Order Osechi from Wasan Brooklyn
Wasan Brooklyn Provides Two Essential Japanese New Year Foods: Osechi and Toshikoshi Soba
As we welcome the New Year, Wasan Brooklyn is sharing two essential Japanese traditions that mark the end the year and the beginning of the new one: Toshikoshi Soba and Osechi. Osechi is filled with symbolic dishes that are associated with health, longevity, prosperity, and fertility, while Toshikoshi Soba is the long-established meal consumed on New Year’s Eve.
🎍 2026 Osechi Box
For more than ten years, Wasan’s handcrafted, three-tier Osechi Box has been a New Year staple in New York. Prepared in-house with great care, Wasan’s Osechi focuses on traditional flavors, seasonal ingredients, and well-balanced dishes, meant to be enjoyed slowly with family and loved ones.
The cost is $295 plus tax.
Many of their returning customers often say, “It doesn’t feel like New Year without Wasan’s Osechi.”
The deadline to order is 5:00 p.m. today, Tuesday, December 30. For more information and to place your order, please visit Wasan’s website: https://www.wasan-ny.com/event.
Pickup and Delivery Options
Wasan Brooklyn – 440 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Tominaga Shoten for Long Island residents (advance purchase required) – 169 Main Street, Port Washington, NY 11050
Delivery available in Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn for a service fee of $30
🍜 Toshikoshi Soba
On December 31, Wasan will also prepare Toshikoshi Soba, a traditional soba noodle dish eaten on New Year’s Eve to symbolize letting go of the past year and wishing for longevity and good health.
Toshikoshi Soba will be available for takeout and delivery and can be enjoyed on its own or together with Osechi as the final meal of the year.
What are your favorite Japanese New Year foods?
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