“In terms of cheap food my favorite cheap place is Sunrise Mart in midtown. I used to work near there and I loved taking their bento boxes out to the nearby park at lunchtime.”
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“In terms of cheap food my favorite cheap place is Sunrise Mart in midtown. I used to work near there and I loved taking their bento boxes out to the nearby park at lunchtime.”
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“The kimchi is not as good as Kimchi Kooks' but I think it's better than the brand I find in Chinese supermarkets. It works when I don't want to take the trek to Bay Ridge to Kimchi Kooks'”
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“Sunrise Mart - Japanese curry”
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“They have good noodle dishes, sandos and grab and go stuff.”
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“Maybe not “the best” but solid when the craving hits, for the value, or convenient”
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“Sunrise is great, I also love their curry”
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“It's medium sized and has really nice stuff, just a little pricier than I remember Uwajimaya being.”
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“i love their sandwiches at sandwich mart.”
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“always have a good selection of kit kat”
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“Sunrise Mart for shrimp chips and other Asian options.”
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“Sunrise Mart’s onigiri is criminally bad”
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“Onigiri from Sunrise Mart.”
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“Sunrise mart has a good value bento boxes you can heat up and other Japanese fare.”
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“Sunrise Mart has the best premade onigiri, especially the one near the main branch of NYPL.”
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“Seconding this, oyu can get premade rice and meat meals, ramen, sushi etc for 10 or less”
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“If you like quick Japanese meals, I like the Sunrise Mart on 41st St by 5th Ave. They have a small seating section and you can get an assortment of bentos, ramen, sushi, baked goods, etc.”
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“fresh tofu and the sushi-grade fish at sunrise mart ...we like to DIY sushi at home”
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“Sunrise mart for sushi”
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“Sunrise Mart in Industry City usually has a pretty decent selection of Hitachino beers.”
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“Sunrise Mart is an awesome little market but please do not go for sushi! It's grocery store sushi.”
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“Okay you can do way better than osakana and sunrise mart.”
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“The ones at its Sunset Park location are actually quite solid”
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“Their curry is surprisingly great. For $13 it can't be beat.”
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“Sunrise Mart’s kimchi is pretty good, but I prefer the daikon version to the cabbage.”
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“I like the one at Sunrise Mart on E 41st St.”
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“they have better sanma than you can get at Sunrise”
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“the one by Bryant Park has very creative and delicious lunch bento boxes”
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“The best onigiri I’ve had in Manhattan was at the Sunrise Mart on 41st st, filling made with soybeans and miso (it was a special that day). So good.”
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“Onigiri from Katagiri near GrandCentral or Sunrise Mart near the Library.”
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“They have a decent selection of Japanese sweets, including ice cream.”
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“they had some thinly sliced meat that looked markedly better quality than sunrise mart at similar price point.”
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“Donburi was pretty not great.”
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“The Japanese food marts in Manhattan have incredible lunches for $10. Examples are genkiya mart in soho or sunrise mart on broome.”
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“The one in SoHo is sketchy, raw fish wise, but IC is great.”
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“Sunrise Mart”
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“You can try one of the Japanese markets like Mogmog and Sunrise Mart.”
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“I think Sunrise Mart is #1 here”
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“Sunrise Mart”
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“I just love how big it is and how much they have.”
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“Depends where I am, but I usually go for quick, filling meals.”
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“Sunrise Mart”
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“My favs are Sunrise and Katagiri.”
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“In general: Sunrise>Tenichi>Katagiri>Hashi.”
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“The first two I’ve seen the most variety that I can remember.”
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“Sunrise Mart on Broome near West Broadway”
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“Most of the Japanese markets, Sunrise, etc.”
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“Sunrise Mart”
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