Hmart has a huge variety of foods from many countries and cultures. We love shopping there. They…read moreare alwasy helpful! Such a nice clean store

Pretty big hmart location, alot bigger than what they have in new york. whole variety of seafood as…read morewell as a new built japanese bakery inside the market. Fresh produce and vegetables. Snacks and frozen varieties of any kind as well as a small food court inside with a decent selection of asian alcohol. We mostly come here to get the beef rib meat to use for our homemade galbi as well as the other ingredients needed. could be cleaner, but other than that great market to stop by to.

This is one of the better Asian supermarkets that it is clean and quality. You will know because…read moreit's not as stinky as some of those other supermarkets and it's very clean. Some of the products are more expensive, but it's because it's got good quality. I get my meats and fish here for my bone broth. They clean the fish for you for you . Also, they're cooking utensils. where they've got wood utensils. I'm switching over from plastic to more natural forms of cooking utensils. It's a slow replacing process, but I believe in the toxins and plastic really affects our body. The vegetables are better quality and there's a lot of variety. Overall, there's so much in the store. Check it out, dedicate more time to explore. Kids will love this market. Service can sometimes feel rude. It's just a language barrier. Have patience and ask a better way. May you me well

Stopped by after we ate and this supermarket was phenomenal! It was really clean, organized and…read morebright (it also did not smell bad). Aisles were roomy. They carried a variety of meats and stuff. Didn't really check out the meat section thoroughly because I forgot my cooler and we were still doing errands (roomy mistake). They carried a lot of Asian items and fresh produce... I had to grab a couple of bags. The cashier was friendly and spoke to customers politely. Will definitely make our way out here again to restock.

we love the fresh food here so much, such a great price for what you get and everyone is so kind,…read moreespecially with our son! sometimes you will wait a while for your food but that's how you know it's best and most fresh! they recently redid the entire stores interior and it flows so well and is very spacious now. the grocery section is also great and makes it easy for me to get items i can't usually find.

Local middle Eastern market packed to the brim with groceries and household items. The have a…read morewalk-up counter/ restaurant in the back that has a variety of prepared food items. We had just eaten or we would have tried some things. We did get an order of the fresh bread and it was incredible. Since it is down the street from work I'm predicting a lunch order in the near future

What a cute little store packed with amazing international treats. The owners are the sweetest! We…read morewill be back many times

Good service and fresh meat/chicken cut according to your choice. Owner is great and provide your…read moreorder on time.

I love going to Halal Mart. I've never asked for something that they didn't have. I wanted Ful, and…read morethey had an entire shelf of different types of Ful to choose from! I needed a low salt alternative, and they have it. From olives, to dates, to Miswak sticks, to Loofahs like the ones my grandma grew, to imported Egyptian potato chips that are Kebab flavored, to Karkaday, they have it. Even Mastika is available, and their stock gets bigger every time I drop in. I'll admit I sometimes visit just to say hello. They are friendly and eager to help me find what I'm looking for. I can highly recommend this very clean, well organized, meticulous store for your needs.

Great selection. Friendly and always willing to help find what you need! Come here regularly.read more

Great selection in the store for products. Very nice to have a store with this variety in the…read morecommunity. Staff isn't super helpful or welcoming but store is still a 5 star to me

I thought this was pretty authentic and hole in the wall Indian food! The place to eat in the back…read moreof a grocery store so it might not necessary have the best amenities, but food was truly authentic and I thought their Chole Bhatura was some of the most authentic that I've had in the US. I also shared a vada pav and the chutney that came with it felt home made. Their butter chicken and garlic naan was also great and I loved their mango lassi. I would say this restaurant is pretty authentic towards what real Indian food is like which I appreciated!

This place is full of scammers!! they literally stole $2,500 from me. This was the only store I…read morevisited and they stole my money and card information. be careful they have a fake card reader, they even tried to turn off their WiFi to have one of my friends writs down her card information claiming their WiFi was not working, when she said she didn't want the items their machine suddenly started working. this store is full of creeps who I've caught stealing the sweets and up charging their customers. Do not trust them... as they will also steal your card information. They also stole my friends EBT card information, and used all her money. She was not able to get her money back. be careful with these thieves. DO NOT VISIT THEM!!

I go here when I can as I now live far away, but I love the variety in food options. Abdullahi is…read morealways very nice and ready to help in anyway he can. There is not too much I can complain about with this store. I highly recommend this store to everyone.

Ensconced within the shopette at the corner of Parker and Mississippi (just across from the equally…read moreenticing pan-Soviet grocery called the Black Sea Market), the newly-opened Mile High Halaal Market will treat you to a decidedly different experience. The affable Somali proprietor is proud of his merchandise, and with good reason! There is a wide array of foodstuffs and beverages from East Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere offered here. Did you need a bag of instant Qahwo (Somali coffee, often spiced with cardamom, cloves and cinnamon)? Perhaps some Jowar (sorghum) flour? A jumbo canister of powdered milk? Or the mixes to make tangerine, watermelon, papaya or other fruit drinks? OK, technically those last items come from Chile, but you get my point - there's a lot of stuff to see here. And I haven't even mentioned their meat section - all Halaal of course! Why, there's your everyday beef and chicken, as well as Hilib Ari (goat), Hilib Geyl (camel)... mmmmmmmmm, so tasty! Well gee, where do you think Kiffah Cafe (on the other side of the parking lot) gets the meats for their yummy homestyle Somali dishes like Beer iyo Sabayad (liver and flatbread)? So visit Mile High Halaal Market and see why it's already on everyone's lips!