New Mart

The market is sucks ever !! My mom bring the dog inside, the market employee (it’s a girl) is really rude to us, she yellow us! if she said: sorry, u can’t bring the pet in our market.” It’s fine, we understand. But she beat the door, told us no pet allow. Wth … And then she said shut up and go! This is how they sever the customer? And then we try call them owner, the owner didn’t pick up us phone !!! Holly crop, it’s really can’t believed they treat customer like that.

Worst place ever. I went in because my food store had closed due to the storm and they forced me to go to another store and get cash. When I finally did I lost the item that I picked up and when I got online they allowed another lady to use the card for less than the minimum.

My choices are to drive to Hmart in Douglaston or on Francis Lewis or walk here and pay a premium… and that is exactly what I do. I often get marinated spicy pork and the beef and radish soup. It is usually pretty good. The pork can be a little too sweet sometimes but the soup is always good, its not homemade but I don’t have time for that. The other items such as the vegetables are fresh but you pat for it. Small bag of kimchi dumplings is 12.99 and you could get a bag twice the size for that at Hmart. The fish in the back is also fresh and if you can get things here that you can’t get at Fairway. This is all about convenience.

Amazing handmade kimbap made fresh daily. (Wayyy better than the new kimbap place that opened. rolly or whatever) Good homemade korean food in general (omerice, kimchi fried rice). Super market itself is a bit small, but they make it work & keep it nice & organized.

This little place is great ! Q Mart is located alongside many stores and shares a decent sized parking lots with other stores. This supermarket might not be big at all but it has what you might need for daily cooking, such as meats, vegetables, sauces, etc. This place is small compared to other supermarkets but let me remind you it is located next to the suburbs and not like a busy populated shopping location like Flushing, NY. The fruits are pretty fresh and they have some awesome deals now and again. This is a Korean Super Market hence most of the workers there are Korean. They are extremely helpful and genuine. One time I apparently picked out a bad cantaloupe, I thought I checked it to be firm but I guess I was not careful. After the cashier rang up the items, the Bagger felt the melon and realized that a good portion of it was soft and told me to go grab another one. I was really thankful. The only bad part about coming here is that they always think I’m Korean so during checkout they always speak Korean to me and it’s really awkward. Haha. Would recommend if you live in the area !

im going to be honest. theyre not HORRID. but compared to other places, its really not much. especially the korean food, i feel like they put close to no effort for that menu, and you can tell why from the flavors. yea nevermind, cant think of anything really positive to say, overall not a fan

When Qmart first opened I wasn’t sure they were going to make it but happily, they seem to be thriving. It is really convenient to pick up a thing or two w/​o fighting the crowds at hmart or hanyang or assi. As the other reviewer already stated, the selection isn’t as good as the big guys but Qmart is much smaller. They seem to carry a good selection of non-​asian foodstuffs too though I’m not sure since I never buy that stuff here. the 40lb bags of rice and such staples cost more than the big guys also but thats the price of convenience.
Do keep an eye out for the rice cakes and things by the register. One time I got it and it was spoiled. When I called a few mins after getting home they apologized and said i could get a refund or exchange. i did so the next morning without a problem/​attitude.

It’s not as big as the other huge Korean supermarket chains, but this place is still very reliable if you ever need something in a hurry and you don’t want to go all the way to flushing. I was so happy when this place first opened up and I could just stop by on my walk home. Odd that it took so long for a place like this to even open up in this heavily Asian neighborhood.
Anyways, they have a decent ban-​chan and meats section, and prices are very comparable to those other corporate conglomerates i.e. h-​mart, han-​yang. Fruits and veggies are also very fresh, but not as much variety I would say probably due to lack of space. But they always have the requisite authentic Korean stuff, such as persimmon, asian melons, korean red peppers, stuff like that =)
Also, near the cashier counters they also have packaged dduk (rice cakes), kim-​bap and other conveniently packaged lunchtime snacks, including bibimbap!