I love my local H Mart and feel lucky to live right by it! The grocery store portion offers fresh and unique produce that you cannot find in your typical grocery store (think Shiitake mushrooms and specific Asian fruits!). I always pick up some fresh seafood from the fish market there as well. Golden pompano is my go-to; super helpful that they clean the fresh caught fish for you, free of charge! Other favorite aisles to hit are ramen, snacks, curry pastes/seasonings, and the frozen section for dumplings. No trip to HMart is complete without a stop at their incredible food court. This offers a variety of Asian food stalls - from sushi to Korean fried chicken, they have a spot for everyone. Our favorite spot is Tous Le Jours bakery. Their cloud cakes are phenomenal and melt in your mouth good! In addition to the groceries and food court, they even have a small arcade and play area for the little ones, shops offering skincare products, and a hair salon. Truly one of a kind shopping experience! read more

THE BIG: Biggest H Mart I've ever been to. Located in Cedar Park but still claims Austin. Tons of asian food and ingredients inside alongside a food court. Plenty of parking with the lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: You can always find something here at H Mart. Even though this is a korean branded grocery store, you can find other asian grocery items. The kimchi and sliced meat areas are pretty great. Another awesome thing is the prepared food with tons of onigiris and korean packaged meals to go. THE FINAL BAMBOO: This is where I do my shopping for any korean ingredients I need or if I have a craving for delicious korean food (at the food court). read more

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Enjoy coming here for my favorite things. They have premade food options that make meals easy, plus a food court with sushi, soon tofu, Chinese, katsu, and more. Order at the counter, get a buzzer when your food is ready, and remember to return your trays to the right restaurant. There are also other stores with clothing, skincare, makeup, and accessories, so it is fun to browse and try different items. It is always busy, and the noise level is average to loud, especially on weekends, but the staff is friendly and helpful. A great place to explore and enjoy the variety read more

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Poke from the fish area: fresh; delicious and way cheaper than restaurant pokes. I love love love Hmart. I drive up here weekly for grocery and food read more

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Last pompano we bought was from the case, already cleaned. It was tasty enough we decided to get more for this week, this time got it at the fishmonger's counter, where you can pick out your fish and have it cleaned/gutted however you want to take it home. Neat little number system on a sign board so there isn't any confusion to your options. Impressive array of seafood, nicely displayed, and the service was very quick and efficient. Minimum time waiting for the fish to be processed, and bagged up for transport home. Pictures give a small idea of what's on offer, it does change, and there is a ton of already packaged seafood ready to pick up. There is also a separate island for other seafood, esp. shrimp/lobster/squid/octopus. Worth checking out is you want more option to cook from the big groceries. read more

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The grocery shopping experience is incredible. Anything you need for whatever style of Asian cooking you're doing, they have what you need! The most amazing and delicious part, though, is the food court. You enter the food court and it's buzzing with people. The atmosphere is lively and fun. The aromas instantly make you hungry. You just know that it's going to be good. The hard part is figuring out what to eat. I opted to order from Narrow Street. It did not disappoint! I had the Spicy Pork Udon. Spicy and flavorful but not hot. The Udon noodles were the perfect texture and the flavor of that dish will stay with me!!! Served with a side of mildly garlicy spicy daikon, Chef's Kiss! It's a must try if you're in North Austin! read more

H Mart - Austin - Spicy Pork Udon Noodles - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

My favorite H Mart so far! They have all the grocery goodies then they also have different shops inside (skincare, stationary, anime, gachapon, photo booth etc) and a food court plus beard papa which is my favorite! Service inside was great! I believe theres a few in Austin but I've only been to this one and i love it! read more

Now that I've been to the Austin H Mart, I have higher expectations from my home base H Mart in Federal Way, WA. The H Mart in Federal Way needs more space to grow plus the aesthetics are stuck in the early 2000s. They really need to scout for larger square footage. The Austin planning team did a really good job. They did their homework. I'm impressed with this store. I knew it was popular with locals just because of how far out we had to park from the entrance. It's modern and spacious. It's not hard to know which US state and city you're in because it's plastered all over their walls, interior and exterior. It's pretty hard to avoid. We're pretty low key up here in the PNW, plus we have a lot more H Marts in our region so we don't push too much with advertising locations. In this space, not only do they have a grocery store but they have retail, entertainment, and services too. Their food court (Market Eatery) is so efficient. Instead of congregating in the walkway after ordering, the restaurant will give you a pager and you can grab a table while you wait for them to prep your food. That's like taking care of the senior citizens, people who are pregnant, and people who have disabilities. The restaurants provide a mix of traditional food and street food. While you're waiting for your order, you can chat with friends and fam or you can watch K-Pop music videos on the projection screen above the stage. While the Downtown Seattle H Mart is near regional bus systems, a streetcar, 2 light rail stations, and the Monorail, this Austin location is in a car centric area and is somewhat far from downtown Austin. We stayed at a hotel in downtown Austin but had to drive about 30 minutes out, which was farther than driving to the 99 Ranch off Lamar Blvd. It was still worth the drive though. Gas in Austin ($3.79 reg) is still more affordable than the $6+ a gallon we're been paying up here in WA state. read more

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H Mart is a bit of a trek for me -- about a 30+ minute drive -- but I make it anyway because it fully satisfies all of my KBBQ cravings and then some. Distance honestly doesn't matter once you're inside. Right before the icy winter freeze of 2026, I made a big trip here and stocked up on meats and banchan, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it sustained me through the whole freeze. The meat is incredibly economical for the quality, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. If you're into Korean BBQ at home, this place is unmatched. Their meat selection is excellent and well-organized, which makes shopping surprisingly easy and efficient. No wandering around confused -- just grab what you need and go. The thinly sliced wagyu (pictured) were the first time I tried wagyu in my life. So delicious and a must-try! The produce section also deserves a shoutout. The fruits are consistently great quality. I especially love the oranges, and the pink-inside guavas are my absolute favorite -- I always grab them when I see them. Even though it's far from where I live, I still go regularly because it's just that good. And I honestly can't wait for the Burnet Rd location to open (closer to me) -- that will be a game changer. read more

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This is probably undoubtedly one of my favorite places to go in Austin. Not only does the grocery store have a great selection and the prices are reasonable but the food hall is amazing. I also love that they always rotate out pop ups like Calbee (Japanese snacks) or have different events/activities for the kids to do. The bakery is always delicious and I enjoy trying the many different fresh bread/pasties when I go. The honeydew smoothie is a 10/10!! read more

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This is the only H mart in town and around so nothing else can beat it..... for now. Outside of that they have everything an hmart needs. This place can get really packed and the produce section can be a cluster. You might even need to party at the home depot sometimes. A lot of good premade korean choices to meal prep or get a fast meal. I'd this was not so far I would go here more. read more

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The H Mart! What a fun place to shop and eat. The Taro bubble tea from the bakery shop was so tasty. The bakery items were so delicious and the atmosphere big. So fun to shop around! They had an old fashion Photo Booth $10 that was fun. The food court had a large selection of items & entrees. The store has a huge selection of unique items. A+ It's a fun place to go. They have the largest selection of SPAM I've ever seen! (See photo). read more

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Rice cooker hunt! More variety original options of different rice cooker from Tiger, cuckoo etc. Amazon has other options but for Asian home staple ones---this is the place! read more

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This days journey takes me to the states capital, searching for some authentic Asian food and no better place than "H-Mart". This store has everything from delicious restaurants and a wonderful bakery inside. This store is an absolute treasure if you are looking for authentic food and home items to personal care items. As far as food, this place is packed with food, from fresh fruit and vegetables to canned and frozen items. The meat area is equally good, fresh seafood too. It's everything you need in one place. This place a great vibe, very welcoming place. read more

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An experience, that's for sure. Mix a grocery, department store, and food court all In one with K-pop on the big screen. read more

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The Austin h-mart is awesome. It's spacious with a large selection. I've been able to find staple Korean ingredients there. The food court is also really nice - good food and a nice community vibe space. I went there near Christmas and there was a live pianist playing holiday music and another time KPop demon hunters was playing. Nice to see those types of events at an Asian location in TX. When you walk in from the front entrance and face the court, the first place on the left had great bibimbap for veggie lovers - generous with the toppings. And the last Korean restaurant in the back right has some good stews. read more

H Mart - Austin - Bibimbap from first Korean place on the left side when you first walk in. - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

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H-Mart is a chain that started in the NY/NJ area for the Korean community. They're basically the Wal-Mart for Korean foodstuffs-a virtual stranglehold everywhere they go, beating out the local markets by leveraging their insane purchasing power. It can be hard to like them with this knowledge but their prices are low, it's easy to get hard to find Korean and even other Asian produce items there and a variety of other goods since they have separate counters for basically anything 'K' related you're looking for: K-beauty, cookware, and if you're not in the mood to cook an ok food court with a no-tip bar. Yes, the aisles are super narrow and navigating it is hard. I swear there must be an extraneous aisle they add and then remove just to keep people guessing and the aisle descriptions aren't super helpful. I often resort to just showing staff a picture of an item I'm looking on my phone because my Korean to English to Spanish is terrible and something DEFINITELY gets lost in translation. So? why the high stars? You can pick up a lot of ready to eat items in the back, fresh poke or freshly made kimbap and they've expanded their grab-and-go items. While it can be hard to find things they DEFINITELY have it and after having seen the other Korean groceries I keep coming back here because it's not dingy and depressing. read more

I love H mart. It's been awhile since I've been there because it's so far north. But it's such a great place to go spend the day. With so many food options, a lot of seating, and there's even games! I love getting groceries from here too. I always stock up on tofu when I'm here. Depending on when you go the parking lot can be super full. It's usually extremely packed on the weekends and then a better crowd on weekdays. read more

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H-Mart was like an international market. Having traveled to 90+ countries, I've been to day and night markets. H-Mart has unique items likely you would not find at standard grocery store. This store is rather eclectic with groceries to dinnerware and cosmetics. There staff members were strategically planted throughout the store. Customers were meandering leisurely throughout the store. It appears to be a very chill environment. read more

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I love their food court which has great Korean street food options. My go to Jopok Topokki, the best Tteokbokki and Blood Sausage. They also have Chang in their bar. Which is my favorite Thai beer. The supermarket has a huge selection of goods from frozen goods and snacks to fresh produce and live fish to household goods. It's usually pretty busy and a bit loud, but I like the music they play in store (usually k-pop) read more

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Whenever I travel, if there is an H-Mart around, I have to get there. That's just how it is. I feel so fortunate to live relatively close to this location. I love that it is much more than a grocery store. There are pop-up style shops like ArtBox, the food court, a mini arcade, photo booths with clothes to dress up in, and so much more. The store is a decent size and laid out so that it is easy to navigate, especially on the busier days. It's very clean and the employees are friendly. When the lines are long at the registers, it's not bad at all. Extremely efficient service. You can find almost anything and everything you can imagine from multiple styles of ramen, restaurant-size bags of rice, fresh produce, seafood, canned goods, sodas, beer, etc. Every single time I go, I purchase Hello Kitty toilet paper and paper towels, whether I need them or not. On the last trip, I purchased a 40th H-Mart anniversary package that consists of Hello Kitty wipes, Hello Kitty toilet paper, and Hello Kitty paper towels. When we have guests over who need to use the toilet, they know what's up. read more

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The family came here after our family lunch at the amazing Whip My Soul. We had never been but Shana heard they had a dessert snack she had tried and LOVED in Japan so we went and man do they have a ton of stuff from all over. It is almost overwhelming. We didn't stay long as my and the other anixety was kicking it due to it being a weekend and crowded but we will be back, maybe during a random weekday in hopes it will be less crowded. But they have sake, food from all over, normal grocery items, even a cosmetic counter and we only saw a small portion of the overall store. I do wonder if they will be hit harder then most with the tariffs and empty ports. Hope they have a plan. read more

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So glad to have an HMart in far Notth Austin. The market is clean and has most of the stuff you'd need. Produce us always fresh and they have fresh fish market along with sushi grade (get at your own risk) refrigerator section. They also offer a wide selections of poke that you can get by the pound/oz. They let you taste test it before you buy as well. A plus is there's a food stall with a handful of restaurants in the eatery section. There also a Korean hair salon inside and a few vendors selling cute knickknacks. Really this is my happy place and I am sure it is for a fee others too. Great stop a great meal (that has something for everyone) and to run multiple errands, like grocery shopping, haircut, etc.. read more

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This was like a "super" H-Mart, compared to the ones I've visited in Jersey and Manhattan. The food court is absolutely amazing (although I am surprised there is no bubble tea place like Gong Cha). The space is huge, clean and organized. Their Halloween decor is top notch. So excited to have visited! read more

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The food court is really solid. We go for lunches and sometimes dinner and it never disappoints. I would recommend the tofu place and the noodle shop. Its a go to spot to go with kids for sure read more

It's more of self service, ambiance is very packed. Lol I had a blueberry creme cheese strudel from one of the venue and it was delicious. Only complaint was I should have bought more than just 1. It was very busy when we got there. It was a lot to take in. I would go again and actually try their food court. Would recommend read more

H Mart - Austin - Entrance side of their food court area - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

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There are not many Asian stores around Austin so I am so glad this exists! This is Asian food heaven - any Japanese, Korean, Chinese (even Indian) dish you want to make - you can find any ingredient here :) The produce is top notch too. I missed all my Asian veggies I can't find anywhere else. They have a whole section of nori, Kimchee, dumplings - and don't even get me started on the amazing food court! read more

really enjoyed my visit to hmart, the only thing to make it better would be less people. lol. so much going on from counter service restaurants, to skin care, fresh produce, desserts, tea , rice and mushroom heaven! This place has it all! Must visit when looking for asain products, I suggest a weekday or early morning trip to try and avoid crowds for your first time in as there is so much they have to offer it's easy to overlook some hidden gems! read more

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I so WISH we had an HMART in SATX. This is everything and MORE than you could imagine out of an oriental store. 99 out of 100, you could certainly find whatever ingredient you need in this well organized store. We like the fresh fish and seafood area the most and HMART delivers. Plenty of fishy options and well priced too! Look out for weekly specials too & score a deal. Thankfully I usually have a list, and I'm able to check everything off easily. If you have small kiddos, they have designated baby carts (up to age 6, I believe) & even a play area if you felt comfortable leaving them to go grocery shopping. There is an arcade area, tons of games and claw machines full of little trinkets and an entire space for a food court with as many as 12-15 places. read more

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Stopped in here a couple of times in the past couple of months. I have mixed feelings about this place. I'll just lay it out for ya. The Good: - lots of choices and inventory - sometimes you can find some reasonable deals here, in the produce section and throughout the store. Just keep your eyes peeled because you can easily miss them as they have so much inventory here it can get merged in with everything else. - they were pretty flexible with returns. I had purchased some prepared food on discount and it was not good, the food was past its time, but I had a receipt and returned them right away and they reimbursed me no questions asked. The Meh: - look closely, but lots of over priced items here that you can typically get at HEB or Walmart. Including fruit, produce, drinks, domestic condiments like mayo and ketchup, and especially the prepped cold foods (Korean) in the back like seaweed salad, kim chee, korean side dishes, spicy radishes, etc. - the cooked foods in the back under the heating lamps - like kim chee rice, noodle dishes, green onion pancakes, and etc - - the quality of these cooked dishes are not the best quality and yet their prices are on the high side. And in the late afternoon they will mark them down to 50% off - and it's tempting - but I learned my lesson. I got 5 warm packaged dishes all for half off, eager to try them, and I opened them (there) immediately after I purchased them and every single one of those dishes were horrible. Some were expired or past due, but some were still edible but just tasted bad. As mentioned earlier I returned those 5 dishes immediately and got my money back (yay!). But I will never buy any of that again. - The restaurants in the back - they also follow suit - with mediocre and disappointing quality. I went to the highest rated Korean kitchen back there expecting to get a really flavorful spicy pork and calamari dish and it was such a letdown, underwhelming, bland, under seasoned, and I spent $26 on that dish. I had a similar experience at another restaurant back there - very underwhelming. So I will not eat back there again. This is actually a trend I have been seeing lately at these large Asian Superstores that have food stands inside. It's the 3rd one I have been to (one was recently in Charlotte, NC) where the food and presentation looks great, but the taste and overall quality of the dish is mediocre and underwhelming. It's a very disappointing observation - which unfortunately is becoming a trend. On a side note the best Asian Superstore with food stands I have been to is Mitsuwa Marketplace in Chicago. Been there several times, most all of the food is really good there, reasonable prices too, but quality is tops and they never fail. And yes, they are Japanese (like me - yay!). So this review is supposed to be 2-stars, but I upgraded it to 3-stars (Ok) because the Security Guard(s) and some of the staff here are very responsive and attentive when you need their help, like in case you lost your car keys somewhere in the store and weren't able to find them - - for 2 damn hours - - believe it or not. Yeah, I need to upload this on TikTok - but the Security Guard there spent 90 minutes with me walking around helping me trace my steps looking for my small set of 2 car keys. The guy even took me to the back where they dumped the garbage, and I had to dig through a few trash bags (yeah, well it's $120 to replace them) and to no avail I could not find my keys yet my car was still in the lot (so they weren't stolen). To make a long story less long, well, I opted to check the bathroom one last time because I knew I had my keys when I was there - then - I saw an open crease in back of the paper towel dispenser against the wall. It was exposed, so why the hell not - I stuck my fingers in there and WTH?!?! My keys were down there!!! My dumb-dumb self put those keys on top of the paper towel dispenser to wash my hands, and they fell through the crack, but I forgotten about them and just left. What an idiot. And that was after spending Lyft to take me home and back to H Mart to get my spare keys - a $70 round trip. But the Security guy was so helpful and patient with me, when I told him what happened he just laughed and nearly slapped me on my head (kinda like they did in the Three Stooges). Yeah, I was a stooge that day. read more

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Purchased this Chong Gak kimchi and initially thought it wasn't sour enough so I let it sit for another week and the taste did not improve. It actually got worse. This is the worst kimchi I've ever had and a waste of money. Do not buy this brand Doosan, it's local to Texas but is far from authentic Korean recipe. Had to throw this away in the trash where it belongs. Salty strange taste not edible read more

H Mart - Austin - Very strange and unusual cuts of kimchi. Salty, fishy, did not improve over time. not edible - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

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OK, my fellow YELPERS. I am back after a long 2024. We bought a house we had a baby. We made a lot of grown-up moves. I am now ready to kick 2025 off with some word vomit and goodness for your soul. Let's start here... what can you say about this place? Other than that it is pure heaven when you walk in the store. Your mind is overtaken by the breathtaking smells not only from the in-store bakery, but to the 16 locations that you can definitely dine at. I can't begin to tell you where to start, but I can't tell you this will be a journey. The service at every single restaurant is fantastic super personable and they will definitely recommend things. Also as you walk in you can look to your left and they'll be a board of what to do what to eat and so on From fresh seafood to hot pots to Ramen to sushi to Korean fried chicken to Katsu. You name it they got it and if they don't THEN GTFOH!!!! oh and don't let me forget to mention OH-Kdog .... If you know you know, but if you don't, you need to know. Cheese that will string from your mouth 3 yards away from you onto the other table. I typically crush the beef Bulgogi or the pork Bulgogi or the thinly shaved pork belly, but I could be doing it wrong. I may need some of my fellow yelpers and friends to take me to H Mart and show me the true way how to enjoy such a wonderful place like this if you've never been you need to literally get right with yourself. Go check this place out. It is worth every dollar you spend at the three spots you're gonna eat at just so you can try everything read more

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A friend of mine took me here for the first time recently, and the experience still lingers in my head. I have never been to South Korea before, but if I were to match what I know of this amazing country that I have adopted a lot of the culture of, I'd have to say that you are authentically transported to the markets of Busan or downtown Seoul without fail. The staff was helpful, the selections of "everything" were vast, and you just wanted to open your wallet and tell them "Take my money, please!" at every turn. The seafood was so fresh, the produce, too, and the "noodle aisle" had more options than you realized were available, it was almost overwhelming. The store was clean and busy for sure. People were everywhere, people were smiling, and the vibe was just one of happiness and of purpose to find the best of what you needed at the time. The cashier that I had as my exit point was an older woman. My knowledge of Korean language is okay, so it took her aback when I thanked her and bid her goodbye in native tongue and without missing pronunciation one bit. Her smile was memorable as she did the same. The experience left me with wanting to continue my language studies - which I will in due time. Go around the corner inside the store, and you will find a food court that mimics Korean street food at every turn. There are also small specialty shops and an arcade as well to keep the family entertained. Can't wait to be a frequent visitor here. read more

I need a portal to take me directly to this store. Their food court is fantastic on its own, but then it's an actually great Korean mega supermarket with just so many options! I ended up with a full shopping cart going up and down every aisle. A few great finds were cooking oils, kimchi, kimbap, taro mochis (yes I know), and all sorts of noodles. We remembered to bring our own cooler bags, which they sell in case you forget yours. Follow it up with some ice cream pastry treats from bearded papa and you have the perfect shopping experience. read more

If you are asian you KNOW this is a big deal! I am from hawaii. Moved to TX and YES i drive a freeking hour 1 way to come here. This place is on a monthly rotation. If I lived closer Id come here weekly. This is asian awesomeness. A Korean chain grocery store with an independent small eateries and shops inside. You can make a day of expanding your cultural mind to many foods and awesome people watching. Bring some adventurous friends and come hungry. What should you do? 1. Don't panic.. there are very little white folks here. Duh its an asian grocery store. 2. Before you go in... STOP at 85degrees. Its right around the corner of the hmart building. Get yourself some iced coffee, boba or hot/cold tea and the MOST amazing fresh pastry sweet or savory bread! Its Taiwanese. Not too sweet. Yes us asians eat carbs. Live a little and grab some choco bread, iced salted caramel coffee (25% sweet) you can adjust the sweet. Most breads are priced around 2.50-3.50. Yes buy a bunch and try them all. The line can be hella long sometimes. Yes its worth the wait. 3. OK now go on a grocery adventure.. grab a cart, start in the fruit and veggie section. You will see amazing seasonal fruit and its always delish. Dragon fruit, many different types of citrus, golden kiwis. The veggie and fresh tofu isle is a sight to be seen. Garlic, fresh ginger to make wellness shots very cheap here and WAY better quality than HEB. Cruise around the isles. -Dry goods, asian glass ware, japanese rice cookers, hot pots. Small korean skin care, skip this and go visit the small shop by the food court for korean sheet masks and other cool kbeauty items. -live seafood section in the back including fresh sushi grade fish -isles are arranged here by korean noodles, asian spices (Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Thai, Pilipino, and small Mexican area. Isle must stops 1. Snack isle. All sorts of savory chips. Try some! Its soo good esp with some beer. 2. Candy/sweets isle. Be adventurous. Strawberry or matcha kit kat? Japanese gummies and hard candies. Poppin cookin kits.. do with kids or adult friends (you tube has videos so you dont need to get lost in the Japanese) 3. Sauce isle -OG sriracha (huy fong foods brand.. the OG rooster symbol brand). Came out of cali and no other knock offs can come close. Used to make the "spicy" in most spicy rolls in sushi houses. -soy sauces. Japanese kikoman is the OG most sushi houses use. It it that different? YES. -sambal oelek by same huy fong group look for the rooster..(chunky chili sauce). Great to slather on eggs, dumplings sauce. Liven up chicken wings. A small spoonful goes a long way. 4. Beer/Sake/Shoju isle. -great Japanese sakes.... get it here -koren shoju (wine) served iced! Treat it like vodka for a mixed drink. Soo many fun flavors -beers.. many to try and so good from all over asia -ramune soda so fun to drink.. you shove the marble to pop it open. The flavors Melon, grape, all great. -the calpico is also delish. A milky light drink served COLD hits the spot. Its NOT Carbonated. My kids are obsessed. Tons of teas and instant coffee that is awesome. 5. Ramen and noodles. Instant and stove types. -the viral budak all flavors are here. It will go down like fire and come out of your buttocks like a rocket. Tons of rice papers for spring rolls, udon, korean sweet potato noodles pho noodles, and everything else you never knew you needed. 6.Last isles of frozen foods, back section of kim chee fresh or flown in from korea. Korean rolled sushi (diff flavor profile than Japanese sushi rolls). Japanese mochi icecream and all sort of fun asian dairy treats. check out.... There is usually NO pleasantries at the check out. Its NOT you. Its just the hmart cashier vibe.... No smiles... all efficiency. Its like that no matter what state you are in. Food court. Do NOT go on the weekends during lunch. It gets SUPER crowded. Go mid week during lunch or have a early lunch on the weekend 11. Or 2ish. Where to check out? My favs. 1. OK dog. The viral pull cheese Asian hotdog stand. -get the Half mozzarella half hot dog -my fam prefers all mozzarella. 5.00 for a fried hot dog? Yes its like 1/2 a lb... -the potato dogs are popular too. -go to the condiment area to the left. ADD. -drizzle garlic sauce (if you like garlic) its white crack. Soooo good. -dust with tons of hot Cheetos -grab some cups at register to try the other "dusts". Skip the American ketchup, mustard etc. cheese pulls makes a great Insta/tiktok moment. The crunch so good. Try cool egg breads also. The peach slush delish. Hot dog all moz. 11/10 2. Katsu house a few stalls down -curry katsu is huge and delish 8/10 3. Sushi place at the front of the food court. 7/10. 4. Tons of other hot soup, noodle and korean fried chicken ...so be nosey.. look at what others have and ask if its good.. And thats your adventure to a Korean grocery store.. you're welcome. read more

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I never have anything bad to say about H Mart when I go in there. It is a fabulous adventure. I go through every single aisle I explore I sniff I smell. I look things up. If they're not in English to understand what I may or may not want. I people watch see what other folks are getting. It's just delightful and I always get an opportunity to try something new and introduce that to my family. The produce is very very affordable also and it's nice to be able to try new dishes that I normally would never get an opportunity to read more

H Mart is an absolute treat! If you need food, drinks, seafood, kitchenware and small appliances. H mart has everything! I went in just to look around since I've heard so many good things about the store but I spent way too much here. Not only is it the best place to find any and all types of Asian food that you're unable to purchase at other store, the food court was unbelievable. After I checked out, I walked to the exit and passed an entire arcade of games but right after all that was a massive food hall of all types of Asian food. Ramen, Korean corn dogs, sweets. You name it! It was a little rough to speak with the workers there since they were all super busy and moving really fast but I found everything I was looking for. Totally worth the trip!! read more

H Mart - Austin - Front building - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

This is an HMart. It's a reasonably sized HMart near Cedar Park, off 183 north. The HMart is located in a large plaza, nestled between a Honey Pig and a USCIS Field Office. Unsurprisingly, there is also an H-E-B plus! located across the highway. This HMart consists of the grocery store and a large food court area. It also hosts a few small shops and a selection of arcade machines, some of which have been recently replaced with claw/crane machines and gashapon machines. A Tous les Jour has also been in residence near the food court entrance for a while. The HMart has 2 main entrances: one for grocery shopping; the other for the food court. Shopping carts are not permitted up the ramp to the food court area. Usually, a security guard is posted between the cash registers and the grocery entrance. The customer service booth is located near the ramp up towards the food court. HMart does have a loyalty/member card, but it is not advertised, and it is seldom useful for getting any significant discounts. Entering from the grocery entrance, you'll enter the produce section. There will be a selection of fruits available. Further down by the wall will be leafy greens. The greens area has a few organic options. You'll also find mushrooms, prepackaged veggies, various tubers, and frozen durian (both whole and prepackaged pulp). I personally skip the berries (frequently they are moldy) and prepared fruits; I do pick up watermelons, kumquats, burro bananas, dragon fruit, mangosteen, and possibly other fruits, but only when they are in season and are fresh. Certain fruits may periodically go on sale. If the durian is at a reasonable price, I may get a few packages. I also opt for certain prepackaged plants, such as green or yellow chives, endives, mushrooms, sprouts. Sometimes they carry galangal, sometimes perilla leaves. Usually lemongrass and nagaimo can be found. Carrots can be found loose or packaged. Parsnips will be prepackaged. Nappa cabbage can be found whole or halved, already cling wrapped. Green cabbage is usually cling wrapped whole. Snow pea leaves can sometimes be found depending on the season, as well as loose lotus root, and Chinese eggplant. Of course, sweet potato can be found year round, and they usually also have some roasting in the same area. There is a tofu section, and a sprouts section (mung bean, soy bean, and pea). HMart also has a seafood section, featuring a large variety of fish, shrimp, prawns, etc. If you go on a busy day and want to interact with the fishmongers, expect to wait a while--there is no numbering system in place; they aren't asking you what you'd like because they are cleaning or preparing someone else's order, even if you ring the buzzer that they have set up. However, they do offer a few numbered ways of cleaning and prepping your fish. They also have a prepackaged section available, as well as trash can filled with ice on a first-come-first-served basis. There's also a poke station, a sushi station, a dried fish station, and some shellfish on the side. Adjacent to the seafood is the meat and poultry section. Beef, pork, and chicken, as well as sometimes an organ selection such as liver, kidney, hearts, and blood. Pork trotters are available, as are ox tail, and assortments of bones. The freezers opposite contain frozen seafood and frozen meats. A butcher area is also present. The prepared food section has been recently tweaked. They used to put out kimbap packages on the kitchen counter, but now they have installed a new display with transparent cabinet doors for holding food. A note on their prepared pork hock--it is between 2 to 4 times as expensive as their versions in the northeast in say the Boston or NYC metro areas. In the middle of the store you'll find prepackaged goods. You've got a whole aisle for cheap instant noodles, with about 1/20th reserved for the higher quality food stuff. You can find items such as fermented shrimp paste, canned Thai curry paste, various fermented soy products, processed junk food snacks, rices, flours, acids, oils, spicy and fermented pastes, sugary beverages, alcoholic beverages, unsweetened soy milk, and various frozen foods. I personally like to get unagi packs, but now that unagi raised in the US is available in raw frozen form from other sources, I'll use those sources instead. Final thoughts: as far as I am aware, there are two sets of bathrooms at the HMart. One set is located at the food court entrance near Tous les Jour. The other set is located at the end of the arcade machine hallway. Food Court: in general, I think the food court options are lackluster, so I rarely eat anything from there. But, hey, it's usually pretty packed, so at least some people find the food passable. It's a place where each stall has its own tray return cart, you're handed a buzzer for your order, and a stage exists for performances (though I can't say when those occur--I've never witnessed it being used). read more

H Mart - Austin - View of food court area - Grocery Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Have always loved H Mart! This one seems bigger than the one I went to in. Northern Virginia. Their food court is amazing too! There were small stores too where the food court is located. This H Mart is full of so much great items!! Definitely can't wait to go back read more

Wow what a place The food we saw was amazing We didn't witness any service from anyone but everyone was working Ambiance? Crazy but fun So many people here Food looked fresh Seafood and produce too I'd recommend this place easy read more

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