This department/Japanese Grocery Store is just a great way to spend an afternoon or morning shopping - particularly if you have lived in or are from Japan. From geta shoes to teapots to osembe crackers to fresh fish to yukatas, etc. Truly a conglomeration of...More

I looked up Uwajimaya online before my trip and found that they were having a Polynesian festival. Primarily a grocery store with a large housewares section, they have special events regularly. I had a delicious meal of noodles and pork, and shave ice for dessert....More

Ready made hot food. Get in line and choose whatever you want from roast duck, roast pork, bbq meats, veggies, and other Asian foods.

Shopping here is a great experience and you can get something to eat there also. Be sure to try the Onigirazu (a rice ball). In addition to the Asian groceries they have a gift section, seafood, meat and produce, You can get hot and prepared...More

Smaller than the huge Uwajimaya in Seattle (my favorite NW store) but well stocked with almost anything you'd need for Japanese + meals. The store has book section and other gift, household and sundries sections. When you're done shopping or just because, this is a...More

The selection of food here is amazing. My husband is Japanese and loves this store more than anywhere else. They have incredible selection of sashimi that is always so good too. The only downfall is the pricing, which seems steep to me. About double the...More

We shop here a lot and find most of what we want but think they need to decrease the ratio of frozen fish to fresh! We have had the pleasure of having Nikki check us out twice-she is amazing and should get 10 gold stars...More

Unfortunately Anzen closed after 109 years in business. I guess they deserved to retire it's just hard for me to grasp closing down a viable business. It was much closer to my home. However Uwajimaya is a MUCH better store that has food and a...More

Great tea selection, wonderful soba noodles and all the spices and sauces you need to create any Japanese menu. Fish department is fun, big tanks with live seafood, deli has food to go and many items like pork buns and sushi to take home for...More

We stop here everytime we visit Beaverton and Portland, Oregon. So happy that a Uwajimaya opened in Oregon. Uwajimaya has the best Pork buns that we eat right on site. I love shopping for sake, dishes and cooking items. Incredible seafood case and we go...More