We went a little out of the way just to visit Japan Village because I had to get some Japanese foods and snacks. This place did not disappoint. I didnt have the time to look at everything outside of the grocery/market section, but I did see a few places to get hot food across from the grocery section. We also went and saw the courtyard area which is beautifully decorated.If you are a fan of Japanese flavors or foods, check this place out! I hope to return there soon to check out what else that are has to offer, as it seems to have many multinational food spots, among other things.

If you’re looking for unique ingredients, Japan Village is definitely on point. Very fresh, great variety, middle to a higher price level, which is completely okay when you’re looking for a true high quality fresh food. You can find delicious mushrooms along the side with great pottery.

Whats not to love? Its a food hall with a bunch of great options from Japanese curry to your classic ramen, to baked goodies. The market is to the right when you enter the main entrance so you can shop from cult favorite snacks like yakult, red bean desserts, candies, and even household items like cleaning products, shampoos, and skincare. The options are endless.Highly recommend Setagaya Ramen to the left for some Tonkatsu ramen and Moriya for some pork katsu curry! The food is made fresh and piping hot! Perfect for the cold winter days and competitively priced considering the value you receive. The service is also really great, as everyone is very kind and efficient to boot!You must visit Japan Village in industry city!! Could not recommend it more to my own friends and family.

I had the karage chicken with rice and it was delicious. I recommend not eating it with any sauce they charge though as it’s good enough,

Very pretty place with small restaurants on the first floor. Everyone is socially distanced, and the food is delicious. Looks like a small Japanese town.

So much to eat!! Soups and Dons and sushi and Bentos! Lots of areas to sit down and nosh. Amazing place, check out the supermarket with items you can only find here. It feels like a secret...

I love this place! There are various statues in the area and when I went there was some type of painting show. I wasnt there for it, but it seemed very cool. Great place, definitely recommend

🇯🇵 Sunrise Mart and the courtyard outside with the benches and murals are the highlights.The food was a B and if you have a craving for Japanese foods and treats, and youre in Brooklyn, I would recommend it. I have tried the karaage, the katsu, the onigiri and the okonomiyaki, all were a solid B, though the okonomiyaki was served lukewarm and thats a no-no. The prices are also ok.They have several live plants 🌵🪴, which is a plus for me.

The flavors are fine, but nothing to call home about. Pricey for being in such an isolated part of Brooklyn. The Mount Fuji ramen was a cross of ramen and Italian pasta, reminiscent of a tomato soup; the creaminess was nice. The dipping soba (zaru), which is supposed to be chewy, was hard and cut into short pieces that made it really hard to dip in the sauce.The seating area outside is very nice. Indoors its not very atmospheric; Im not sure why people compare it to a Japanese village, it really looks like a food court.

Find you fix for Sushi, ramen, soba, udon, onigiri...at the food court section. In the market section, you can buy some hard to find Japanese snacks and groceries here, completed with fresh sashimi and the finest beef and pork cuts. More stuffs are added everytime we go.

Love this place!! There were many shops all around it. The Japanese market was well stocked and there were quite a few places to get great japanese food. And a large outdoor eating area to enjoy the meals you purchase and just enjoy the atmosphere. Everyone wore masks and you could social distance if you pay attention and say excuse me in the few spots that people would congregate. I will definitely come here again. 🌸

Lots of foods, all delicious!

I love shopping at the Sunrise Mart location in Japan Village. They always have fresh produce, many types that would be hard to find in an average supermarket. They also have a multitude of organic fruits and vegetables. The meat and fish sections have a consistently great variety. They also have large selections of imported foods, especially noodles. I recently decided to try making Vietnamese beef noodle pho and got all of my ingredients from Japan Village. Beef bones and spices for my homemade stock, rice noodles, meat, and other veggies and mushrooms for the soup. It came out delicious and I’m so happy that Industry City has an Asian market.

Enter form the building with koi fish, which took me a while to found out. Has a Japanese food court and a Japanese market inside.

So pretty! Im sure it looks even more awesome at night. I went into the supermarket to finally get some kewpie for the sando Im planning to make. 10 card minimum so I got some kimchi and the boruto biscuits (they ok). They sushi grade fish and wagyu in there too and even instant pho!

Love this place. They have an amazing variety of Japanese foods and goods. The food is delicious and varied from shop to shop, the market has a great assortment of Japanese staples to try and make the food at home. And they have special events on the weekends that are always fun to be a part of.

I love Japan Village. Great selection of decent food, good Japanese market and nice staff.

Excellent food and drink here, about 8 Japanese food court style shops here with some outdoor and indoor dining options.

Whats not to like? see pics.

Love to come here my japanese ready to brew filter coffee.

Great Japanese food and generally a fun cool place to explore. The ramen is legit.

This place is amazing. The selection of food is phenomenal. I was able to try two different beer from Japan that I have not had before and they were amazing, I had Ramen with pork that melts in your mouth. This place cannot be missed.

Love this place! They have such an array of produce and products in the shop. The eateries are not bad depending on what you like.

Really cool area with a couple of views take in. Market was fun kinda of a sensory overload cause everything or almost everything was in Japanese kanji. Some authentic Japanese food inside like ramen, rice bowls, sushi, and onigiri. Then you can take it outside to eat with view.

Great spacious place with plenty of food stalls located all over!

For those who have been overseas and spent time in Japan. They will recognize quite a few of the staples, and even some of the eccentricities. A little difficult to maintain distance, bit it could have been with the time of day I went. They were wiping down and cleaning the stations continously.

Hugh diversity of everything that you can eat from Japan. They have a market that stocks all sorts of Japanese dry goods, frozen imports, high end meat and sushi grade fish. Then there are 7 different places to grab anything from a snack to a meal. A cafe, a omigiri and sushi to go counter. A noodles/soup counter.(eat outside in the food court). 4 sit-down table service restaurants (1 sushi, 1 hibachi and 2 with other menus). Great place to visit and try something new..

This was a very cute place! The market was really big and it feels authentic in there. Meat and seafood there, too. Everything’s in Japanese! It was really cool! Outside of the market were many different Japanese food stalls to eat at from sushi, bento boxes, takoyaki, ramen and even a bakery... Everything looked super yummy and smelled delicious!

We have been coming here for more than 2 years and the place has been getting better and better each time. They always come up with some ideas for kids to be intertained, the outside dinning. They have a bunch of supermarkets and cafes. Definitely a must visit place especially with your kids

The cashiers are Russians dressed up/makeup on as japanese. Hilarious.

Amazing selection of Japanese food. Fantastic prices as well

Always a fun & colorful experience!

Fantastic selection of tasty Japanese foods! The sushi bar is one of the best. The food stands get busy, but you can usually find a seat at the bar or take your food to one of the many seating areas around Industry City. Love the grocery selection too!

This place seems to be thriving and I am all for it.

Good food with reasonable price, feel like you are in Japan.

Cant miss food hall in Industry City. Every single restaurant stall was incredible from the bakery to the onigiri, the ramen, the udon, the karage, and the okonomayaki. You cannot go wrong with ordering one of everything from every open stall. Just a warning: seating is very limited inside so grab a table and coordinate your orders. Some places only open at noon, so plan accordingly!

Large Japanese Grocery with hot food vendors and outdoor eating area. Family friendly Industry City courtyard to explore behind it.

There were a lot of people, but that of course is not their fault. What I did is go take a walk around the complex and when I went back the line was much shorter. The store and everything looked clean and in good condition. The products they sell in the store are nothing you cannot find in other Japanese grocery stores for cheaper and within much easier access. The cashier was nice. If youre going to see Industry City in general, then I do think the trip is worth it. If youre going just for Japan Village... Probably not.

Absolutely lovely, the food is delicious and its very nice to spend time with someone here. The bathrooms are good and there is always room to sit (one of my favorite things about here). The people here are nice and in my experience have never been rude. Definitely recommend!! :)

I absolutely love this place. The food was amazing. The rice ball had salmon in one and fried chicken (already devoured) in another. You can sit at the bar to eat food from the other food kiosks and drink. Cant wait for a return visit.

We love to shop in Japanese supermarkets since we always can get better beef and seafood with reasonable price. We had high expectation before we visited Japan Village especially for their food court.The exterior decor is super cool and modern with authentic and eye-catching Japanese painting. Inside Japan Village, it’s really bright, clean and wide-spaced.We were aware some stands were temporarily closed during COVID-19, but still felt disappointed that the options in the food court were limited and duplicated.We ended up buying only 2 bottles of Japanese sauce for Okonomiyaki and decided to get our lunch around 8 ave in Sunset Park since the food here didn’t look really delicious.

There is alot of stores to explore. When you need a break you can sit in the food court/play area for the kids.

Japanese grocery with all of the ingredients and accessories to make any Japanese dish. Great selection of fresh seafood at good prices as well. The store shares space with several Japanese Restaurants and a bakery for dine in or takeaway. Highly recommend.

Went during the winter season and its absolutely beautiful. The food inside is amazing too. 100% would recommend trying everything there.

Love the space, quick bites and Market! Wish it was a bit cooler in the summer time when eating... but cool off at the bar for Beer and Sake!

Nice experience and an excellent move forward in reimagining new spaces in the former industrial zones of Brooklyn. Restaurant are alright and plenty of cool activities. However, it can be really expensive so be prepared.

Incredibly diverse offerings. My daughter loves this place for its exotic Japanese sweets and treats.

Best place for Japanese goods, only place I know with a surplus of products from Japan, wish there were more locations in the city, its a trek getting there.

Such a great place to enjoy real Japanese food and snacks shopping

Get the fresh onigiri. Theyre awesome,Im convinced they sprinkle crack in them (theyre delicious & THAT addictive)

Wonderful food court. Great soba noodles soup and onigiri.

Really cool space and great food. Awesome place for people curious and hungry.

Amazing area with food court and supermarket “Sunrise Market”.The market itself not the cheapest one, but variety is awesome. They have not only food but also beauty products (some of them I could find only online)The best part is that everything is so neat and organized!The outside area is also gorgeous!

This place rocks, very close by where we live, amazing selection of food and supermarket is deff a plus, always great place to visit just for lunch and spend some time in the Industry City.

I shop here often. And always find something fun to try.

There was a large selection of all of my favourite Japanese snacks.Also, all of the sales associates were extremely professional and helpful.While shopping and dining within Japan Village, I was never made to feel as though my present was not wanted, as is the in most predominantly non Black establishments.I vehemently encourage everyone to experience Japan Village at Industry City, Brooklyn, New York.

This place is amazing. I highly recommend browsing through this location.

A good experience showcasing a selection of Japanese eateries including noodles, sushi, and a bakery. The supermarket is located adjacent. With all the food halls opening in the city of different themes, this one feels underwhelming based on the physical size and variety.

Parking is a breeze. The food is good but had better taste elsewhere. You can dine indoor or outdoors. Plenty of Japanese food and snack.

Surprisingly authentic Japanese food that tastes almost as good as what you can find in Japan. If I lived closer, Id go every day.

I cant remember the last time I looked forward to the opening of an establishment in Brooklyn. Although this review is for the soft opening on the weekend of Thanksgiving, I can already see this place becoming a huge draw for chefs and foodies that pass through Industry City.Even though the place was incredibly busy, I got to see many of the food stalls and even ate at one.I then got the pleasure of checking out the supermarket which does an excellent job of carrying a large selection of Japanese cooking and food staples, and also includes items for health and the kitchen.I look forward for to visiting again soon.

Plenty of sitting everywhere, food is so good, there’s also a little market inside too. There’s also some displays on the outside, it’s super cute and photo worthy. Def will be back for the ramen and other foods!

A good addition to the neighborhood. Market seems quite busy on weekends but I guess thats a good sign, so be ready to wait and look for a place to sit! The karaage is absolutely delicious!

This place is great! Restaurant, grocery, and novelty items. Great atmosphere!

Small compared to Asian groceries in my native Elmhurst. I think this might be a hipster trap. Just go to an Asian neighborhood and you will find bigger selection. Nothing wrong with this place... just small. We did buy excellent mango frozen mochi.

Love sunrise market is in bk, can be bigger, also love different food vendors in food court. Fun spacious in IC

I can get lost in this place! Wow! There are so many different, interesting and unique things to discover here and all of it is from Japan!Whether your looking for fun snacks and candy, or different body lotions, soaps, or face masks, Japan Village has it all. I found things I didn’t even know existed, like paper soap for example.It’s a fun place to check out and if you need unique or interesting gifts, I have no doubt that you’ll be able to find something here.

Cute Japanese villageYou can shop at sunrise market.Amazing Japanese groceryJapanese snacks, candy, cookie, and makeup, cosmetics too.And they also have meat, seafood section.Everything looks fresh and very organized.After you done shopping, there is food court right next.I did t try the food there today. But I saw ramen, bento, sushi, tacoyaki, etc. about 5-6 different kind.Instead, I got some dessert:)Mochi donut- Im a fan of Mochi donut, this one is just okay, the texture is more like regular donuut.And dango- a traditional Japanese dessert. Its rice cake with different topping. I like kinako and redbean flavor.The hojicha chestnut pound cake is my favriote dessert for today. Love hojicha flavor a lot

This place has everything. Went on a date with my bf and we spent a few hours there. Enjoy the photos

Very Crowded. Good selection of food and supermarket is fully stocked with good variety. Going through its soft opening. Was told, Second floor is not even opened yet and will be opening in Summer of 2019

Love everything here (plus Sunrise Mart) but the standout, for me, is the Onigiri and bento spot. So quick and delicious and not something you can get anywhere. Although the udon and bakery are a must-visit as well.

Very cool experience. Self contained and lots of fun. Extensive Japanese food market and plenty of food court style stands to enjoy various Japanese culinary choices. The rest of the area features all sorts of merchants from a custom hat maker to a blacksmith shop where you can sign up to learn the trade. In the in-between building courtyards there are some places to grab cocktails and beers, plus play areas for the little ones.

Authentic Japanese food court offering Japanese foods. Each vendor has a specialty, so it’s a lot of fun wandering around and seeing what the specials of the day are. Well stocked food market with a top selection of rice. Seating is a little crammed and not too comfortable.

I love this store, it has small selections of everything you need including produce staples. There is a large frozen section with everything from edamame and gyoza to mochi ice cream. It has a tofu and bbq meat section. The fish section is great if youre looking for fresh fish for sushi, best selection is on the weekend when they get their shipment from Japan! They have a large drink and snack selection including many different flavors of jellies and kit kat. They even have a small selection of dishes and skin/body care. Honestly, this place has it all and everytime Im surprised with how much theyre able to fit in the small amount of space they have.P.S. The food in the food court is great, I definitely recommend the riceball/onigiri station if you need something quick on the go. Remember to bring cash as they have a minimum for credit!

Confusing needs a better mapping system but enjoyed the food and disappointed that the barbcue loc was closed on monday and tuesday ....b4 I spent 20min looking for it.

Nice place always keep updating

Amazing place for a Japanese experience in NYC theres also a small convenience store that sells Japanese goods

Great place to shop for Japanese delicacies and groceries.

I’ve been wanting to visit this Japan Village for months now and today, in the pouring rain, I do so. The market is super small. My picture includes almost all of it!! There were only 4 vendors open and all of them had very limited menus. I came for the sushi and left with wasabi peas and wasabi rice cakes of all things. I hope that this place can recover from this pandemic... I won’t return until I hear things are rockin down here again.

Amazing spot to take someone on a date. Had a lot of fun. Lots of different Japanese food and the supermarket has some neat things.

Good selection of groceries and a food hall, but no second floor yet, so smaller than expected. Parking is hard to find on the street, but there is a good paid parking lot behind and several vendors will validate your parking with a certain amount of purchase, so bring your parking ticket with you. I think Japan Village validates with a $50 purchase

Buyer beware. We just purchased macarons from the japanese village and they shorted me 1 Sakura Macarons. Thats petty theft.

Great place for food and shop, this place was converted from old building to a must visit area in sunset park Brooklyn. There is under bridge meter parking and paid parking lots nearby.

Nice to have a japanese supermarket around the area. They have good cuts of beef and seafood. Some of the seafood is flown over from japan. After shopping there is a small food court arra to grab a bit.

Not too many places to sit inside on a rainy day.Good food. Not cheap, but not too expensive.

This place is pretty awesome. Hale of the space is Sunrise Mart- a Japanese supermarket, the other half of the space has is a food court with several Japanese eateries- different types of noodle, Raman, sushi, bakery, onigiri. There is also a premium quality Japanese butcher shop in Sunrise Mart.

Get the katsu don or katsu curry. You won’t regret it. Great prices for a reasonably portioned meal.

Nice authentic Japanese market with many choices of food! Love the food there! Price is reasonable too! Very crowded during weekend though.

The entrance is on 3 Ave and 35 Street. You can tell by painting of the building. Go through the food court

They are open to everyone now! Only few restaurant (sushi bar and fish department) are closed but rest are all open. No more traveling to Mitsuwa in NJ!

Surprisingly good sushi. Having just returned from Los Angeles where we unfortunately were served some rather mediocre fish, it was great having some stellar as a comparison. A bit of a pain to get to - but was really surprised at how bustling Industry City was. They mostly close up shop by 8-9pm, so its difficult to get to on a school night. Worth a visit.

This place is a foodie and city dweller paradise!!!! So much to explore and look around. Food options are superb 👏🏻🙏🏻♥️🍵🥢🍱🍜🍛🍣🍢

Such an amazing Japanese market with great food! I love their karashi mentaiko onigiri. All the different food stalls have delicious food. The only thing their that wasnt the best was the takoyaki. But besides that, literally everything else Ive tried has been amazing.

Clean and spacious and has everything you would need to make Japanese cuisines at home. Also has an open food court. Prices are reasonable but definitely not cheap. One block away from 36 street subway station via the R,N and D train .

The price exceeds its quality.

The Classic Tonkotsu DX Ramen is delicious and the spicy tuna onigiri is made to order and it is soooooo good and filling. The people here are very friendly and if it’s not too busy they will talk to you while you watch them make your order. They have so many options of japonés street and comfort food, and a market with a lot of convenience products from Japan 🇯🇵

That’s a lot of good Japanese products u can shop such as beauty, snacks🍡, tea🍵, soft drinks🧃, fruits🍎, meat 🥩, food🥫🥪🍙!!!🥰😍😍also they have fresh Sashimi🍱🦪

I wouldve given this four stars but due to the fact that my wife and I wanted bento and onigiri and went to the restaurant that serves that. We had an awkward experience sitting at the tables for no one to help us nor notify us that we had to order first before seated. No communication at all, both felt left out and unwanted. Next time communicate that you dont want to help black and poc people. 😊

Japan village is a perfectly little treat nestled in Brooklyn’s Industry City.Here you can escape a good variety of Japanese food vendors and street foods including onigiri, ramen, udon, sushi, donburri, okonomiyaki, yakisoba and many more! The staff here was extremely friendly and helpful.The lady making the onigiri was particularly sweet.Along with the food hall, there is a also a Japanese style bar and a Japanese food market with a great variety of products including the classic Japanese treats such a Pocky, fresh fish and meat, Japanese beer, and even household items and toiletries.On a weekday afternoon, this spot was surprisingly empty.The outdoor area was beautiful decorated with a giant mural and string lights.This is a great spot to visit year round.Parking is easy and it is also right off the R train.

A fantastic food court of Japanese cuisines and grocery markets, it gives you a feeling of a bustling indoor village.