Overall, the food and service at the Muji Food Market were decent, but everything was slightly overpriced. That said, I would recommend this as a “do it once and check it off the bucket list” item if you find yourself in New York City, because it was still a cool, memorable experience.
Most of the menu items are available at Japanese grocers for a comparable quality and (slightly) more reasonable price. An onigiri, for example, will typically run you around $4 at a Japanese grocery store. Here, they were selling one for just under $6.
"no bc ‘big mama, no kids’."View Entire Post ›
Mark my words, I will no longer buy new books when I have a dozen…
Dr. Oz on the "super flu": "Every year there's a flu vaccine. It doesn't always…
Timothee Chalamet Kylie Jenner's Relationship Not Easy The last we checked in with the power…
Why do all the best desserts start with S???View Entire Post ›
I SWEAR, the screen time is going down in 2026.View Entire Post ›