Little Tokyo Market Place

First time here today and we were blown away by the huge selection of fresh seafood. They also had a lot of great produce, steaks, vegan options and really everything else we need anytime we grocery shop. Oh and they have a little a food court with poke and a couple other options. When you check out they validate parking for the parking garage which is always a plus.

I went in again for other items I typically get! The crab I bought days ago, was not the best crab. It didn't hold up. So not only am I paying for tank water with the crab, the crab is less than mediocre in quality and flavor. I also saw the guy, happily charging others for tank water. As he just goes from the tanky it he bag, not slewing any excess water to drain. Just a rip off. Do better!

Love the selection of snacks. Wanted to get persimmon, but they were spoiling. Def not Hmart standard but at least they're organized.

Very good place. They never run out of supplies and almost all their stuff are in good condition. The cashiers check out really fast, the market is clean and their food is amazing. There are also many types of brands for the same thing which is good if you need a specific brand.

Amazing fresh made daily sushi, musubi, kimcji, onigiri and a huge selection of drinks, sake, beers, teas, calico soft drinks. Endless Japanese snacks, mochi, chips, cookies as well ad fresh fruit and produce. The downside---super crowded and sometimes some questionable customer service. The sushi place is separate from the market place itself and is overpriced compared to Nijiya Market. It's still super flavorful and very fresh. I'll occasionally slurge and buy myself a ton of sushi and cbd kombucha!! Has validation parking lot structure attached and benches to eat at outside the market too!

Pretty good pickings for a market on the outskirts of DTLA. It's a Korean supermarket with a hot food section, fresh seafood section, sushi stall, Asian bakery, and little restaurant that serves a mix of Japanese and Korean fare. It's no HMart but definitely is up there as far as offerings go. I like how much organic products they have here. I like that I can buy Natto, Thayer's toner, tteokboki, and mochi products from Fugetsu-Do in one place. Personally not a fan of their marinated meats. They have good sales listed every week. I got a 4-pack of Korean canned tuna for 8 bucks so that was nice.

Little Tokyo market place accepts EBT. It is one of the few grocery stores in the arts district/ little Tokyo to do so. Their products are more expensive than you can get them for at other stores, but at least they have a good selection.I love to buy pre packaged freshly made food from the back left area of the store. They have a yummy quinoa mango salad, bibimbap, spam musubi, and many other things! It's all very freshly made and the quality is great for the price. They have seating near the exit of the grocery store as well.

Stopped to check out ingredients for a special recipe. This store is STOCKED!!! I was able to find all specialty ingredients and then some! Flavored KitKats, old-school Almond Cookies...even a Cold Brew Latte with Almond Milk!The lines can get long but move quickly. Totally worth a visit.

Decent grocery spot in the area. I feel the stuff here are a little cheaper than Nijaya and Marukai. The store is pretty big. Lots of options. They have a hot food section too that they discount after 8PM. So if you're into that stuff and need a later night dinner, check it out. They have security guard guarding the entrances. Usually my go to grocery spot when I need something quick or too lazy to drive out.

I really really like this market place. I think they have a pretty decent selection of Korean goods that I can't find anywhere else and I like that their parking garage is 1 hour free and the market place will validate if you pay more than 30$ on a trip, which I almost always do. One of the main reasons I love coming here is because they have a ready-made Ganjang-Gejang that I absolutely go bananas for. I'd love to eat it at an actual restaurant but, for almost 1 pound of soy marinated crabs at only 9.99 I feel like the price can't be beat and I always get the 2$ steamed white rice and it's a perfect lunch. They also have a wide selection of ready made Korean food, they also have a small poke restaurant inside, a nice sushi selection and a ton of smaller restaurants in the back. I'm never around that spot so, I don't know if they're still there. Also, the kombucha selection is ridiculous. I've gotten so many interesting things. Granted, the supermarket smells fishy from time to time and it can get super crowded, I still love this marketplace and will sometimes choose it over H-Mart or Zion in Koreatown