Sasaya Japanese Market
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Good prices! Good sushi
I was looking for specific, thick Japanese noodles to make Ramen and was able to find them here! Not only were they reasonably priced, but the customer service was amazing!!! I originally had picked out a thinner style dry noodle and when I showed up at check out with them and mentioned it was for ramen and I was hoping for a thicker one, she immediately pointed out the correct ones. I left with EXACTLY what I needed and even left with a couple extra items for dessert! I will...read full review
Omg this is truly a hidden gem. Tucked away in a small plaza, you will find one of thee best quality sushi in broward for such a great price! Honestly the reviews did not disappoint and we will come back soon! We loved it and the quality was
nothing short of great!! We got the combo salmon nigiri, spicy tuna roll and tuna whitefish nigiri. Ughh so good and yum!!
nothing short of great!! We got the combo salmon nigiri, spicy tuna roll and tuna whitefish nigiri. Ughh so good and yum!!
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
Sasaya Japanese Market in Fort Lauderdale has been a trusted spot for years, known for its variety and authentic Japanese offerings. The market features a wide selection of Japanese ingredients, making it easy for customers to cook Japanese dishes at home. The sushi at Sasaya is highly praised for being delicious and reasonably priced, with the Akebono hand roll being a recommended menu item.
Customers enjoy the fresh, generous portions and very reasonable prices. Many loyal visitors have been returning for over 15 years and continue to support this neighborhood gem, which also offers fun gifts, snacks, sake, and Sapporo. The sushi chef has been there for decades, preparing sushi the same way as in Japan. While there are no longer places to sit at Sasaya, customers can enjoy their orders on the beach or at home.