Whenever I am in the capital city of England, I try to have a look at the Japan Centre, the largest Japanese food hall in London! I still remember the very first, small & the one and only Japan Centre and I am so happy for them, that they meanwhile have several shops around London. You can buy Japanese daily groceries, ingredients, food, sweets, beverage but also non-food like J-magazines, make-up and other household items. Their latest opening and new project was the Mochi Bar and I can hardly wait to visit London again to try some Mochi treats (they have donuts, ice cream, cookies or simple Mochi – arg!). I never made a proper blog post about the Japan Centre so far, so here it is! (Just be aware, that I included some old photos of the former Japan Centre).
Japan Centre | Flagship Store
35b Panton St, West End, London SW1Y 4EA
+44 020 3405 1246
enquiry@japancentre.com
www.japancentre.com
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The old “Japan Centre” 
Not the picture of the newest flagship store,
but this is how it looked back in 2018
Want Curry? 
So many Miso pastes! 
Tea, Matcha and more 
Sake Corner 
Cooking Ingredients 
You can also enjoy food here 
Edamame, Natto, Gyoza, Noodles 
Mochi! 
Yummy Snacks and Bento 
Let me show you some impressions of the old Japan Centre
(it was located at 17 Shaftesbury Ave)
I loved their stand outside 
You still can buy Kakigori at the new flagship store! 
I miss these escalators! 
Cute character bread! 
They also have cookies 
Oh, I saw this cat tea in Japan!
Also made a video about the “Japanese People” tea, which you can see in the shelf
Japanese Sweets 
Japanese Mangas 
and Magazines 
Make-Up 
Miho's Happy Life 
Please let me know why I cannot enter your online buying through my email florachinip@hotmail.com. I have been your online buying customer for over three years.
I have also asked for assistance through your telephone and the Lady told me to use the app. But it was failed again.
Best regards
Flora Chi-Nip
Hi Flora,
Unfortunately, I am not the owner of the Japan Centre, so please contact them directly. This is just a blog review :)