Groceries Spots in Miyagi Area

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Sendai Asaichi Morning Market

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Miyagi Pref. Sendaishi Aoba-ku Chuou 4-3-28

This permanent market is in Aoba Ward, Sendai City. Although it's called the Morning Market, it is an urban shopping street. Most of its shops operate between 8:00 and 18:00 and sell seafood landed at Sendai's fishing port as well as produce carried across the mountains from Yamagata. It has become known Sendai's Kitchen and Sendai's Ameyoko because of the wealth of food on offer. There are also many sweet shops, sushi shops, and delis, making it a popular place to eat on the go.
Matsushima Fish Market

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Miyagi Pref. Miyagigunmatsushimamachi Matsushima Fugendou 4-10

This market is located in Matsushima Fugendo, Matsushima-machi. It houses various shops selling seasonal live fish, fresh fish, frozen fish and sushi. The restaurant serves sushi, seafood rice bowls, Matsushima oyster burgers and the limited availability sharks’ fin ramen as well as other kinds of ramen and seafood skewers and so on.
Shiogama Seafood Wholesale Market

4.5

107 Reviews

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Miyagi Pref. Shiogamashi Shinhamachou 1-20-74

The market of Shiogama Port boasts one of the largest volumes of fresh tuna nationally, and offers an abundance of fresh seafood and produce. There are also five areas in the hall to eat and visitors can buy their favorite seafood and create their own original Kaisendon (seafood and rice bowl), or have the seafood purchased cooked at BBQs available to be used freely. It is approximately 15 minutes by car from Rifunaka Interchange on the Sanriku Expressway.

Loads of fresh seafood of all kinds all over the place as well as some dried and canned goods and vegetables. Despite the place being a fish market its very clean and smells fresh, theres a person...
Jyogi Tofu Shop

4.5

104 Reviews

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Miyagi Pref. Sendaishi Aoba-ku Okura Lower 1-2

The Jyogi Tofu Shop—founded in 1890—uses soy beans and natural bittern when hand-making tofu with the traditional production techniques for each product, including firm tofu, silky tofu, and three-cornered fried tofu. The three-cornered fried tofu is particularly popular—you can watch them fry it up for you.

西方寺に寄る際に近くに地元の定義とうふがあり豆腐好きの私としては揚げも大好物で揚げたての揚げに醤油と七味をふりかけがぶっと噛めばぺろっと美味しく食べれます。結構な行列ですが回転が早くすぐに食べれます。座る所もありますが参道の道路淵に座り皆さん食べていました。他にもお店があり賑やかな参道になっています。
Sendai Markets Mori no Ichiba

3.5

32 Reviews

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Miyagi Pref. Sendaishi Wakabayashi-ku Oroshimachi 5-2-6

This is a commercial facility in Wakabayashi Ward, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. It has been opened as a “food kitchen” near Sendai City Central Wholesale Market. The inside of the store is bright and has a sophisticated atmosphere like a European market. There are 31 selective stores providing goods such as fresh fish from Sanriku and Matsushima, processed fish products, local agricultural produce, and other product goods and the center is crowded with many shoppers every day. Seasonal seafood direct from the production area is especially recommended. The center is perfect for lunch offering a seafood-on-rice bowl (kaisendon) with a large amount of fresh seafood and a restaurant where visitors can taste authentic Sendai beef tongue.

魚介だけでなく、野菜やパンもある市場です。この市場内で食べた海鮮丼は、ご飯量無料で選べ、しかも安く、旨かったです。
Abe Kamaboko-ten Main Store

4.0

74 Reviews

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Miyagi Pref. Sendaishi Aoba-ku Chuou 2-3-18

The main store of Abe Kamaboko-ten is said to be where the name of the Sendai specialty, Sasa (bamboo) kamaboko, originated from. As well as selling all kinds of kamaboko (fish cake) including the bamboo kamaboko (fish cakes in the shape of bamboo leaves), visitors can also have a go at grilling their own bamboo kamaboko in the shop and of course taste it too.

仙台のお土産で人気の〝笹かまぼこ” 元祖！名付け親は、〝阿部蒲鉾”だそうです(*^^*) アーケード（クリスロード）にある『阿部蒲鉾...
Ishinomaki Genki Ichiba

4.0

36 Reviews

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Miyagi Pref. Ishinomakishi Chuou 2-11-11

This large market is located about 12 minutes on foot from Ishinomaki Station on the JR Senseki Line. Every day they offer fresh Ishinomaki caught seafood on the first floor, and visitors love their fresh picked vegetables and just-baked bread. They also sell local specialties and unique items, letting guests shop to their hearts' content in the spacious, high ceilinged store. The second floor is a food court where you can dine on dishes that showcase Ishinomaki seafood like their Kinkazan Rice Bowl heaped with fresh local toppings and their Anago Tempura Rice Bowl topped with an enormous portion of conger eel, crispy on the outside and tender within.

２階で食事ができます。１階はお土産屋さん。北上川沿いにあり、土手から２階の食堂に直接入ることもできます。魚介のメニューや石巻のB級グルメも食べることができます。値段も比較的良心的だったと思います。自分は石巻焼きそばを食べました。他地域のご当地焼きそばをまだ食べたことがないので、比較はできませんが、普通に焼きそばとしておいしかったです。
Kesennuma Fish Market

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Miyagi Kesennuma-shi Minatomachi 2-13

This shopping spot featuring a huge variety of fresh gourmet cuisine is in Kesennuma City's Naiwan area, about 15 minutes on foot from Minami-Kesennuma Station on the Kesennuma Line. Featuring local processed marine products and seasonal fish landed at Kesennuma Port, they offer a host of items only available in Kesennuma for their visitors' enjoyment. They also serve meals featuring a variety of reasonably priced seafood dishes such as their rice bowl and set meals. Their popular aburi sanma saury received the Emperor's Award at the 42nd Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Festival.
Takeda no Sasa Kamaboko

4.0

6 Reviews

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Miyagi Shiogama-shi Minatomachi 2-15-31

Take a left at the Aqua Gate Exit of Hon-Shiogama Station on the JR Senseki Line and head towards Minato-machi along Kaigan-dori Street. This shop stubbornly continues to make and sell Sasa kamaboko steamed fish paste using the same traditional recipe and methods since it first opened its doors here in the birthplace of Sasa kamaboko. Visitors can take a guided tour of the production factory and then enjoy fresh cooked kamaboko. The Sasa kamaboko grilling experience is also popular and allows you to grill and eat Sasa kamaboko (reservation required at least one week in advance). The shop's restaurant serves the kind of dishes you can only enjoy in Japan's top fresh tuna port, such as seafood rice bowls topped with fresh seafood and tuna delivered straight from Shiogama Port.

お土産に武田の笹かまぼこをもらったことがあって、とてもおいしかったので、お店に連れて行ってもらいました。出来立ての笹かまぼこはアツアツでおいしかった。
Urakasumi Sake Gallery

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Miyagi Pref. Shiogamashi Motomachi 2-19

A 10 minute drive from the Rifu Shiogama and Rifu-naka interchanges on the Sanriku Expressway. Adjoining the brewery which makes Urakasumi, one of Miyagi's top local sakes, this gallery serves as a space for providing information on a variety of sakes as well as on Shiogama. Dedicated to providing on Japan's culture of sake which gave birth to Urakasumi, the facility displays and sells exclusive products such as drinking vessels and sakes you can only purchase and taste locally. At the sake tasting counter, you can purchase an original sake cup which allows you to sample various sakes. The lineup of sakes changes monthly and you can bring your cup home as a souvenir.
Abe Kamaboko-ten (Matsushima Teramachi Branch)

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Miyagi Miyagi-gun Matsushimamachi Matsushima Chonai 58

This kamaboko (steamed fish cake) shop is located on National Route 45 in Matsushima Chonai, Matsushima Town, Miyagi County. It is known for having originated the name “Sasa Kamaboko” used to refer to the leaf-shaped steamed fish cakes that are a specialty of Sendai. It sells　a variety of kamaboko made by skilled craftsman using high-quality surimi (minced fish paste), including their Ginsenｚasa, which is made in part with wild-caught red sea bream. Visitors can also try roasting a sasa kamaboko by hand (no reservation required).
Pensee Matsushima Shop

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Miyagi Miyagi-gun Matsushimamachi Matsushima Chonai 75-14 Matsushima

This bakery is located on the first floor of the complex facility, Matsushima Tamatebako-kan, which is in front of the Matsushima Bay pleasure boat landing, along National Route 45, in Chonai Matsushima, Matsushima-cho, Miyagi District. It is famous for its oyster curry bread, which contains a whole oyster, and is a specialty of Matsushima. The zunda melon bread, made with zunda sweet green paste is also very popular.
Korenya Shingetsuan

Gourmet / Alcohol

Miyagi Miyagi-gun Matsushimamachi Matsushima Chonai 82

This Japanese confection shop is located in Matsushima Chonai, Matsushima Town, Miyagi County. It makes and sells Matsushima Koren rice crackers, which are said to have first been made by a nun from Matsushima’s Kannon-do Temple known as “Korenni” using rice offered to the temple as a form of charity. The technique for making this famous additive-free confection has been passed down to a single successor for 23 generations over 700 years. In addition to versions flavored with caster sugar and Wasonbon sugar, there is also a version flavored with healthier reduced maltose sugar.
Kawaguchi Natto

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Miyagi Kurihara-shi

This natto (fermented soybeans) direct sales shop is located in Shimataiobara, Ichihasama, Kurihara City. It sells natto crafted with care from domestic soybeans including large Miyagi Shirome soybeans and small Suzuhonoka soybeans grown on Miyagi’s Sendai Plain. The shop’s other offerings include homegrown rice and homemade miso paste.
Tsutsumiya Sakunami Branch

3.5

8 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Miyagi Sendai-shi Aoba-ku

This Japanese confection shop is located on National Route 48 in Ainosawa, Sakunami Aoba Ward, Sendai City. It sells a variety of Japanese sweets made in the old-fashioned way with homemade sweetened red bean paste and other choice ingredients. Offerings include kushidango (sweet dumplings on skewers), warabimochi (bracken starch dumplings), and mame daifuku (rice cake mixed with adzuki beans and stuffed with sweetened bean paste), which is offered exclusively on weekends. Their fried tsutsumiage buns, which feature a filling of strained bean paste and walnuts, are also popular.

リーズナブルで出来立てでおいしい。フレーバーも多く他にも揚げ饅頭もおいしい。胡麻、胡桃、ずんだを購入。特にずんだはあんがたっぷりで甘さも適当。団子が柔らかく本当においしい。
Usukawa Taiyaki Taikichi Nakakecho Store

4.5

51 Reviews

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Miyagi Sendai-shi Aoba-ku Chuo 2-1-30

This taiyaki (fish-shaped cakes) shop is located in the Hapina Nakakecho shopping district in Chuo 2-Chome, Aoba Ward, Sendai City. It makes usukawa taiyaki with a thin, crispy skin stuffed with fillings such as standard ogura-an (bean paste with mashed and whole adzuki beans) and custard cream. The shop also offers taiyaki with a zundamochi (rice cake and edamame paste) filling on weekends as well as a variety of seasonal taiyaki. Their chilled nama-taiyaki, which feature a whip cream filling, are also popular.

The Taiyaki here is good and cheap. Around 150 yen plus (short term memory). The Kakigori is nice too during the summer especially with the colour flavours added.
Saito Sozaiten

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Miyagi Sendai-shi Aoba-ku Chuo 4-3-27

This delicatessen is located in Sendai Asaichi shopping district in Chuo 4-Chome, Aoba Ward, Sendai City. The venerable shop has been a beloved part of the Sendai Asaichi for more than fifty years. It sells a wide variety of fried foods including croquettes, mince cutlets, fried seafood and vegetable, and more. Their freshly-fried croquettes using whole Irish Cobbler potatoes from Hokkaido with the skin are the shop’s hallmark product.
Ota Tofu Shop

4.0

6 Reviews

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Miyagi Sendai-shi Taihaku-ku Akiumachi Nagafukuro Mukaijuku 25-1

This tofu shop is located on Prefectural Route 62 in Mukaijuku, Nagafukuro, Akiumachi, Taihaku Ward, Sendai City. It sells tofu, yuba (tofu skins), and aburaage (fried tofu) made by combining Akiu’s great water with a variety of soybeans including Miyagi Shirome, a cultivar of Miyagi prefecture, green soybeans from Iwate Prefecture, and black soybeans from Hokkaido. Another popular offering is the shop’s takedofu, which combines silken tofu curds with bamboo extract and comes in a green bamboo container.

秋保温泉と秋保大滝の間にあるお豆腐屋さん。朝9時に数人並んでいるのを発見。帰りに寄ってみました。お豆腐や湯葉を籠に入れていると、来る人来る人皆さん三角揚げをオーダー。そしてすぐに食べていかれます。早速私もオーダー。店内に小さなイートインスペースがあり、お醤油やお箸などもおいてあります。揚げたての三角揚げ。香りも良くて美味しかったです。
Baigetsudo Confectioners

Gourmet / Alcohol

Miyagi Tagajo-shi Denjoyama 2-13-12

A Japanese-style confectioner in Denjoyama 2 Chome, Tagajo City. They sell famous sweets designed around the motif of the history of Tagajo, including the Tagajo Castle Monument, Tagajo tiling, and Tagajo taiko. Their custard cakes, sold in limited quantities on Tuesdays and Fridays only, are also quite popular.
Ebiki

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Miyagi Tome-shi Toyomamachi Teraike Mikkamachi 22

A miso, soy sauce, and sake brewery in TeraikeMikkamachi, Toyoma Town, Tome City. Founded in 1833 the company has been actively brewing for nearly 180 years. Buildings including the former storefront and storehouse have been registered as Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan. Along with selling their products one of the storehouses is open to the public as a museum.

Miyagi

Central Sendai City Akiu / Sakunami Matsushima / Shiogama Sanriku Zao / Shiroishi Northern Area

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Miyagi Areas

Lying along the northeastern coast of Japan, Miyagi prefecture is home to lashings of natural parks, oysters, and hot springs. While the bustling city of Sendai offers some simple city entertainment, it’s the Matsushima islands that deserve the most attention, having boosted the prefecture’s reputation as one of Japan’s most scenic views.