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Compact grocery store offering traditional Japanese staples, including produce, snacks & candy.

At a glance

#1 of 46 Grocery stores in Washington #1 of 21 Supermarkets in Washington

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.77

1.5 km from the center of Washington

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★87%
  • 4 ★10%
  • 3 ★2%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★1%
2000 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Hana Market?
Hana Market is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 757 reviews.
How does Hana Market rank in Washington?
Hana Market is #1 of 46 Grocery stores in Washington by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Hana Market located?
2000 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 — 1.5 km from the center of Washington.
How can I contact Hana Market?
Phone: (202) 939-8854
Dave Miller
All the snacks you’re looking for. Also canned coffee and green tea those carbonated fruit drinks with the marble at the top. A dozen varieties of KitKat. Seemingly every Hi-Chew and Puchao available. Shelves and shelves of seaweed and furikake and ramen. I always walk out of here with three times what I expected to get! My favorites are the peanut snacks and wasabi nori-wrapped crackers.
Austin Graff
Inside an 1875 corner rowhouse in Dupont Circle is Hana Japanese Market, an immigrant-owned Japanese market that sells homemade omusubi (rice balls) every day. Run by a wife-husband team, products like noodles, mochi, and curries overcrowd shelves along small aisles. It adds to the atmosphere of a beloved neighborhood market with loyal customers. And they sell cold Royal Milk Tea, my vice.
Akua Nyamekye
This place has great asian options and often at lower prices than grocery stores. Some of the staff are super rude while others are very friendly. I tend to encounter both when I visit so I don't patronize as often as I would like to.
Maxwell Levine
Easily my favorite store in DC. Hana manages to pack an amazing variety of groceries including both nonperishable goods and fresh produce into a small space. This is my go-to store for a lot of specialty East Asian ingredients as well as everyday staples. Great frozen section, great tofu selection, lots of pickled foods like kimchi and ddanmuji, seaweed, sweet and savory snacks, household items and kitchenware like chopsticks, soup bowls, etc... The owners are so kind and the prices are really reasonable, even compared to big grocery store chains nearby. Minimum spend amount to use a credit card so bring cash if you're only planning to buy one or two things.
Sam Straughan
On my trip to D.C., this was my favorite place to shop. The prices are fantastic, and the customer service went above and beyond to make my friends and I feel welcome and comfortable. I was also lucky to have some of their freshly made onigiri, which was absolutely delightful! I want to send all my love to their business, and if I'm up in the area again, I will be certain to stop by!
Raven Smith
Had never been here before, but had always wanted to try it, so walked over after work. The shop is much smaller than I thought, but it was packed with the most delicious foods and drinks! The family that runs it were super friendly, and it was just a very welcoming shop. Will definitely be back to try the produce and roll cakes!
Nils Hünerfürst
A little journey to Japan. When you feel some needs to shop into the world of japanese groceries then you have to visit Hana Market. After 1pm they sell fresh Onigiri. And mostly you will find all of the traditional japanese sweets like Baumkuchen and Rice Cakes. Really love this place.
Muniba Khan
A great Japanese grocery! It's small, but there's a good selection and the owner is very sweet and helpful. I recommend coming for onigiri- they sell it every day but Tuesdays and Wednesdays after 1 PM. My favorite is the chicken mayo, but they're all delicious. Also recommend the sweet breads if they're in stock!

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