Seiwa Market
Welcome to Seiwa Market, a hidden gem in Houston, TX that offers a unique international grocery shopping experience. Located at 1801 S Dairy Ashford Ste 116, Seiwa Market is a one-stop-shop for all your international grocery needs.
As a food reviewer of Restaurant World, I have had the pleasure of exploring Seiwa Market and I must say, I was impressed by the wide range of products they offer. From fresh produce to imported snacks and specialty items, Seiwa Market has something for everyone.
What sets Seiwa Market apart is their dedication to providing top-notch service and a welcoming atmosphere for their customers. Not only do they offer takeout and delivery options, but they also accept credit cards, Android Pay, and Apple Pay for added convenience.
Whether you're looking to stock up on pantry staples or discover new and exciting ingredients for your next culinary adventure, Seiwa Market has you covered. With moderate noise levels, it's the perfect place to shop with kids in tow.
Parking is a breeze with private lot parking available, and for those on-the-go, they even offer drive-thru service. And if you're looking to cater an event or simply grab a quick bite, Seiwa Market has catering options available.
Overall, my experience at Seiwa Market was nothing short of delightful. The ambiance, the selection of products, and the overall vibe of the place left me wanting to come back for more. If you're in the Houston area and looking for an international grocery store that goes above and beyond, look no further than Seiwa Market.
Seiwa Market Menu
Location
Address: 1801 S Dairy Ashford Ste 116 Houston, TX 77077
Phone: (281) 920-1906
Business info
- Offers TakeoutYes
- DeliveryNo
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayYes
- Accepts Apple PayNo
- Moderate NoiseYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Private Lot ParkingYes
- Offers CateringNo
- Drive-ThruNo
- Bike ParkingNo
Last Reviews
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Author: Aniket G.
They have a variety of Japanese and East Asian food and products. Although there is a focus on Japanese foods. There is standard service, similar to what you get at the grocery store. It is very authentic. The ambiance of the store is great. And it is easy to navigate through and search for products.
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Author: Laura L.
This has to be my favorite semi-lowkey Japanese store for fresh sashimi and other foods! Inside the store is a lot smaller than expected but they have the best goodies! In the refrigerated section, you will find an assortment of foods and treats ranging from donburi bowls, onigiris, makis, tonkatsu, cream puffs, and even pre-made gourmet ramen bowls! It's definitely difficult not to buy everything, and it is all super affordable and high quality! All of the workers are so lovely and nice. They are always cranking fresh sushi in the morning. The person at the cash register will always try to make small talk, and they're super quick with scanning and bagging. This place is my favorite to go to for fresh sashimi and other Japanese goods. If you want all of the goodies, go early in the morning!
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Author: Victoria W.
- for the longest time, I've been wanting to come to seiwa, but it's so so far away from me. however, today I had to be somewhere close by and have some time to spare! - there is a variety of premade food that customers can choose from. They have a microwave & an area for customers to sit and eat the food they buy!! - i loved every single bite! it doesn't seem like a regular takeout bowl from a grocery store - the quality of the salmon and rice was there! so yummy i wish i lived closer to here.
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Author: Angela K.
My favorite Japanese grocery store!! Love their sushi, snacks, drinks... basically everything in the store. My sister and I visited seiwa a little over a week after the storm, but when we went, their refrigerated sections were practically wiped out as they were without power for days. They had some sushi though, which was great bc that's one of the primary reasons why I go. The sushi is sold at a very reasonable price, and the quality is pretty darn good and fresh! Tried out the yellowtail nigiri- it had a lightly fatty and buttery texture which was divine. Tuna temaki had a generous amount of filling, and I really enjoyed it. Try to visit before evening time before most of the sushi is gone. They have seating near the sushi section where the cafe used to be. I miss the cafe so much because they used to serve udon and all kinds of dishes before the pandemic. It is what it is. As for the matcha powder section, they didn't have anything that was appealing to me but still check it out and see the selection they have. Plenty of parking and the crowd is dependent on the time you go. Usually it's chill!