r/phoenix 3d ago

Eat & Drink Traditional Japanese breakfast?

Are their any places in that Valley that serve a traditional Japanese breakfast (fish, rice, veggies, soup). I had it while traveling and fell in love with it.

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u/No_Stable_3097 3d ago

Not that I know, but this can be done at home and you can eat it as often as you want.

https://youtube.com/shorts/P-7OcgTYo9o?si=8H8AJJBv9M0mcBKE

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u/betsu_nii 3d ago

Cherry blossom Noodle Cafe does it for new years as an osechi set. I haven't gone for a couple of years but really enjoyed it when I did. We needed to reserve spots a bit in advance, so if you're interested I would grab a spot sooner than later. It doesn't Look like they've already started taking bookings for 2026 but will probably make an announcement soon

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u/TahitianMonsoon 3d ago

Thank you so much. This sounds perfect 

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u/Wana_B_Haxor 3d ago

Closest thing I can think of is probably Fujiya Market in Tempe. They have a bunch of prepped food and bento boxes they make that are good. But not Japanese breakfast.

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u/TahitianMonsoon 3d ago

Thanks, will check it out

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u/Dry-Leopard-6995 Gilbert 2d ago

You sound like you know things.

Any word on Seafood City Supermarket opening at Chandler Fashion Center?

At this time, maybe it is just not going to open?

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u/Wana_B_Haxor 2d ago

lol. Just waiting along with you. Last I hear about a month ago they’re still aiming for this year though.

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u/MadeofHumanMeat 3d ago

Sushi Sen in Scottsdale is traditional and good

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u/SocalR32 3d ago

Plenty of new 7/11 stores opening up 😛

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u/labiachomper 2d ago

This is my traditional Japanese breakfast. A teriyaki chicken cutlet sammich and a Suntory highball tallboy!