If you care about your health or your family then i wouldnt recommend this place…read more Everything looks unhealthy. The chicken just lookks bad all around . Sometimes it smells . The worst is the vegetable section . If you go to the organic section its horrible. Nothing they have to offer is fresh . All the organic vegetables are old . Doesnt look like its for human consuption.

The bakery department did not disappoint. Thanks to Charlene for a beautiful cake. We provided…read morephotos and the props and she did the rest!

I went here for the food court, and I got tangsuyuk ($18.99). The portion was small for the price…read more I definitely had better portion with better pricing elsewhere. The amount of sauce they gave for the tangsuyuk was also lacking. Not sure if it was just us but we didn't get any banchan (radish) with our order while I saw everyone else got one. I also tried to order another dish right after someone else ordered, and they told me they're closed now. The parking at this hmart was pretty bad though. It took some time to find parking in the parking lot. Probably due it's located at a pretty busy plaza with a lot of restaurants. There were a lot of people at the food court, and it was pretty noisy.

A grocery run at H Mart has become one of my favorite things to do after visiting Island Spa,…read morelocated in the same plaza. I usually swing by on weekday afternoons when it's quieter and easier to browse without the rush. Some of the prices are on the higher side, but the quality and overall shopping experience make it worth it. The store feels bright and organized which could be relaxing and a nice contrast to most grocery runs. The produce, meat, and seafood sections are always fresh and well stocked, with plenty of variety. I especially love their tofu selection, ready to eat banchans, and marinated meats, perfect for quick dinners. I find myself always ending up with a box of Korean pears, golden kiwis, and soy milk in my cart no matter what I came in for. This little spa and grocery ritual always leaves me feeling recharged, with a calm mind and a happy fridge.

As of 2026, Trader Joe's is officially crowned America's #1 favorite grocery store for high…read morecustomer satisfaction, unique products, and, friendly service. And rightfully so. This weekend I went to H Mart to buy some oranges for Chinese New Year. We give them as gifts to family and friends when we visit their homes. Shocked, they were selling three for $3.99. The frugal Chinese shopper in me says, no way am I paying that price. Went to Trader Joe's instead and they were selling a bag of eight for $4.99. I even told the girl who was stacking the oranges how H Mart had the nerve to charge so much. Lol. As I continued to shop around the store, the girl came up to me with another bag of oranges and said take this bag instead it has nine (instead of 8) oranges. The fact that she took the time to look for me is what Trader Joe's is all about. That totally made my day. The workers go above & beyond. And don't get me started on the cashiers, I always enjoy saying hi to them and engaging in some friendly conversation. If you can't find a product, a worker will walk you to the aisle. Trader Joe's has me as a loyal customer for life. On another note, oranges are incredibly sweet and juicy right now. Go get yourself a bag.

Everyone is always so nice here. They never seem bothered when you ask them a question. The epitome…read moreof good customer service for sure. They're like the Disney of supermarkets. Produce is always fresh. Good selection of food and snacks. Always come to TJ for my charcuterie needs.

A little but all you can find grocery store for the residents of Highland Park…read more This came as a replacement to the Stop and Shop that existed in this premises and has been able to keep up to the promise of finding what you need. They have a fresh collection of groceries at all times and most of the time the store is neatly kept. I rate this place two stars less for three reasons- - Get milk or a cup of ice cream and you will know it's always at least $2 pricier than what you get at Target. - There's always some stacking of refilling happening eve during busy business hours by the staff while you are shopping and that is slightly annoying. - Being a vegetarian I find it highly intolerable with the meat smell that comes out of the butcheries especially the seafood market stall.

Good selection of international food options but should try to keep up with expiration datesread more

Great specialty marketplace with regular grocery items as well. Clean well kept store. Service is…read morefriendly and departments know their product. Bakery has some delicious pastries and excellent lobster tail pastries with Chantilly Cream. Meat department has quality cuts and good butchers. Store made foods and specials are very very good and worth the price. Pizza specials on certain days and the pizza is as good and better than some pizzerias.

Amazing store! There was a live singer and every aisle is set up accordingly. What a great…read moreexperience food shopping and the service was impeccable

My friend swears by Lidl in Long Island. I went to this location about 6 months and just didn't…read more"get it." A little too spartan and too much variation between branded and unfamiliar items. Now with tariffs poised to destroy the trucking industry I knew I better figure it out so I can stash more cash. Btw a pox on all your houses if you contributed to this. Anyway. Ive gone a couple times in the past 2 weeks and there are things I quite like there: the salted butter, shredded cheeses, breakfast sausage, and fruit punch are always priced right. Small bags of produce like sprouts and broccoli work well for me since I'm usually solo and can eat them before they go bad. The hodge podge aisle is fun to shop too. I never buy but I like looking at all of the gadgets and seasonal items. Perhaps when we emerge from this impending depression, I'll indulge. Anyway, I can't do all my shopping here but it fills in the gaps nicely. Between this, Costco and a TJs run here or there I'm good. It won't look perfectly orderly or always well-stocked. But, if you can transcend the psychops of traditional grocery shopping you'll leave with an extra dollar or two in your pocket.

I have been to one other Lidl showroom in Maryland . Glad to see another one in our vicinity …read more Haven't been to this store before and quickly bumped to this location to buy few stuff . Wanted a beach chair but they did t have it . I also saw tomatoes at 90 cents in the Maryland location but didn't get it cheap here . They were about 1.99 or more in the north Brunswick location . I like their bakery . Good products and not that pricey. Service can be better . Not many employees around to help. Good shop for all household items. Lots of parking outside .. nice locality .. pretty cold to rt 1... good experience overall .. 4 stars ..

Carside pickup was a disgrace Saturday before Easter. I've been sitting here for over 25 minutes…read morealong with at least 10 other cars. Associate finally brings the orders out and it's one family's single order. Where they do that at? A family who parked beside me and went in to shop is now back at their car with their items. The person on the other side of me who was waiting before I got here left. Yikes! The young person who eventually brought my items (different than the person I mentioned before) was very nice and said they were "kinda" working solo. So the wait times are somewhat understandable on a holiday weekend. As for the in-store experience, it's pretty solid. This location always has stuff that Manville and North Brunswick locations are out of - hence why I was here today. It also is less crowded and noisy than those older stores. Carside gets a 2 at best for the wait times and strange system. In store gets a 3.5. I'll extend grace and give a 3 with the caveat to forgo curbside and only shop in store.

Restroom is clean, ample of parking space. Gets busy after office hours. See images for referencesread more

To me ShopRite has always been a conundrum. While always well-stocked, their center aisle staples…read moreseemed to be always set to "11" on pricing while some of their prepared foods seem very reasonable. I consider myself a big fan of their fried chicken and Chinese bar. What I never liked is having to navigate through their mine-field of oversized, skyscraping palates that are strewn throughout the store -- featuring everything from Ronzoni shells, beach balls and fifty inch televisions. Equally frustrating is a digital couponing system that can be balky and impenetrable, You'd be well advised to rent a 9 y/o electronics nerd for any encounter in this realm. Trust me, he'll enjoy getting out of the house, banking a few bucks and not getting beat up for an afternoon. For whatever reason, ShopRite is beloved in New Jersey despite Soviet-style atmospherics and all objective evidence to the contrary. What the hell, four stars.

Saker is one of the lesser favored Shoprite owners. They are consistently out of products, the…read moreproduce has less than a 'fresh look to them and the customer service lacks, service. After shopping at Shoprites in other areas, I can say that my returning to one of Saker's is very, very slim. Only the most dire of emergencies and then hope thay have what I needed.

I've been here several times now, and it's my favorite supermarket in the area. Extra Savings is…read morerelatively small, but they have a decent selection of fresh produce for the size. They sell predominantly Hispanic brand foods which tend to be cheaper than the American brands they carry (i.e. Kraft mac and cheese was $1.99 a box, yikes), so it has inspired me to make a lot of tex mex at home. I have bought delicious tomatillos, queso fresco, and hot peppers here in addition to a lot of other normal grocery stuff. The staff are also very friendly.