I prefer to buy produce and protein at H-mart. The produce is fresh. The prices are reasonable and they stock many varieties of any particular item. For example, I saw four different types of cabbage today. They invest in butchers. I have never seen less than 4 men in the meat section. The meat is mostly specific cuts for Korean food. You will not see T-bones or pork chops here. They have meat that is marbled like crazy, cut and trimmed, ready for the wok. Some of the seafood is alive: urchins, clams, crabs and lobster. The fish is fresh, as evidenced by the wet, round eyeballs of the fish. The least expensive way to get fish is to buy it as is. Uncut. There are maybe five preps you can request. Most expensive is to have the fish cut and cleaned so all you take home are filets. I prefer to have them gut it for grilling it on the barbecue. You're going to see a multicultural food representation. Historically there have been Mexican and Asian products. They have started to carry other things like sliced bread. I like to try something new every time I am here. There are some incredible potsticker options for you. Check out the frozen section. I have no complaints and I'm very happy. H Mart is in my neighborhood.

There's a few restaurants in here. It's not that busy but I come here to support some of these small businesses around. The food is pretty good here as well, but a little bit cheaper than the other restaurants putsid

Large and clean HMart, extensive selection of banchan and various meats for grilling, with and without seasoning. Extensive selection of Korean snacks and products.

Love coming to H Mart! Always end up spending more money that originally intended though. They don't have a wide variety of vegetables. I was hoping to buy cauliflower but wasn't able to find one. The frozen food section seems like it could be organized better. It seems a little disorganized. I love their spam musubis although they don't always have them available. Can easily spend $100+ on one shopping trip here. Some items seem a bit too pricey like a lot of the drinks & the sauces/condiments also seem pricey. This might be because it's imported? I'm guessing. There usually aren't long waits at the cashier. The lines move fairly quickly. There's usually a person bagging, so the lines move pretty fast.

Clean and bright but not so spacious compared to other Asian supermarkets. You can buy pretty much any Korean food, snacks and ingredients here and prices are matched with other Asian supermarkets. There is a food court right next to it and a cosmetic store connected. Plenty of parking spots, restaurants and Paris Baguette around. A good place to have one stop grocery shopping and possible to enjoy meal and dessert all together.

I absolutely love shopping here for groceries every week and they have some amazing deals on produce from week to week. Another thing I love about H mart is the fresh sashimi they sell. Prices have gone up over the last few years, but I think it is well worth it. I gave this place 4 stars as the food court was underwhelming. I've been to some newer Hmarts and the food court is definitely upgraded. I wish they had a few more restaurant options, but I still ended up having a good meal.