Victor G.

H Mart opened recently in Orchard Supply Hardware's vacated space. Space Meticulously transformed into a mega supermarket and food hall. The aisles are narrow in most areas. Hard to linger & browse. Instant traffic jam. Many H associates are re-stocking adding to the congestion. Some departments are vast like ramyun, snacks, beverages. The soju selection sparse. The usual fresh fish, banchan, noodles, premade fresh & frozen entrees had large selections. Disappointing some popular & sales items weren't re-stocked from morning depletions. Big parking lot. Lots of seating though it seem packed at lunch. Decided to eat lunch before trying to shop. Spend most of the time scouting what was where. Noticed H mart stands are set up near exit where shoppers can spin to get a free gift if they purchased $30+ Buys: makgeolli chestnut (soju) 4.99 -didn't see the usual soju brands. This has hint of chestnut from paste. Sweet note from fructose so won't buy again. Spicy homemade topokki (rice cake 3.99) -had a freshly made spicy rice cake. Comparing these. 4 stars: too crowded for my comfort. Food Hall vendors: Tous Les Jours, bbq. Chicken, OK k dog, Deaho Kablijim, Chodong Tofu & BBQ, Kyodong Noodles. May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Dianna W.

This is the newest H Matt in the city of Dublin . It is locals on Dublin blvd next to Marshall and Ross stores . I visited this store in their San Jose and Cupertino locations before . The Dublin store is smaller so it is packed with merchandise and the isles are smaller . Since this is the only Korean supermarket in the Trivalley . It was very popular and crowded. The whole parking lot was full . During their grand opening, they are giving away different gifts depends your total $ amount of purchase . I like H mart for their cleanliness and good quality of meats and seafood . It has more selection of items too compare to other Asian markets . Therefore, their prices are slightly higher. But I think it is totally worth it .

Annie Z.

Have been waiting and waiting for Hmart - I'm glad it's here now but I think it'll be more of an occasional place to visit for fun than a staple grocery store to visit. I went around 11am on a Tuesday trying to avoid the parking woes and crowds I'd heard tell about but unfortunately there were still a ton of people. I did find parking right away but the lot was full, and there was definitely lots of waiting and squeezing by others in the store (which is packed and the aisles are a little small for the traffic). I found HMart to be bright and clean with a large variety and quantity of items available. Everything was well stocked (although employees were also actively restocking and pushing boxes around at the time which I understand is their job but didn't help with the congestion). Something that both overwhelmed and impressed me was a whole aisle packed with ramen, bulk ramen, and cup ramen. The banchan selection is plentiful although pricier than I'd hoped (~10 a box). In general everything was kind of expensive, similar to Safeway prices when not on sale. One thing that did seem like a good deal was the sashimi and prepared sushi rolls, which were as little as ~$5 (with size according). There's a Tous les Jours bakery and food court (with inside and outside seating) on the side with standout chains like bb.q Chicken and Daeho for your pre or post shopping cravings. Service for everything was speedy and not unfriendly.

Frances C.

Place is still packed with shoppers There were isles of goodies from sashimi, meats, veggies to cooked items all very fresh. Love the addition to east bay Free gifts are still available Definitely a place for fresh goods to table goods

Gene B.

A little over two weeks after grand opening the chaos continues. Lines stretched passed Ross next door, but the wait was no longer than 10 minutes. Free gifts upon exiting based on your receipt's total. Navigating down the aisles was a challenge especially with a cart. It was a grab and go kind of ordeal. Re-entering a second time without carts was a must as we missed plenty of items on our shopping list. Probably the smallest H-mart in comparison to other locations I've visited. However, happy to finally have one in the East Bay and hoping for more locations in the future. Stay clear until the hype has subsided. You've been warned!

Venus L.

I love H Mart and I love H Mart even more when they're branching out of San Jose because I need one closer and finally their Dublin location has opened. First off, it's packed. I don't know why they chose the plaza that they did, but there's also a Ross and a Marshall's there so it gets packed between the grocery shoppers and the retail shoppers. It's still newly opened in the area with grand opening specials so be prepared to spend a good amount of time trying to find parking and then a few more minutes on top of that waiting to get inside the store. Inside the store is even more hectic than the parking lot because everyone has a cart and they're trying to make their way through the aisles, but you got people who stop and stare without pulling their carts to the side. So... practice patience, I guess, is the story here. Overall, I did brace the line a few times since they've opened. I appreciate the deals they have and the fresh food section in both the market and the food court. I would give it a few more weeks for the hype to die down though if waiting isn't your cup of tea.

Veronica P.

NOT A TRUE 5 STAR EXPERIENCE...but didn't know what else to give. Keep reading :) Came to check this place out after waiting YEARS for it to open. Parking. I came midday, midweek and all I could think of was how hard parking would be on the weekend. I had to find parking and it took about 10 minutes. Walked in through the outside seating area - very nice! Would be perfect, esp during the nicer weather. Food Area: So much to choose from and the food looked great! It was BUSTLING so the outside seating will def come in handy. Aisles: There is so much to see, choose from and great variation. Same for the refrigerators/freezers. I wanted to pick up some items but the sheer amount of people in the store was enough to deter me from the check out lines. I felt I had to duck and dodge people and carts throughout the store. I know they just opened so that was probably the reason it was so chaotic in there but when I stepped outside, it was enough to take a sigh of relief. I'll def come back anther time to actually try to shop but so close to Grand Opening was not the time for me to try to browse and take my time in the store.

Monique W.

I was so excited to visit the infamous H Mart. As expected, there was a line to get in because it's brand new. It took about 10 mins to get it. I loved exploring the grocery store and seeing what they had to offer. But it was hard to push my cart through because of the narrow aisles and the amount of people shopping. I totally think I would've had a better shopping experience had I not brought my three little kids. This store literally has it all though! From fresh produce to proteins you wouldn't normally see in other groceries stores. They have a whole section dedicated to kimchi! I was in love. They even have an little food hall attached with hot food. Overall, I like the store but will go back when the hype around the grand opening simmers down.

Winnie W.

At long last - the long awaited HMart in Dublin, CA is finally open!!!! Since first announced in Oct 2021 - it has been a long time coming for the opening of this HMart... and this HMart did not disappoint. Despite still in the grand opening hype and full of people, they did such a great job in crowd controlling and moving the cashier line fast inside. The selection and variety is vast and of high quality. Prices are good, and the discounts and Manager's Specials are even better (think marinated galbi at only $10.99 per lb).... everything is much better than Tokyo Central that recently opened in Emeryville. Grand opening specials include discounted items throughout the store, free tote and more with $30 or more purchase, free folding fabric tote and chopsticks when you sign up & follow their social media... etc. Very cool. I was expecting a long line to get in or check out -- nope, they love you in and out fast. Excellent crowd control. Yes there's still a lot of people inside, and getting around could be difficult if you have a cart, but overall it was a great experience checking out their grand opening!!! Way to go HMart!!

Harvey K.

H Mart is the largest Asian supermarket chain in America. After a long two-year wait, their newest location in Dublin finally opened on 03/26/2026. It was reported that about 10,000 people visited the store on the first day of their operation. Succumbing to the hype, my family and I checked them out on 03/28/2026. We got here around 4:30pm and there was a line of about 100 people waiting to get in. Fortunately, it moved fast, and we were inside within 10 minutes. The store was decent sized, but the aisles were a bit tight. Because of the huge crowd, it was very difficult to maneuver, and I didn't get a chance to explore extensively. Out of all the areas I was able to squeeze into, several stood out. The seafood section featured a wide array of fresh and frozen items, including all kinds of fish, live king crabs and spotted prawns, shellfish, etc. The sushi section had a nice selection of rolls and sashimi platters. The banchan/marinated meat section carried a lot of stuff that makes preparing KBBQ at home an absolute breeze. Prices were mostly reasonable. The food court, located next to the checkout area, had a lot of nice options. Most eateries, if not all, were operational. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to investigate further because we were eager to get out. All in all, H Mart is a welcome addition to East Bay shoppers like me. I'm looking forward to my next visit already. Hopefully, there will be significantly less people. BONUS MATERIAL: - Ample parking on site.

Ruk G.

Food court is big but it doesn't have more restaurants like Daly City one. Both locations are very compact. Bumping each others with cart happens very easily. Varieties of products are on shelves. One way in and one way out. I was more focus on the food so no interior to share which meant that you will have to give it a chance. Here are some of the food I experienced. The seafood soup is salty but noodles texture is good. I would recommend getting spicy version though. The potato corn dog is very good with mustard. The juice is okay not too impressed. The pastries look very good though but didn't get to try cau I was too full. Always thankful for being in Bay Area community!!!

Janet T.

I finally remembered to write a review of this place. I came the second day that the store was open during Grand Opening week. Thankfully I didn't wait too long to get into the store. But it was sure crowded inside as expected on a Friday morning. I returned the following week on a Saturday night, there was no line at the door probably because it was almost closing. I return the next day to claim my prize as the prize booth was closed when I finished shopping for the night. There was a huge line all the way to the entrance of the Marshall store on Sunday afternoon waiting to get in H Mart. I am so thankful I was only there to claim my prize from my shopping trip from Saturday. If you spent over $200, you get a box of ramen and some prices. My first trip I got a box of ramen and three kitchen wash gloves. My second trip, I spent another $200 and got another box of ramen and a shopping bag with plastic food gloves, pack of one time use chopsticks, and a plastic tray. I love how the store is very clean and the prices are reasonable. I bought a variety of items from tofu to vegetables, frozen dumpling and shrimp fried rice, and ready to eat sushi rolls. I am so happy that I don't have to drive to SF or SJ to go to H Mart anymore, I can come to Dublin which is so much closer to me. This is definitely going to be one of my regular Asian market shopping store. I especially love the hot pot ready ingredients pack! I will be back to shop some more in a week or two!

Iris C.

Just like other grand opening businesses in the area, so crowded with people, no parking, promotions offer. The set up for gift redemption, check out. All the traffic flow was good. I came in on Monday morning around 9am. It was already filled with shoppers. Produces was fresh. Large variety of meat and seafood selection, as well as frozen food. They offer hot delis, sashimi, ready to eat soup and kimchi. A food court inside opens at 11am, mainly serving Korean food. The aisles inside feel so tight. Interior was bright and clean. Please keep it this way. I am happy to be a frequent shopper here.