Tokyo · Hiroo and Azabu
Nissin World Delicatessen
Nissin World Delicatessen is an international supermarket at Higashi-Azabu 2-32-13, in a standalone building on a main road. It belongs to the sausage and meat maker Nissin Meat Products. According to the website, floor 3 is food: meat, vegetables and fruit, dairy, cheeses, a bakery, frozen goods, pasta and sweets. Floor 2 is dedicated to wine and drinks, with a large collection of California wines, and floor 1 has parking, a plant and flower shop and the company's sausage and pastry stand.
This is not a kosher supermarket and it has no supervision. Chabad of Japan mentions it on its FAQ page as a supermarket with a range of products similar to National Azabu, without details. The meat, sausages and fresh pastries here are not supervised. What is relevant is packaged imported products, and you check the hechsher marking on every package.
Good to know
- Delivery from the supermarket: to all of Minato ward except Odaiba, and to Ebisu and Hiroo in Shibuya, ¥640 per delivery, and the website says delivery is free over ¥7,000. If you are staying at a hotel in the area, first check with the hotel that it will accept the delivery.
- Before you shop, it helps to know which hechsherim are accepted. The Jewish community in Hiroo accepts OU, OK, the Chief Rabbinate of Israel and Badatz in its kitchen, according to its guidelines from 2009.
- The building is on a main road where it is easy to catch a taxi, according to the website, which is convenient if you are buying groceries for your whole stay.
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