One World Market

Pretty good classic Japanese. The grocery is amazing for indianapolis - lots of stuff that I never thought I would see in Indy.

No ramen so kinda sad but the udon and sushi is pretty good.

The thing that makes this 4 star solid is the people. They were very nice and friendly and the service was pretty prompt (Tuesday evening for perspective).

I will probably come back at least once more for a meal - I will definately come back for the groceries.

SUSHI!!! Oh sushi, how I've missed you. Also, you carry Takenoko No Sato, my favorite Japanese candy/cookie/chocolatey goodness.

Sushi was decently priced (especially for being out here in Indiana) and decent. We had a Spicy Tuna, California and one with some spicy scallops on it (the name escapes me). They were all just fine by me.

I was really into the grocery section. All the ramen, and fun things I miss about asian markets on the west coast , were for the most part slammed into this little store. It's decidedly more of a japanese grocery, though they do carry some other things here.

On my last trip here i picked up some toasted sesame seeds, ponzu sauce and sweet potato starch noodles. I wish I would have gotten more.

Arigatō, One World Market.

I walked into this place not totally knowing what to expect. I knew there was another World Market (totally different) that sold furniture, but who knows. This is the One Market of the World...
Anyway. I realize before walking in that it might be a Japanese grocery store, but I also quickly mentally noted that it's smack in the middle of Castleton... So it can't be that unfamiliar in a totally uncomfortable way. And it wasn't. At all.

I wasn't looking for anything in particular. Rather, I was just looking. And nobody made me feel uncomfortable as the person who has no idea where she is and shouldn't be there. I picked up a few random items. I didn't know what any of this was, but I managed to pick up several things that looked good, even if I didn't know what they were.

I noticed that there was an area to sit and eat, and you could order hot meals at the counter. I would love to go back and try this. I was actually waiting to have glasses made, so I had to get back. I picked up some sushi and a couple packaged items.

The staff was very friendly and welcoming. I will definitely go back.