Hana Japanese Market

Luke | January 26, 2009 | Tags: - |
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I came across a great Japanese market on my walk home from work. Hana Japanese Market recently opened at 17th and U Street in Northwest Washington, DC. It is a great little market that carries almost any Japanese product you could need. They mostly have dry or frozen goods, but they also get local, fresh Japanese vegetables from a Virginia farm every Thursday. They have a wide selection of frozen, sushi grade fish and a wide variety of miso paste. Best of all they are very helpful and knowledgeable! The manager of Hana used to run the Japan Inn restaurant, which was a DC institution.

I stopped by the Safeway on 17th street first and picked up some thin steaks. The guy at Hana pointed me towards a great Japanese BBQ marinade for the steak. I also picked up some treats to make the lunches I’m going to pack a little more fun.

Expect more Japanese dishes tin the future!

Don’t just take my word for it, check out all the great reviews and photos:

Yelp

City Paper (That is where I got the photo from)

Chow

Prince of Petworth

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4 Comments on “Hana Japanese Market”

  1. Andrew says:

    “They have a wide selection of frozen, sushi grade fish”.
    Ok this just sounds all sorts of wrong. Please say they didn’t freeze the sushi grade fish.

  2. Gaby says:

    isnt there like a cute little japanese store in there that are for little kids?

  3. Luke says:

    I know! I am going to have to swing by the library and pick up some Japanese cookbooks. I am definitely going to have to try making some sushi! Their prices for frozen fish are great.

  4. Clay says:

    I bought some honey panko here but haven’t yet used it. I’m looking forward to picking up some more exotic things and giving them a try!

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