Rice Market was a iInstagram find that as soon as I finished watching the video I headed out the door and it was worth every second of the drive. It's a cute place with very simple decor. It's not huge and it probably hold 30-40 people. Lots of bar seating and table seating so you have plenty of options. The staff are extremely friendly, service with a smile and that's what I like!!! Cocktails are amazing, highly recommend the passion fruit margarita!!! The sushi is the star!!! For what you're paying you are getting extremely good sushi. This pace needs to be on the Michelin guides radar as it's a perfect fit for a bib gourmet award. Easily some of the best spiced tuna I have had in DC. Highly recommended restaurant and when you're done head downstairs to their market for all your Japanese cooking needs. If you're lucky they will still have some onigiri available!!

This is one of the treasures of this neighborhood! If you live in this area and you cook or entertain or just want to buy a cute gift--give this place a look. It's downstairs, below rice restaurant. They have all your Asian food needs, a small but thoughtful collection of wines on offer, sushi, useful fresh items like Thai basil and even super cute ceramic dishes and cookbooks. No I don't know anyone who works there, I just love this little shop!

Such a great little market! Theres a wide variety of goods to select from and you'll definitely end up trying and falling in love something new. The sushi here is also really great and fresh. Only critique i have is the service in the restaurant section is slightly cold most times when I come to order food. It feels like im an annoyance to the staff which makes the experience slightly uncomfortable but the quality of the food is what keeps me coming back.

I enjoy coming to this Asian market. Small but packed with quality items perfect for Asian cooking for cooking Asian cuisines of the Far East. I enjoy that there are DIY cooking kits, onigiris, and few other items ready-to-eat. I also come here to get the yuzu sakes. They have also cooking utensils (high-end and pricey - but worth it if you plan to use them often). The environment is cute and warm even though it's in a basement.

Came here with a friend and ordered take out. The location is quite popular and street parking can be hard to find but there is a small Japanese market below the restaurant which was a cute place! The restaurant is very intimate and the ambiance has nice mood lighting. The people working there were friendly and although it did take quite long to get our order they were very polite and kindly let us know of the delay. The food is pricey but it is DC Prices and the food was tasty. I would recommend if you're looking for a place for Thai, Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

I have only come here for the market itself but this place is such a gem. They have a delicious variety of Asian staples, hot prepared items, and groceries. I have come back several times hoping to catch them when they have Onigiri, but so far I have not been lucky. The sauces and take home kits have been my favorite so far. We really enjoyed the pad Thai kit as well as the green curry and panang curry sauces- all of them elevated our home cooked dinners

Stopped by for a quick early dinner after a long day. It happened to be happy hour! Standard sushi rolls are $6 each, some appetizers are $5 and select beer and wine are also $6-$7. Ambiance is a bit sterile without much decoration. Service was efficient and friendly. The market downstairs is so great to have in the neighborhood!

Just walking by and happened to get that magical urge that's something very special was nearby and to my surprise I think I might've found the coolest market in DC. It's filled with an incredible selection of natural wine socket, culinary ingredients, cookware, kitchen supplies, books, and so much more. this is a really exciting time to be a food lover or market shopper because we finally have highly curated unique places to shop and this is at the top of my list. I don't wanna share too much just come in and make sure to bring self restraint I could easily spend $100 here.

What a great find! I visited this place due to a pop-up with Toimoi and Chiboo bakery. It's located downstairs right next to its restaurant. They have a variety of events with well known chefs from the area who will do private events for patrons. They also have a wide selection of ingredients and drinks. They even have a section to take food on the go. There were even some drinks you could only get in certain places in the U.S. that they had. I plan to come back and to bring some friends - it's definitely a great place to stock up on groceries.

Rice Market is sooooooo good! If you like Asian-inspired ingredients and good food, go! It's in the basement of a building along 14th Street NW filled with products like sake, fish sauce, pottery, and other items from Asia. The back has a sushi and rice bowl counter. Nearby is a grab-n-go area with pad Thai, curries, and more. The chicken red curry is the best I've had in the city.