Olympic Supermarket Kita Shinjuku — Supermarket in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Olympic Supermarket Kita Shinjuku, in Shinjuku, is the two-floor shop where the ground level holds the groceries and the upper floor holds everything else, furniture and home appliances included.
What this shop is
Olympic Supermarket Kita Shinjuku is a two-floor supermarket in Shinjuku, near Shinjuku station, with groceries on the ground floor and household goods, furniture and home appliances above. Fresh fish and Fukuoka strawberries are the things to carry out, and a basket runs ¥1,000–3,000. It opens 10 AM to 11 PM every day of the week.
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Groceries downstairs, furniture upstairs
Olympic Supermarket Kita Shinjuku is a branch of the Olympic chain, and what sets this one apart is its size: two floors in a part of Shinjuku where big food shops are thin on the ground. You walk in on the grocery level, and the household side sits above it.
Buy the fresh fish first. It is the item worth the trip, and the counter is the reason to come here rather than pick up dinner elsewhere. The strawberries sourced from Fukuoka are the other thing to look for, sweet enough that you will want a second punnet before you leave.
When you want to eat straight away, the prepared food section and the in-house bakery cover it, with bento among the ready-to-eat options. The layout is straightforward: the ground floor is all groceries, the tills are there too, and the second floor handles daily necessities. There is an elevator, and restrooms for men and women upstairs.
Prices sit on the low side, and the bargains are part of the draw, with a basket landing somewhere between ¥1,000 and ¥3,000. The recycling bin at the back right of the entrance is handy for clearing packaging before you head out.
The shop suits anyone stocking a kitchen or furnishing a flat in one stop.
What to look for
Fresh fish
The counter is the strongest reason to make the walk here, and the supply is worth protecting through the store's rebranding.
Fukuoka strawberries
Strawberries sourced from Fukuoka are the sweet item to pick up before you leave.
Prepared meals and bento
The ready-to-eat section and in-house bento cover a quick meal, alongside a bakery.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fresh fish
A shopper who buys one particular fresh fish item regularly asks that the supply be kept up through the store's rebranding.
Fukuoka strawberries
One visitor singles out the strawberries sourced from Fukuoka as a reason to come back.
Prepared meals and bento
The ready-to-eat section and in-house bento are what to buy for a quick meal.
Who is this for
This shop suits anyone staying in Shinjuku who wants fresh fish and fruit for a proper meal rather than a convenience-store dinner. It also works for a longer stay: the second floor covers furniture and home appliances, so you can kit out a flat in one trip. If you are feeding a group on a budget, the low prices and the ¥1,000–3,000 basket make it an easy place to load up.
If you want a dedicated seafood and sushi counter with freshly prepared platters rather than a general grocery floor, Aeon Food Style in Nishishinjuku is the one to head for.
The verdict
This is a big, low-priced shop for its neighbourhood rather than a specialist food hall, with the fresh fish, the strawberries and the one-stop household floor.
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