If you are looking for stationery and cute shiba tote bags, then check out our Kairashi Shop. MAIDO! is the only Japanese-owned grocery store in the Greater Philadelphia area. We focus on bringing you the experience of visiting Japan, from our eat-in lunch counter where we serve authentic Okonomiyaki, Yaki-soba, and other Japanese meals, to our selection of Japanese grocery products, fresh produce, stationery, and personal care goods!
Whether you are making homemade sushi, miso soup, ramen, onigiri, or other Japanese food, we've got you covered. Save shopping time by ordering online and pick up at the store or have it delivered to your doorstep. Although you may think sushi and ramen are Japanese staple foods, it's true, but we don't eat them often.
Whether you are making homemade sushi, miso soup, ramen, onigiri, or other Japanese food, we've got you covered. Save shopping time by ordering online and pick up at the store or have it delivered to your doorstep. Although you may think sushi and ramen are Japanese staple foods, it's true, but we don't eat them often.
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About Us
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Maido! was founded in 2003 by Seiko Dailey and is the only Japanese-owned grocery store in the Greater Philadelphia area. We opened our first store in Narberth, and we moved to Ardmore to expand our store. We focus on bringing you the experience of visiting Japan, from our eat-in lunch counter where we serve authentic Okonomiyaki, Yaki-soba, and other Japanese meals, to our selection of Japanese toys, and fresh produce.
Shuttle Bus
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If you'd like to visit Maido! but are stuck for a ride, we have a shuttle bus! Our bus runs between the Japanese Language School of Philadelphia(located at Friends Central School, 1101 City Line Ave.) every Saturday morning starting at 09:30 AM. The bus returns approximately every 30 minutes and generally continues this loop until 2:00 PM.
Washoku Recipes
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Fall is the season for eating well in Japan, and one of the most popular fall flavors in Japanese cooking is that of kabocha pumpkin. Picture this: bright and tasty stir-fried vegetables, luscious hard boiled quail eggs, bouncy pieces of chikuwa fish cake, and juicy. Are you craving shabu-shabu, but not really looking for the heat involved in putting a hot plate in the center of your dining room table.
New Items
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Here, at Maido, we are happy to announce a whole host of new products to our gifts selection, namely, new types of incense! Here, at Maido, we are happy to announce a whole host of new products to our gifts selection, namely, new types of incense and incense. Summer may be over, but temperatures outside are still good for growing cool-weather preferring plants.
Japanese Food
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You may have seen a long, thin, wood-like root for sale in our produce section here at Maido and wondered what it was. The root is more. You may have seen in Maido's produce section a selection of round yellow fruits, resembling lemons, but with a slightly different shape. Yamamori Kinoko Shoyu Kamameshi makes for an easy one-pot dinner, appetizing side dish, and, if you know how to roll it, a no-brainer.
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