If youre looking for a quick and affordable snack, this is your spot! I recommend the stuffing which has a little bit of everything to give you a wonderful reminder of Thanksgiving anytime of the year. If you spend over $8 you get to play a funky version of rock, paper, scissors for a $1 off.

A must go if you love Japanese snack food. Prices are reasonable and the staff is really friendly. My friends and I ordered the loaded jagabees, pork katsu sando, and the egg sando. Textures here are on point. The jagabees is an upscale Frito Pie. Rich perfectly fried potatoes stuffed with meat, Thai chilis and scallions. The combination of flavors with great texture make this a must order. The sandos are delicious. We had 2 orders of each one and they were devoured in less than 2 minutes. Cool hip concept with an interesting game when you cash out. Dont want to ruin the surprise, but make sure you ask about the game when checking out. We really enjoyed our experience here and will definitely be back to try their other sandos

Quick and easy lunch. The food is tasty and simple and better than what you would expect from a pre packaged box. The space is great (tables outside the shop now), but the menu is a bit confusing. I actually think the price is reasonable considering the location. For sure going back to try all the sandwich options.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Food was delicious, fairly priced & fast. The perfect quick lunch spot if you love Japanese food as much as I do... (This place should have a 5 star rating, don’t listen to the haters!)

🍑 Momofuku’s international marketplace with fun sandwiches and food items. I dig it! 🗽

Great little mart. Kimbap varieties and Katsu sandwiches were delicious.

Egg salad sandwich was good. However they have a lady explain the menu 85% of the items they dont have. So pretty confusing and not worth the wait. (update)Just got a notification I was over changed. 3$ soda 5 $ sandwich 2 $ bread thing. 10$ I was charged 12 on my cc. Its only 2$ but come on

Ive been seeing Peach Mart on social media because of their Asian take on PB&J called their Black and White Sandwich. The mart itself is located on the 5th floor of Hudson Yards right in front of the escalators. When you walk in, you are greeted by all of the very friendly staff who give you a brief description of the menu items like the chicken katsu sandwich and the Black and White sandwich. They also have a lot of Japanese snacks and candies, as well as Pocari Sweat! I know it has a funny name but it is a very good Japanese sports drink. This one was in can form.I was so excited to finally try the Black and White but was unfortunately disappointed. I love anything with that nutty black sesame flavor, so in theory, this should be delicious, however, the taste was somehow off. I think it oddly was the jam. It overpowered the taste of the black sesame and cream cheese. I still gave this place a three star rating because the cashier was so friendly and nice, and I really didnt get to try anything else. This is also new and maybe they will adjust the sandwich flavor in the future. Next time, I will try the chicken katsu sandwich instead.

Food was mediocre at best. Youre paying for the packaging and the experience. Great concept but wish it couldve been executed better. Service was fine but there was nowhere to sit nearby so a lot of people were eating on the floor or near the trashcan (the only tabletop available).

$2 will get you a heaping cup of their bread pudding, which is made out of their leftover sandwich crusts. A literal cup of slop has never made me so happy in my life. Also, there was a special needs child in front of me with so many questions and the cashier was so welcoming and friendly, explaining everything to her–– and she got a free cup of bread pudding!

Best rice and beans I have ever had and also an unbelievable deal

Their katsu sandwiches are great

Overpriced - $9 for egg kimbap