Fushimi Market
Visitor
1889
Google Reviews
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Fushimi Market is a Japanese food market and upstairs eating area complete with microwave. It’s been here for two years and is on the ground floor. There is no food court here only a room upstairs where one can eat where there is a microwave. It is choc-a-block filled with all kinds of foods, condiments, sodas, sparkling waters, biscuits, chocolates to name a few. Naturally they have fresh sushi and other foods like dumplings that one can eat upstairs or take out. Hua Chen was kind and helpful when I bought sesame oil and soy sauces wrapping the bottles in separate paper bags. HK, the manager, was equally pleasant. I bought pork and vegetable gyoza and climbed the stairs to eat. There is another location in Times Square. Customers can also use the clean restroom (washroom). A lot of the customers are people working in the area.
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We popped in after dining at another restaurant, this market has Japanese groceries, but also lots of already made hot food, in addition, there is a full kitchen that serves katsu and other Japanese fast food dishes, will come back and try for sure. Fushimi Market is a contemporary Japanese-inspired eatery on 6th Avenue that combines the convenience of a quick-service market with a focused menu of popular East Asian dishes. It caters primarily to the Midtown and Chelsea lunch crowds, as well as residents looking for high-quality, efficient dining options.
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Good for a quick bite or lunch. Food Mae fresh everyday. You can get a decent lunch under $20. After 6pm there’s a discount for most of the sushi and sashimi. Seating in the back.
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They did a great job with the seasonal drink! Awesome work on the flowers and the drink was really tasty too 😋
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I really liked that they had a wide variety of prepared foods ready to eat. It's also great that there's a space where you can sit down and enjoy your meal right there! We tried the yakisoba, but unfortunately it wasn’t very good—the noodles were overcooked and that was pretty much all there was to it. I had the vegetarian one, and my partner had another kind (I can't remember the name), but he felt the same—too much pasta and not much flavor. That said, the mini-market was great for finding Japanese ingredients!
