I love Komart - I understand it looks a little old, inside and outside, but this is where I get all my Asian groceries without going all the way to Carrollton/Plano. So I can't complain. I love the meat selection here, and I end up restocking every time I visit. I like the bakery here too - although the selection is limited, they have good prices and taste! read more

This is a true gem of a store. They're prices are fair, and their selection is good. Not a big store like H-Mart or Jusgo, but if you buy about $25-40 of groceries at once, it's just right. Lots of seasonal deals like prickly pear cactus pears, twist peppers, and persimmons. We buy bagged, shelled oysters and mixed seafood here at a decent price. Go here hungry and have lunch or dinner in the little cafeteria when you walk in. The meals are a good sized portion for the price. The menu board has pictures for understanding what you're ordering. They process their own tofu here, so try it. Its noticeably more fresh. They also sell their own doenjang, which they culture in-house. We used it as a starter culture to make our own live culture doenjang with the clean oven method, at home. They've always got good sales on new things to try at a price you won't mind paying. Good pricing on Hite beer, which is delicious. We like roasted seaweed snacks, ottogi seaweed for soups, refrigerated udon noodles, and frozen mussels, after trying them on sale. Packaging of products made in Korea is very sturdy, and you will find it helps prevent frost, if freezing. Be sure to use your pre-packaged legumes within a month of buying, as some dried legumes are not irradiated, and you might wind up with a mini-ecosystem breeding in your pantry! No kidding, but that's good advice to you for any international grocer selling legumes that are packaged in their country of origin. Korean food is so healthful, absolutely delicious, and not very expensive. This awesome grocer has very friendly staff who truly enjoy their jobs. Be certain you finish checking out, by closing time, as they will turn off the cash registers at closing time. No exceptions. read more

Komart is not really that great of a grocery store. For all your fresh produce and meats, I highly suggest HMart. However Komart is closer to the city so can be convenient. Why am I giving this place 4 stars? Because their food court is fantastic. The food is good and the prices are really really good. I'd say Komart has one of the best value foodcourts in Dallas! It's a good place to get some tasty Korean food when you aren't looking for anything fancy. read more

A little outdated and sometimes the produce selection is limited and the freshness is a hit or miss. But I love coming here to purchase their sashimi platters (must pre order to avoid going there to find out it's been sold out). I also like that the prices are very competitive to other Korean stores in the dfw area. To be honest, what really inspired me to write this review is their restroom... before in the old days, Komart at a scary old and not clean looking restroom but they remodeled the restrooms and it's super clean now (still small)! Anyways, the employees may seem angry at times or just bored, but at least they put out good deals and sales sometimes! read more

I agree with several of the other posters - this store is great because it's a good size, easy to shop, and has everything I like to buy. One of my favorite things they sell is a big package of dried laver that doesn't have a lot of wasteful packaging. The quality of everything I've gotten there is good, whether it's off the shelf, refrigerated, frozen or made fresh. They also carry a few things that are a little harder to find, like haiga rice and nuruk. read more

It's basically a Korean food market with several different kinds of kiosks inside. If you're into cooking Korean food or just looking for different Asian spices and what not they'll have it. They also have a nice selection of Asian dish sets, rice cookers, and other kitchen items. Usually, the thing I go there for is there meats. They have marinated Korean ribs called "Galbi" that I usually take home to cook on the grill. As for their kiosks inside, they have ones that sell cell phones, vitamins, women's accessories, and they have a place where you can even eat freshly prepared Korean foods. Another thing, you don't have to know Korean to shop there. There's quite a few people there that do speak English. read more

Ughhhh. Komart you lazy son of a bia. What has happened to you. The store was a complete disorganized, hot mess. I somehow got lucky enough to touch every sticky drink they had in their drink cooler behind the registers. The bathroom was utterly filthy. Seriously? Are shit stained toilets every pleasant to look at? The last time I ate at the food court there was a bug crawling over the wall next to us. I disregarded it then, but I can only imagine what it may have turned into behind the scenes. My boyfriend's favorite sweet potato chip was out of stock, and although the nice korean man who saw me wandering tried to help, he also shrugged and just said "dunno, maybe we stopped carrying it." (translated for you non Korean speaking folks) Be very careful of items that are on sale or special. (Really here, or any asian store) Check the expiration date. A lot of times that's why it's on sale..it's about to go bad in the next few weeks. read more

Comparing every korean market to the ones in NYC and LA is tough, but I give KOMART 5/5 starts because....... its in DALLAS! Can it be better? Sure. Can it have more stuff? Yeap. However, aside from the great selections you simply cannot find elsewhere (regular markets) they also have $5 restaurant (great food and CHEAP), they also have a cell phone place (which have korean phones you can't buy here)... and they have some mini-stands sellings facial stuffs and nick-nacks. Anyways, great place! read more

I'm in love with this place! The bakery, the hot lunch area, the samples, the fresh produce, the Marvelous meat section! I could gush all day long but sadly my first trip was a short one. No worries, I will soon be a regular! Everything was so well stocked, so well organized, so easy to find (no I don't speak Korean-yet). This speaks to volumes for the amazing set up. Even the check out was high performance and quick! They let my lil guy keep and eat his yummy apple while our good was rung up. I loved the experience and can't wait to go back this weekend! Will update review soon read more

Komart is like the korean walmart. Huge place with everything you could want grocery wise and even some cooking utensils and home appliances. There is a little gift shop type place kinda like a sanrio with a lot of random crap and cutesy shit your girlfriend would like. If you want a kimchi fridge you can get one here as well. Dont be fooled by the cell phone store though! Samsung, LG, Helio straight from Korea right? Should be cheaper, right? PFFT! Their prices with contract are HIGHER than you could get these phones off ebay. Careful there. The little deli area and the boba place are nice though. Dont expect super high quality food for $5.00 but its a nice inexpensive lunch if you're in the area. They usually have kimbap on the shelf near the register for $1.50 if you're just looking for a snack as well. Be warned, they dont accept credit cards unless your purchase is over $10. Technically this is against the law but lots of places do this and get away with it so either bring cash or buy some more stuff! read more

Yeah the food counter is only $5 for any of the meals, you have to first go to the grocery cash register and pay and take the receipt up to the food counter with your order. It's not the best, but it's cheap. read more

This place has really gone downhill since i started coming here. Food court price has gone from $5 to $8 for my favorite tufu soup. in addition, the food server has a nasty mean atitude. No more for me. read more

Whaaaaat? I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet, especially considering how often you can find me there. Pretty much, you can get any basic ingredient for Korean cooking here, along with some already-prepared food. There are always a couple of Korean ladies frying up some deliciousness by the cash registers - my mom and I always buy something for an appetizer before we eat at the little $5 restaurant that's inside. If I don't feel like driving to H Mart, this is my alternative. And it's awesome. read more

5 star rating for the restaurant!! $5 for anything on the menu and they are not bad at all! Go there hungry and get two dishes!! I would not say this is a Korean version of Walmart, though. There are places like H-Mart that are comparable. read more

Komart is for the people who just want a nice simple korean grocery store. Always friendly, the staff is super nice and they just do what they do best, whether that be making some fresh kimchi or bindaedduk, its a nice getaway from H-Mart. My parents go here for their fresh tofu, it's some of the best tofu i've ever had. Komart also has a nice selection of rice cakeys. I once saw Bradie James of the Dallas Cowboys there. I asked him what he was doing there, he said he and his wife were shopping for noodles lol read more

The only thing that is worth coming for is the food court, which after a quick glance seemed yummy and affordable. But I would not come here for any of the meats or produce. I saw a box of tomatoes that was way past its prime. Nothing seemed fresh. And the kimchi area near the meat department stunk so bad. read more

The difference in popularity between H-Mart and Komart is striking. True, the produce at Komart is not nearly as fresh or abundant. But their other grocery items (snacks, frozen noodles) are okay. What brings me here though, besides the Korean bakery in the same plaza, is Komart's $6 meals. Seriously, $6 including tax & tips - I feel like I'm robbing this place. Yet I can't help but repeatedly commit such an atrocious crime: you buy a $6 meal ticket at the cashier, bring it to the adjacent food court, and choose from 20+ Korean dish combos. The bibimbap is simple & refreshing. The rice cake & dumpling soup (duk mandu guk) is savory and perfect when you're in a carbo-holic mood. All the dishes come with rice & kimchi, yum! For the gluten-intolerant, bibimbap sans the meat is safe (I suspect the meat is marinated in soy sauce). And avoid the kimchi because Korean spices tend to contain flour. read more

Ko-mart is no H-mart, but it's way closer to me so I've learned to live with it. It has all the staples you need, but just a lot less variety and at greater cost. The #1 downer about Ko-mart is their lack of good kimchi. Do not even try their homemade pogi kimchi-- it's cheap but horrible. I bought a whole bag and cringed my way eating through it (ultimately I got so sick of it I had to throw it out). Everytime I look for buchu kimchi they don't have it, or it costs way too much. But even the commercial kimchi they stock is not very good, except for this one brand that they import from Korea (it comes in a box and costs about $20 per box). The #2 downer is that they don't sell very good meats. Normally that's not a problem because I can get my meat at Central Market, but in the case of short ribs I need to go to a Korean market. I've bought short ribs from here twice (the 2nd time just to see if the 1st time was a fluke) and I have been severely disappointed by quality. What I do like about Ko-mart is: 1) they home-make fresh tofu, which you can buy at 99cents per block. It's cheap, fresh, and good. 2) Most of their homemade banchan--EXCEPT FOR THEIR HOMEMADE KIMCHI-- is quite good. 3) Food court is slightly better and slightly cheaper than H-Mart's food court (which is the worst-tasting Korean food court I've ever been to. So disappointing!) read more

I dont understand why less than 5 stars is acceptable for this place. $6.00 for some amazing Korean food is a steal. Yuk Gae Jang....... Sigh......... I could almost move to Dallas for this on its own. My wife had the Dol-sot Bibimbap and she was extremely happy. The pre packaged Kim Bap is a great snack to go. read more

This place is like a time machine which has brought me back 25 years. The setup of this place reminds me of a Korean market of the 1980's in Oregon, Washington, or California. The place serves its purpose of selling imported food and kitchen ware from Korea with the lack of decor. Kinda plain interior with white walls, floors, and refrigerators. The look of the place does not inspire me to loosen my wallet but what the hell. If you need some staples like prepared kimchee, Korean miso, or red pepper paste, they have it. I really just come here for the little food court which offers entrees for a straight $6.00 with no tax issues applied. I've noticed that many other folks do the same without shopping. They have a reasonable menu with about 30-40 items. No tip is required as it is setup like a cafeteria where you pickup your prepared food and cleanup when finished. You first must decide what you want, walk up to the store cashier for payment, and then take the receipt back to the kitchen area so the magic of cooking begins. I recommend the galbi tang (beef rib soup), yuk gae jang (spicy beef soup), yaki mandu (fried pot stickers), and ojinga pokum (spicy sauteed squid). The quality and taste of the food is 4 stars out of 5 which is very surprising for cafeteria style eating. I'm assuming the quality of the food is good, because they have access to fresh ingredients a reach away (literally). Additionally, their food is more tasty than some Korean restaurants in the DFW area, so those lacking brick and mortar restaurants better step up their game. I will mention those restaurants in later reviews. read more

Ko-Mart: anyone can guess it's a Korean grocery store. But inside, there is also a type of deli where the meals are only $5. Some choices are: bulgogi, ojingo bokum (spicy squid), fried rice, noodles, etc. Each meal comes with the day's special or whatever they decide to do (ie - kim chi, pickled radishes, seaweed, etc.) rice, and some hot soup. Ko-mart also has small kiosks inside where they have cute Hello Kitty type things such stickers, cellphone charms, plushies, etc. They also have others that sell cellphones, hairclips, babies' clothing, etc. And of course, you can't forget the grocery store if you're just looking to cook your own Korean food. read more

Clean and good selection of special korean food produce, meat and products. I love to go for the $5 meals that they have. You pay at the cashier first, just say I want to pay for a $5 meal, go up to the counter right across from the cashier area and check out the selection, pick one, give the # of your selection to the counter person and your receipt from which you paid the cashier and sit and wait for your order. Free water and self service, credit card or cash, parking in strip mall lot and there is security(for what reason---I dont know), pretty safe area because I have gone to that area many times at night with no problems. The meal usually comes with 2 panchan, rice always and it's so cheap and good. I had the spicy kimchee pork once and tried the spicy tofu the second time. Cheap and tasty. read more

Should have gotten the Bulgi. Fried Squid was so tuff. Be I give them another chance and get something different.

$5 for above average quality food. Can't beat that price! Anytime I need to do some shopping at Ko-Mart, I eat at the food court. Again, can't beat that price. My fav is the spicy pork. If I'm really hungry, I'll get the spicy pork and the dduk-bbok-kki. read more

Food (**** out of *****) - gigantic meals with 3 side dishes, rice, soup, and a main dish. Plus, if you're still not full, they'll give you extra rice or side dishes for free if you ask really nice in Korean, "Cum sam i dah, can I have some more kim che?" Hot and tasty standard Korean fare free of MSG. I am not thirsty afterwards, so they don't use or use very little MSG. Atmosphere (** out of *****) - you're eating cafeteria style in a supermarket. Service (** out of *****) - it is self-service cafeteria style. Conclusion - although their score tally is 3 stars, I'm sneaking in 2 more stars for value. I usually I go for the $5 meals but this is actually cheaper than a $5 meal even though their dishes are $6 because you don't have to tip since it is cafeteria style dining. It is $6 including tax with no tipping so it's an incredible bargain. If I lived next door, I would dine there every day! The meat in their bulgogi dish is approximately 1/3 lb. It is an enormous portion for the price! You couldn't buy a hamburger in most joints for $6, but you're paying $6 all inclusive for an enormous 6 course meal! Woo hoo ;0) P.S. Since I don't cook, my review is only of their cafeteria. It is not a review of their supermarket. I once tried to cook pancakes but burned down my kitchen instead. Instead of pancakes with whipped cream, I ended up having pancakes with flame retardant foam! LOL! read more

I really like having a place I can get oriental food items with, for me as an anglo, more selection than I sometimes want to deal with. And they now make tofu right in the store. To me the store made tofu has a great nutty taste that I've never experienced in the tofu I get in the little plastic containers. And Ko-Mart has great deals on produce, often on everyday produce, not just ingredients for Korean dishes. (Between this and the Hispanic supermarkets, I just don't buy produce at anglo stores anymore.) I won't give them a 5/5, just because I'm no expert, but this is the best Korean market I've ever found. read more

Came here for the food court. Definitely budget friendly as tax is included in the advertised price. This place is old and run down. The food was tasty but didn't seem fresh and quality is questionable. Don't think I would return which I'm sad to say. Need to represent my fellow Koreans! read more

Like many others have mentioned, this place is not comparable to H-Mart. When I was there, quite a few shelves were empty, which is never attractive. They don't have a great variety of brands, but you can definitely find all your necessities. The food is decent too, especially for $6 (buy your meal ticket at at a cash register). They give you a lot of food, and I was way stuffed after eating lunch there. The sushi folks also gave us a free sampling of sushi! Also, a pack of mushrooms that I'd bought turned out to be slimey and smelled horrible after just a couple of days. Not buying mushrooms there anymore. I do want to try their homemade tofu sometime though. Extra star for being closer to me than H-Mart. read more

You get used to the fish odor after you have come here many times. The people who work here play stupid because they hope you just shrug your shoulders like they do and walk away. They just bumped up their price on their lunches and expanded the menu all at the same time. The meats that they use for their lunches are inconsistent but usually tasty regardless. +1 for being close to my house. +1 for the grocery selection. +1 for offering way affordable lunch. read more

I didn't buy anything so maybe it's unfair of me to review, but this place seemed A-OK. They had a restaurant in there and plenty of Korean and oriental market place options. They also had a pretty impressive amount of fresh seafood. You could also buy a few Korean household items and the like. I liked the atmosphere too. Go check it out! read more

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Great little market with all your Korean needs. This place also has a little food court. To purchase anything here you need to go to register #5 and give them your oder. I tried the Soon Do Boo. The tofu was creamy and delicious. I wish they had different types of soon do boo. They only have seafood which I'm not the biggest fan of. read more

Food court serves the spiciest yuk gae jang (spicy beef soup), that I have ever tasted but so good. I even got a rare compliment from a Korean lady for ordering it! Go through the store first and pick out a drink, step in line and pay for your order by number and then present the ticket to the counter. Sides that accompanied the soup were good but not enough kim chi. read more

When I first walked in, I started to turn around and walk out. The fishy smell was overwhelming...took a few minutes to get used to and then I didn't notice it. Bought some already marinated kalbi, grilled it last night and it was just okay. I think I'll stick with eating it out instead of DIY. bleh. I would like to go back and try some of the food the women were cooking in there, think it's safe?? read more

Have been back several times to buy ramen, but this weekend I tried the food court. As a non-Korean, I was not too sure what I was ordering... I saw the word "Kalbi" and saw a picture with a stone bowl so I ordered it. (You have to order at the register and pickup at the food court counter. Make sure you give them the menu item number if you don't speak Korean.). What came out was a bubbling caldron of spicy rice cake, noodles, veggies, and kalbi. While the cut of kalbi was not great, the overall taste more then made up for the cut of meat. It was a great meal for $10. It came with rice, cabbage kimchi, and cucumber kimchi. The best thing about the meal was that the stone bowl kept everything super hot for the entire meal. It's been a week since and I am jonesing for more read more

Komart food court sucks! I ordered cold noodle and taste really sucks Even disgusting!! I spit out what I ate and couldn't eat anything. I returned the tray and they told me "Why didn't you add some mustard sauce?" What??? It was not noodle but big dough. I couldn't mix with chopsticks. There were no sauce on it. The owner doesn't have any service mind. She always yelling people"Bring your ticket!" Don't waste your money here. I will be Never back there and spread this experience. read more

Use to be a good place but has fallen over time . The fresh made tofu is wonderful an at a good price the produce is ok. But do watch the rotation on the can Nd bottled foods .. Some have been there too long read more

I am reviewing the newish drink store INSIDE komart, its near the food court but not in it, and they sell milk tea there which is DELICIOUS. My older sister is now hooked on milk tea thanks to this store. It is REALLY some of the BEST milk tea around. I highly recommend going there if you are looking for something to start you in a love affair with milk tea. read more

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This is a pretty compact and stocked asian market that has a really good eating area. It is not fancy, but the food is reasonable and VERY good. We pop by for lunch when in the area. Parking is a little iffy sometimes and the staff doesn't seem overly friendly -- but they are OK. The store could be a little neater and cleaner, but it is passable. read more

The $6 meal was okay. It was cheap but the taste left much to be desired. However, my family has fallen in love with the kimbap they sell inside. Delicious and made on the spot. I would definitely recommend others to try the food court here. Make sure to buy your lunch ticket at checkout station #5. And take time after lunch to roam around the store. It is pretty fun. I enjoy this store more than hmart. It's homey. read more

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I like to come here not really for groceries but for the endless Asian snacks they have! the store could use some remodeling but honestly the pocky they sell here is worth everything!! read more

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