Fuji Mart Scarsdale

Since finding out about this place two months ago, it’s quickly become my favorite ramen place in Westchester – and maybe even in the entire NYC area (sorry, Ippudo, they might have your quality matched and they definitely have your prices beat!).
The ramen they make here is simple, nothing fancy or cutting edge – but damn is it amazing in quality. Every time I come, the whole bowl gets demolished. Yeah. Noodles and broth and toppings, all of it down the hatch.
They serve two broth bases: pork based (creamy and heavenly) and chicken based (these ramens are next on the list for me to try). Their toppings are simple: pork slices, scallions, bamboo shoots, and thin curls of some sort of root vegetable. For the pork broth, the noodles are thin and smooth.
Aside from ramen, they also serve some other dishes. I haven’t tried most except those that can be included in the ramen combo dish: curry rice (yum!)
But really, this place is a gem. There are tons of locals that filter in and out, Japanese and mixed Japanese families, students, etc. It’s definitely going to be my staple restaurant from now on despite being a 20 minute drive away.

Just left the store and it has so much stuff there! I used to go to H mart to get my Japanese grocery but it’s a bit of a drive with two kids. This place is great. The meter parking in the back is very convenient and the store doesn’t waste any space in order to provide a variety of food.
Will go back for Ramen next time. This is going to be my go to spot every week!

Would eat here every week if they had their own parking lot. Have loved everything I’ve tried here. Definitely better to eat on site but still tasty after a ten minute drive.

I think of it as a ramen shop with a grocery section.
The ramen is good. Really really good. I’ve had ippudo and totto ramen in manhattan and I would rather come here than go to those places.
I’ve had every ramen on their menu and I would recommend all of them.
chicken shio ramen: when you’re in the mood for something clean and light
tonkotsu shio: when you want something hearty and substantial
miso: my favorite. when you want to forget the cares in the world.
i like their curry too, so get the ramen combo if you want a little bit of curry. i recommend their spicy curry. not spicy at all but still tasty.

A hidden place to have good ramen, last week I went to a newly opened Ramen shop called «Kishuya», last week, but this place is much better !
Very Good !

Fuji Mart is a small japanese grocery store. Very good selection of teas.
There is also a ramen shop connected inside. Excellent ramen. Probably best in Westchester. Staff is very courteous. Cash only in the ramen shop.

Traveled over an hour to eat here. Would do it again in a heartbeat. Had Miso ramen but tried several others, all were excellent, with the Miso being my favorite. Gyoza was on point. The mart is neat too, has bonito flakes, hi-​chews, and other essential asian items. Had ramen at some great places, and this ranks at or near the top.

Awesome ramen from a small non-​descript store front on white plains road. It’s right across the street from CVS in eastchester.
The owner couldn’t be nicer, place is very clean and the ramen., wow! One of the best I have ever had., I ordered the combo which came with rice and 3 delicious gyoza. The ramen was tonkatsu shio, their #1 seller from what the owner said. The broth was delicious and loaded with flavor and the noodles were perfectly cooked!
Do not miss this place for awesome ramen!

A great place to enjoy Ramen, and curry rice is also great.
No need to go to downtown and wait for a long line for an OK ramen.

Discovered this ramen spot next to the Japanese market. Tonkatsu shio ramen is very good. I added some chili oil for heat. The Gyoza was ok not great. I plan on trying more items in the future. Very good ramen for westchester and the price is great. Don’t go there expecting ambiance, it’s not a restaurant. Cash only. Closed Mondays. NOT open late.

Stopped by just before the orders were closed. Nobody in the shop. I guess most Japanese families are off to Japan or somewhere warm for vacation! I ordered chicken shoyu ramen. OMG! It was so good. Not salty, and the ramen noodle was al dente — just about right. Being from Tokyo, I love the simple shoyu ramen rather than fatty tonkotsu (which is very good, too). My son had his usual — katsu curry. He claims that it is the best around including NYC. Great to be able to have take outs.
As it was late, there was no pudding dessert that I grew up with :(Will be back soon!

Love this place the ramens always excellent. the katsu curry rocks. only down side is they close early this is my go to place in westchester for rahman lunch. the market next door is good too for japanese groceries.

Great ramen — shoyu tonkotsu is the way to go. I only wish I knew about this place sooner. Great friendly staff and best ramen in Westchester

Best kept secret.

They recently made an addition next to the store, where you can eat in Ramen and Curry etc. They also sell ready made bento and some bread. Cash only for the eatery.
It is a good casual eatery.
$ 12 set of ramen and side dish (curry or mixed rice) is a bargain compared to $ 9 ramen.
People said that they like Tonkotsu broth ramen. I have not tried it yet.

Teeny-​tiny mart, 2 people-​width aisles. You have a meat/​fish/​poultry counter at the back and 2 – 3 aisles of Japanese snacks, candies, dry ingredients. You’ve also got an aisle of Japanese stationery/​cosmetics/​cooking utentils etc.
Frozen food lines the left side of the mart. They do have some ready made food/​lunches available as well as a plethora of over priced soft drinks – whatcha get for everything being imported!
It’s really a grab and go place… not worth buying a week’s supply of groceries as the aisles cannot handle a shopping cart. No alcohol – no liquor license so don’t expect any sake or shochu. They don’t sell individually wrapped ice cream for those afternoons you want to fix your craving for red bean icecream or mochi icecream without having to buy a whole boxful of them which is a bummer!
Maybe it’s just me but after spending 10 minutes or so there, it’s a little strange not buying anything. Especially when the sales girl knows how long you’ve been there as the mart is so small. But I just can’t find anything worth getting so… be prepared to feel like you’re stealing when you’re not as you walk out empty handed: P

A little Japanese super market that tends to have all your asian needs. It IS small though so the selection is rather small compared to say, Daido in White plains.
I like this place though because its close, comfortable, and have prepackaged Parisienne (Japanese bakery) sandwiches and pastries. They also have sushi and japanese bread. They really do have everything but the selection is not huge.
Also, they have the «bearded papa cream puffs». They are probably delivered from NYC fresh every day. They come 2 per bag and they are just delish!