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I would consider Mega Mart a smaller yet more affordable version of H-Mart. The produce section was well maintained, though the fruit selection felt somewhat limited. The vegetables looked fresh, vibrant, and were packaged neatly. However, I did notice there were fewer juice and smoothie options than expected. Similarly, the meat and seafood sections were on the smaller side. There were standard cuts of beef and pork alongside a few marinated options, though less commonly used cuts were noticeably absent. There were reasonably priced salmon and tuna blocks available, but the selection of other fish and crustaceans was limited. That said, the seafood on display looked fresh, fatty, and high quality. There was a wide assortment of Asian frozen products and prices were noticeably a few dollars cheaper compared to other grocery stores nearby. As a dumpling and dim sum lover, I found myself gravitating toward the frozen section for quite some time. While most brands leaned Korean, there were still a variety of different Asian cuisines represented. There was also a bakery built into the store and the cakes looked beautiful. Most whole cakes were priced around $40. Unfortunately, the fried pastries were unavailable during my visit so I was unable to try the croquettes. The packaged baked goods also were not fully stocked despite my morning visit, which was one area that could be improved. I did enjoy the roasted sweet potato station though, which gave this corner of the store a warm and inviting smell. The prepackaged meal section was easily the most impressive part of the store. Dumplings, noodle dishes, and rice bowls were mostly priced under $10 and were generously packed with proteins and toppings. The banchan selection leaned heavily vegetable based, though I would love to see more seasoned protein options in the future. There was also a fried chicken station where customers could order individual pieces. The kimchi dumplings were plump and generously filled. The japchae was simple but satisfying, though I would not have minded a heavier hand with the sesame oil. The sushi was neatly prepared and the quality honestly felt comparable to what I would expect at a restaurant. Overall, this is a great market although I would not consider it a true one stop shop. I would likely pair this visit with another grocery store for a wider fruit and protein selection. However, this will absolutely become one of my preferred stops whenever I want convenient and affordable ready made meals.
Still a great grocery store with great sale deals and love having their to go food selection available close by for my lazy days. BUT FCKS SAKE. Hi other grocers in the store. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE PREPARED FOOD CONTAINERS, OPEN THE CONTAINER TO EAT A FEW PIECES, AND PUT THE CONTAINER BACK. What the heck is wrong with you?! Grossssssss. I will not be taking a star down because this isnt the store's fault but they need to do something about this because I will not be buying the food here again for a while just because of what I saw today.
Been going here since they were K-Market and have been a rewards member since. After hitting my 1000 points redemption, I think it's about time for a review. Love the ample parking, prime location, and how spacious it is inside. The rewards system is essentially a 1% cash back at a 1000pt cliff -- meaning you get $10 after you spend $1000 but no redemptions before that. Being a member also doesn't get you any additional discounts vs non-members. But hey it's free so it doesn't hurt. I'll always support there being more Asian grocery stores in the West Side of the South Bay. H-Mart always had that spot for me, but now it's shared. Mega Mart's marketed as a more premium store, but it does its best when they're running sales. Price between the two are pretty neck and neck. You'll spend anywhere from $70-$200 per trip cuz the small things do add up. They used to have prepped food marked off anywhere from 30-70% off in the final and early hours of the day. Now, it's an inconsistent luck of the draw. However, I've never had an issue with food quality with anything I've purchased whether it be prepped food or raw ingredients. 4/5, solid store. Hope they continue to grow and thrive as a mainstay of the community.
Shame on me for not realizing this place existed. I love the variety of asian markets in the South Bay, my usual is mitsuwa but after seeing this on Yelp we decided to give it a visit. The pictures I've seen didn't do this place justice, it was way bigger then I expected, it reminds me of hmart but there was no crazy crowds as a hmart can have so we were able to leisurely shop without having to navigate oncoming cart traffic thought the aisles. We stocked up on various snacks and there was a huge amount of grab and go foods. We were heading for dinner after so I didn't get to try what I wanted but there is next time because the bossom looked delicious. We got a bunch of the Dubai cookie mochi things, an other baked goods, some chicken wings and japchae. The prices I feel are really good. I'm not sure if it'll replace my trips to mitsuwa entirely but I really can't wait for the next time we are in that area to visit again
not sure how I haven't heard of this market before. S tier for having hot deli food for lazy folks that still want great flavors. The selection is truly jaw dropping, from an assortment of kimchis to fried chicken katsu, hearty soups, it was well worth the 30 minute browse. also super clean and cashier managed to pack 10+ items into a paper bag, will be coming again.
I absolutely love this place! I usually come here to get food to go! They always have food that's cooked and fresh. They have authentic Korean food in addition to desserts. You really can spend a very long time in here deciding what you really want or just get everything. I have made multiple trips just to try different items. They always add new stuff too!!!
Sweet corn was really, REALLY bad. It almost tasted like i was biting into fake corn on the cobs. The salmon nigiri sushi is very yum, i usually ate this one without the provided soysauce because I'm gluten free and the fresh fish honestly doesnt need it. Tastes great with the wasabi
Pretty decent Korean market. This market is where I found the viral sweet potato bread. Not sure how long it's been in the freezer because there was some slight freezer burn when I opened the package. They also have a hot food section. In the evenings, some items will go at a discounted price. During my first time shopping here, I didn't know why everyone was just waiting around. Turns out, customers are waiting around for the prices to drop. And just like that, most of the top selections will be emptied out of the shelves fast.
Great supermarket for most Asian foods and snacks! They have the viral mango ice cream here along with grape flavor. Lots of deals here as well. Quick and easy place to grab some Korean dishes. Food in the deli section has been hit or miss for me. The kimbap so far has the best value and tastes the best. Huge portion and assembled well with bulgogi. The boneless crispy chicken has a good sauce to it and if you come when it comes out, it will still have a slight crisp to it. Hold wells for a bit but do get soggy. I'd avoid the nigiri and unagi here. The salmon didn't have much taste and is just texture. The unagi was very tough and chewy with some pieces having bones in them. The rice is a bit hard. Didn't expect much from grocery market sushi but still fell below my expectations. The Dubai chocolate sulpang was delicious. Creamy and love the crispy pieces on top. They have a drinks section as well that I'll try next time.
Sigh... and this is why I'm always hesitant to eat out. To be fair, the food selection looked fresh and yummy, and I was hungry, so I picked up the eel 'deopbap' from the ready-to-eat section. I've found all sorts of things in premade food over the years: hair, caterpillars, spiders, and today, I get to add a produce sticker to the list. Finding a sticker literally cooked onto the green pepper tells me everything I need to know: the vegetables weren't washed or even glanced at before being tossed in. I'd only recommend eating here if you don't mind a lack of basic food safety/cleanliness. It's clear the prep staff is just going through the motions. Otherwise, stick to buying the raw ingredients here and cook for your family at home where you know the food is actually being cleaned.
This spot is like Korean food take out heaven! We got the vegetarian Kimbap, gyoza, and radish with kimchi. It was a fulfilling meal. Their ready to eat food options are expansive and they keep refilling it too! The take out food was affordable. I want to try some of their pastries next.
This location honestly makes the Fremont store look so bad. This Mega Mart is actually of the right size, it's comparable to an H Mart. The aisles were neatly organized, clean, got sampling stations here and there (usually by the freezers). The prices aren't too crazy either, they have deals from time to time, just watch out for those yellow tags. MM is almost like my go to when it comes to green onions, tofu, noodles, and frozen kimbaps. Those of you who are only about the Trader Joe's frozen kimbap is sleeping on the selection here. Like the other MM location, they have a deli and bakery on the far end. Their deli selection has kimbap, japchae, variety of rice bowls, "fried" chicken (they're more on the soggy side), banchan galore, dumplings, bibimbap, and sushi. Unlike Japanese supermarkets, they just have all day 30% off or $10 flat on certain items. I've seen that deal on rice, noodles, and sushi, pretty good for a quick grab and go meal. Their bakery has prepackaged breads and cakes. They got those fancy fruit sandos, mochi breads, cream breads. They're okay, I feel like I've had better at standalone bakeries for sure, but some days you just can't say no to a cute little corn shaped mochi bun.
I love H-Mart. But I think I love this place even more! They just have so many things here, and I feel like I can explore for a while. There are so many things I want to try. I really love their ready meals at the deli. Their bulgogi is so good! They have so many different options to choose from, especially on weekends! They even have a sushi section, but I haven't tried their other meals yet. However, the hot meals are definitely a plus. Their bakery is pretty tasty as well. They even have those viral vegetable mochi, like the purple potato, corn, and chestnut, already made. I definitely bought some of those. Some of their baked goods are too cute. It definitely gets busy here on weekends, but it's not that bad. I will definitely keep coming back here.
1 month ago
The store is clean and well organized and the checkout woman is so friendly! She greets everyone and is super kind. I dropped by for my usual mushroom run and decided to peruse the aisles. I was excited to see that they now have a "Vegan Vegetable Mandu" offering in the hot food section. I had to grab both options to test them out : Unlimeat Kimchi Mandoo and Unlimeat Vegetable Mandoo. Each package has 8 pieces and a packet of shoyu. After trying both, the kimchi version won me over a bit more. The other option is lighter in flavor, and I'm a fan of bold and spicy food. Adding the shoyu helps, but I could easily eat all the kimchi ones alone. I'm not sure I'd get them often, but I like having an option in the grab and go section for when I'm short on time and hungry. They also added some Pulmone vegan-friendly microwave dumplings to the frozen section, so I got those too. I noticed some plant-based bulgogi kimbap in the frozen section, but I decided to skip them because I'm iffy about the textures of frozen kimbap. I love when grocery stores have vegan-friendly options! I hope this means they'll start adding more vegan-friendly options in the grab and go hot food section. A tofu and veggie rice bowl would be nice! read more
3 months ago
Stopped in for kimbap & produce, found parts of the ready-to-go food area had been updated with more choices - inc. more sushi rolls, poke bowls, & ice cream. Service is always fast, store is always clean, & you are always bound to find a new delicious food to try. read more
I would consider Mega Mart a smaller yet more affordable version of H-Mart. The produce section was well maintained, though the fruit selection felt somewhat limited. The vegetables looked fresh, vibrant, and were packaged neatly. However, I did notice there were fewer juice and smoothie options than expected. Similarly, the meat and seafood sections were on the smaller side. There were standard cuts of beef and pork alongside a few marinated options, though less commonly used cuts were noticeably absent. There were reasonably priced salmon and tuna blocks available, but the selection of other fish and crustaceans was limited. That said, the seafood on display looked fresh, fatty, and high quality. There was a wide assortment of Asian frozen products and prices were noticeably a few dollars cheaper compared to other grocery stores nearby. As a dumpling and dim sum lover, I found myself gravitating toward the frozen section for quite some time. While most brands leaned Korean, there were still a variety of different Asian cuisines represented. There was also a bakery built into the store and the cakes looked beautiful. Most whole cakes were priced around $40. Unfortunately, the fried pastries were unavailable during my visit so I was unable to try the croquettes. The packaged baked goods also were not fully stocked despite my morning visit, which was one area that could be improved. I did enjoy the roasted sweet potato station though, which gave this corner of the store a warm and inviting smell. The prepackaged meal section was easily the most impressive part of the store. Dumplings, noodle dishes, and rice bowls were mostly priced under $10 and were generously packed with proteins and toppings. The banchan selection leaned heavily vegetable based, though I would love to see more seasoned protein options in the future. There was also a fried chicken station where customers could order individual pieces. The kimchi dumplings were plump and generously filled. The japchae was simple but satisfying, though I would not have minded a heavier hand with the sesame oil. The sushi was neatly prepared and the quality honestly felt comparable to what I would expect at a restaurant. Overall, this is a great market although I would not consider it a true one stop shop. I would likely pair this visit with another grocery store for a wider fruit and protein selection. However, this will absolutely become one of my preferred stops whenever I want convenient and affordable ready made meals. read more
Still a great grocery store with great sale deals and love having their to go food selection available close by for my lazy days. BUT FCKS SAKE. Hi other grocers in the store. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE PREPARED FOOD CONTAINERS, OPEN THE CONTAINER TO EAT A FEW PIECES, AND PUT THE CONTAINER BACK. What the heck is wrong with you?! Grossssssss. I will not be taking a star down because this isnt the store's fault but they need to do something about this because I will not be buying the food here again for a while just because of what I saw today. read more
Been going here since they were K-Market and have been a rewards member since. After hitting my 1000 points redemption, I think it's about time for a review. Love the ample parking, prime location, and how spacious it is inside. The rewards system is essentially a 1% cash back at a 1000pt cliff -- meaning you get $10 after you spend $1000 but no redemptions before that. Being a member also doesn't get you any additional discounts vs non-members. But hey it's free so it doesn't hurt. I'll always support there being more Asian grocery stores in the West Side of the South Bay. H-Mart always had that spot for me, but now it's shared. Mega Mart's marketed as a more premium store, but it does its best when they're running sales. Price between the two are pretty neck and neck. You'll spend anywhere from $70-$200 per trip cuz the small things do add up. They used to have prepped food marked off anywhere from 30-70% off in the final and early hours of the day. Now, it's an inconsistent luck of the draw. However, I've never had an issue with food quality with anything I've purchased whether it be prepped food or raw ingredients. 4/5, solid store. Hope they continue to grow and thrive as a mainstay of the community. read more
Shame on me for not realizing this place existed. I love the variety of asian markets in the South Bay, my usual is mitsuwa but after seeing this on Yelp we decided to give it a visit. The pictures I've seen didn't do this place justice, it was way bigger then I expected, it reminds me of hmart but there was no crazy crowds as a hmart can have so we were able to leisurely shop without having to navigate oncoming cart traffic thought the aisles. We stocked up on various snacks and there was a huge amount of grab and go foods. We were heading for dinner after so I didn't get to try what I wanted but there is next time because the bossom looked delicious. We got a bunch of the Dubai cookie mochi things, an other baked goods, some chicken wings and japchae. The prices I feel are really good. I'm not sure if it'll replace my trips to mitsuwa entirely but I really can't wait for the next time we are in that area to visit again read more
not sure how I haven't heard of this market before. S tier for having hot deli food for lazy folks that still want great flavors. The selection is truly jaw dropping, from an assortment of kimchis to fried chicken katsu, hearty soups, it was well worth the 30 minute browse. also super clean and cashier managed to pack 10+ items into a paper bag, will be coming again. read more
I absolutely love this place! I usually come here to get food to go! They always have food that's cooked and fresh. They have authentic Korean food in addition to desserts. You really can spend a very long time in here deciding what you really want or just get everything. I have made multiple trips just to try different items. They always add new stuff too!!! read more
7 months ago
Sweet corn was really, REALLY bad. It almost tasted like i was biting into fake corn on the cobs. The salmon nigiri sushi is very yum, i usually ate this one without the provided soysauce because I'm gluten free and the fresh fish honestly doesnt need it. Tastes great with the wasabi read more
Pretty decent Korean market. This market is where I found the viral sweet potato bread. Not sure how long it's been in the freezer because there was some slight freezer burn when I opened the package. They also have a hot food section. In the evenings, some items will go at a discounted price. During my first time shopping here, I didn't know why everyone was just waiting around. Turns out, customers are waiting around for the prices to drop. And just like that, most of the top selections will be emptied out of the shelves fast. read more
Great supermarket for most Asian foods and snacks! They have the viral mango ice cream here along with grape flavor. Lots of deals here as well. Quick and easy place to grab some Korean dishes. Food in the deli section has been hit or miss for me. The kimbap so far has the best value and tastes the best. Huge portion and assembled well with bulgogi. The boneless crispy chicken has a good sauce to it and if you come when it comes out, it will still have a slight crisp to it. Hold wells for a bit but do get soggy. I'd avoid the nigiri and unagi here. The salmon didn't have much taste and is just texture. The unagi was very tough and chewy with some pieces having bones in them. The rice is a bit hard. Didn't expect much from grocery market sushi but still fell below my expectations. The Dubai chocolate sulpang was delicious. Creamy and love the crispy pieces on top. They have a drinks section as well that I'll try next time. read more
8 months ago
Sigh... and this is why I'm always hesitant to eat out. To be fair, the food selection looked fresh and yummy, and I was hungry, so I picked up the eel 'deopbap' from the ready-to-eat section. I've found all sorts of things in premade food over the years: hair, caterpillars, spiders, and today, I get to add a produce sticker to the list. Finding a sticker literally cooked onto the green pepper tells me everything I need to know: the vegetables weren't washed or even glanced at before being tossed in. I'd only recommend eating here if you don't mind a lack of basic food safety/cleanliness. It's clear the prep staff is just going through the motions. Otherwise, stick to buying the raw ingredients here and cook for your family at home where you know the food is actually being cleaned. read more
1 year ago
This spot is like Korean food take out heaven! We got the vegetarian Kimbap, gyoza, and radish with kimchi. It was a fulfilling meal. Their ready to eat food options are expansive and they keep refilling it too! The take out food was affordable. I want to try some of their pastries next. read more
This location honestly makes the Fremont store look so bad. This Mega Mart is actually of the right size, it's comparable to an H Mart. The aisles were neatly organized, clean, got sampling stations here and there (usually by the freezers). The prices aren't too crazy either, they have deals from time to time, just watch out for those yellow tags. MM is almost like my go to when it comes to green onions, tofu, noodles, and frozen kimbaps. Those of you who are only about the Trader Joe's frozen kimbap is sleeping on the selection here. Like the other MM location, they have a deli and bakery on the far end. Their deli selection has kimbap, japchae, variety of rice bowls, "fried" chicken (they're more on the soggy side), banchan galore, dumplings, bibimbap, and sushi. Unlike Japanese supermarkets, they just have all day 30% off or $10 flat on certain items. I've seen that deal on rice, noodles, and sushi, pretty good for a quick grab and go meal. Their bakery has prepackaged breads and cakes. They got those fancy fruit sandos, mochi breads, cream breads. They're okay, I feel like I've had better at standalone bakeries for sure, but some days you just can't say no to a cute little corn shaped mochi bun. read more
2 years ago
I love H-Mart. But I think I love this place even more! They just have so many things here, and I feel like I can explore for a while. There are so many things I want to try. I really love their ready meals at the deli. Their bulgogi is so good! They have so many different options to choose from, especially on weekends! They even have a sushi section, but I haven't tried their other meals yet. However, the hot meals are definitely a plus. Their bakery is pretty tasty as well. They even have those viral vegetable mochi, like the purple potato, corn, and chestnut, already made. I definitely bought some of those. Some of their baked goods are too cute. It definitely gets busy here on weekends, but it's not that bad. I will definitely keep coming back here. read more
7 months ago
Today, I bought the sliced radish kimchi (깍두기). The label says packed on March 15. At home, I tried it and it tasted awful -- like it was way over-fermented and rotten. I grew up eating this side dish, and it's my favorite, so I was extremely disappointed that I had to throw it out. What a waste! read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Super clean store. Everything is well organized. The only thing I didn't care for was the food. Large variety of Korean food and sides. Ended up getting bulgogi kimchi fried rice and it tasted okay... but the texture- it's slimy which was super weird so I ended up tossing it. Made that day. Flavored wings are okay nothing to write home about. read more
1 year ago
They have a hug Korean Market with amazing fresh food, bakery and beverage selection. It's a must try if you're in the area. They also have marinated meat you can buy and grill on your own. My fav is their daily selection of affordable sushi to go! read more
9 months ago
Omg. They have many Makgeolli I've ever seen The other pro is that you can eat the cooked food in the store. Awesome. read more
Quality/Quantity - Day one - Got some 50% off deli foods. Soup, kimbops, etc. Quality reflected the price, LOL. Day 2 - We got here later so they were all sold out, and I was craving that 50% off squid kimbap!! Anyways, In N Out, here I come. Atmosphere - Crazy busy when they first opened. Open 7 days a week from 8am to 9pm. Plenty of parking now. Again, when they first opened, we had to fight for a space. Service - N/A, self service today. Oh, well the checkout was quick and smooth. Price - 50% off deli foods after 7pm; inexpensive, but you also get what you pay for. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1975 and with your franchise system and all your other brands, companies, etc. 2001 - Mega Mart, currently 6 in the US. read more
I've honestly always thought that H-Mart is the GO TO if any Korean groceries are needed, but MY GOD was I wrong. After going to Mega Mart the entire trajectory of my life has been changed and only makes me wish that we had one of these chains in SoCal. It's not only a market, but there's a bakery with cute cakes, pastries, hot K-food like corn dogs, etc., sandwiches, and even an instant noodle/ramyun bar (I'm a SUCKER for these, even though I know that I can just make them at home). We were there later in the evening so they were already closed, but seeing what they had, my mind was blown. Super cute bear and bunny cookies, a cute carrot savory pastry that is just so genius in design, soju cakes, flowery decorated cupcakes and cute creampuffs, potato and egg salad sandwiches, ready to eat bentos and rice bowls, sushi and kimbap, and so much more. Would be a great place to swing by for a fast snack or to get lunch for later/another day. They have a pretty decent selection of snacks, sweets, instant noodles, home goods, produce, meats and seafood (like you'd find at any Korean market). They even have prepackaged sets of seafood and meats meant for hot pots and stews. I've even found some instant noodles that I have never seen before in markets (the strawberry noodles, yet I still can't find my Tom Yum Buldak)... However, $2.99 for a pack of Shin Ramyun is the LOWEST that I've ever seen it at, along with a bunch of other flavors that would at least be $4-5 a pack, this is the lowest prices I've seen. Additionally, there were drinks and other snacks that I haven't seen at other Asian markets either. Big W and I'd love to swing by again next time I'm in NorCal, or even better, they decide to expand to SoCal. read more
I only have amazing great things to say about Mega Mart Korean grocery store in Sunnyvale. It's the best place for Korean ingredients and deli foods. Their banchan side dishes are always so much better in taste and flavors compared to Hankook Supermarket or HMart locations. Mega Mart Fremont looks dead and things don't seem fresh nowadays. Mega Mart is different and well operated. I made my own banchans by purchasing groceries here. Sauces/mixes are always available. Love buying soup packets too. Absolutely delicious. I was craving for the braised potatoes too, so I made my own at home. They rarely serve them at smaller Korean restaurants nowadays. Love grocery shopping here and prices are decent. Varieties keep me coming back. I'll be back again and hope they never shutdown this location. Staffs are still efficient and helpful. The location is always nicely maintained and organized. Food deli area is an excellent spot with place to sit inside too. You can purchase pastries and beverages over the counter as well. I love Korean groceries and foods. Perfect for my monthly stops. read more
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Super cute market ! Love that there's such variety all packed in this place: skincare, bakery, sushi, sashimi, deli wth plenty of ready to go food, to a mini restaurant inside! The cashier was friendly. Def coming back even if it's far - it's worth it. I wish HMart was like this... ahem, they need to step up their game. read more
Before Mega Mart, this place used to be the New Seasons Market. Mega Mart is a Korean grocery store that also has sushi, kimbap, stews, KFC, Jap Chae, etc. This particular store has one of the largest selections of prepared Korean food! Clean, air-conditioned store with no foul smell. It also has a dining area when you can sit and enjoy your hot meal. read more
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Inexpensive store with tiny beautiful items inside. Fruits are fresh , it's a very organize store. read more
Bought a strawberry sando and it didn't disappoint. First off, I love strawberries and whipped cream! This sandwich was made with soft bread, strawberries, and whipped cream. YUM! The cream was slightly sweet and the strawberries were perfectly ripe. It came as a diagonally cut sandwich which was the perfect portion for a small and fluffy dessert. read more
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What is K-Mart Happy Hour?
At 7PM a certain selection at their hot deli is half off, but I guess it goes fast. I've never been but read the reviews. They load up in their cart and wait for an employee to come with 50% off stickers
Do they have a food court where they make food to order? Thank!
No they do not. They do have a small stand in the building that serves snacks and drinks but it's outside of mega mart. Area 51 has food and drink places but again outside of the mega mart building.
Do they sell fresh oysters in the shell?
Honestly I haven’t seen fresh raw oysters. Most meats are pre-packaged with no visible butcher working in a back area. Most seafoods are pre-packaged frozen or refrigerated, but haven’t seen raw oysters.…
Do they sell fresh shishito peppers?
Hi Do they sell sweet potato cake in the in house bakery? I’ve seen lots of celebration or decorated cakes in the glass cooler, but can’t remember if they offer decorated Sweet Potato cake.
Does the deli sell hot food everyday, including Sundays? Was thinking of grabbing some chicken wings and japchae for dinner when I'm in the area.
Yes, they have hot food available everyday (that I've seen).
Where can I view the weekly ad?
At the store. Please ask for one. Thank you for reaching out.Kay
Do they accept discover?
Yes we do accept Discovery and all the Credit Card. Thank you so much for reaching out. Kay
Does their meatballs for hotpot have stuffing inside?
Do they sell Hotteok in the bakery/food court area? I never tried and want to try this street food.
I have only been there three times and haven't seen it sold there.
Can we order online for delivery of k groceries to my home? Website has not been update in years :(…
Not that I know of.
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