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H Mart, you have my heart! I took me so long to get here but it absolutely lived up to the hype. When the first Florida location opened in 2025, it seemed like every foodie and influencer in the state rushed to Orlando to be among the first to post about it. My social media was flooded with videos of long lines that wrapped around the building. As someone who loves discovering unique grocery stores and food experiences, I couldn't wait to visit. The H Mart story began in 1982 when Il Yeon Kwon opened a small grocery store in Queens, New York, to provide Asian food staples for local immigrant communities. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the company steadily expanded across the Northeast. Co-founder Elizabeth Kwon helped to redefine the Asian supermarket by designing stores that were bright, clean, and spacious, which was miles away from the stereotypical cramped, ethnic grocery stores. In 1998, the company established its headquarters in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, and in 2004 opened its first large-format Super H Mart in Duluth, Georgia. That concept became the blueprint for today's massive stores, complete with food halls, housewares, and a top notch selection of groceries. Now, with locations from coast to coast, H Mart has become both a cultural landmark and a mecca for foodies Fast forward to today, and I finally had the chance to experience it in all its glory for myself. H Mart is what happens when you combine an Asian food hall with the Asian grocery store of the future. Before you even reach the supermarket, you wind your way through a food hall serving everything from steaming bowls of noodles, Korean fried chicken, sushi, bubble tea, pastries, and so many craveable options. There was a Paris Bakery, Kung Fu Tea, Myung Ga, Jaws Topokki, Eggcellent, Chidon, Da bang dessert, and more. I am still kicking myself that I didn't come hungrier. There are also claw machines, video games, and a photo booth, making it feel like an entertainment destination as well as a place to get food. H Mart isn't just a place to buy groceries, it's an experience. The grocery store itself is incredible. The bright, spotless aisles are packed with every kind of fresh produce, meat, seafood, bakery items, frozen foods, snacks, beverages, and pantry staples you could imagine. Whether you're looking for everyday ingredients or hard to find international specialties, there's something delicious around every corner. I found myself wandering the aisles much longer than I planned because there was always something new to discover. They had bags upon bags of delicious rambutan, gorgeous dragon fruit, interesting mushrooms, amazing seafood (those lobster tails were really calling me), the viral crunchy chocolate shell fruit ice cream, so many flavors of Ramune, the no calorie jellies I see all over Instagram, my favorite candies, and I wanted to try lychee everything. I purchased enough snacks to take me from Orlando all the way back to Broward. Once you step inside its easy to see why this place has earned such a devoted following. They are your one stop Asian superstore. My only question is when are you coming to South Florida?
I waited patiently for the well deserved hoopla surrounding their opening calmed down. This place is wonderful. It truly is an Asian oasis of household items, produce, seafood, meats, pantry staples & frozen delights difficult to find anywhere else. There are a wonderful array of food stall in the food court and a big bakery with pastries. The entire place is brighter and engaging! The aisles are clearly labeled. The service is wonderful and efficient. It is a huge place and if you don't see something, ask because I am sure they have it.
Since when does Hmart carry Ichiran ramen!! What an awesome find and also on sale is what made us want to purchase it. Loved all the samples around the store including the Ichiran sample, I'm now getting a feel for items I wouldn't have purchased before and now wanting to put them in my rotation
Clean, helpful employees, fast moving lines, and of course the variety of food both in the grocery area and food court! Went around noon on a Saturday and wandered a bit with my elderly and slow moving parents. Didn't get to see everything so I definitely want to go back. But we enjoyed the free samples and the food court.
We went on a Sunday afternoon hoping the hype died down and even though there was a lot of cars, inside wasn't as crowded. You're met with many restaurants upon walking in such as Paris Baguette, a coffee shop, Korean beauty products. I've been to the Hmart in Georgia and Portland and although this one is the biggest, the design is by far the worst. You're led into an area that's almost designed like IKEA where you have to pass certain areas before you can get to where you need to. It's going into a bottleneck. It's horrible and caused so many unnecessary foot traffic. Snack section was not impressive and there wasn't anything there really that would really make me want to come back. It's a store that is horrible designed and products aren't anything that I couldn't find at Lotte. I'm glad I won't come back because it'll be less busier elsewhere to get what I need. Enter at your own caution.
I absolutely love the restaurants, ready-to-eat, and grocery selection at H mart, but this location has a huge ambiance problem on the weekends. It is way too packed and crowded to be enjoyed. Parking is also a huge problem as cars will pile up when one person waits for another person's parking spot. Checkout lines are also very long and it's almost impossible to move around with a cart if you go on the weekend. The samples are good but I think they should prepare them ahead of time and then serve to cut down on waiting.
Whenever I visit Orlando, I try to stop here for my favorite Chinese/Japanese snacks. Our first time here with my group we all bought three items each to have a big trying session at home and it was honestly so much fun. The food court has a lot of options for lunch. Now that the hype has died down you don't have to wait in line to come in so that's awesome. Such a cool store and they also have cute photo booth inside so make sure you come picture ready.
H Mart, I've heard a lot about this place from a lot of chefs that I know and peeps in the industry, was hosting a family clam boil and figured I'd pick up my supplies from H Mart and check this place out, arriving just before noon. Parking lot was semi full, main entrance pretty busy, just to let you know on the approach to the actual store you are welcome by beauty shops, eateries, coffee, shops, ice cream, shops, trinket shops, and vending machines I guess it's part of the experience I believe? Lol anyways was able to actually go into the H Mart itself, Approach was lined with kitchen goods and light household products, next to produce section line with base produce and exotic vegetables and fruits native to the Asian continents pretty cool, next to the Seafood sections, this is pretty overwhelming, dozens and dozens of different fresh fish on ice octopus squid selfish king crabs snow crab you name it, live crabs in tanks and on the shelves frozen and pre-cooked ready to go pretty impressive. I gotta say coming from a restaurant guy like me, next to basic grocery store experience with snacks from what I saw China, Japan, and Korea. Cooked and uncooked snacks chips you name everything was there from what I observed. The place was semi clean could use a little more polish and I gotta say that the staff was not the nicest, probably the same levels as Walmart, just saying. overall, pretty cool. I'll go back again to purchase my Seafood. I'm not too into the Asian snacks, but my family was pretty impressed and the kids loved. They showed a lot of generosity going out of the H Mart after you check out and let you spin a wheel to give away free stuff which I thought was pretty classy either way if you love seafood and you like something different than a Publix, give it a shot you'll be impressed or least I was! I've spoken
I went in the middle of the week in the middle of the day and it was not as busy as I have heard it can be. The store definitely has a foot flow to it. When you first walk in, you are greeted by beauty, dishes, etc. Then it dumps you into the produce section. Their produce section was quite impressive! Everything looked fresh and beautifully placed. Up next, meats and seafood. So many sushi platters and options. Then we get into center store. The center store aisles were intense. I did not know there were so many different cuisines in this one store. Also, I'd never seen so much Kimchi in my entire life. I was drooling! I was most impressed by their soup kits! So many and they looked delicious an easy to make. When you exit the store it dumps you into their food court. I feel like this place is definitely an experience. I'd recommend you either hit the food court up first if you're hungry and then do your shopping. Or get your dry food at the store, go to the food court to eat, then get your frozen so you can be on your merry way. I'll definitely be back to check it out again.
I finally made it to H-Mart. This is a very overwhelming and at times overstimulating store. When I first walked in, a guy was singing and playing guitar while the FIFA games were playing behind him. It was very loud. I went to the food court area first and browsed the options. Eventually, I settled on a Korean BBQ called Myung Ga. I wanted to get Bulgogi Bimbimbap. I will admit that the person behind the register was not overly friendly or welcoming. However, I believe the woman running the kitchen and potentially the owner was very friendly. The food there was resonably priced for what you get for $18. As for the store itself, it is huge, with so much to see and browse. They have a huge selection of pretty much everything and anything Asian. We picked up a few things because we were unfortnately in a rush. We wished we had scheduled more time here to explore. I ate one of their pre-made lobster rolls last night, and it was very tasty! I will be back again to actually browse each aisle and pick up more items.
I returned to try some of the premade shake and drink cold brew lattes and so far I'm in love and cannot wait to return and grab more...great pick me up in the afternoon or start your day with one -it's better than all the chains for cold brews and tastes so fresh...the ambiance is amazing and the staff is too -you have to check this place out!!
Stopped in for lunch today after a colleague's recommendation. This food hall style eatery opened back in Sept 2025, over 100,000 sq ft of space under one roof, a supermarket featuring a variety of Asian restaurants in a food hall, and specialty retailers. I ate at Myung Ga, ordered the 19 JEYUK DOLSOT BAP, basically a pork rice pot. The flavors of the Pork was all you needed to make this entire dish bursting with flavor. Also has a fried egg on top. You have to order and they call you up when your food is ready, it took about 8-10mins. Looking forward to trying some of the other restaurants in there and shopping inside the supermarket.
Finally had a chance to stop by after all the hype subsided. It was still pretty busy for a Wednesday night, but nothing too crazy. The location featured a handful of fun fast food places before entering the actual grocery section. I actually stopped by the Paris Baguette which had Asian inspired drinks on the menu. So I sipped on my latte while exploring the store. The store had a wide variety of different goods from kitchenware, to fresh seafood. We tried the viral mango ice cream which was to die for, I'll definitely be coming back for this. I just wish they had more options when it came to Filipino snacks. Overall a great experience!
6 days ago
H Mart, you have my heart! I took me so long to get here but it absolutely lived up to the hype. When the first Florida location opened in 2025, it seemed like every foodie and influencer in the state rushed to Orlando to be among the first to post about it. My social media was flooded with videos of long lines that wrapped around the building. As someone who loves discovering unique grocery stores and food experiences, I couldn't wait to visit. The H Mart story began in 1982 when Il Yeon Kwon opened a small grocery store in Queens, New York, to provide Asian food staples for local immigrant communities. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the company steadily expanded across the Northeast. Co-founder Elizabeth Kwon helped to redefine the Asian supermarket by designing stores that were bright, clean, and spacious, which was miles away from the stereotypical cramped, ethnic grocery stores. In 1998, the company established its headquarters in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, and in 2004 opened its first large-format Super H Mart in Duluth, Georgia. That concept became the blueprint for today's massive stores, complete with food halls, housewares, and a top notch selection of groceries. Now, with locations from coast to coast, H Mart has become both a cultural landmark and a mecca for foodies Fast forward to today, and I finally had the chance to experience it in all its glory for myself. H Mart is what happens when you combine an Asian food hall with the Asian grocery store of the future. Before you even reach the supermarket, you wind your way through a food hall serving everything from steaming bowls of noodles, Korean fried chicken, sushi, bubble tea, pastries, and so many craveable options. There was a Paris Bakery, Kung Fu Tea, Myung Ga, Jaws Topokki, Eggcellent, Chidon, Da bang dessert, and more. I am still kicking myself that I didn't come hungrier. There are also claw machines, video games, and a photo booth, making it feel like an entertainment destination as well as a place to get food. H Mart isn't just a place to buy groceries, it's an experience. The grocery store itself is incredible. The bright, spotless aisles are packed with every kind of fresh produce, meat, seafood, bakery items, frozen foods, snacks, beverages, and pantry staples you could imagine. Whether you're looking for everyday ingredients or hard to find international specialties, there's something delicious around every corner. I found myself wandering the aisles much longer than I planned because there was always something new to discover. They had bags upon bags of delicious rambutan, gorgeous dragon fruit, interesting mushrooms, amazing seafood (those lobster tails were really calling me), the viral crunchy chocolate shell fruit ice cream, so many flavors of Ramune, the no calorie jellies I see all over Instagram, my favorite candies, and I wanted to try lychee everything. I purchased enough snacks to take me from Orlando all the way back to Broward. Once you step inside its easy to see why this place has earned such a devoted following. They are your one stop Asian superstore. My only question is when are you coming to South Florida? read more
2 months ago
I waited patiently for the well deserved hoopla surrounding their opening calmed down. This place is wonderful. It truly is an Asian oasis of household items, produce, seafood, meats, pantry staples & frozen delights difficult to find anywhere else. There are a wonderful array of food stall in the food court and a big bakery with pastries. The entire place is brighter and engaging! The aisles are clearly labeled. The service is wonderful and efficient. It is a huge place and if you don't see something, ask because I am sure they have it. read more
1 month ago
Since when does Hmart carry Ichiran ramen!! What an awesome find and also on sale is what made us want to purchase it. Loved all the samples around the store including the Ichiran sample, I'm now getting a feel for items I wouldn't have purchased before and now wanting to put them in my rotation read more
3 months ago
Clean, helpful employees, fast moving lines, and of course the variety of food both in the grocery area and food court! Went around noon on a Saturday and wandered a bit with my elderly and slow moving parents. Didn't get to see everything so I definitely want to go back. But we enjoyed the free samples and the food court. read more
3 months ago
We went on a Sunday afternoon hoping the hype died down and even though there was a lot of cars, inside wasn't as crowded. You're met with many restaurants upon walking in such as Paris Baguette, a coffee shop, Korean beauty products. I've been to the Hmart in Georgia and Portland and although this one is the biggest, the design is by far the worst. You're led into an area that's almost designed like IKEA where you have to pass certain areas before you can get to where you need to. It's going into a bottleneck. It's horrible and caused so many unnecessary foot traffic. Snack section was not impressive and there wasn't anything there really that would really make me want to come back. It's a store that is horrible designed and products aren't anything that I couldn't find at Lotte. I'm glad I won't come back because it'll be less busier elsewhere to get what I need. Enter at your own caution. read more
I absolutely love the restaurants, ready-to-eat, and grocery selection at H mart, but this location has a huge ambiance problem on the weekends. It is way too packed and crowded to be enjoyed. Parking is also a huge problem as cars will pile up when one person waits for another person's parking spot. Checkout lines are also very long and it's almost impossible to move around with a cart if you go on the weekend. The samples are good but I think they should prepare them ahead of time and then serve to cut down on waiting. read more
1 month ago
Whenever I visit Orlando, I try to stop here for my favorite Chinese/Japanese snacks. Our first time here with my group we all bought three items each to have a big trying session at home and it was honestly so much fun. The food court has a lot of options for lunch. Now that the hype has died down you don't have to wait in line to come in so that's awesome. Such a cool store and they also have cute photo booth inside so make sure you come picture ready. read more
H Mart, I've heard a lot about this place from a lot of chefs that I know and peeps in the industry, was hosting a family clam boil and figured I'd pick up my supplies from H Mart and check this place out, arriving just before noon. Parking lot was semi full, main entrance pretty busy, just to let you know on the approach to the actual store you are welcome by beauty shops, eateries, coffee, shops, ice cream, shops, trinket shops, and vending machines I guess it's part of the experience I believe? Lol anyways was able to actually go into the H Mart itself, Approach was lined with kitchen goods and light household products, next to produce section line with base produce and exotic vegetables and fruits native to the Asian continents pretty cool, next to the Seafood sections, this is pretty overwhelming, dozens and dozens of different fresh fish on ice octopus squid selfish king crabs snow crab you name it, live crabs in tanks and on the shelves frozen and pre-cooked ready to go pretty impressive. I gotta say coming from a restaurant guy like me, next to basic grocery store experience with snacks from what I saw China, Japan, and Korea. Cooked and uncooked snacks chips you name everything was there from what I observed. The place was semi clean could use a little more polish and I gotta say that the staff was not the nicest, probably the same levels as Walmart, just saying. overall, pretty cool. I'll go back again to purchase my Seafood. I'm not too into the Asian snacks, but my family was pretty impressed and the kids loved. They showed a lot of generosity going out of the H Mart after you check out and let you spin a wheel to give away free stuff which I thought was pretty classy either way if you love seafood and you like something different than a Publix, give it a shot you'll be impressed or least I was! I've spoken read more
3 months ago
I went in the middle of the week in the middle of the day and it was not as busy as I have heard it can be. The store definitely has a foot flow to it. When you first walk in, you are greeted by beauty, dishes, etc. Then it dumps you into the produce section. Their produce section was quite impressive! Everything looked fresh and beautifully placed. Up next, meats and seafood. So many sushi platters and options. Then we get into center store. The center store aisles were intense. I did not know there were so many different cuisines in this one store. Also, I'd never seen so much Kimchi in my entire life. I was drooling! I was most impressed by their soup kits! So many and they looked delicious an easy to make. When you exit the store it dumps you into their food court. I feel like this place is definitely an experience. I'd recommend you either hit the food court up first if you're hungry and then do your shopping. Or get your dry food at the store, go to the food court to eat, then get your frozen so you can be on your merry way. I'll definitely be back to check it out again. read more
I finally made it to H-Mart. This is a very overwhelming and at times overstimulating store. When I first walked in, a guy was singing and playing guitar while the FIFA games were playing behind him. It was very loud. I went to the food court area first and browsed the options. Eventually, I settled on a Korean BBQ called Myung Ga. I wanted to get Bulgogi Bimbimbap. I will admit that the person behind the register was not overly friendly or welcoming. However, I believe the woman running the kitchen and potentially the owner was very friendly. The food there was resonably priced for what you get for $18. As for the store itself, it is huge, with so much to see and browse. They have a huge selection of pretty much everything and anything Asian. We picked up a few things because we were unfortnately in a rush. We wished we had scheduled more time here to explore. I ate one of their pre-made lobster rolls last night, and it was very tasty! I will be back again to actually browse each aisle and pick up more items. read more
I returned to try some of the premade shake and drink cold brew lattes and so far I'm in love and cannot wait to return and grab more...great pick me up in the afternoon or start your day with one -it's better than all the chains for cold brews and tastes so fresh...the ambiance is amazing and the staff is too -you have to check this place out!! read more
6 months ago
Stopped in for lunch today after a colleague's recommendation. This food hall style eatery opened back in Sept 2025, over 100,000 sq ft of space under one roof, a supermarket featuring a variety of Asian restaurants in a food hall, and specialty retailers. I ate at Myung Ga, ordered the 19 JEYUK DOLSOT BAP, basically a pork rice pot. The flavors of the Pork was all you needed to make this entire dish bursting with flavor. Also has a fried egg on top. You have to order and they call you up when your food is ready, it took about 8-10mins. Looking forward to trying some of the other restaurants in there and shopping inside the supermarket. read more
Finally had a chance to stop by after all the hype subsided. It was still pretty busy for a Wednesday night, but nothing too crazy. The location featured a handful of fun fast food places before entering the actual grocery section. I actually stopped by the Paris Baguette which had Asian inspired drinks on the menu. So I sipped on my latte while exploring the store. The store had a wide variety of different goods from kitchenware, to fresh seafood. We tried the viral mango ice cream which was to die for, I'll definitely be coming back for this. I just wish they had more options when it came to Filipino snacks. Overall a great experience! read more
17 days ago
It's gonna be a long review, so bear with me lol. I wanted to try the new food hall at H Mart. Let's start with the star of the show the BBQ chicken honey garlic was so sweet savory, crispy, and I get why it's the best seller. And I loved that I ate Eight wings and had no gross feeling afterwards. Then for my drink I went to a different food stall called Dduk Dabang and got a mango strawberry yogurt based slush. It was refreshing but for the price it should've been bigger or had that wow factor It was good, but I wouldn't go back unless I'm really craving it. Then for dessert , I went to Seoul Hotteok and got the combo soft serve vanilla with six pecan pancakes The ice cream was smooth and good, but the pancakes were the crunchy, sweet but not too sweet, not soggy. Such a perfect comfort dessert. In total I love the new food court at H Mart I can't wait to try the other food stalls definitely a must check out. read more
H Mart was such a fun experience! I loved being able to browse so many unique Asian groceries and snacks that you can't easily find elsewhere. The chicken katsu was absolutely delicious, and I ended up leaving with way more snacks than I planned (no regrets!). I already can't wait to come back and explore more of the store, especially the seafood selection. Definitely worth a visit if you enjoy trying new foods or just want a great international grocery shopping experience. read more
What I appreciate about this place is the ability to compare its products with those available internationally. The ingredients list is noticeably shorter than that of American products, which concerns me. The wide selection of affordable items has truly won over my family and me. Customer service here can be inconsistent, and the environment is often loud due to the large number of shoppers. If you struggle with crowded spaces, especially in narrow aisles, this might not be ideal for you. However, it's a great spot to explore different Asian restaurants. There was a Korean BBQ restaurant that had great chicken but another had a bowl that lacked flavor. One of the dessert spots in there, however, was amazing. Unfortunately, I forgot the name of the restaurant but I will say it's located on by the exit next to a nail salon (which is the only one there) read more
6 months ago
Wowwww--it's like an Asian wonderland We were in the area and decided to stop by to see what all the hype was about, and I totally get it now. There are so many fun and interesting snacks, aisles and aisles of products, plus fresh produce and unique items you don't normally see. Everything was very well organized and there was plenty of staff around. It was also very clean and you saw employees working in all areas. They also had a lot of prepared food options, and we were able to try some samples (beef and dumplings) which was a nice touch. We had fun with the photo booth and props, and my husband even got tokens to try the claw machines for prizes--such a cool extra experience. My only gripe was the cashier, who seemed like she might have been having a rough day. I get that it's probably busy with lots of first-timers and tourists, but the interaction felt a bit harsh. That said, we didn't let it ruin the experience. Overall, super fun place to explore--we'll definitely be back! read more
The first time I went was during the madness of the grand opening. I have gone several times since. Yes, its crazy busy on the weekends still but manageable. The checkout lines move quickly. Make sure you sign up for a rewards account to earn rewards. The place is huge. When you enter the main entrance, you will see the very large overpriced food court to the left. Good luck finding a table to eat at. There are several vendors. I guess the higher prices are due to the convenience of options all under 1 roof. To the right, there are a few more food vendors, a Korean skin care vendor and a hair salon. The Paris Baguette place takes the largest spot and I believe has an additional opening out to the street. There is also another entrance to H Mart next to the Paris Baguette. When they had the grand opening, you were forced to use this entrance which was likely strategic to make you salivate for these tasty wares while you waited in line. Once you get back towards the main entrance into the stores, they have a line of plants for purchase separating the entrance and exit lanes. Security mans the exit lane. Make sure you grab a cart outside before proceeding further into the store. There is a cute section of Japanese claw machines, a few photo booths and cute stuffed animals. The restrooms for the entire store are behind all the cutesy stuff. If you need to go, go now. Its not that easy to get back to this spot. The household and kitchen wares are the next thing you'll come across. Lots of great buys to find here. As you leave the household area, you will smell the roasted sweet potatoes tempting you. If they have any in the very small cart thats easy to miss walking by, grab a bag or 2. They go quickly but they do restock it all day. These potatoes can be eaten plain right out of the bag. So sweet like candy. Soft inside with the crispy skin on the outside. You won't regret buying these. They have many options in the produce section that you won't find at the usual Publix. Reasonably priced as well. Lotte market and Enson also have many of these items, some are cheaper there but you're here now so might as well. Same goes for anything in this store. Some things will be cheaper here and others not. In the far right corner is the very large seafood section. What I love about this is not getting hit with the overpowering seafood smell upon entering the store like you get at Lotte and even more so at Enson. They have live fish and crustaceans in the tanks as well as dead options. Whole fish and fileted. Prices are very reasonable and everything seems to look fresh to me. The sushi/sashimi selections are vast but pricy. Supposedly they are discounted after a certain time but I haven't seen that yet. The meats line the back section with frozen and fresh options. You may find a food demo of an item or 2. Usually of the delicious Bulgogi meat. The freezer stuff can be found following the meat sections with several aisles of the pantry type staples and sweets throughout the middle of the store. Rounding out the store, as you make your way towards the registers, you will find the kimchi and store prepared foods. Many just sit unrefrigerated on the table, but they also have cold and hot cases with items to choose from. I've gotten several items from the table, like gyoza, chicken wings and tonkatsu. I bought the tub of kelp chips once and will never make that mistake again. The chips tasted burnt. Yuck! They did have a sweet and salty taste to them if you can get past the burnt taste. Spend at least $50 and you can spin the wheel for some free items on your way out. Overall, I'm super happy for another large Asian store. I still go down to Enson and Lotte for items I can't find here at H Mart. Loving the choices. read more
This is the biggest H mart in United States. Actually the area for the grocery store is not big. But the other vendor stores space that attaches to building is big. That the reason that they have the biggest store area. The best thing to shop here is look for the bargain of the day. When we visit there, the best price item for that day is the king crab. We bought and steam at home and the meat still tastes good. The Korean BBQ pre marinated is also a great item to have if you lack of time to prepare the food. They are precut and ready to be cooked. Outside the grocery section, they do have many food vendors. But I think the price is a bit high. read more
I love H Mart and I haven't been in a long time. This one is way bigger than the one in Cary and I loved all the options they had. We got jajangmyeon, jjampong and tangsuyuk from Paik's and my dad got a little lunch box from another restaurant with tteokboki, kimbap and tempura. Everything was delicious and it def satisfied a craving I had. It was a little expensive so just be prepared to spend money. You can't go in without shopping too. They had so many snacks, household items, anything you can choose from. They had the hot sweet potato stand but it was empty so I think they were making more. read more
Just had some of the food there and it was excellent! We went for the spot that was the least of the "fried" food options. I got the cold noodles on ice...interesting...tasty...but it felt like seaweed salad and it felt like maybe some fish could be in there if it's cold. Everything else was Worcestershire and the Tteokbokki was a little crispy on the outside and very good sausage with it! Ribeye was tasty but be careful, hot plate! We also enjoyed the tiramisu latte towards the front. We would have been happy to toss our trash but no cans. It said to just bring tray back so we did. Good beer and wine options but I'd like to see more. It would be cool if they could get imported original strongbow cider. Some meat prices are a bit high. read more
8 months ago
OK! Now I did not even get to try any of the food because it was so crowded! I went on a Sunday afternoon which was a huge mistake! This place was busier than Disney World! Anyhow, I grabbed a cart and tried to look for exactly what I went in there for. I did not get to look around and peruse the items as some were doing. It was almost like it was a tourist attraction, and we were in a different country. I cannot believe the variety and the amount of aisles that this store had. You can spend a whole day in there and I am not kidding! You can get breakfast in the morning, go for lunch and go for dinner. They have security standing at the door and they had live music as well! I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Anyhow, I did get what I needed, and I didn't even check the prices because I just wanted to run for my life. They have a lot of the tropical fruit that you would be looking for during certain times of year, year-round here. There are a lot of workers around, but unfortunately, they don't understand what you are asking, they are just basically stocking shelves. It's hard to ask suggestions and opinions on things. I feel like you have to go in there and know what you need. The store is gorgeous though, and it is well stocked. The lines moved pretty fast although they were terrifying to look at from the outside. The parking lot was a mess and it was very overwhelming at first. I got everything that I needed so I was very happy about it. I will definitely be back on an off time which I don't know when that will be, but I'll be back to check for more items and get more produce. read more
7 months ago
H Mart is one of those places that's just fun to walk around, even if you don't have a specific shopping list. We went around 9:30am on a Saturday, and it was the perfect time to go because it super quiet and easy to browse. Just know that early in the morning, most of the food spots weren't open yet except for Eggcellent and Paris Baguette. By the time we left around 12:30, it was packed, so getting there early is definitely the move. If you've never been, take your time and walk every aisle. There's so much variety and so many things you don't normally see at a typical grocery store. The fresh seafood selection is especially impressive. You have to get the roasted sweet potatoes, they smell amazing throughout the store and taste even better. I ate one while walking around and it was such a fun little treat. We also grabbed some of the cold juices and a cup of ice, which I definitely recommend doing. We tried the sugar-free grapefruit and the blue lemonade, both were really sweet (even the sugar-free one had a strong artificial sweetener taste), but they still had good flavor. The grapefruit had a nice citrusy taste, and the blue lemonade had a solid tartness. Overall, this place has so much to offer and is worth checking out whether you're grocery shopping or just exploring. I'd definitely recommend going, especially early if you want to avoid the crowds. read more
9 months ago
Heard the hype. Read the reviews. Looked at the pictures. Needed to see for myself! We visited during the holiday season, so the flow of people was steady, the food court seating almost always full, and the checkout lines constant. The store is as advertised: big, clean, plenty of produce, fresh seafood (alive lobsters!), plenty of Korean and non-Korean selections, rice cookers galore, fresh-cut flowers, beverages, kimchi, etc. (Many, many options and also large packaged items -think warehouse shopping.) In addition, you can get your hair cut and pictures taken in a Photo Booth, and also try your hand at a "claw" machine. The food court boasted a number of kiosks. I went with Paik's Chili Jajangmyeon to go, having read the reviews. The bean sauce with chilis on the noodles was new to me, and I really enjoyed the flavors. In the store, I bought fresh sliced Kimchi in a bottle and frozen Kimbap. Because I didn't take the (ubiquitous) red cart into the store, I qualified to use the shorter and faster check out lane at customer service. Additional food options are located in the building as you first enter. Plenty of parking spaces made it easy to find shade, even on a busy day. I'd like to return on a less busy day (if that ever happens). read more
OVERWHELMING. The size of this place is amazing and they have so many different types of options for things you may not have known even exist. The prices seem to be a bit all over the place. I found some kit kat at half the price of anywhere else but the Asian pears were almost double the price they are at Target. The draw here is CLEAN and amazing selection of items. I want to try out a few of the places in their "food court" as there were about 10 different options that I noticed. read more
This place is mind-boggling and fascinating and HUGE and packed. I cannot stress enough how massive this store is. I've never seen anything like it. We loved our experience here. Just don't go expecting low crowds. Ever. Mentally prepare yourself for that. Bring your patience. I have never seen such a marvelous display of produce and seafood in my entire life. This is not an understatement. Absolutely beautiful fruits and veggies. I saw so many new and interesting snacks and beverages. That was mostly what we purchased. I also got a killer deal on a large bottle of pickled ginger for $4. Probably would have cost me $10 at Publix. Honestly, it sort of felt like visiting an amusement part for a couple of hours. If you're into cultural foods and beauty products, you have got to visit this place. Loved the beauty and stationary sections. Also scored gorgeous calla lily plant at an excellent price. Cannot wait to use my massive Hotel Body Wash in Green Fig that I also bought at a steal. read more
4 months ago
Pail's noodle has the best creamy shrimp and the restaurant to the right of it has really good dishes as well. H mart is super fun and interesting! They have a variety of meats and seafood, everything really! read more
I purposely waited a while for this place to calm down a bit. Ventured over on a Monday and arrived right before 11 a.m., which was key since I was able to grab a prime parking spot. We hit the food court first and were able to snag a table, but the area was completely full by the time we finished our food. I wasn't very hungry, so ordered a bit light. The mini dumplings from U Chun were somewhat of a wait, but it was worth it. Really yummy! The toppoki at Jaws looked tempting, though, so I'd probably try that next time. I didn't go looking for anything specific, but I certainly ended up spending plenty. The seafood section is truly something to behold. Lots of enticing fresh packaged meats, snacks, and such along the outer perimeter. I didn't check out any of the extra services or entertainment features, but it adds some variety to your shopping experience. Checking out at the register was efficient and well paced. Got a bonus item due to spending a certain amount. Overall a good experience, but the place does feel cramped in some areas. Perhaps that's mostly because it's so popular. read more
This place was bigger and better than I expected. Went w wifey who was overwhelmed with the sheer magnitude so I missed a lot. Need to go during the week. It wasn't that crowded even on a Sunday morning. The fresh fish section dominates over anywhere else in the city. This place is incredible read more
11 months ago
In Orlando for the day so decided to make the extra drive to check out H Mart. We love the H in GA so excited it's here in FL. Immediately noticed how nice the parking lot is! Wow! Plenty of parking and just looks nice. Carts are outside so be sure to grab one before you enter the store. Upon entering you see the food court and tea shops and skin care. Lots of claw machines. Wow. I'm just in awe. The store is clean and organized. And it smells GOOD!! They have the fresh fish market in the back but you can't smell it throughout the store. The store smells like Korean food and makes you want to stop and dine at the food court before you leave, which is what we did. They had great deals -- we got a new rice cooker for $94 that's originally $200 and we got a hot pot kit that's normally $50 for $22. Got 2 because what a nice white elephant! It comes with different bases and a pot!! And right now if you spend $200+, you get a bag of rice for $1. Got me a grapefruit black tea before leaving. The food court is a MUST. We got the brown noodles some galbi and OMGEEEE soooo good. The Galbi was literally fall off the bone, melt in your mouth and the marinade was delicious. Highly recommend. read more
This fairly new Asian market delivers on the hype. The place stays packed and offers a cool food court with many unique options and many products and gadgets that you can only find on this type of market. The staff is very attentive and are busy bees always buzzing about. I think that is the only way you can keep a busy market like this from descending in to caos. Cool produce from all over the globe some stuff I had never even seen before and a fresh fish section that looks like an aquarium. Not for the faint of heart but very fresh. They have a huge meat section and are constantly cooking samples. lots of different ramen options and unique chips and drinks. its fun just to go walk around, but lets face it you will buy something. maybe even that $1,500.00 Steel cauldron you been wanting. They have a good loyalty points program and do fun promotions, they have a whole stationary section and some claw games. Worth checking out at least once, but you will probably come back for that weird tasting treat that you never thought you would become hooked on. read more
9 months ago
I know about H-Mart because I lived in the DC area and we had a few of them there. This was way before they went viral. I tried shopping there a couple times but was overwhelmed back then. It was cramped and disorganized. However, this sparking, brand new store is extremely impressive. I've been a couple of times- once it wasn't that crowded on a weekday afternoon and the other was on a super busy Sunday. The layout keeps it manageable and the employees are great at crowd control. You just have to be ready with a list in hand or it's easy to feel lost. After trying out the food court, we wanted ramen, seaweed, and soju. The first two had so many choices but the soju we wanted was sold out. We just got another flavor instead. Once we got in line, which was wrapped around the store but roped off, it moved faster than expected. The cashiers were quick and efficient. And, of course, the prices are amazing. Oh, and I forgot that the parking lot was packed so we had to park far but it was a nice day for a long walk. I recommend visiting midweek for the best experience but go as soon as you can. It's epic! read more
1 year ago
We went on Saturday, this past week and there were still lines to get in, but it moved pretty well. They have canopies over the line area, so at least you won't bake in the sun. And they had Sheriffs there directing traffic and doing crowd control. Parking took a bit but it worked out. The line situation: 1) If you want to grocery shop, you head to the canopy area and get in line. Once you get to the front of the line, they will give you a shopping cart. You can't take carts in line. If you are over 65 or pregnant, they will let you bypass the line. 2) If you don't want a cart OR want to hit up the Food Court first. You can go in the doors to the LEFT of the canopies. That gives you direct access to the food court. From there you can walk around the store, but you won't have a cart of any kind. 3) Because it's still crowded, I did see people jumping line once or twice, but the staff was doing a good job of keeping things moving and organized. Once you're in the store - WOW it's big and kind of overwhelming. I believe this location use to be a Super Target. The entry line wraps through part of the food court and an area where they have claw game machines and photo booths with props. I will warn you - if you have any kind of sensory issues - this place is VERY LOUD. Lots of lights, music blaring, sounds, people, crowds, etc. My daughter, who is on the spectrum, was freaked out several times. I kind of had to act as a buffer for her because not everyone is polite about moving through the aisles and crowds. That aside, there is a so much to look at. Some of the highlights: 1) Fresh seafood - like still swimming - tanks of fish, cooked lobsters to go $15 2) Kitchenware's - rice cookers, hot pots, dishes, glassware, steamers 3) Huge produce section with unique items - we got Muscat grapes from Korea $15, but HUGE and so delicious. 4) Many, many types of noodles, ramen, etc. 5) Isles of snacks, condiments 6) Huge meat section - lots pre-sliced for Korean BBQ or Hot pot. Many types of fish balls, etc. 7) Large frozen section with many types of Bibimbap, Dumplings, large selection of TikTok viral ice creams - the fish shaped ones, the fruit shaped ones. 8) Oh also a really nice selection of potted plants We live an hour away and brought 2 coolers and bought ice there. They have ice in the frozen section. There is also a 7-11 right next to it if you need ice there. Check out - because the lines are so long - the check out line goes along the one side of the store all the way through frozens and into the meat section. It worked well, but had a few people not realize that was the line and jump in front of me, which was frustrating. But again, the staff has some areas coned and roped off, and did a good job of moving people through. I feel like the prices were higher than at some of the other Asian stores we've been too, but there is such a large selection of everything. We didn't get a chance to eat at the food court. It was just way too busy and loud. They had a live band playing too. Just too much sound after looking around for over an hour. We've had the chance to try most of the items we brought home - and really enjoyed most of them. We will go back, but probably on a week day or give it a big more time to calm down so we can really take our time and look around. read more
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7501 W Colonial Dr
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