Furu Vege Sangenjaya — Supermarket in Sangenjaya, Tokyo
Furu Vege Sangenjaya sells komatsuna three bunches for 100 yen on its good days, and the produce changes each morning. The shop sits on Sangenjaya's own street, small and plain, with a basket of vegetables costing a little over 1000 yen.
What this shop is
Furu Vege Sangenjaya is a small, plain supermarket on Sangenjaya where the vegetable selection changes daily and prices stay low. On a good day, three bunches of komatsuna or a whole head of cabbage cost 100 yen, and a basket fills for a little over 1000 yen. It opens 10 AM to 7 PM every day.
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Cheap vegetables, changing by the day
Furu Vege Sangenjaya is a small supermarket on Sangenjaya, and the first thing you notice inside is how plain it is: a cramped floor, no decoration, produce stacked where it fits. What draws you in is the price board, not the room.
The stock turns over daily. Komatsuna comes in bundles that can go three for 100 yen, and a whole head of cabbage can cost the same. The vegetables themselves are the reason to come.
Nothing here is refrigerated, so in summer you are buying for the next day or two rather than the week. The shopping area is small and tight.
A basket of vegetables here runs a little over 1000 yen, and the spend band sits at ¥1,000–3,000. Setagaya Pay works at the register, which is how a lot of people pay.
Come for the cheap daily vegetables, and the shop does exactly what it promises.
What to look for
Komatsuna by the bunch
Bundles of komatsuna are one of the day-dependent bargains, sometimes three bunches for 100 yen.
A whole cabbage for 100 yen
A head of cabbage is named as an example of the cheap daily vegetable offers.
Setagaya Pay at the register
The shop takes Setagaya Pay, so you can pay with the local payment app.
The pick list
What to bring home
Komatsuna
Bundles of komatsuna are one of the day-dependent bargains here, sometimes three bunches for 100 yen.
Cabbage
A whole head of cabbage is one of the cheap daily vegetable offers, at 100 yen on a good day.
Who is this for
This shop suits anyone cooking on a tight budget in Sangenjaya, because a basket of vegetables here costs a little over 1000 yen and the daily-changing stock keeps the price down. It also suits travelers who want to cook with whatever is cheapest that morning rather than shop from a list, since the shelves hold only what came in that day.
If you want prepared food rather than raw vegetables to cook, Tokyu Sangenjaya has a wide variety of prepared foods and sits directly at the station.
The verdict
It is a plain, cramped shop, so it is not the polished produce stop in the neighbourhood, but for a cheap basket of daily vegetables in Sangenjaya it does the job.
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