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March 2025 by Rodeiji Screwedup
This place worth a visit but keep in mind that the prices in here are insanely expensive! And I’m not talking about 2 times the regular prices. It’s like almost 10 times the prices compared to Japan. I get it, importation fee, continence and bla bla bla, but why comparing to prices you find here is also insanely expensive? For me, it’s nit even you are paying for something unique, hand made, all of these comes from a “Hiyakuen” store, which is dollar store in Japan. They pay a dollar there and how that becomes $20? A pair of simple chopsticks, not even fancy ones all coloured and hand painted stuff, I’m talking regular brown not even polished ones. In Japan those cost $1 to $2, in downtown you can find for $5 to $6 and here it cost you $20! That’s insane! A Japanese imported rice cooker, fancy one, I got from Amazon for $450 and her it’s $850! Same one! So I would say you can find anything, from a Japanese dollar store, but for a really high cost! I’m not saying it doesn’t worth a visit, it does worth it! Perhaps to buy a pair of chopsticks each time because even bentos are very expensive!
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February 2025 by Chas Ellis
Only Japanese market in Toronto
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February 2025 by Raymond Lo
So far so good
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February 2025 by Doug Hoang
Lovely little marketplace but just what's up with the traffic light? Turning left out of here is a nightmare
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January 2025 by Caze Tung
Finally found a genuine Japanese town. Although it is small and has few options, still a nice place to find real Japanese stuff.
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November 2024 by Dave Sater
Excellent curry udon from Green Tea Cafe! The service however has declined slightly over the years.
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November 2024 by Anthony
A variety of shop with Japanese foods, ate lunch here and had a good selection of restaurants.
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November 2024 by YNp Chen
Not a big place, but has almost everything. Bought some desserts from the bakery shop, a little disappointed, too pricey and tasted just ok. Still it’s worth going to J town if you are looking for goods from Japan.
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November 2024 by lina taylor
Their Japanese goods and groceries are more expensive than ones in the korean and Chinese grocery stores.
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October 2024 by P Diddly
Nice spot for Japanese food and snacks, I wish it was bigger!
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October 2024 by De Lam
The store is clean, the items are complete, and the prices are reasonable!
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October 2024 by Albert T
I've been here a couple of times. It's an okay place to have lunch or a snack. If you are looking for some good Japanese food, I would suggest trying this area. I would visit again
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October 2024 by Isaac Yang
Only authentic Japanese market in north of Toronto. Sanko in downtown has better choices.
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October 2024 by A C
J-Town is the place to grab your Japanese groceries! There’s a meat section, a dedicated bakery and dessert section, household goods, seafood, sushi and more. There’s also a grocery store in the building across!
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September 2024 by ラ・ラ・ラング
It's an area where you can enjoy Japanese food and cuisine, but it's difficult to access, and the buildings selling raw meat and bread seem to be run by Chinese people, so the prices are quite high.
