Dainobu - New York, New York

Anamaria P.

No conozco mucho de la cultura pero encontramos lo que mi hija buscaba (sake) y una variedad de productos japoneses un supermercado muy variado

Carlos M.

Los mejores tragos

Wet S.

Nice little market with a wide array of Japanese snacks, beverages, and ingredients at their disposal. The lady working the register was very kind and friendly as well. Worth a stop if you’re nearby.

360 M.

Excellent place to drop by for a quick snack or meal while on the go. Sushi seems to be made fresh daily in an abundance of varieties. Our favorite here had to be the spicy tuna rolls, Japanese snacks and cold green tea beverages. Clean environment with ample amounts of hand sanitizer sprinkled throughout. Most of the patrons properly social disanced but the store is super narrow so keep that in mind on your next visit. Great spot to grab some extra firm tofu as well. Great customer service with speedy checkout lines.

Ruwan J.

Dainobu is a small-to-medium sized Japanese grocery that is filled with Japanese grocery items, snacks, and pre-prepared meals and smaller bites. the shop is well-organized, neat, and brightly lit, the prep-prepared eats are in the front and packaged grocery items are arranged via aisles in the back. there are a good number of staff if you can’t find something.

i have only bought candy, snacks, and some of the pre-prepared foods. i’ve been pretty happy with all purchases here. the snack and candy selection is good. recently, grabbed a spicy tuna onigiri which was the portable comfort eat I needed after a long cardio session. the tuna and rice tasted fresh and was seasoned well. before that, i grabbed a Japanese boxed meal to heat up at home after a long day of errand-running on the west side. the quality of the curry beef over rice was quite good and tasty even thought it is essentially a microwaved (or stovetop) meal. the curry was flavorful, the beef was thin and tender, and the rice soaked up all those flavors nicely. the price $8.99 + tax is a total value for an easy weekend lunch or dinner when you’re too
tired (or in my case too lazy) to cook. there are a variety of these boxed meals from sushi and sashimi to more savory meals that need to be heated.

Ian C.

Small Japanese mart with various products and fresh food. Decent selection of fresh sushi products to choose from. I would take a look to see if the rice is fresh before picking because one of ours was stale.

Special chirashi ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: solid chirashi bowl with a mix of raw fish eel eggs and veggies.

Salmon nigiri+roll ⭐️⭐️: probably picked up an old one cause the rice was super clumped together and sticky.

Inari ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: grabbed this cause I saw the lady just come out and put it out. Super fresh and tasty especially the scallop. Only thing I would change is remove the cream cheese from the salmon one.

Marion N.

For a small place they have a lot of great groceries to choose from! This place is well stocked. They have pretty much everything you would need. The people that work there are nice and very helpful! Definitely check this place out for your Japanese grocery needs!!

Mahtik C.

People act like this place is a hospitality venue. It's there to get food. Leave your " i was offended by this" nonsense at the door.

The place has fresh ready to go meals and sushi/sashimi. They also have grocery items as well.

Stop the whining and enjoy the damn food.