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Miyazaki Fair has kicked off at our market! Visit us now for a wide selection of exclusive products from Miyazaki, Japan. Available until supplies last. Purchase a variety of premium Japanese A5 Wagyu cuts from the butcher counter every Wednesday, such as our yakinku and shabu-shabu cuts. Use these cuts for delicious, premium dinners at home! Located at 13th and Marine, Highway 1 and the Lions Gate Bridge connect people to our market from all around Vancouver. ABURI Market is the exclusive, direct retailer of Iwate Wagyu, from the Iwate Prefecture of Japan, a region known for its rich and fertile soil, perfect for growing the most nutritious yields.

Aburi market photos

Just minutes after opening its doors for the day on a breezy spring Saturday morning, the brand new Aburi Market in West Vancouver's Ambleside is already bustling. An open kitchen lines nearly one whole side of the shop, starting with a jaw-dropping display of imported Japanese Wagyu beef. Hard at work behind the pristine display cases is a butcher, brought in from Japan, who is familiar with not only western cuts but also specialty Japanese cuts, like tiny sections that typically are sold locally as part of larger cuts. Instantly, shoppers are presented with the notion they can recreate an authentic, high-quality Japanese meal at home. After a brief break in the meat display for a showcase of Aburi's selection of meat-friendly sauces - including their own line of soy sauce - the counter displays beckon with visuals of full hot pot meals, like traditional sukiyaki or shabu shabu. In fact, should you want to have the full hot pot experience at home, Aburi has not just the specialty meats, but the soup base, vegetables, and even the pot for sale. The whole meal, or even more broadly, the whole cultural experience of eating Japanese food, is at the heart of Aburi's new marketplace operation. This is why Aburi Market is hailed as "washoku," which is essentially the practice of preparing and eating food, according to Japanese tradition. Now Aburi Market is aiming to share that philosophy with customers in Vancouver, and likely elsewhere across the country. The Canadian business started out as a pandemic-era branch of its Vancouver Aburi-owned restaurants Minami and Gyoza Bar, carving out space to set up mini-grocery stores featuring grab-and-go sushi, make-at-home ramen kits, frozen heat-and-serve items, and much more. But here in Ambleside, Aburi Market is a standalone venture , and it's easy to see why it's a popular draw for locals and destination shoppers alike. The market is over 4, square feet and is set up into core sections, starting with the front shelves of pantry items and snack favourites, like Japanese Kit Kat bars and cookies, as well as condiments. Adjacent to the open prep kitchen where you might even see Aburi's owner forming ruby-red tuna nigiri to fill take-out trays are the hot and cold grab-and-go shelves, loaded with options.

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Some stores I go to because they have the best prices on my go-to pantry staples, and some I frequent for their high-quality fresh meat and seafood. Aburi Market just so happens to have both of those categories covered, which is why I made the trek from the West End to West Van as soon as I heard it was open. I came with high expectations, and I left with my newest market obsession. Credit: Huy Tran. Brought to you by team behind the award-winning restaurants Miku and Minami , Aburi Market is a high-end Japanese market that serves up next level ready-to-eat food, exclusive imported goods and some pretty stunning tableware. While all the desserts are delicate beauties, the roll cake made with plant-based cream won my heart. I can see future me picking up the full-sized version for a quickie dessert that looks super impressive for a summer barbecue perhaps?

Aburi market photos

Just minutes after opening its doors for the day on a breezy spring Saturday morning, the brand new Aburi Market in West Vancouver's Ambleside is already bustling. An open kitchen lines nearly one whole side of the shop, starting with a jaw-dropping display of imported Japanese Wagyu beef. Hard at work behind the pristine display cases is a butcher, brought in from Japan, who is familiar with not only western cuts but also specialty Japanese cuts, like tiny sections that typically are sold locally as part of larger cuts. Instantly, shoppers are presented with the notion they can recreate an authentic, high-quality Japanese meal at home. After a brief break in the meat display for a showcase of Aburi's selection of meat-friendly sauces - including their own line of soy sauce - the counter displays beckon with visuals of full hot pot meals, like traditional sukiyaki or shabu shabu. In fact, should you want to have the full hot pot experience at home, Aburi has not just the specialty meats, but the soup base, vegetables, and even the pot for sale. The whole meal, or even more broadly, the whole cultural experience of eating Japanese food, is at the heart of Aburi's new marketplace operation. This is why Aburi Market is hailed as "washoku," which is essentially the practice of preparing and eating food, according to Japanese tradition.

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The selection is almost dizzying: Fried scallops, rice bowls, bento boxes, hand rolls. Japanese housewares and more Around the final bend of the store is the housewares and other accessories section, where you'll see items like t-shirts and sturdy linen totes featuring Minami's eye-catching koi artwork done by the same artist as at the restaurant. About Us. A tour of Aburi Market The market is over 4, square feet and is set up into core sections, starting with the front shelves of pantry items and snack favourites, like Japanese Kit Kat bars and cookies, as well as condiments. Shop Smarter with aburi Perks. This makes it possible for consumers to purchase frozen seafood to use for sushi, sashimi, restaurant-produced carpaccio, tataki, marinade, and even ceviche. Join our Newsletter. Ask a staff member in-store for any questions you might have! Ample underground parking is available. Aburi Market is located at Marine Dr. Aburi To-Go Offerings Explore our extensive product selection in-store. Online Shopping Coming Soon.

Shoppers will soon be able to soak in the spirit of washoku , the tradition of Japanese cuisine, thanks to a brand-new premium grocery store set to open in West Vancouver this winter. Aburi Market is the next venture for the Vancouver-based Aburi Restaurants Miku, Minami, Gyoza Bar , which successfully launched its pair of in-restaurant grocery stores , called Aburi To-Go, earlier this year.

The whole meal, or even more broadly, the whole cultural experience of eating Japanese food, is at the heart of Aburi's new marketplace operation. Sign Up. ABURI Market is the exclusive, direct retailer of Iwate Wagyu, from the Iwate Prefecture of Japan, a region known for its rich and fertile soil, perfect for growing the most nutritious yields. Made fresh throughout the day, choose from a variety of sets, with the flavour changing every day. After a brief break in the meat display for a showcase of Aburi's selection of meat-friendly sauces - including their own line of soy sauce - the counter displays beckon with visuals of full hot pot meals, like traditional sukiyaki or shabu shabu. There are also knives, chopsticks, and dishware, as well as more imported packaged foods, like kits for making specialty rice dishes, as well as bottled dressings and sauces. Elevate your home cooking presentation with our specially curated selection of vessels and utensils imported directly from Japan. Japanese housewares and more Around the final bend of the store is the housewares and other accessories section, where you'll see items like t-shirts and sturdy linen totes featuring Minami's eye-catching koi artwork done by the same artist as at the restaurant. A new Japanese culinary lifestyle concept. Get your daily dose of Japanese cuisine with our convenient and delicious bentos. Share by Email.