Seijo Ishii Takadanobaba — Local services in Tokyo

I've lived in the neighborhood for two years now, been here 20+ times.　Staff are polite as anywhere else in Japan(very polite), never had a problem with checkout times. A fairly upscale selection of imported and local foods, including candies, chocolates, meats, cheeses, etc. They carry a delicious yogurt from Hokkaido that I can't find anywhere else, Salt&Vinegar potato chips, bulk (~300g) imported French chocolate, store-branded Milk-Tea scones, and fire-roasted cashews, to list a few of my favorite Seijo-only items. It's not where I do my regular day-to-day shopping, but it's definitely worth a look if you want to find items that aren't in regular grocery stores(though you can also get most things here, fruits & vegetables, alcohol, bread - they have a great assortment of store-branded baked goods, milk, etc. ). And, of course,...

The place to go for foreign, and especially European, food products. They have cheese from France, Switzerland, Austria etc (cheeses made in Japan are a gigantic disappointment in my opinion), and they're the only place I've found in Japan that sell proper, wholegrain bread, so they're a lifesaver for a Norwegian like me. I'm not too big on having to constantly live on noodles and rice. 😛 The downside is that since the majority of their products are imports, they are quite expensive compared to many other places. Definitely worth it for me...

I found nice stuff for my random grocery-shopping so I’m giving this store five stars. It’s a pretty small supermarket but the variety of items are rather abundant. The prices are pretty okay. There is a rack for items that are on sale, mostly vegetables that will be...