Tokyo Central & Main

A cool good size pf japanese market. U hv to get the salmon belly for 99cents per lbs. Very good deal

Fortunate to have this market in Gardena, where I can get some Japanese food/sauces whenever I want. It's pleasant just to walk around seeing all the Japanese style products in display... I used to get their thinly sliced wagyu and was addicted to that for a while but their packaging changed so I stopped buying, I still buy fruit, snacks, ice cream, and some random Japanese stuff here. Nice place.

Solid store. Pre made sushi was busy. Loved the store

First time in the store today. And I have to say it is fantastic. Good prices a wonderful selection of Japanese and other Asian Foods sushi that's phenomenal meats that is unsurpassed above and beyond!

Have been going here since I was a kid. Love it!! Also a cute date spot. Pick up snacks and drinks, hit the beach. It's such a hidden gem!! If guys need a hint, surprise your partner with candy, Beard Papa, beauty masks, and cute stuffed animals from here. Huge win 🩷 They even have INITIAL D NOTEBOOKS. I haven't seen these anywhere/didn't even know they existed!! (I spent ages in Akihabara a few months ago, too.) Today turned out to be so fun because we came here.

My review is only based on their anime and cartoon accessories, figures, food, etc. great store with lots of fun anime/cartoon themed food, Sanrio products, and figures, although the figures are pretty high priced. Cool spot, they’ve also got a hot food section of the store, bathrooms available and seating for the eating.

I spent a lot of time in Japan for business in the eighties and nineties. My oldest son lived there teaching English for years and married a young Japanese woman. We all visited this shopping center and had a blast. The candy, liquor and cooking departments were my favorites where my daughter-in-law loved the fresh foods. Everything there reminded me of Japan except the service. It was very American and very poor. Why spend so much time and money to create a great shopping experience only to have it end with a Wal-Mart-like check-out?