Pacific Mercantile Company — Attraction in Denver

Stepping into this Japanese grocery store is like entering a haven for culinary enthusiasts. From the moment you walk through the doors, the air is filled with the enticing aroma of fresh produce and unique ingredients that beckon exploration.

The variety and authenticity of the products available are truly remarkable. Whether you're in search of traditional Japanese staples or niche delicacies, this store has you covered. The neatly arranged shelves showcase an extensive selection of fresh vegetables, high-quality seafood, and an array of condiments and sauces that are integral to Japanese cuisine.

The sushi counter is a standout feature, offering sashimi and take out rolls made with the freshest ingredients. It's a convenient option for those looking to enjoy restaurant-quality sushi at home. Make sure you ask for Allon, fish monger by day and sushi chef by night to help you hand select your fish.

The staff members are not only knowledgeable about the products but also eager to assist customers in navigating the store. They are approachable and willing to share recommendations, making the shopping experience educational and enjoyable.

One notable aspect is the store's commitment to authenticity and diversity. You'll find imported goods directly from Japan and Hawaii, providing an authentic taste of Japanese culture. From matcha and mochi to rare spices and Japanese snacks, the diversity of offerings ensures that customers can embark on a culinary journey without...

First of all i live in casper wy, im 24 the first time i went to this store i was 16, for my japanese class,and i found alot of wonders and all sorts of food,well when i was 17 i got the opourtunity to go to Japan for my class and i fell in love with all the diffrent kinds of foods and drinks there ,i havent had much luck finding stuff online and i missed the products japan had to offer ,so i went to the Pacific Mercantile Company last year when i was 23 and it brought me back and the tea i drink that ito en tea like its crack,i cant get enough of it,but the prices some are a little high and some reasonably priced and some low .You have to remember that this stuffs imported from Japan and when i went there in 2005 the stuff was expensive Japan is an expensive way of living yes they do have cheapy cheap stuff in Japan but remember that importing stuff from there prpobably cost an arm and a couple legs.Anyways over all this store is a must go everytime i go to Colorado this is a must place to go for me im very open to cultures and this place is not bad place to get stuff from,amazon sells some the stuff but its limited,and unless u speak read japanese ,even if u took 4 years like me its very difficult to order stuff straight from the websites from japan and even then u have to find the sites that...

Today I had the opportunity and good fortune to be able to visit Pacific Mercantile Company. Being that I needed to stock up my pantry for items that I needed for Japanese recipes, I was eager to see what I could find. The market greets you with a nice fresh produce section upon entering, where you'll find items such as mountain yam, daikon, and the hard to find shiso leaves, for when you wish to make pork belly shiso yakitori. You then pass by the seafood counter where fresh salmon, saba, maguro, tako, and more can be found for your sashimi/sushi dishes. The chu-toro I ate today was some of the best, this side of Tsukiji market. The middle of the store houses the grocery section, where canned vegetables, fruits, sauces, nori, flours, candy, snacks, and soft drinks/juices/teas can be found. At the back of the store, one can find kitchen utensils, dishware, appliances, soaps, shampoo and clothing. It is amazing that the store has such a variety of items, considering the overall footprint it occupies. All of this was great to experience, but the best part of Pacific Mercantile Company is its staff and management team, which is quick to assist, give guidance, and facilitate a great client experience. Dōmo...