Last night I was in the village and had a craving for a cheeseburger, so I went to Blue9, which I had read about on this board. Not bad On the way to the subway, I passed a new (apparantly, it still had bunting out) store called m... (1 reply, last updated by bryanj November 6, 2002)

I’m looking for a solid, inexpensive place, between 80th & 120th. I know M2M on b’way, and that is ok, but I’m looking for something better. Thanks. (1 reply, last updated by piccola November 6, 2005)

possibly m2m on 3rd avenue and 11th street (or so)? (1 reply, last updated by jerusha December 23, 2003)

I think M2M (or some name like that) on 3rd Ave & 11th Street has the garlic one. (1 reply, last updated by cidonie February 23, 2009)

have you tried sunrise mart in the e. village? or the japanese market M2M on 3rd avenue and 11th street just around the corner? both have somewhat extensive japanese ingredients at reasonable prices. (1 reply, last updated by selenster September 11, 2009)

if you can make it over to the east village, M2M Mart is Korean (around 12th and 3rd ave?) (5 replies, last updated by midnightmarauder June 27, 2008)

For stores, definitely check out Sunrise Mart, next to St. Mark’s Book Store on 9th at 3rd Ave. Also M2M is a pan-Asian grocery on 11th and 3rd Ave with a huge selection of goodies. 9th between 2nd and 3rd (where... (1 reply, last updated by THM August 11, 2003)

There’s a basically Korean M2M mini-mart on 3rd Ave around 11th St that’ll have both. (5 replies, last updated by JungMann April 30, 2009)

Katagiri is one of the places I would have mentioned. Also, there are two Japanese grocers on lower Third Avenue, in the couple of blocks north of St. Marks Place. One is called M2M Mart, at 55 E. 11th Street, and the other is... (7 replies, last updated by E Eto December 20, 2007)

I live about 40 paces from M2M, and was thrilled to see it replace what I called The Hostile Jeans Store. (Anyone who entered its portals was ASSUMED to be a shoplifter.) I find it a little more user-friendly than Sunrise, but I... (8 replies, last updated by Nancy October 7, 2002)

Just to clarify, M2M is a Korean convenience store. They do carry a lot of Japanese products, as there’s a lot of cross-pollenation of ingredients and cooking. But those rice crackers are a Korean specialty item. I remember... (6 replies, last updated by Matt June 29, 2003)

m2m on 114th and broadway has a decent (well priced) selection toward the back of the store. (3 replies, last updated by kathryn October 27, 2008)

not hard to find. m2m korean market E11th/3rd Ave for instance. (6 replies, last updated by dcn13 February 7, 2008)

Barley tea (bori-cha) is pretty easy to make, I think. Just barley. The Japanese mugi-cha is similar, but has green tea with the barley. These you can usually find bottled in Asian stores like M2M. (3 replies, last updated by ivie February 9, 2006)

have it, but it might be worth checking such places. (M 2 M stores, Sunrise Mart, etc.) (4 replies, last updated by vegas dreams November 5, 2004)