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Hanamasa
Also: make it
Good luck with that.
They are really easy and inexpensive to make at home. Worth a try at least once.
Gyomu
My local Ok store has tortillas in the freezer for much cheaper than that. I can’t remember the exact price but it’s 12 for like maybe ¥400? Maybe a bit more, but not ¥800
Indian shops near 新大久保 have them cheap and bigger than the chibi sized スーパー ones.
Not old el paso, I remember 500ish for a 10枚 pack.
Also, Nisshin near 麻布十番.
It’s getting to the point that one tortilla is about ¥65
Gyomu or the middle eastern places around Shin Okubo Station
Hanamasa ! I got 10 for like 390yen? I think They’re small but not bad at all
Old El Paso does wraps? Or are you talking about tortillas? They are available in many places. Kaldi, Seijo Ishii, Gyomu, Costco, etc.
You know anybody on a military base?
Really nice corn wraps in National Azabu (Hiro area) super thin!
Make em, or buy them from a Mexican expat.
Just search for the Mexican expat group, at least one of them should know how to make them.
(I’m Mexican, I don’t know how to make them but here where I live, I buy a few tortillas every now and then from other fellow Mexicans)
Just picked up a dozen tortillas for 199 at Nishimagome Bunkado. Imported from the US
Kaldi. 12 for 500yen in the freezer. They also sell 170yen canned beans, a variety of salsa, ect..
I like the Aeon/MaxValu “TopValu” corn tortillas way better than any of the wheat tortillas at gyomu or Costco etc
If you’re up for making them, I’d recommend [this recipe](https://thecafesucrefarine.com/best-ever-homemade-flour-tortillas/)in particular. If you don’t have a rolling pin, a wine bottle (empty or full) makes a great substitute. It’s very tasty and doesn’t require any particularly weird or expensive ingredients, but takes some practice to get the thinness right.
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Costco
Hanamasa
Also: make it
Good luck with that.
They are really easy and inexpensive to make at home. Worth a try at least once.
Gyomu
My local Ok store has tortillas in the freezer for much cheaper than that. I can’t remember the exact price but it’s 12 for like maybe ¥400? Maybe a bit more, but not ¥800
Indian shops near 新大久保 have them cheap and bigger than the chibi sized スーパー ones.
Not old el paso, I remember 500ish for a 10枚 pack.
Also, Nisshin near 麻布十番.
It’s getting to the point that one tortilla is about ¥65
Gyomu or the middle eastern places around Shin Okubo Station
Hanamasa ! I got 10 for like 390yen? I think
They’re small but not bad at all
Old El Paso does wraps? Or are you talking about tortillas? They are available in many places. Kaldi, Seijo Ishii, Gyomu, Costco, etc.
You know anybody on a military base?
Really nice corn wraps in National Azabu (Hiro area) super thin!
Make em, or buy them from a Mexican expat.
Just search for the Mexican expat group, at least one of them should know how to make them.
(I’m Mexican, I don’t know how to make them but here where I live, I buy a few tortillas every now and then from other fellow Mexicans)
Just picked up a dozen tortillas for 199 at Nishimagome Bunkado.
Imported from the US
Kaldi. 12 for 500yen in the freezer. They also sell 170yen canned beans, a variety of salsa, ect..
I like the Aeon/MaxValu “TopValu” corn tortillas way better than any of the wheat tortillas at gyomu or Costco etc
If you’re up for making them, I’d recommend [this recipe](https://thecafesucrefarine.com/best-ever-homemade-flour-tortillas/)in particular. If you don’t have a rolling pin, a wine bottle (empty or full) makes a great substitute. It’s very tasty and doesn’t require any particularly weird or expensive ingredients, but takes some practice to get the thinness right.
Hajji Baba has you covered! If you can’t get to [their physical location](https://goo.gl/maps/YnrfTR5dMG93m3CR8), they do online sales as well.
They’ve got [10-inch](http://hajjibaba.net/shopdetail/000000000327/ct18/page1/order/) and [6-inch](http://hajjibaba.net/shopdetail/000000000330/ct18/page1/order/) tortillas, and they are excellent. You’ll never buy Old El Paso again once you’ve had these.
Maxvalu sells for like 5 for 200+tax in the pizza/naan section. Quality is much better than the ones sold in promarket.