.ARIGATO Ebisu !!!

Beautiful, very brightly-lit, cute store carrying various Japanese items. It's fun, there's something for everyone, but also consider the following:--They have some figures but it's not heavy on anime or manga stuff--no wallscrolls, T-shirts, only a few key rings, et al. It's not an anime store. --It's not a grocery store, either. They have a lot of Japanese snacks and sodas/teas/other drinks but not even basics for cooking--no soya in example. So, it's fine for stocking up on snacks but you'll need to hit up another Asian market for things to actually cook.--They do however have a lot of cosmetics, personal care, and homegoods like air fresheners and laundry soap.Everything is well-presented, clear, and with labels offering English translation of what the item is as well. I would have liked some more groceries myself, but I can see the draw they have for people interested in Japanese goods in general. Pretty good selection of table service/dishes kinda stuff, too. Worth checking out, certainly.