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At Sakura San Francisco, we embrace the vibrant essence of Asia, offering a unique selection of imported treasures, particularly from Japan. Located on Irving Street, this charming shop is not just a store; it’s a delightful experience. From plush toys to delectable snacks and eclectic housewares, each item is handpicked to celebrate global culture. The warm, inviting atmosphere makes it perfect for families and friends. Customers rave about our diverse offerings, including traditional Japanese treats and specialty items like white mulberry tea. Join us and discover why Sakura is a beloved gem in the heart of San Francisco!
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Introducing Sakura San Francisco, an enchanting gem nestled at 936 Irving St in the vibrant city of San Francisco. This quaint shop is more than just a store; it's a delightful portal that transports you to Japan with its curated selection of unique goods, snacks, and gifts from around the globe.
As you step inside, you're greeted by a treasure trove of charming items. From exquisite housewares to cute plushies, and an array of delicious snacks, there’s something for everyone. One customer, Joumana Accad, captures this sentiment perfectly, sharing her experience of discovering an eclectic mix of items, from a whimsical beret to delightful Japanese candies.
The store is particularly noted for its impressive selection of imported goods. Many customers, such as Matt B, appreciate the variety that includes not only snacks but also a single cooled fridge stocked with refreshing drinks and prepared food items. Each visit reveals an array of flavors waiting to be explored, ensuring that both new and returning guests find something new.
The interior is as inviting as its offerings, creating a cozy environment where you can meander through the aisles, sipping on white mulberry tea or indulging in roasted nuts while you browse. With every turn, customers like penny and Eve Matson find themselves enchanted by the vibrant array of products, all reasonably priced. It's an experience that transforms a simple shopping trip into a delightful adventure.
For those yearning for authenticity and an infusion of culture into their shopping experience, Sakura San Francisco is a must-visit destination. You'll leave not just with bags full of goodies, but perhaps, with a newfound appreciation for the world of flavors and crafts that this charming store offers. A stop here is not just about shopping; it's about exploring the richness of culture, one unique item at a time.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, make sure to visit Sakura San Francisco. You won’t just find perfect gifts and snacks; you'll uncover a little slice of joy.
“ Love love this shop. We went every day with my niece and nephew and found all kinds of great gifts and snacks from Japan, Nepal, etc. Such as a beret, a neck warmer, a travel wallet purse, a penny bank, lots of candies, purse mirror, cat hat, wool cat houses, roasted nuts, spices, oh! And white mulberry tea!!! ”
“ This store is so cute! They have so many things to choose from and are reasonably priced. Very cute plushies and yummy snacks from all over. I bought a few shirts, snacks and a stuffed animal! I recommend going here ... ”
“ A small shop packed with imported goods from Japan. They also have a single cooled fridge with drinks and prepared food items. ”
“ Sweetest little store with a lovely selection of housewares, foods, snacks, clothes, and other things from all over the world with an emphasis on Japan. I will definitely be back! ”
“ Passing by this cute little shop from the inner sunset flea market. Interesting products from Japan and Korea. The origini was nice too! Quite big chuck of salmon. ”
“ I have been a customer of Sakura for several years even though I dont live in the neighborhood. The couple that runs the store are the epitome of good services ways welcoming people as guests and serving them with a smile. The store boasts a selection of reasonably prices imported goods from Asia and the Pacific islands as well as boutique offerings. I nearly always find something for myself or as a gift. I especially love their selection of insulated bags that they get from Hawaii I use them as gift bags all the time. They always have a new selection each time I visit. The prices for nearly everything are reasonable to great. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the 9th Irving area the shop is a joy to visit! ”
“ Finally tried the food from the new Sakura! This is toplevel Japanese cooking! Everything is so delicious, so flavorful, so thoughtful, so subtle. Two of my Japanese girlfriends and I got mini bento boxes. We were sooooooooooo happy. They are not so mini its a great meal. Everything was cooked perfectly. Nothing tasted too much of dashi, soy sauce or sugar, but somehow each element was so flavorful, so delicious, and so Japanese!!! There was great variety of flavor, texture and color. It comes in a compostable container, too. I also tried the veggie curry bowl which comes in a microwaveable container and it was full of veggies, comforting, and delicious. The pickled onion on top is just the right contrast. Chicken katsu sandwich was simple and delicious, with just a hint of tonkatsu sauce and a such thinly shredded cabbage. I would say this is as good as my grandmother made, but my grandmother was not nearly as beautiful a cook as this. Bento boxes seem to sell out after lunch time. Im already planning to bring bento boxes to work on days where the schedule works out. The store part is sparse, but has the essentials, Japanese treats and Japanese grocerypantry items. They had a very good brand of soy sauce which I will bring to family friends as a gift. All in all, a welcome addition to the city! No more driving to Japan town for disappointing bento from the grocery there! Looking forward to trying karaage and cakes!! ”
“ This cute neighborhood shop has different homemade Japanese dishes made fresh every day bentos, onigiri, curries, katsu sandwiches, just to name a few. Ive been coming here every day and havent gotten tired of it yet. Everyone who works here is super friendly. So lucky to have them in the neighborhood!! ”