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2.1 (356 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
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Travel toiletries & lens cleaning fluid
Dan O.

Closest Wal-Mart in Buena Park to several of the hotels I regularly use when I travel to Orange County. Decent sized, I often use it to pick up toiletries and other things I forgot to pack on a trip. Wal-Mart is one of my favorite brands as I enjoy their price, convenience, and the fact that their app shows inventory and in-store location. It makes shopping so targeted and quick! Repeat and recommend!

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Britney M.

I stopped by this Walmart for essentials. We just moved and realized that we needed some things. I came here to grab some bathroom essentials. We needed shower curtain hooks and a shower caddy. I found exactly what we needed here! It wasn't too crowded. I was able to get in and out easily. Plenty of parking at this location too. There's lots of mall parking available. Service was fine. It was standard service for Walmart. Nothing about average really. This location is huge- they have a lot! Good variety of things. It was pretty organized and clean. Some things were out of place here and there. Good place if you need things for your house. Decent variety and they are sure to have what you need. I don't come to Walmart often, but I would come back to this one if I found myself needing some household items.

What in the goddamn hell kind of discount does this even serve?
Scott K.

Go see Liv for excellent customer service excellent and professionalism courtesy and all the other components that everyone else needs to use.

Glue in the box

This walmart is getting worse through the years. I bought a pistachio variety box and when I was about to open I am already suspicious seeing the weird glue in the box. And surely 1 piece is missing. Before there are shampoos that I bought almost half filled. Today the counter, instead of bars, the lady used hangers as divider for thr next customer.

The open tv box at my front door that EFW delivered.

On 09/14/2025 I ordered a Samsung 58" tv and Angie's instant from Walmart.com. Their order number 2000134-47757954. EFW delivered it. They texted me it was at my door. The box was leaning against my garage door and was open. A half hour later the guy from Angie's was knocking at my door to install it. We took the tv out of the box and the screen was cracked. I called Walmart and the said they would pick it up. It took 10 calls to them before EFW picked it up on their pick up #85692230 on 10/08/2025. I called Walmart another 5 times. A customer service person in a far off land named Ju gave me a refund reference #251031-75568-0000. She told me to wait 48 hours for an email. It never came. I called Walmart another 5 times and every time I called the rep in a far off country named Ahmed assured me I was getting a refund. These customer service people are professional liars. I never got my refund. Next I'll try my bank for help. Don't order anything like a tv or electronics from Walmart.com This review is about Walmart.com not any particular store. I would spend hundreds of dollars a month sometimes over a thousand from them. I will never spend an other penny with Walmart again.

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Kept me waiting in curbside pick up for over 1 and a half hours. I saw plenty of people arrive after me get their orders first

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Wife wanted the hot pot kit and we went to several other H Mart looking for it and we finally found…read moreit at the Buena Park location. Like other H Mart locations staff is always friendly and helpful. Prices are reasonable Buena Park is a smaller location but well stocked.

On the whole, I'm a huge fan of H Mart. When they finally made their long-awaited expansion into…read morethe Bay Area, I was more than happy to make the hour-long drive just to check them out. In the years since, I still default to my longtime go-to markets out of habit/loyalty, but I've never been let down by H Mart either. Regardless of which one I'm at, I've never had a problem finding what I'm looking for. With that being said, though, I'd be lying if I said this wasn't my least favorite one I've been to. Compared to the others I've been to, whether it be around OC or back in the Bay Area, this location feels notably smaller. While they still have all of the usual offerings and staples, whether it be their fresh produce, seafood, meats, frozen goods, and pantry staples, the range and depth of options feels comparatively lighter (fewer brands to choose from). What's more, parts of the store feel a bit cramped to maneuver around, especially when the store is really busy. With that being said, we've still been able to find what we're looking for, their meats, seafood, and produce have generally been fresh, and they still have a solid selection of sushi and prepared foods to choose from (they also have a couple of food counters inside). Much like the store itself, the other parking lot here feels a bit small as well, especially given how many popular stores and eateries there are in the complex. Besides H Mart, there's also a Daiso, Baekjeong, SUP Noodle Bar, 85 Degrees, and several other eateries and businesses. It may not be so bad on weekdays and at off-hours, but I imagine finding a space on weekends and at peak times can get pretty competitive. One other thing that we've found to be kind of annoying is that both times we've been here, there were folks soliciting customers as they were going in and out of the store. Now, that's not H Mart's fault, and they do try to shoo those folks away, but it doesn't necessarily make coming here any more appealing, especially with how aggressive some of those folks seemed to be (we saw one woman practically harassing her as she was trying to rush to her car). Despite how I haven't exactly loved my experiences here, it's not like they went terribly either. Every time, we've been able to get what we needed for potlucks/BBQ's with friends and get out of here relatively quick. What's more, it's not like it would have been enough to affect my affinity for H Mart anyways. More than anything else, this just makes me like and appreciate the one by me in SF that much more!

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This Ralph's has very narrow aisles plus extra displays everywhere that make it even more difficult…read moreto get through. But I have to say, they had SO MANY flower bouquets and arrangements!! More than I've ever seen in a grocery store. Definitely come here to get flowers. Maybe it's just for Moms day weekend but it is quite impressive. We found a really nice rose arrangement in a pretty vase for only $29.99.

0 STARS -- EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM A MANAGER…read more I have lived next door to this Ralphs and have been a customer for approximately five years. This store is literally right next door to my home, and for years I regularly patronized this location without having any significant issues--until dealing with a manager named Cisco. I had an incident with Cisco last year where I felt he unnecessarily involved himself in a conversation I was having with another customer and escalated the situation. I made complaints about that incident previously. Since then, I have largely avoided this store because I do not want to have any interaction with him. It is unfortunate that a store located right next to my home has become a place I feel uncomfortable shopping because of one employee. Tonight, I went into the store simply to purchase my items and leave. I noticed the self-checkout area was not open as it normally has been at that time. Another employee was trying to assist me and went to ask whether the self-checkout could be opened. When the employee came back and said it could not be opened, Cisco came over. I explained that I was simply trying to check myself out and specifically asked him, politely, if he could open the self-checkout. I even acknowledged that we have had issues in the past and that I was trying to avoid any interaction with him. Instead of simply responding professionally, he focused on the fact that I had said "please," repeating it back to me in a way that I perceived as mocking and antagonistic. I told him that I had already asked politely. His response was essentially that he was not going to do it. At that point, this was no longer about whether a self-checkout was available. It was about how a manager chose to interact with a customer. I was attempting to avoid confrontation and simply make my purchase. I should not have to feel like I am being antagonized by a manager when I am trying to shop at a store I have patronized for approximately five years. When I left the store, security and police became involved. This was extremely upsetting and completely unnecessary from my perspective. Ralphs needs to seriously address what is happening at this location. A manager is supposed to de-escalate situations, provide professional customer service, and represent the company appropriately--not make an already uncomfortable customer interaction worse. I have already made complaints about my experiences with Cisco, so this is not the first time I have raised concerns. The fact that I have continued to encounter the same type of behavior is extremely disappointing. This is bigger than simply saying, "I don't like this employee." Customers should be treated with professionalism and respect regardless of whether an employee personally likes them. A manager should be held to an even higher standard. Ralphs: please investigate this situation, review the conduct of this manager, and take appropriate corrective action. At this point, I do not believe Cisco should continue serving in a customer-facing management position. I am asking Ralphs to seriously consider removing him from this location and/or taking whatever employment action is appropriate based on the investigation. I have been a paying customer of this store for approximately five years. I should not have to avoid a store next door to my own home because of one manager's conduct. Ralphs needs to do better.

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My mom wa visiting during the holiday season and she wanted to prepare a homemade seafood paella…read more We tried going to our normal grocery stores to buy fresh seafood and we couldn't find things like mussels, crab, squid, etc. My bf suggested visiting here so we gave it a try. They have a large parking lot, but it's also pretty bus at times. This is a big grocery store with a wide variety of Asian foods. I got some shrimp chips which I like and cannot find at other stores. The seafood section was PERFECT! They had such a wide variety of seafood from fresh in fish tanks, to frozen in the open freezers. I would definitely highly recommend visiting for fresh seafood and Asian foods. The place is pretty crowded and we did look out of place, but I didn't care. People were friendly and even if they had limited English they would try to communicate with us and help us. It is a pretty crowded space so be aware of that. They form one long queue for the checkout and go sorting through the lanes. Overall I have a new go to place for seafood.

Customer service is non-existent here…read more I bought two boxes of soju and came home to put it away and one of the bottle was broken inside. Called them to ask if they could exchange the broken bottle and the lady that answered basically told me theres nothing she could do unless I have proof that it broke there. I always buy boxed soju and never had this happen so I never thought to check inside the box. Mishandled there cuz I drove straight home after buying. She also added that I should have caught it and not bought it. I would never in a million year do a review for the market but I am definitely not returning back to this location. Check everything before you leave the store is a lesson I learned. Looking at the bottom of the box I guess there is a little stain mark lol I should have caught that before buying according to the worker there.

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This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a grocery store…read more Before shopping, my family and I had lunch at the tonkatsu restaurant next door and bought some bread afterward. Inside the bread bag was a partially eaten container of seasoned seaweed that I had been eating. Before I even entered the market, the security guard at the entrance stopped me and, in a confrontational tone, asked, "What's this?" I showed him the container and explained that it was simply the seaweed I had been eating. I asked if there was a problem. He replied that the market sells the same product and that it could be misunderstood. I completely understand the need to prevent shoplifting, but instead of politely explaining the situation, he spoke to me in an accusatory manner from the very beginning and even criticized my tone of voice. I've shopped at many grocery stores, but I've never had a security guard confront me before I even entered the store. It completely ruined the shopping experience for my family. My children were surprised and upset by the security guard's rude behavior. They kept asking me what had happened and why he was talking to us that way, which made the whole experience even more disappointing. To avoid any further misunderstanding, I left the container of seaweed at the entrance before going into the store. This was an extremely unpleasant and disappointing experience.

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