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Those of you living in central Tokyo may have already noticed that there are so many large scale supermarkets in the area. Especially the once that have a big parking lot. So, ever since the Himonya Daiei closed down for renovation, all my friends in the Meguro area looked forward for the Grand Opening of the new AEON Style that took over Daiei. I finally had the chance to take a look at the new shop yesterday, and here are my findings: - Overall, there wasn't a major change. There is a Starbucks and a Cafe/Bar on the second floor. - AEON Liquor shop on the second floor has a good selection of wine and beer and other alcoholic beverages - As the Upper floors are still under renovation, you can only buy women's clothing and not children's or men's clothing. - There is a wide selection of kitchen tools and household goods that I found quite amusing on the 4th floor. - The spice and condiment section is huge and the selection is vast. This is what amused me the most. - The selection for organic products was large compared to other supermarkets. You can even get organic spices. - The meat selection is quite good. They have Tasmanian Beef, Iberico Pork, New Zealand Lamb, Hungarian Duck and much more. Be there after 6 pm for a bargain as everything with less than 2 days till the expiration date will be discounted 20% - 30% off. - The selection of cheese is pretty good and if you are lucky you can get cheese that are close to the best before date at a discounted price. I was tempted to buy the brie cheese at 50% off. - The basement parking space is gone and you have to park in the open air which means you don't want to go there on a rainy day. (You might need to walk a few blocks on the weekends when that closes parking lot is full). You get free 2 hours parking if you buy more that 1500 yen. AEON Style Himonya Website (English)
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This was an interesting overview of the renovated AEON Style Himonya. The detailed notes about the organic products, international meat selection, spices, and discounted items are especially helpful for shoppers planning a visit. I also appreciate the practical tips about parking and the best times to find deals. Reviews like this make it easier for readers to discover quality local shopping options, just as streaming recommendations help people find worthwhile entertainment choices. Thanks for sharing such a thorough firsthand experience.
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