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This is a nice H Mart. The location is not far from Joong Boo Market or the Woodfield Mall. The food court is on the right side. It has Kung Fu Tea, Kumo, Tous Les Jours, Oh K-Dog, Yukdaejang, Sang's Kitchen, Paik's Noodle, Bbq Chicken, Chodang, and Sakura. There are restrooms in the food court all the way down on the right side. You have to buy drinks separately for your meals. You can find drinks at Kung Fu Tea or that store way down on the left. You have to enter the grocery store separately through the far left door of H Mart's entrance. They just have all of the basic necessities that you would find at any grocery store. I like that they have marinated meat that you can take home and cook. They have items for sale past the registers. It's kind of an odd place since they are located on the way out. The layout would have made more sense if they have the registers right before the exit, to prevent any theft.
Went to checkout H-Mart and the food hall! The place is massive with a number of food options and sitting area. They also have a huge screen that was showing a World Cup Match. The number of restaurant choices is overwhelming cause I could not figure out what I wanted but I landed on Sang's Kitchen. I ordered the Cheese Spicy Rice Cake. It was served with noodles, tteokbokki, eggs and veggie potstickers. If you like spice, this is the dish but it is not too hot nor too mild. It was good and the hard boiled eggs were perfect. I really enjoyed this dish. I also ordered the Potato Mozza Dog from OH-K Dog & Toast, it was crispy, gooey and good! I'll probably try the Rice Cake Dog or a Sandwich next time. For both, the food came in relatively quick. Sang's you got a buzzer and OH-K Dog they just call out your number. For OH-K Dog, I'll probably get some of the sauce (hot) to give it a try. After, we walked off the food in the grocery store. I wish we had more time to shop. We will be back and I'll try kung fu tea for a sweet treat.
This H Mart recently opened their latest store in Schaumburg. Their grocery selection is quite large and features a large fresh food section as well as packaged food. The fresh fruit section is big as is their fresh seafood area. They also have a food court and specialty shops. This section is hidden if you come in the west entrance. We were looking for food ready to eat and bought a salad in the store because we didn't know about the food court. Signage is really important!
TikTok influenced me to try this place and I'm so happy the algorithm brought me here! Ever since pregnancy, I've been a tteokbokki enthusiast. It's something I regularly include in my food rotation now. Some people want pizza, I want tteokbokki! (Okay, pizza too haha). I got Sang's Kitchen and the guy who took my order was so nice. He saw me with my son and gave me an Oniri on the house for my toddler which was very sweet of him. I ordered tteokbokki ramen mild but it still had a kick to it which was manageable for me. The meal also came with 3 dumplings and miso soup (had no clue I'd get a soup!). Was very good and I'll definitely be back for this. My husband got the bulgogi bento box from Sakura and he really enjoyed his as well. The bento box prices were honestly very fair (between $15-$20 if I recall) and I think with the amount of food that comes in this, it's worth it. Good variety and we had enough to still have leftovers for the next day. We'll have to come back and truly explore the store next time because we were pretty stuffed by the time all was said and done.
The store is clean and well organized. There is a great variety of Asian foods, kitchen accessories, beauty products, small toy items and more. There is a food court with a dining area and a bakery. It's fun and interesting to browse through the aisles.
This H Mart is totally worth checking out if you haven't already. It's gigantic and the quality of the produce and meat is great. If you're looking for fresh eats from the sea you'll find an abundance of great options in their seafood department. They also have a self serve marinated meat section which I haven't seen at any other H Marts in the area. I like that there's a bit more of a clear layout for this store compared to others. Staff were friendly and helpful. One even went out of their way to go in the back and check if there was anymore of a certain cut of meat left for me.
A new Hmart to visit? Count me in! This location is located in Schaumburg not too far from Woodfield mall. We came by after running some errands and needed to stock up on some Asian staples at home. We decided to start with the food hall because we were starving. We tried the carbonara tokkboki, and some dumplings. It was a bit too sweet for our liking but the dumplings were delicious. It was so interesting to see the drinks sold separately too. But loved just being able see all the different options. Once we were ready to shop we started walking over to the store. Such a bummer that there wasn't an entrance by the food court. We had to leave the store to walk over to the other entrance to enter the store. Now once we did that, we were excited to see how organized and clean this location was. We stocked up on some fresh fruits and veggies and the fruits were so fresh and sweet. A bit higher priced than the average stores but so yummy! The hot pot prepared goodies is a hot pot lovers dream! We're so excited to come back and get more goodies. Overall a decent experience, the staff weren't very helpful because a lot of them didn't speak English well but overall we were able to find what we need after searching a little. Looking forward to our next visit!
We were in the area on a Friday night and decided to stop in. This place is huge specializing in Asian style foods. They have a huge selection of both fresh and frozen foods as well as a bakery and food court. We did buy a few items but would love to go back with a person who knows more about Asian cuisine.
We really like this food court. We don't expect food court spots to be at full restaurant level, but the variety and overall quality here definitely make it worth a visit. We especially enjoyed the Korean fried chicken spot, the tteokbokki place, and the tofu & BBQ Chuang spot - all solid choices with great flavors. The Tous Les Jours location here is a bit on the smaller side, but still a nice option if you're craving something sweet.
We found all the delicious fruits we were looking for. A wonderful gift to give to family. The bonus was the bakery, Tous Les jours that was connected to the H Mart. They had so many delicious delicate sweet treats. I absolutely love Korean bakeries. This one had everything we were looking for including the delicious cloud bread.
This H Mart has one of the best food courts around. There are a lot of options (Korean, Japanese, Chinese) which are great. What takes this place over the top is that you buy your beverages from a drink store in the back corner. They have more beverages canned and bottled) than you can imagine and they sell them at grocery store prices. Sapporo and Asahi beers were $0.99.
Walked in and immediately noticed the home goods and beauty section, then made my way into the grocery area with a massive selection of fresh fruit. There are so many aisles filled with different spices, rice, noodles, snacks, and a wide variety of frozen and refrigerated items. They also have a fresh fish section where you can choose from a great selection. On the other side, there's a food court -- I ordered the BBQ chicken and it was made really well. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Super cool store overall with so much to explore. I'll definitely be back to try more!
Checked out the Schaumburg Hmart grand opening on 1/29/26. I learned about the opening that morning. Normally I wouldn't trek out to Schaumburg just for the opening, but I was going to an event at Portillo's just across the street. It was chaos. So many people! I got lucky and found a parking spot quickly. I didn't have much time and had to rush to find everything I needed (plus more). What struck me most was the poor layout. The entry was tight with shelving almost in front of the doors. You walk directly in the housewares. I couldn't tell where the food was. Maybe once the crowds die down and I'm not in a hurry, it'll make more sense. I loved how clean and stocked the store was. The store is big. Lots of sales and specials opening weekend. Good time to stock up. Although I picked up something that had a sales sign, but was charged full price, ugh. If you are looking for specialty Asian ingredients, Hmart is a great place to go. I liked the layout of the food court at Schaumburg. It's big and open with the food stalls lining the sides and seating in the middle. Much better layout than Niles. The Art Box is big and right in front of the registers. I love Art Box. Dangerous to your wallet. Lol. So many cute things. For those that don't know, Art Box is a stationary chain in Korea. Aside from cute stationary items, they have cute home decor, plushies, electronics and much more. I recommend checking it out. I'll have to come back when I have more time. FYI, 30 minutes in not enough time...Ha
The market is the same as all the other H-marts in Chicago area. Grocery isle is clean and fresh. Refrigerated and freezer items are clean and well stocked. The food court is quite awesome. Love the huge screen playing k-pop, giving a very nice, modern vibe. Each vendor in the food court was different - some more friendly than others. Food was also ok in some, bad in others. Yukgaejang This is a classic spicy dish. We always start with the basic to test a place out. The number 1, original traditional Yukgaejang was definitely not traditional. The broth tasted like it had ramyun soup in it. They also put an egg in it, like you do in ramyun. Not traditional. It just wasn't appetizing. Friend had the cold noodles with dumplings combo. The dumplings were good, but the noodles were meh. He barely ate the broth. Kumo Katsu/Ramen Traditional pork katsu was great in size, crispy in taste, and delicious. Wasn't a fan of their sauce, though, and regretted not asking for it on the side. Even if I had liked the sauce, I should've asked for it on the side. It makes the otherwise wonderfully crispy katsu soggy. I was told that k1 is the original, thin, and the k4 is smaller, but thicker. Sakura sushi and grill Had the biggest bowls I've ever seen! Hwe dup bap (korean Chirashi) was very good, and very fresh. Also looked beautiful in the biggest bowl ever. Chodang Tofu & BBQ Hot stone squid Meh. The squid was ok, and the veggies looks great. But the sauce was too sweet, and obviously too catered for the more Americanized. Traditional Korean dish would be a lot more spicy and way less spicy. read more
3 months ago
Finally made it over to this new HMart location in Schaumburg, as I used to frequent the old site off Roselle Road. Parking is a nightmare on weekends but I found a decent spot around a Friday lunchtime. I feel like there's still a lot of hype about this store but I can easily find what I need at nearby Jong Boo with more helpful staff and less crowds in the aisles or parking lot. I am also happy the old Tous Les Jours site remains open. For me, I am just not sure it is worth the inconveniences to shop here on a regular basis. Unfortunately, I did not feel well for about 24-48 hours after eating food from one of the restaurants at the food court here. read more
This is a nice H Mart. The location is not far from Joong Boo Market or the Woodfield Mall. The food court is on the right side. It has Kung Fu Tea, Kumo, Tous Les Jours, Oh K-Dog, Yukdaejang, Sang's Kitchen, Paik's Noodle, Bbq Chicken, Chodang, and Sakura. There are restrooms in the food court all the way down on the right side. You have to buy drinks separately for your meals. You can find drinks at Kung Fu Tea or that store way down on the left. You have to enter the grocery store separately through the far left door of H Mart's entrance. They just have all of the basic necessities that you would find at any grocery store. I like that they have marinated meat that you can take home and cook. They have items for sale past the registers. It's kind of an odd place since they are located on the way out. The layout would have made more sense if they have the registers right before the exit, to prevent any theft. read more
3 months ago
Went to checkout H-Mart and the food hall! The place is massive with a number of food options and sitting area. They also have a huge screen that was showing a World Cup Match. The number of restaurant choices is overwhelming cause I could not figure out what I wanted but I landed on Sang's Kitchen. I ordered the Cheese Spicy Rice Cake. It was served with noodles, tteokbokki, eggs and veggie potstickers. If you like spice, this is the dish but it is not too hot nor too mild. It was good and the hard boiled eggs were perfect. I really enjoyed this dish. I also ordered the Potato Mozza Dog from OH-K Dog & Toast, it was crispy, gooey and good! I'll probably try the Rice Cake Dog or a Sandwich next time. For both, the food came in relatively quick. Sang's you got a buzzer and OH-K Dog they just call out your number. For OH-K Dog, I'll probably get some of the sauce (hot) to give it a try. After, we walked off the food in the grocery store. I wish we had more time to shop. We will be back and I'll try kung fu tea for a sweet treat. read more
This H Mart recently opened their latest store in Schaumburg. Their grocery selection is quite large and features a large fresh food section as well as packaged food. The fresh fruit section is big as is their fresh seafood area. They also have a food court and specialty shops. This section is hidden if you come in the west entrance. We were looking for food ready to eat and bought a salad in the store because we didn't know about the food court. Signage is really important! read more
TikTok influenced me to try this place and I'm so happy the algorithm brought me here! Ever since pregnancy, I've been a tteokbokki enthusiast. It's something I regularly include in my food rotation now. Some people want pizza, I want tteokbokki! (Okay, pizza too haha). I got Sang's Kitchen and the guy who took my order was so nice. He saw me with my son and gave me an Oniri on the house for my toddler which was very sweet of him. I ordered tteokbokki ramen mild but it still had a kick to it which was manageable for me. The meal also came with 3 dumplings and miso soup (had no clue I'd get a soup!). Was very good and I'll definitely be back for this. My husband got the bulgogi bento box from Sakura and he really enjoyed his as well. The bento box prices were honestly very fair (between $15-$20 if I recall) and I think with the amount of food that comes in this, it's worth it. Good variety and we had enough to still have leftovers for the next day. We'll have to come back and truly explore the store next time because we were pretty stuffed by the time all was said and done. read more
2 months ago
The store is clean and well organized. There is a great variety of Asian foods, kitchen accessories, beauty products, small toy items and more. There is a food court with a dining area and a bakery. It's fun and interesting to browse through the aisles. read more
This H Mart is totally worth checking out if you haven't already. It's gigantic and the quality of the produce and meat is great. If you're looking for fresh eats from the sea you'll find an abundance of great options in their seafood department. They also have a self serve marinated meat section which I haven't seen at any other H Marts in the area. I like that there's a bit more of a clear layout for this store compared to others. Staff were friendly and helpful. One even went out of their way to go in the back and check if there was anymore of a certain cut of meat left for me. read more
A new Hmart to visit? Count me in! This location is located in Schaumburg not too far from Woodfield mall. We came by after running some errands and needed to stock up on some Asian staples at home. We decided to start with the food hall because we were starving. We tried the carbonara tokkboki, and some dumplings. It was a bit too sweet for our liking but the dumplings were delicious. It was so interesting to see the drinks sold separately too. But loved just being able see all the different options. Once we were ready to shop we started walking over to the store. Such a bummer that there wasn't an entrance by the food court. We had to leave the store to walk over to the other entrance to enter the store. Now once we did that, we were excited to see how organized and clean this location was. We stocked up on some fresh fruits and veggies and the fruits were so fresh and sweet. A bit higher priced than the average stores but so yummy! The hot pot prepared goodies is a hot pot lovers dream! We're so excited to come back and get more goodies. Overall a decent experience, the staff weren't very helpful because a lot of them didn't speak English well but overall we were able to find what we need after searching a little. Looking forward to our next visit! read more
We were in the area on a Friday night and decided to stop in. This place is huge specializing in Asian style foods. They have a huge selection of both fresh and frozen foods as well as a bakery and food court. We did buy a few items but would love to go back with a person who knows more about Asian cuisine. read more
We really like this food court. We don't expect food court spots to be at full restaurant level, but the variety and overall quality here definitely make it worth a visit. We especially enjoyed the Korean fried chicken spot, the tteokbokki place, and the tofu & BBQ Chuang spot - all solid choices with great flavors. The Tous Les Jours location here is a bit on the smaller side, but still a nice option if you're craving something sweet. read more
5 months ago
We found all the delicious fruits we were looking for. A wonderful gift to give to family. The bonus was the bakery, Tous Les jours that was connected to the H Mart. They had so many delicious delicate sweet treats. I absolutely love Korean bakeries. This one had everything we were looking for including the delicious cloud bread. read more
This H Mart has one of the best food courts around. There are a lot of options (Korean, Japanese, Chinese) which are great. What takes this place over the top is that you buy your beverages from a drink store in the back corner. They have more beverages canned and bottled) than you can imagine and they sell them at grocery store prices. Sapporo and Asahi beers were $0.99. read more
Walked in and immediately noticed the home goods and beauty section, then made my way into the grocery area with a massive selection of fresh fruit. There are so many aisles filled with different spices, rice, noodles, snacks, and a wide variety of frozen and refrigerated items. They also have a fresh fish section where you can choose from a great selection. On the other side, there's a food court -- I ordered the BBQ chicken and it was made really well. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Super cool store overall with so much to explore. I'll definitely be back to try more! read more
8 months ago
Checked out the Schaumburg Hmart grand opening on 1/29/26. I learned about the opening that morning. Normally I wouldn't trek out to Schaumburg just for the opening, but I was going to an event at Portillo's just across the street. It was chaos. So many people! I got lucky and found a parking spot quickly. I didn't have much time and had to rush to find everything I needed (plus more). What struck me most was the poor layout. The entry was tight with shelving almost in front of the doors. You walk directly in the housewares. I couldn't tell where the food was. Maybe once the crowds die down and I'm not in a hurry, it'll make more sense. I loved how clean and stocked the store was. The store is big. Lots of sales and specials opening weekend. Good time to stock up. Although I picked up something that had a sales sign, but was charged full price, ugh. If you are looking for specialty Asian ingredients, Hmart is a great place to go. I liked the layout of the food court at Schaumburg. It's big and open with the food stalls lining the sides and seating in the middle. Much better layout than Niles. The Art Box is big and right in front of the registers. I love Art Box. Dangerous to your wallet. Lol. So many cute things. For those that don't know, Art Box is a stationary chain in Korea. Aside from cute stationary items, they have cute home decor, plushies, electronics and much more. I recommend checking it out. I'll have to come back when I have more time. FYI, 30 minutes in not enough time...Ha read more
02/14/26 - My wife & I went to the new H Mart @ 34 E Golf Road in Schaumburg after we ate @ Lao Hu Tong. This store is huge but it was Saturday, Valentine's Day & still on their Grand Opening. The parking lot & the store was a zoo. When we entered the aisles were jam packed w/too many bodies. The store itself is amazing & they had some great deals. I bought some sliced king mushrooms, Enoki mushrooms & thin sliced beef to make a dish I recently had @ Dolo in Chinatown. They also had a 15lb bag of my Nishiki Premium brand rice for $14.99 instead of the normal price of $27.99 for the same 15lb bag. The also had many of the things I use for cooking like Oyster sauce, fish sauce & sesame seed oil either on sale or for good prices. Because of the crowd they had traffic barriers to direct the flow of people w/a line 2 carts wide of to the checkout. They were also directing people into the store both in & out (Crazy mon). They also have a large food court on the east end of the building that has multiple restaurants that run the full depth of the building on both sides w/seating/dining area in the center. I saw this one dish on passing & if I hadn't just eaten @ Lao Hu Tong I would have dived right in. There was this plate that had a large fried looked like weinerschnitzel or katsu w/coleslaw, macaroni & rice. Oh snap that looked so effin good There's also a Tous Les Jour inside this ginormous H Mart. I love their baked goods read more
My fam and I visited the new Hmart for the first time this past weekend. It was a bit crowded for an early Saturday evening, but we still managed to get parking. The store itself is well stocked with lots of variety similar to the one in Niles. We bought a few items that mostly were from sales. The food court had a lot to choose from but long lines, but they move fast. I would visit again if in the area and eat here. read more
I went to H Mart with my friend right after work, after my failed attempt the weekend of their grand opening. The first time around, the line was extremely long, and I didn't have the patience to wait out in the cold, so I ended up going to Joong Boo Market, which is only about five minutes away. This time, I went on a Monday around 3:15 PM. Parking looked pretty full, so I was worried I'd have to wait again, but there was no line! I went in, grabbed a cart, and started strolling through every aisle. H Mart is usually on the pricier side, but they had some really good sales going on (We love a good sale). I bought a bunch of veggies, meats, snacks, ramen, and more. The meat quality was excellent, and I loved having the option to pack my own meat into a container and pay by weight. I really appreciate the flexibility of choosing exactly how much I want. The workers were hardworking and friendly, and the store itself is huge. I'm also really looking forward to checking out their food court, which is also massive. I'm so excited to have this new addition to the Schaumburg area! read more
8 months ago
So happy to see the new Hmart finally open! They have everything you need and great prices on top of sales too!! It was packed with people all to wall understandably but they had everything fully stocked and continued to stock the shelves. Bakery, food court, prepared warm food for takeout, huge full seafood counter, meat fresh & frozen and every vegetable you could think of! I love shopping here for everything. They even have independent cosmetic stores and stationary too! read more
7 months ago
Okay I live about a 10 minutes from another Hmart.....but I would totally drive 25 minutes to go to this one! It has been crowded the past few times I went! The grocery side was crowded and the food court side was also packed. I'm not gonna lie, I felt a little overwhelmed. I felt like this store had a lot of things to look and buy. There was everything I needed and more....so make sure to have time to browse! The food court side has a great variety to choose from. I would suggest to find a table first before ordering food....at least for now. It can get so busy! I liked that they played kpop on the big screen on the stage. There's also a section in the back to buy drinks....nonalcoholic and alcohol (beer, sake, soju, etc). I enjoyed the katsu spot, Paik's, and Oh K-Dog. Love that there's a kungfu tea & a tous les jour as well. Will definitely have to wait a bit for the hype to die down a bit to enjoy my time browsing without being overwhelmed. read more
Cute food court. Loved the string lights draped across the room. It felt busy, noisy and lively. Good food but VERY crowded. Long waits for food and an open table to sit. One stall stopped taking orders because they could not keep up with the number of orders coming in. Be prepared for chaos! read more
This H Mart is huge!!! Everything you need is here!!! We went during their second week of opening. It was crazy packed! Parking was non existent in the late afternoon lol Lots of food items on sale! There was gift giveaways after spending a certain amount. I got my cute Illinois Hmart tote bag with gloves and face masks inside lol The food court was also crazy packed. Food was ready but no seats available. You either had to share a table (if people are nice enough) or have to fight for one once someone leaves lol We enjoyed beef bibimbap and noodles at the food court. I like that they have a corner in the back of the food court where you can purchase drinks separately instead of getting back in line at the grocery store. Huge selection of meats, produce, frozen foods, drinks and snacks! I will be back for more goodies! read more
Made it to H Mart Schaumburg 2.0. Good news: they have motorized carts. Bad news: you couldn't move around with the cart for if you wanted or needed too. I did manage to see most of the store but it was longer than my stamina allowed. People are really nice, everyone was glad to give me space. Which was good because the cart was very hard to turn. I did manage to get pretty much everything I went for and snagged some yellowtail nigiri much to my excitement. I think that I'll come back after the crowds die down some. read more
8 months ago
The newly opened H mart is huge! I've been to the one on Niles and downtown and this one is better. It definitely has more selections in the grocery aisles and I really enjoyed their food hall. So many food stalls there to choose from and prices are reasonable. It was very crowded as we were there on the second weekend from opening day so hard to maneuver but definitely worth going back another time...worth the drive! Interestingly enough, this is not far from Jooong Boo, another Korean market which now pales in comparison. read more
8 months ago
The new Schaumburg II H Mart location just had its grand opening on 1/29/26 (the smaller previous location is now closed). We visited the following day with our families and kids, and the place was absolutely jam-packed -- which is great to see from a business perspective. As soon as we walked in around 6 PM, the food court was completely full with no open tables anywhere. We decided to skip eating at that point and spent about two hours grocery shopping before heading back to the food court later. The shopping aisles were just as busy -- carts everywhere and lots of weaving around people -- but at least the store is spacious with plenty of aisles to explore. If you're looking for any Asian ingredients or specialty items, they probably have it here. There's a live seafood section in the back, and the store is well ventilated, so you don't really get that strong seafood smell like you might at other markets. The produce section is huge, the snack aisles are extensive, and there are also toys and gift items near the checkout area when you first enter. The food court itself is very large, with many vendors and a long hall that leads to a giant projection screen and a small stage area for entertainment or special events. Toward the end of the hall, there is a large concession area where you can purchase water and alcoholic drinks. Restrooms and water bottle refill fountains are also located at the end of the food hall. There are even beauty shops surrounding the food court area, which adds to the "all-in-one" experience. As for food options, there's a solid mix of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese vendors, plus Kung Fu Tea and a Tous Les Jours bakery. Expect typical food court pricing -- around $15-$20+ per entrée. On busy days, be prepared to hunt for open tables and wait 15-20 minutes for your food to be prepared. On this visit, our family tried Korean fried chicken wings from BBQ Chicken, Korean corn dog from Oh K Dog, and a couple bowls of udon noodle soup and a Korean army stew ramen from Sang's Kitchen. Overall, it felt a little pricey for what you get. Portion-wise, I don't think it's the best bang for your buck. The udon noodle soup was well-flavored, but the ramen was on the salty side. Personally, I'd probably prefer ordering some of these dishes at their standalone restaurants rather than food stalls -- unless I'm really hungry and convenience is the main factor. That said, it's still a great place to shop and grab a casual bite with friends or family. We'll definitely be back for more grocery shopping, though we may not eat dinners at the food court on every visit but we may certainly grab a snack when craving hits every now and then. I also spoke with one of the staff members who flew in from New Jersey for opening weekend, and she mentioned this is currently the largest H Mart in the state -- bigger than the Naperville and Niles locations, and larger than Joong Boo Market in Schaumburg. Overall, this is a place worth checking out. However, if you're not a fan of crowds, I'd recommend waiting a couple weeks after grand opening to let the traffic die down. H Mart was running some really great grocery deals & had some freebies gifts with tiered purchases during opening week, which definitely drew in the crowds -- exactly what you'd want to see from a successful launch. Tip: Make sure you sign up for H Mart shopper rewards program to take advantage of the grocery shopping points and special pricings. It's 1 point for every $1 (1000 points = $10 gift certificate). You can sign up via the H Mart app easily on your own and show them the bar code at checkout. Also, check your grocery receipts at the end. I found a duplicate scan on mine and was able to get a refund at their Customer Service desk next to the checkout lanes. Lastly, expect that the staff works fast here and they don't make much small talk. So at the end of scanning they may just say "Card!" which should signals you to whip out your membership card quickly. They're efficient that's for sure! read more
8 months ago
Recently visited the HMart grand opening weekend for their new Schaumburg location. The space used to be a Kohls so it was quite large in size. The space was divided into two sides: grocery & food court. It was so well organized, clean, and fully stocked. The grocery side had such a wide variety of offerings where you could find something new every time you visit. On the food court side, they had many vendor options all offering something different. In addition to food, they had a large stage, beverage/to-go area, beauty shop, and toy shop. I definitely need to go back just to explore the food court better! For opening weekend, they had deals to get a free foldable bag if you sign up for their free member rewards off the app. They are also offering gifts based on how much you spend. I spent $30 and got an Illinois branded HMart bag! Highly recommend coming out to Schaumburg to check out this new addition to the community but be sure to give yourself enough time to do a deep dive. read more
So exciting! Didn't do any grocery shopping yet, so I can't speak to the prices and how they compare to the other Asian groceries (i.e., JoongBoo, Fresh Itl.), but the food court is stacked with great vendors! Cho dang! Kung Fu Tea! Paik's Noodles! Bb.q Chicken! For the grand opening day/evening, the food court was packed. We lucked out and were able to get two tables next to each other for our family group. FYI there are 2 entrances: the far left makes you go through the grocery section and through the registers. If you want to skip that and go straight to the food court, make sure you go through the far right entrance. It was a headache of a maze otherwise. What we got: Cho Dang - kimchi pork soondubu - This soondubu is still one of my favorites. The broth is rich and flavorful--not thin and empty like some places. Comes with banchan that you can get refills on. They even gave us some complementary dduk. Cho Dang - Bibimbap - This was so good. Chock full of veggies -- shredded purple cabbage, bean sprouts, spinach, carrots, mushrooms -- and meat. The texture of everything combined was amazing. And the portion size was enough to share between 3 adults. Paik's Noodle - jajjang myun - Still sooo good. The sauce is thick and creamy. The noodles have an excellent chew. It's slightly sweet and savory. This one is much better than the one at Joongboo--our kids loved it and couldn't get enough! For my dad who loves spicy, we got him chili jjamppong from Paik's Noodle--he said it was just the right amount of spicy. He polished off his bowl on his own! For my grandma who only eats plain and soft, we got Cho Dang's seafood soondubu. The seafood was not quite what I remembered from the actual restaurant. It used to be like clams, mussels, and shrimp. This had some crab legs and shrimp, but they were overcooked and mushy. I think she still liked everything else though. Can't wait to come again and try more! Also, I'm not sure if it's just grand opening, but it was so loud in the food court. With so many people plus a live musician, the volume could have been turned way, way down. It was a bit too much...and not that pleasant to have a meal to. The performer's volume felt overpowering where we couldn't talk to each other over our meal--it would have been nicer as something in the background to appreciate instead of feeling like we were being screamed at. read more
3/28/2026: visited on a saturday afternoon (~2pm) and the food court was paaacked. we were lucky to have found seating right away. i got the jajangmyun from paik's noodles and my husband got the spicy pork dish from another place. the jajangmyun didn't have as many noodles as i wanted (the dish came out to almost $15), but the taste was okay. my husband liked his dish but it was pretty standard (also expensive). we also visited the TLJ - got the soboro and hazelnut croissant. the croissant was small but decent. the market itself was nice. there was a section of 50% off items so we got some kabocha porridge (호박죽). overall, probably won't visit again for a while due to how hectic it was but i'm impressed by how big the store is! read more
6 months ago
Finally stopped in to see what the buzz was all about at this popular, new Asian market and wow, they have everything! I was able to pick up rice noodles and several sauces that were gluten free. Everything looked fresh and reasonably priced. The store is clean and bright and there were lots of employees available to keep it well stocked. The Best Buy of the day for me was mochi in many different flavors for $2.99 for a box of six. The coffee flavor was a delicious gluten free bite. read more
6 months ago
This new H Mart used to be a Kohl's. In other words, it's huge. And impressive. We made a first visit today on a Wednesday at 3pm, and it was very busy, as if it were the weekend. It made me glad that we didn't bother to come here on their Grand Opening weekend (just 3 days ago) because it must have been a total zoo here. I still don't know why so many people don't need to be at work and were here when we were lol. Anyway, their food court is also quite spacious as well as impressive with many enticing vendors. Amongst others, the vendors include Tous Les Jours, Kung Fu Tea, Paik's Noodle, Sang's Kitchen, and BBQ Chicken. It was packed to the gills in the food court as well. A lot of items in the store were on sale. The wife putzed around just in the produce section for a whole 45 minutes lol. This place is definitely the latest and greatest as far as Korean marketplaces and they have everything you could imagine or want. The newest Schaumburg Joong Boo Market is only a mile away to the east on Golf Road and H Mart is pretty much paying Joong Boo back for what the new-at-the-time Joong Boo in Glenview did to the H Mart in Niles about 8 years ago. And that was to win away significant Korean grocery market business. We actually dropped in the Schaumburg Joong Boo on the way home and it was pretty dead. The H Mart in Niles never did fully recover its business and we'll see how this long term battle of Korean grocery giants plays out. In the meantime, congratulations to H Mart on their impressive new store! read more
Exceptional outlet for this Asian food and home goods chain, which has moved around the corner from a much smaller location. Expanded fresh seafood and meat selections, plus aisle after aisle of canned and boxed foods as well as frozen entrees and side dishes. A new large food court has opened within the store, offering all of your Asian favorites, as well as a French bakery. I went to Katsu and Ramen hoping for Chicken Katsu, but they were out, so it was pork, which resembles the local large tenderloins in Illinois. Comes with a savory gravy, macaroni salad, rice, miso, and a cabbage slaw. All were delightful. Got off easy in the store, only spent $32. Could have easily gone crazy. I will be back, of course. Now the best Asian megastore in the area. read more
stopped by H Mart in Schaumburg for a quick lunch on a Thursday around noon and wow was this place was busy! The food court was absolutely packed, which honestly says a lot. To me that means that good food and fair prices!! The store itself is super clean and well organized. Staff were friendly and helpful, even with the lunchtime rush. There's also a ton of parking, which makes it easy even when it's crowded. Might have to park far, but beats circling around the lot. I grabbed sushi for lunch and it was fresh and delicious exactly what I was hoping for. Definitely a great spot for a quick bite if you're in the area. Only downside? It's a bit on the pricey side. But for the quality and freshness, it may be worth the splurge. I'll definitely be back! Close to work, and convenient! read more
8 months ago
This place is awesome--so much choice. There's a snack and liquor store all the way at the end by the stage in the food court area. You can buy liquor there and enjoy it with your food in the food court. read more
2 months ago
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