When I heard that there was a restaurant inside the supermarket, I was intrigued because you don't often get suggestions to eat food from a super market. However, walking in, I realized this was not just a place to pick up pre-made food. The kimchi was cool and refreshing. The tteokbokki was soft and flavorful. The service was quick, especially for the amount of food we ordered. I tried jokbal for the first time, and the way they cooked it here gave me a favorable first impression of it. I also tried the Chicken Terriyaki. There was a good balance of meat to veggies, and while I try not to often eat rice, I began to eat my way through the rice after the first few bites. The workers here were very kind and offered a few bandages when my boyfriend asked if they had any. read more

Hanyang Super Market - Side dishes - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

If you've done most of your shopping for Korean groceries at H-Mart, it's safe to say that you've been spoiled and you probably won't be able to look back. The only redeeming factors about Hanyang: 1. They're open 24 hours 2. Their sushi stand is amazing and reasonably priced 3. Freshly made food selection is better than H-Mart, IMO 4. Their plant selection! Seriously, this honestly is the top reason but I'm too lazy to renumber everything. The rest is up for debate. They have all the produce basics but freshness is a hit or miss. I also find their stocking a bit scattered and not easy to navigate because their space is quite limited for trying to cram many things to sell. Prices are pretty reasonable most of the time, but again, I only come here to quickly pick up things because it's a closer walk from my home than H-Mart. I don't really like their parking lot setup because you have cars going in and out on both sides (one on Northern, which I think is quite unsafe). read more

I have been wanting to try this spot for years, and I'm so glad that they added a menu in English and more seating since the pandemic. They have added outdoor private booths with a call button and air conditioning; booths can comfortably fit 6-8 adults. The service was fast, and I appreciate the staff patience with me as I debated on what to order. The food did not disappoint. Between 2 people, we had the stir fried intestines and spicy braised chicken. It was definitely enough food, even though we were tempted to try more things. The spicy braised chicken was tender, soup was flavorful, and the dish was not too spicy (maybe a mild - medium spice level). The best part of the stir-fried intestines for me was the tripe and grilled garlic. The texture was on point. My favorite was their free kimchi and radish, it taste way more delicious and different than the free banchan at other restaurants. Their kimchi and radish had a different level of umami to it that makes me wonder what they added to make it taste so different. This is a place I will add on my rotation of restaurants and a go-to for late night food. read more

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I went to buy the fish desert at this place. The dude said it was gonna take 50 minutes. He said why didn't you come order first before you pay, and I went to the cashier this old lady has such nasty attitude towards me. Not sure why. Then I asked to refund me the money because I am not waiting 50 minutes there for two piece of food. The cashier lady rolled her eyes on me the entire time and looking like she doesn't want to refund it. PLEASE DON'T EVEN BOTHER COMING. GROCERY HERE IS EXPENSIVE TOO. read more

The lady that works there all the time truly takes care of you. We ordered the Army Stew and Bossam and both were really good. They have both seating inside and booths outside and it's all really nice. It was great for a late night snack! read more

Hanyang Super Market - Bossam - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This is like an ode to the very first Hmart lololol. This is a very very awesome market. Hmart is more modernized but this place retains their original customers. They also have random food stands, a must visit! If you want a cultural experience, definitely come tour!!! The prices are ok; some things are less than Hmart's. read more

My mom really loves grocery shopping and she definitely took advantage of Hanyang's One Day Cash Back sale which happens every 15th of the month! Good thing they have their own parking lot like most of their competitors...H Mart which is nearby. Actually, I have never been to this Korean supermarket but my Q28 bus has passed it so many times while heading towards Main St's direction. Hanyang definitely advertised throughout this Flushing location for their one day sale! There are fresh vegetables and fruits, fresh cuts of meats toward the back...some labeled with Manager's Special, dried products, so many different noodles (japchae, vermicelli just to name a few), so many different hot pepper in sauce or paste form, there was a section for their fish market, Korean snacks and beverages, and etc. Also, there were food stands where these older ladies were cooking samples for customers to try as well as promoting the products that Hanyang sells at this location. I didn't try any because of my food allergies. Food Stamps are accepted here but make sure you don't check-out at a cash-only lane! If you purchase $39, you get a $5 cash back so we were short of $6 at the check-out. I asked the cashier to not take anyone until I get back. I grabbed another pack of the Binggrae Samanco Ice Cream Sandwich (Red Bean Flavored) along with a pack of Hi-Chew. Phewww...luckily there was no one in line after us. My parents also sign up for their rewards card too. The cash back is valid until 6/29/2019! read more

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The good thing about this supermarket is that it's opened 24/7 which is rare to find these days. The service/staff of this place is a little off. Tbh, I'm not sure of the quality of the produce here, but I do like the fact that they have a little dessert spot inside the market and also love the roasted sweet potato that's sold right before you enter the space. FYI- you do have to pay with the cashier inside the market to come back outside to get the sweet potato order. This is not the place where you're gonna get a positive experience thru staff, but they do have a lot to offer. They have a wide variety of everything. I love that they sell Christmas trees during the winter season. Smells so nice! I also love that they sell plants right on the side front of the market. read more

not good at all. I ordered some frozen food online, and it took a week to receive. Most of the items received were either melted or damaged and inedible. read more

This is a review for a small bakery stall inside the Hanyang Market, not the korean market itself. You will see this stall on the left corner of the entrance to the market. Might not be obvious but the man behind this stall is a master baker of bungebbang (fish shape red bean pastry). He will make you go get a plastic bag from the cashier, he never rushes, he is pretty grumpy but you will realize his way is wise. When you have tasted the bungebbang, you will understand It's first of all massive in size, baked to perfection, crispy exterior and soft and filled with red bean paste. Yo read more

Hanyang Super Market - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

폐기됐어야할 산딸기를 저가에 내놓는 행태는 뭐냐. 그날사서 그날 집에서 씻어보니 거의다 물어터지고 곰팡이도 피어있고 몇개 먹다 쓰레기통에 직행. 양심 있게 삽시다.

The boonshik restaurant in Hanyang is a hit or a miss. Sometimes the food is terrible, but sometimes the food is amazing. I'd say if you come here, do NOT get the soondae. Get the fried combo. It's good with their ddukboggee. read more

I ordered my grocery at hanyang 3weeks ago and finally got my items. And we got a rotten black banana, smushed tomatoes and stale clementine (it's not fresher than the one I bought a month ago.) It looks like they just sent items that were left in the storage for days and months. They should partnership with one of the delivering company like fresh direct or fairway so they could sell fresher groceries for their customers. read more

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Great Korean supermarket. My wife and I come here after 7pm. There is a store in the back left corner that sells food at an up to 50% off after 7pm. Korean fried chicken for less than $5 for 8 wings. Amazing deal. read more

They don't clean your fish for you apparently. Bought some mackerel and they refused to gut and clean it. This is a standard service at any other fish counter. read more

As a native born Korean, I miss Korean food at times and would come to this market. I couldn't bring myself to give this market higher rating because of how the Koreans who work here treat their customers. I'll change my rating once I see that Hanyang customer service is better by seeing the following.... 1) Smile and say hello to your customers 2) ask your customers what they need 3) Treat Korean and Non Korean customer equally 4) If there are any Korean worker that doesn't know English, teach them basic English language phrases and etiquettes since we are living in America and not Korea. If I had to rate this market by product alone, this market will receive a higher rating, but will not because product alone is not what bring customers to the store and gets them to come back to the store. read more

Very clean supermarket with samples to try on weekends. Don't go to early or they won't be set up yet. Fresh fruits and vegetables, meats (some come from their H&H location in Hicksville), and seafood. Keep a look out for some manager's specials mixed in with the fresher meats. The manager specials are still very good if cooking the same day, and you'll save yourself a couple bucks off each pound. There's a little station or quite large, where about 6 people make steamed buns including pork or kimchi for $2 each, and dduk buk gi (rice cakes) for $6. The Pork Bun ($2.00) is served steaming hot. It's fairly large in size, but the noodles, ground pork meat is very airy and falls apart easily. It's not compacted together like a Chinese bun, so you won't feel as value-packed. Don't forget to get makgeoli, which is a delicious carbonated rice wine. Forget the soju!! This is so much better!! read more

Hanyang Super Market - Pork Bun ($2.00) - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

my mom bought rice cakes from here and made ddukgook. they were "fresh" rice cakes but turns out they were moldy. my mom needs reading glasses and didn't notice the mold when she handled the rice cakes and it was only noticed because I was putting it away after dinner. you know you can straight up kill people like this. wth is wrong with this store?? read more

Hanyang Super Market - moldy rice cakes - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I would only go to this store if I was in a rush and this was the closest store or if they were having a mega sale on something I needed to get. See their sales here: http://www.hy1004.com/magento/week_sale The store is small and they have your staples but if you're looking for more variety and a cleaner store I highly suggest you go to the other Korean supermarket close by. Also don't count on them having everything in their flyer in stock. I made the trip here to buy marinated pork for its good sale price and they were out of stock. Waste of a trip. No offer for a rain check either. Produce was also wilting. read more

Be careful this market sells items that are way past their best before date. I bought a soybean paste today. It's best before date was Feb 3, 2016 which is almost a year ago!! read more

Hanyang Super Market - Best before date is 2/3/2016! Almost a year ago from today, the day I bought it! - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

On the first day of every month, Hanyang Mart 1 + 1 event is fraudulent. They are 1.5 to 2 times more expensive than usual. People living alone have to buy two at a very expensive price, and what they call an event is more like a scam. I personally do not want them to call it an event. And I would like to have a price display for each item. The price attached to the shelf and the price stamped on the receipt are different. The old man 's who work Cashier rude speech to customer is a bonus. read more

The best thing about this place is open 24 hours. The prices seems decent. We usually stop by here late night whenever we want to buy some Asian stuff like noodles, snacks, etc... This place & the H Mart are pretty much the only Asian markets that are open 24 hours in Flushing & it's only 5-10 minutes drive from our home. The bad thing about this place is the inside. It doesn't feel too clean & it's cluttered. The staff here are all very polite. read more

I usually go there to get my taiyaki at the entrance of the supermarket and the old man working there is just so rude! I think he's the owner of the stand but boy he's got attitude. Last time I went there he told us we need to pay at the register before ordering, yesterday he told us we order first and then we pay. And he keeps giving attitude and talking back. He's so rude very rude got no respect for others. read more

It's a nice supermarket that's open 24 hours. The staff is very rude. I was buying over $100 of groceries, and when I got another plastic bag to double bag the items, the cashier berated me about it. Their plastic bags look rather flimsy, and I had a lot of things to carry. This was a disappointing experience, I've been a customer for a number of years. I would not recommend coming here. read more

Hanyang has been my korean supermarket of choice mainly because its the closest to where i live and it's also open 24 hours. That's the main reason we go to this place. When we have to do so major shopping we usually go H-Mart on Union. But Hanyang has decent selection and things are generally pretty clean. Also they rented out a spot in the back to a dumpling place which is decent, but the fact that they opened right across the street from another dumpling place is pretty grimy. But that's separate from Hanyang. The produce at Hanyang seems pretty fresh and fairly priced and the rest of their selection is ok. read more

Cozy little Korean "super" market in a great spot on Northern Blvd. I usually think of Hanyang as the starting point of Korea mile...the next twenty blocks are literally all Korean stores! I put super in quotation marks because the place itself isn't that big...the ceiling's like 8 feet tall. Can't blame the store though, the H-mart on Northern is the same way - there's just no way to have a huge store cause of how crowded and condensed the blocks are. But I think Hanyang's interior is what gives it it's charm. Never too crowded, and has mostly everything that you could be looking for in a store like this. Fruit section on the outside, plus a couple random stalls inside the entrance, including a small clothing store, and a cell phone store. HY also has maybe one of the last remaining places where you can still rent out videos of Korean dramas. Check in my book! The store is open 24 hours, which is FANTASTIC considering how many restaurants/bars are nearby. Sometimes, you just need to come by after a round of drinking and pick up a few snacks/extra beers to take back to wherever. The store has obviously picked up on this because every week they have "late night specials", where the prices of certain items go on sale between crazy hours...like 2 AM to 5 AM. One of these days I hope to take advantage of those deals. AND! The best part of HY is the 24 hour snack place/restaurant attached to it. It's just like the Pojangmacha on every street corner in Korea. The food and atmosphere is about as authentic as you can get. Greasy, delicious food that you can get any time. I'm talking dumplings, soondae, all kinds of noodles, bossam, you know the deal. After a night of drinks, this is the place to be! read more

Supermarket is just ok but the little restaurant is pretty good. I give them a better rating because they are open 24 hours.

Hanyang is another Korean supermarket with food samples on weekends - I love these irrationally. Not as clean as H-Mart, but it's otherwise the same as all the other Korean supermarkets clustered in the area. Caution: Avoid during daylight on weekends; that parking lot is INSANE. What I'm actually reviewing is the little fried-food shop inside, to the corner. It's a dark, dingy room elevated a couple steps from the rest of the supermarket, with old picnic tables and a heavy smell of grease. Reminiscent of that scene in Kill Bill when Uma Thurman goes to Japan to demand a sword from that guy. You know. Sparse sunlight slanting in through a window, catching particles of ...dust? Oil? We got a corn dog for $2. Breaded with panko! I was so excited... I love cheap, unhealthy Asian street food. But the corn dog was actually kind of bad. It's not a true corn dog since instead of cornmeal it's breaded with some thick spongey batter under the panko. They've got a ton of them already fried and cold in a case; when you order they just hurl it into the fryer (they do this with Korean-style tempura, too, which would really benefit from panko instead of the typical batter). So the outside was hot but the hot dog was still cold. Plus, the batter was crazy thick and soaked up a good tablespoon or two of grease. Ew. Since everything else there was basically the same (Thing + batter + fried), I'll stick to the curry and udon and kalbi samples in the rest of the store. read more

I love buying fruits at this specific Korean Supermarket. Unlike chinese supermarkets, this supermarket has the freshest, juiciest fruits ever! I've brought boxes of pears, apples, and clementines. I never bought the meat, but they look bloody red as if they were freshly cut. Highly Recommended. read more

My boyfriend took me here on a whim (he was in a sad spiral was avoiding make decisions about dinner). the outside and the initial entrance from the parking lot feels like a slightly ghetto asian supermarket, but once you get past that, it's pretty much a bigger version of the H Mart on Union. and, just like H Mart, some of the items are more expensive than the Chinese grocery stores in the area. but they have an abundance of produce and seafood options, and, if you look carefully, you can find some great deals. i'm super curious about the snack shack in the corner. we popped in, debating about getting dinner there, but didn't stay because the entire menu was in Korean, which was fine for me, but would have been difficult to translate the vast menu for my bf. definitely want to go back to check that restaurant out. read more

I go alot. they have a nice selection. What strikes me is how most marts look. I mean I even order online. I think that its pretty clean its like other marts like H mart. I like their kimchi and dumpling collection. I have to say over all they have a nice website and okay store, if you are not a fan of the store then try the website. you can get what you want and its open all the time thats another reason why I like it. Sometimes you give and take , and also making sure you are healthy and safe. read more

They had buy one get one free sale today only! Place was a chaos. What's disappointing is that price was higher than before. What's the point of getting one free?! Cashiers are not friendly. I would only go to hanyang for items that H mart does not have. read more

This is a good, solid place to shop. It has a pretty good fresh fruit and veggie selection, lots of meats, and a decent amount of western food (about average for an Asian market). I get a consistent quality of food here, even if the selection is better elsewhere. It's also extremely clean for an Asian grocery store, particularly compared to the others in the area. Service is friendly and quick. My only gripe is the slightly higher prices than the Chinese groceries in the area. This makes sense, given the increased quality, but I will brave a slightly fishy scent for unbelievable deals at this point in my life! For that reason, and in order to find the western food and ingredients I need, I usually end up visiting 2-3 stores to do my shopping. While Hanyang Super Market comes close, I would love it if there was a one-stop place in Flushing. read more

I know its a supermarket but I didn't come here to shop for food, i came here to try the food they had at the seating area. I had the red looking chicken and the dumpling looking things. I don't remember the names for any of them. The chicken was dark meat, dark meat is supposed to be good, this was not good. I had two and I was done. The dumpling was average though. You can't really come here with a large group of friends, its a semi quiet place where they like to maintain that peace and quiet. read more

Is this place still 24-hours? It was open when I was there past 11pm this week. Hmm, need to find out. Anyway, I really like this market. I would say the meat and dry snack selection is the best there. Fruits and veggies are alright (would say a step above the 24-hour H-Mart a couple blocks down, but not as awesome as the H-Mart up north on Union St., which is to be expected since that place is huge.) The banchan section in the back corner of the store is kind of expensive, but the mini jjim-bbang store is pretty awesome. Recently had some to-go, kimchee mandoo (10 large pieces for $6) at the tiny shop to the left after you enter the market. Kimchee was not digesting well in my stomach afterwards, so probably will stick to the regular. Jokbal and bossam there is $12! A little wary of how fresh it is, but still worth a try. read more

No a big fan. Prices are more expensive than H mart and there is less selection of vegetables and fruits. It is open 24 hours, which is a plus, but the store is small. read more

Hanyang is okay. It's a korean supermarket for your everyday cooking needs. The prices are okay...yet the pre-made side dishes (ban chan) in the back corner by the fresh fish is bloody pricey. $4 for a ban chan. If you can make your way around in a kitchen, I would say make your own ban chan... it's just not worth it..I usually go for Kim's kimchee. They accept credit cards and there is no minimum.* *The ban chan section does take CCs (mastercard, visa), yet a "tax" is charged on top of the total. The lady will iform you, but giving you a heads up! read more

This place is alright. Their prices aren't that cheap compared to HMart or the now gone Assi Plaza, but for Asian (more-so Korean) groceries/foods, its not that bad. They're open 24 hours which is a plus, located conveniently on Northern and Murray so you have access to buses galore (Q13, Q28, Q15, Q15A) and if you're a driver they also have a parking lot. I just wish the prices were a bit more competitive. All in all, they're reliable when you're in a pinch but if I had the time I'd look to go somewhere else. read more

I love Hanyang! It's a wonderful, big Korean grocery right on Northern in Flushing. It has its own parking lot but this sure gets crowded, especially after church! It has all the Korean staples, along with beer, and lots of kitchen / home implements. The staff are courteous and fast. The fruit section is very good. They have a wide selection of seafood. They also have all the Korean snacks you could want. Check out the video store and restaurant as well. read more

My childhood hotspot with friends after a night out as its 24 hours!! OMG. There is a little restaurant/streetside vendor type of deal inside the market and this is the best place to rejuvenate with friends. It's probably my mom's favorite market to shop for our groceries too as I know she still shops here and cooks me up my favorite Korean dishes when I visit my parents. When I stopped in the other day I saw that they even have fresh tofu onsite. There's like this big tofu making machine! check it out! Ill make sure to take a picture of it next time. Never seen one before. Anyway awesome Asian/Korean supermarket with everything you could want and 24 hrs! My childhood/teenage/college hangout spot. read more