Japan Village

Japan Village in Brooklyn is a culinary haven, offering an immersive experience into Japanese cuisine and culture. The marketplace brings the best of Japan to Brooklyn, featuring a diverse range of authentic Japanese products, from fresh produce to unique snacks and kitchen essentials. What sets Japan Village apart is the commitment to quality and authenticity. The marketplace not only provides a wide array of Japanese goods but also offers a variety of dining options, including a food hall with vendors serving up delicious and traditional Japanese dishes. The welcoming atmosphere and the attention to detail in showcasing Japanese culture make Japan Village a standout destination. It's not just a marketplace; it's a cultural experience that allows visitors to savor the true essence of Japan without leaving Brooklyn. In summary, Japan Village is a must-visit in Brooklyn for those seeking an authentic taste of Japan. It's a culinary and cultural gem that adds a unique and enriching dimension to Brooklyn's vibrant food scene.

Name Japan Village says it all - food court with authentic Japanese food offered by a number of small Japanese restaurants plus Japanese supermarket with a wide selection of fresh and frozen food, snacks, tea, dry soba, unique Ramune soft drink, you name it. Sorry for the photos of half eaten Ramen soup. It was good!!! We truly enjoyed it (3 different kinds). The one we liked the most was Black garlic tonkatsu soup but if you like spicy than get Spicy miso😉 We also had onigiri - rice balls- offered with many different stuffing. We are definitely coming back to try other food!

A great place to spend the day. There are so many unqiue and authentic japanese stores, you will have hours of enjoyment just walking around. The outside dining areas are cozy and comfortable when weather permits. And with all of the different authentic Japanese places to eat, you will never run out of new and interesting things to taste. Stop for Anime night if you love anime!.

Cute but it's not really a village more like two floors in a building. I didn't get to try the food downstairs but it all looked really great and surprisingly the grocery didn't have a fishy smell at all! There were more stores upstairs with lots of cool Japanese games, toys, books and also vending machines. Many of the places were closed when I went there but I was there later in the day. They had a Daiso as well that had so much cute affordable stuff. Definitely a nice place to wander around. Would be nice if the grocery store were EBT friendly, but it still had such a fantastic selection of far away and ultra cute things. Definitely a fun place to check out and wander with a friend or a date .

Lots of variety and delicious foods at reasonable prices. Great Asian food market and upstairs there is more shopping, collectibles, pottery, arcade claw machine games and more. My only caution is not to show up in the last hour that they are open since many vendors shut down early if they're not busy.

Super neat place to visit if you're around. Took the kids there for the japanese comic book store. They have vintage video games on sale there with tons of anime figures and gifts. They also have a food market on the first floor although the things were a little overpriced. But considering there isn't another japanese market around I guess the higher prices are expected. There's also some restaurants and bar in the connected buildings. It's a cool place to visit if you're around. They have these cute little toy vending machine like the one's in asia. There's a few other neat little shops in there and a video game room that's $5 person. We didn't have much time so we didn't visit the game room. The decor is very nice and it's a nice place to take pictures or just enjoy a little afternoon time relaxing with friends and family.