Online Japanese Supermarkets

Online availability changes often, so always check delivery areas, chilled or frozen delivery rules, and current product labels before ordering.

Australia

• JFC Online Australia https://www.jfconline.com.au/ Full supermarket-style range with regional delivery. The catalogue includes Japanese pantry staples, rice, noodles, natto, tofu, frozen foods, meat, seafood, drinks, health products and household goods. The main storefront currently operates delivery services for Sydney Metro and eligible Adelaide areas, with branch-specific inventory; it should not be described as nationwide Australian delivery. Separate regional JFC storefronts operate in some other areas.
• Jun Direct https://www.jundirect.com.au/ Australia-wide Japanese pantry shop operated by the group behind Tokyo Mart and Fuji Mart. It ships by Australia Post from Sydney and is strongest for rice, noodles, sauces, miso, dashi, seasonings, pickles, canned and dried foods, drinks, snacks and household products. The online range is primarily parcel-safe and ambient, so it is not equivalent to a fresh or frozen supermarket-delivery service.

European Union

• NikanKitchen https://www.nikankitchen.com/en Japanese and Korean online grocer with both pantry and cold-chain products. Dry goods are shipped to a published list of European countries. Refrigerated and frozen delivery is principally restricted to mainland Germany; customers elsewhere in Europe should treat it mainly as an ambient-grocery service. It does not serve every EU country.
• Satsuki https://www.satsuki.fr/en/ France-based Japanese grocery with a strong home-cooking range. The online shop carries rice, noodles, miso, sauces, condiments, tea, drinks, sake, tableware and cultural goods, and ships to mainland France plus a specified list of European countries. Although its Lyon shop sells frozen products, Satsuki states that those frozen items are not currently available online.
• Japanese Taste https://int.japanesetaste.com/ International Japanese pantry retailer, not a full cold-chain supermarket. It is useful for shelf-stable cooking ingredients such as soya sauce, mirin, seasonings, curry roux, noodles, seaweed, dashi and baking products. Orders are generally dispatched from Japan through localised or international storefronts; product eligibility, customs charges and delivery options vary by destination.

Singapore

• Meidi-Ya https://www.meidi-ya.com.sg/en/ Full Japanese supermarket home-delivery service. Its online catalogue includes rice and cooking ingredients, fresh and chilled noodles, Japanese and local vegetables, meat, fish, refrigerated foods and other everyday groceries. The service requires advance Home Delivery Service membership registration, operates primarily on weekday delivery slots and excludes some parts of Singapore.
• Zairyo https://zairyo.com.sg/ Islandwide, including an on-demand GrabMart service. Excellent Weee!-style addition. Zairyo sells pantry ingredients, noodles, vegetables, meat, eggs, sashimi-grade seafood, frozen foods, natto and air-flown Japanese produce. Its official GrabMart channel advertises islandwide delivery, subject to driver and distance availability.

United Kingdom

• Japan Centre https://www.japancentre.com/en One of the closest UK equivalents to a full Japanese online supermarket. It carries rice, noodles, miso, dashi, sauces and other pantry staples alongside chilled and frozen foods, drinks, bakery products and homeware. Delivery options and access to temperature-controlled products vary by postcode; its international-delivery selection is narrower than its UK range.
• Sous Chef https://www.souschef.co.uk/collections/japanese-food Specialist cooking-ingredient retailer rather than a conventional supermarket. It is strong for Japanese store-cupboard ingredients such as rice, noodles, soya sauce, miso, mirin, dashi, vinegar, oils and seasonings, as well as cookware and tableware. It is not designed for a weekly shop involving fresh produce, raw meat or fresh seafood.

United States

• Weee! https://www.sayweee.com/en Full online supermarket, but pan-Asian rather than Japanese-only. Its Japanese range is part of a wider grocery service offering fresh produce, refrigerated and frozen foods, pantry staples and prepared products. Fresh and cold-chain availability depends on the customer’s ZIP code; packaged dry goods can be mailed more broadly across the US.
• Tokyo Central https://tokyocentral.com/ Full Japanese supermarket with local delivery. Online orders are fulfilled through Instacart from participating Tokyo Central and Marukai stores, with same-day or scheduled delivery where available. Coverage is determined by the customer’s ZIP code and proximity to a participating store; this is not nationwide parcel shipping. Tokyo Central and Don Don Donki share the same parent company.

##Retailer resource notice: The online supermarkets listed in this book are independent businesses included for readers’ convenience. The author and publisher are not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or officially connected with these retailers, and receive no compensation for including these links. Product availability, prices, delivery areas, and website addresses may change. Please confirm current information directly with the retailer.