Modu Mart is the former Hyundai Asian Market - which I had never been to so I don't have a good point of comparison. Modu has a fresh veggies section (like the size of Tsai's), lots of aisle of frozen and packaged as well as new prepared foods which are fire. The kitchen is closed Sunday & Monday but they plan to have the fridge stocked - loved the selection of kimbap, bibimbap, brisket soup, korean curry, bossam (!!) and more! They used to own and run Bao Boys so you know these chef-prepared dishes are bomb. I also like the size of this place - not too overwhelmingly large, and they're so friendly so if you have an ingredient question - don't hesitate to ask! I'll be back - especially since I frequent swift run. read more

MODU MART - International Grocery Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Excellent variety for a small market. The food cooking in the restaurant portion smelled SO delicious. I will need to pop in for lunch soon. They offer deals sometimes that if you make a purchase of a certain amount in the market then lunch is on them. How cool? The parking lot is a bit compact and busy so be cautious as it is shared with surrounding businesses as well. read more

My husband and I were so happy to discover this store! I finally checked it out and loved what I found! I agree with an older review below that says it's better than Galleria and Hua Xing. It has way more options and even has fresh banchan (side dishes) like seasoned black beans and seaweed. The owner was nice to me and I got to practice my Korean with her after living in Korea for a year. I ate the ramen for lunch and it was delicious (I included a picture) and on sale! $1.99 :0) It is smaller but has a bigger selection of food and even drinks (I got a green plum drink that is soo refreshing, unique, and tastes good)!! read more

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Reading that they have fresh rice cake here. They don't have any anywhere. It's a small market. Small area for banchans and no in house kimchi either. Picked up some red bean file rice cakes and some purple corn tea, no big bottles here either. Not as many prepared foods as I was hoping to find at all. read more

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I don't get to this market all that often since it's on the other side of town where I live but when I've been in the area and in need of a few items for the pantry I've popped in. As others have said, this market skews more towards Korean cuisine. I'm not Korean so a lot of the items aren't familiar to me but I like to cook a variety of cuisines at home so I stop in when I need a specialized item that I can't find at my regular grocer. They've got a comprehensive selection of snacks, spices, oils, and a great selection of frozen and refrigerated items from dumplings to kimchi, meats, and more. Not huge but they always have what I'm looking for. read more

This store is the most authentic Korean grocery in Ann Arbor. The next best thing is HMart in Troy, but that's 45 min away. They have all of the classic Korean snacks, ingredients, and fresh vegetables. The owner helped us load our car we bought so much stuff!! Love it!!! read more

I love this place. The owner and cashier are very kind. I always enjoy having small talk with them (yes, I'm Korean). They're always willing to help when I can't find an item on the shelves. The best thing is that they have a variety of rice cakes made from scratch. Can't bit the chewiness of freshly made rice cake. It's a tiny supermarket but I haven't had any problem getting what I need for making Korean food. read more

They have good korean groceries and some prepared foods (i.e. kimchi, etc). However, if you're not korean, the customer service can be really bad. Not a good look. read more

I've been here a few times with my family and it's always good to know that the Hyundai Asian Market offers everything we could possibly need from rice cakes, tofu, veggie dumplings, vegetables, Korean snacks to soy sauce and various spices that are essential for Korean cuisine that my wife and I need to regularly stock up on. Although they are a small store, their competitive prices, compared to other nearby Asian markets, make up for that plus they have many things from cooking & dining utensils and a variety of other kitchenware that you would expect to see in a large store The workers here are very kind and accommodating and I really want to see this place succeed, knowing there's another bigger Korean store nearby that they are competing with, I am always one to root for the underdog, especially in this cause when they have a lot of benefits to offer. The workers here make fresh homemade rice cakes from scratch which is also a plus! Although there may seem to be possible language barrier, don't let that discourage you, they are friendly and mindful of customers and will treat you right! read more

I have officially checked out all the Asian grocery stores in the area. This one is Korean. Fresh kimchi and fish cake are in the fridge. They have ice cream fishies for $5!!!!!!!!!!!!! Need I say more? All other things are on par, but the store format is pretty small. They do put things on sale though, so that's a plus. Prices are fair, but can be somewhat ambiguous, so watch out. My mom was willing to "help out the small grocery store" and didn't want to correct the lady on a price mistakenly listed. SO the owner knowingly charged us more than the listed price on shelf for one of the items bought. Yeah, not a big deal price wise, but I'm BIG on principle. read more

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Very friendly owner! It's always pleasure to visit the place. Lots of yummy Korean foods. Anyone looking for fresh, authentic Asian product, this is the place for you. read more

In a strip mall next to a Shell gas station is a strange place for an Asian Market, but it had an interesting selection of Asian goods. It's mainly Chinese, but there were also some Korean offerings. In addition to canned and dried goods, the store also offers prepackaged frozen and refrigerated food, a small selection of hot peppers, Chinese cabbages and other vegetables, and cuts of meat and fish. In fact, the whole place smelled strongly of seafood. It wasn't unpleasant to me, but it might be to others. I was the only non-Asian shopping there the day I visited, and a lot of items are labeled solely in Chinese. One thing that impressed me was that they didn't offer just food but also had a sizable section devoted to kitchenware, from rice cookers to whisks. If I was looking to pick up a rice cooker or some Chinese vegetables that are hard to find at the local supermarket, I would seek them here. read more

MODU MART - International Grocery Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Sadly, I'm going to have to lower my rating for Hyundai Market. I haven't been there in a while because whenever I bought their vegetables, I had issues. For example, I would buy radish from them, bring it home and when I cut into it, it's either rotting or its not fresh, full of air pockets. I hate to drive 20 minutes back to the store so I would end up using only usable parts, however after going through this several times, I stop going... that is until today... I was in the area and didn't want to go to Manna, so I stopped by to buy radish, soy bean sprouts, and others... Well, I came back home to use the radish and I had the same problem... I really didn't want to go back to the market to get ti exchanged, I had feeling that other radish were probably in the same condition... I have decided as of today not to go to Hyundai Market... I'm all about helping small stores, but I can't waste my money buying tier 2 or tier 3 vegetables. Buyers be aware!!!! read more

Nice store. Had everything we needed. Clean. Open during this. Wear a mask and shop away.

Great and helpful store. During COVID, masks and gloves are required. I felt safe in this store and will go back.

Miles better than Galleria, which has such bad service I no longer frequent it. Sometimes it takes them a while to stock a particular item, but assuming that it comes from Korea, that's understandable these days. English is patchy, but I'd far rather have good service from a hesitant English speaker than terrible service from a native speaker (the latter of which is what Galleria offers). The offerings are more interesting than even Hua Xing, although this is such a small place, so it's become my favorite Asian market now. read more

I had noticed the name ... Hyundai. I never stopped until today. You see, I am a Tsai Grocery fan, from back in the days when it was called Sing Tong and in another mall. But I don't always have time to get over to Tsai Grocery. So today, after a trash & recycling run at the Drop-Off Station, I went kitty-corner over to Hyundai. With a name like Hyundai, I expected most of the items to be Korean in origin. Yep, I was right. There were not many of the familiar Japanese brands, but I was able to find Korean equivalents for nearly everything on my list. They didn't have my favorite brand of tempura-ko, but then, I do want to try that America's Test Kitchen tempura batter recipe made with vodka. They were making fresh kimchee in a side room. Mmmm, kimchee. It's not just for breakfast any more. If you don't do well with hot foods, get the white kimchee. The veggies didn't look spectacular, but then I never expect to get many fresh veggies at an Asian store. Meijer often stocks fresh Asian produce, so I rely on them for the green stuff. I got a big package of fresh-looking oyster mushrooms for $3.50 -- comparable to the price I'd expect to pay at Meijer. Yum. They went into tonight's dinner. It's worth it to try to brush up on my Hangul reading skills. read more

It's a smaller Asian market in between AA and Ypsi. It's owned by Koreans, so much of the food caters to Koreans, though they have other eastern Asian food as well. They make their own kimchi and other Korean banchan, which is really cool. I really quite like their kimchi - it's my favorite kimchi available in town. Their prices are right in line with Galleria, Hua Xing, Way 1, and Manna. Their selection is easiest the smallest of the five I mentioned. As I'm Korean, I obviously tend to go to the more Korean markets, like Manna, Galleria, and Hyundai. And of those three, I often stick with Galleria and Hyundai. Galleria has a larger selection, but I prefer the kimchi at Hyundai. I recommend Hyundai, especially if you tend toward more Korean foods, if you live closer to Hyundai than Galleria, or if you want to try out their excellent in-store made kimchi. Oh, no Asian booze here, so that's a bummer. read more

Went today but as I opened the door a staff member without a mask on stood near the door way and had her mouth wide open and laughed about 2 ft away from my face as they talked on the phone. This is incredibly disappointing and upsetting since Covid numbers are still rising I won't be back since they can't consistently take proper measures to keep the community they operate in safe. read more

This is our favorite Korean market in town, for proximity, price, offerings and we also really like the owners. (It doesn't hurt that my husband is from the same hometown as one of the owners.) At Hyundai they sell a lot of homemade kimchi and it is really good...much better than the factory kimchi. The prices on fresh vegetables are very reasonable and I think the prices overall are the cheapest of any Korean market in Ann Arbor. They used to have a bonus card system, but not any longer. Apparently they have swapped that out for a system where you can get some food for free if you spend over a certain amount (which we often do). This is a small market, but they use the space well and generally have everything we want. read more

Sarah. I actually made an account on this site just so I could respond to your comment. How dare you go into an AUTHENTIC Asian Market and be upset because many of the labels are not in your native tongue. I am not even Asian and I am highly insulted. Jump off of your high horse and stop expecting everyone to cater to your needs. If you were to travel to China, you would see thats how many of the markets are in China. I appreciate when people stick to their culture no matter where they are. If you wanted your labels to be in english then you should have taken your big ass down to Kroger's and woobled down the "International Isle". If I were the owner of the market, I'd tell you too kiss my asian ass in CHINESE! read more