“ Excellent quality of products and service. Prices are decent and the staff is extremely kind. Definitely worth the visit. ”

“ May not look like much from the outside, but this small store is packed with your Japanese cooking essentials you'll need in your kitchen. Reasonably priced too. I scored some Japanese curry mixes, a bag of calrose rice, shrimp chip snacks, mochi, sweet rice flour, and tonkotsu broth. A bit of a drive for me, but worth it! ”

“ Wonderful place! I went with my bf and I found a lot of great japanese food. They have a lot of food like rice, udon, noodles, pocky, and even bowls and glassware. Will be coming back! Great prices too! ”

“ Such good snacks. Friendly people at the counter. Cute little grocery shop. I buy out their stock of aloha drinks everytime I go. ”

“ I've been going here for years! One of my favorite places to shop, and it's only a mile away from my house which is awesome! ”

“ First time coming here with my kids. This is a super small Asian store that sells a lot of things that I can't find in Bryan College Station so it was nice and convenient for me. The prices are either reasonable or cheap. Whenever we're in San Antonio again, we'll definitely stop by again. They also have a sushi joint next door that only opens for dinner. Cashier is friendly and professional. Small parking lot. Building looks old and a bit rundown. ”

“ こんにちは! Tune in Tokyo Mart! This place is a pretty great Japanese grocery store. It's across the parking lot from Niki's Tokyo Inn sushi restaurant, so you know it's legit. This place is San Antonio's oldest Japanese market, so it's a bit run down and dustier than the newer Japanese markets in town. However, the prices are much better than the competition! Admittedly, the selection is not as varied as the other market, but check out these prices. I tried out my Japanese on the clerk, and got some giggling, but not much else. They didn't seem to know much Japanese beyond "Hello" and "Thank you." I was a bit disappointed that she didn't know of or have any resources to help with Japanese language study, but that's not her role at a grocery store. I did notice a shelf of Japanese literature by the register, which seems like a book exchange where you can get some cheap literature. I asked if they had any Manga or Anime in there, and the clerk said they don't carry that stuff, it's all trashy Japanese romance novels in there. The frozen stuff seemed like it was still fresh, and not all freezer burned. They seem to go through a good amount of stock, so the stuff isn't all out of date, it's fresh merchandise. The merchandise trends towards serious cooks and food prep in the Japanese way, instead of fun crazy stuff that's more for kids or such. The shelves are well stocked, and the prices are clearly displayed. Parking was easy with a dedicated lot that is shared with the sushi restaurant off of Hildebrand. Niki's next door is worth checking out too! ”

“ Great selection of snacks, including but not limited to pocky, mochi, meji chocolates, and some frozen taiyaki that you can heat up in the oven. They also have both ceremonial and culinary grade matcha. Overall a solid spot for Japanese snacks. ”