H Mart

Love this store! Great value for your money in produce section and for seafood. Fruits and veggies are always fresh. I don’t buy everything on my shopping list in this store but my produce and seafood for sure.

I really enjoy coming here to buy my in home kbbq essentials.
They have frozen thinly sliced beef brisket, pork belly and other angus products a reasonable price in the shabu shabu section.
If you are looking for a non frozen selection, you can also find great quality Korean BBQ beef in the meat section. Of course, the price is a higher than the frozen meat but the quality is always superb.
I will continue to frequent this place for my in home kbbq needs.

This is one of my favorite Asian market! Not only because it’s close but because it’s much cleaner than most and their produce seems better as well. This is my go to Korean Market I come by here a few times a week after dropping my daughter off at school either for groceries or they baked goodies from the bakery inside!
When you walk into the store from the Entrance to the Left, lined up along the le of the market are a bakery, restaurants, a store, a jewelry store and a little fashion boutique! The store is always well kept. I mainly come here for their Korean noodles, dumplings & seafood patties (my fav!) frozen seafood, cooked goodies, kimchi and their marinated meat. Their marinated meat is always on point an a quick fix for dinner! they also offer kbbq style sliced trays of meat so you can have a kbbq or hotpot night at home! I sometimes come here for their cooked food as well such as fried fish, seafood patties and noodles! YUMMY!!! The store is not to crowded and the workers are always friendly! Not to mention the ladies there loves my baby! What Momma doesn’t like someone adoring their beautiful baby!
Anyhow if you’re looking for fresh produce, baked goods, some yummy noodles, quick fix meals or just to shop for some korean groceries I definitely recommend you stop by here! You’re bound to leave with something to satisfy the yummy in your tummy! (^_​^)

Food court! Yum. Prices are fair. Staff are friendly. Again I’m all about services so one worker in particular. I can’t remember her name. But she was almost whispering to me. She was soo shy and just over all not a good choice for customer service. I asked her if I can just give her my phone number for my member ship. Because i had forgotten my membership card at home. She seemed like she was playing gestures. I was became annoyed lol. And I’m very patient

My favorite Asian store. Everything from the produce to meat seem to be fresh. When hubby and I feel like Korean BBQ this is our place. They have it ready for you to buy or make. I usually buy the stuff to make my own. On a lazy day I will buy marinated meat ready to grill.

This H Mart Korean market is much smaller and older than the one in Buena Park but I really like it here. It’s easier to find what your shopping for because it’s not so big and overwhelming.
People working here is more personable and friendly. Shoppers here are more diverse.
I must say the marinated meat are alot better at the Buena Park location or Diamond Bar (Super H Mart). There are several other stores around LA & OC.

Prices not on all products (20lb. Cal rose rice) or not clearly stated (special sesame oil $ 9.99 from $ 15.99 w hmart card BUT should purchase $ 30 or $ 40 to get discount too). Took a chance. Two out three items I bought were surprises during checkout. Clerk mindful enough to let me know about two conditions for the oil — failed to let me know if I hit the target. Went back to get another oil.
Annoyed, but not annoyed. Hey, happy the prices in generally are low. Not checkout boy’s fault. So whateva.

I do not know why but this H mart is the best H mart. I have been other H mart (3 other stores) other store do not have many items as this market.

Produce is always fresh and very cheap. A lot of samples are available on the weekend.

I go here mainly for the macarons at the bakery. Would’ve never thought of finding these here and to be as good as they are. They are a lot bigger than most places that specializes in them, taste amazing and are ONLY $ 1.50 a piece. Lady who runs the bakery is very friendly too.

I love Asian markets, I used to shop at Woori Market in Little Tokyo for all my Japanese and Korean cravings, so I used Unilocal to guide me hoping to find something similar close to home. I was excited to find this store. I picked up some Cuties clementines for my kids, kimchi, and some simple sashimi. It took me about 10 minutes to get home, I decided to rinse my sushi and give it a go, but as soon as I lifted the cover it reeked like a hot pile of fish feces. Whoa! That was disgusting. Immediately tossed it. My daughter who loves cutie’s attempted to peel her fruit and needed help, as I sliced it for her I noticed all kinds of seeds, I cut another and same thing. These were also sour. Cuties are known for being easy to peel, sweet and seedless, I’m not sure if H Mart was jipped by their produce company but we sure were. These were packaged in a green mesh bag in a cuties box, but the contents were dedinitely not indicative of our favorite fruit. We paid $ 5.99 for the box. Booooo! I will never go back. I rated this store 1 star for a decent selection of Kimchi. Do not eat their sushi.

Love their fresh veges and fruits… usually cheaper than 99Ranch Market. especially green onions, Napa Cabbage, Bell peppers…
I especially love the section where freshly made food to take away or eat there!

Great selection of Asian food. From wakame salad to chips & already cooked food (sushi, veggie patties, pickled cucumbers, glass noodles & rice). Have a lot of different samples throughout the store! Don’t forget to get their store discount card! Definitely recommend! And definitely coming back!

This market is da bomb. Not only a grocery market but when you walk in its like a mall. The perimeter is all shops and eateries, sushi restaurant, cosmetics, clothing, a bakery, goodness gracious so much. The market itself is out of this world fresh fresh fresh. We have been cooking different korean recipes that we get off of youtube and this store is a 1 stop shop. So far we’ve made sweet korean pancakes, kimchi fried rice and spicy rice cakes. Everything we need and more is here. The fresh seafood is really fresh some of it is literally still swimming. The sushi is cut right from these same fish. Get the free Smart Shopper card and they’ll send u a coupon book and email only special coupons. On our last trip we purchased a grill which is better than the ones at the AYCE spots. This is our new main grocery store. Oh yeah and i dont know if this is an every evening thing but the last time we went was the only time ive here this late, around 4:00, they had someone cooking on almost every aisle. It was like Costco up in there we were full from trying all the wonderful foods and also bought some of the sample items.

H Mart is located in Norwalk with ample parking that’s easily accessible from the street. I stopped in here to pick up a few items.
The meat prices are not competitive. Tofu, a staple item in a Korean market was $ 1.29 for Hinoichi and $.99 cents for a Korean brand.

So… H Mart is kind of like the Walmart of all markets, except of course 100x better. They always compare the exact same items with competing markets such as Zion, Han Nam Chain, etc. and match the price, or usually make it lower. I can always come here and be assured to receive the best products at the lowest prices.
***Also, I discovered a hidden gem inside of this market. There is a Korean beauty store (forgot the name, I believe it’s Midamoa Cosmetics, I may be wrong) located on the left entrance on the left side of the market, probably the 4^th store. I was helping myself to a little snack at one of the restaurants, and when I sat down at the tables, next to me was a huge asian make up store with crazy selections. Of course after my meal I couldn’t help but to check it out. First of all, there were no doors, I just stepped right in. I hate walking into a business with no customers inside especially if I have to open the door and commit myself to being trapped inside. Nope none of that, I can just walk in and out as I please. Now let me get to the actual reviewing part for this cosmetic store. I was instantly greeted by a nice woman named Connie, the store owner. She had a bunch of tables laid out of all the things that are on sale, discounted, popular in demand, and just a bunch of cool knick knacks. As I kept looking around the store, I ended up purchasing a few items. Keep in mind Korean make up is not cheap, they’re higher quality than your average drugstore brands. She explained to me all the benefits each product had, what they were used for, and when I had questions on how to apply, she kindly demonstrated and taught me step by step. She was very patient with me. So the BEST PART of this entire experience, is of course, the generous amount of samples she offered me. FREE SAMPLES EVERYONE. I guess the total of my receipt had something do with it because oh man, she spoiled me! First, she gave me a lovely gift wrapped hand cream lotion, brand new, not even sample sized… Second, a 4 piece skin care demo set, few masks, little travel bottles of essence and creams, and packets of bb creams to try out. I N S A N E! These samples can last me the entire year. I guess you give and then you get am I right? I will definitely be coming back here and can’t wait to try out all the amazing new products and see which ones are worth purchasing the actual full size.
***So I’m back as I promised to Midamoa Cosmetics, after I purchased what I needed, this time she asked me what kind of samples I wanted… I literally got to choose exactly what I needed and also ended up purchasing the same full size hand cream lotion she gave me as a free gift last time. I love this place so much. Oh and she doesn’t work Thursdays, so try to go any other day of the week, but that other lady is still pretty cool too. :-)

Asian markets are the bomb. My weekly grocery bill normally racks up to $ 120+ and that’s just a little less than half of a cart. I normally buy a lot of produce but these American markets charge too much. Trader Joe’s, Sprouts, Ralphs, Albertson’s, Fresh and Sleazy.
What to do when you’re tired of spending too much? Go on Unilocal and look for an Asian Market.
This came up and I’ve been a fan since then. The most I pay is $ 80 and that’s only when I buy 2 bags of $ 20 chia seeds. -.- Never doing that again, BTW. So much produce to choose from; they even have pre-​cooked and pre-​packed meals towards the north side of the market. Yummy, yummy, yummy.
They sell mostly (90%) Korean products but you can pretty much tell what you’re getting. Yeah its named something else on the package but you know what it’s called in your own language. Give this place a try. You just might like what you find.

I wish this place was closer to my house. I occasionally make the drive out here to buy yummy snacks like the potato chips or the Pocky. They always have sales on snacks so I just buy whatever is on sale and try new things all the time. It’s a small grocery stores with the bare essentials. It gets the job done.

The produce is very very good here.
This is a Korean grocery. It’s a nice size store and they offer a lot of things.
They offer marinated Korean BBQ items sold by the pound.
They have all sorts of Asian products in the store as well, but it cost more than say 99 Ranch Market.
I wanted to buy some chicken which I was going to cook for dinner, but the selections was very limited. I was looking for chicken thighs and the only thighs they had were skinless ones which cost way way too much. Had to pass.
But I was here for the produce and fruits, stuff not readily available in a normal grocery.
I got all the produce I needed The price was a bit higher, but I believe the quality justifies it.
I will try the KBBQ marinated items next time, the price was good.
I’ll definitely be back.

I am a sucker for Korean BBQ. Seriously. I’m hesitant to write a review for this place because not-​so-​secretly, I don’t want any more people coming here. It’s my hidden gem in a non-​so-​great area of Norwalk and I love that the parking lot is never full.
Anyone living in or near Norwalk/​Artesia/​Cerritos knows that Pioneer Blvd is synonymous with «Little India», but just a few miles North is this huge Korean grocery store with some amazing stuff.
The store is huge, but I will just cover my favorite area; the meat department. They sell THE MOST DELICIOUS pre-​marinated beef and chicken thighs. Oh my LAWD!
They sell it to you in plastic containers which they they wrap in plastic wrap, so you don’t have to worry about getting any germs on your hands or it leaking everywhere in the fridge. In just a few minutes, you can either pan-​fry or BBQ this delicious meat to add to your steamed vegetables or white rice. It makes your home smell delicious and the flavor does not disappoint. Their marinade contains lots of sugar, so be sure to cook it on low or it will caramelize and burn.
Lots of candies, seaweed, noodles, and produce. They have these marvelous mangos and Asian pear apples that are as big as a small cantaloupe. The price of the produce is so low that it makes you wonder what’s wrong with it, but when you inspect it, it looks perfectly fine.
They also sell clothes, makeup, purses, and other household items that I’ve spotted in my Korean friend’s homes, but have never seen anywhere else. A true hidden gem.