H-Mart

great Korean grocery store with a full range of products.

Glad to have this market here. And its 24 hours! Its great. You can get vegetables, meat, and seafood. And a bunch of korean items.

The elderly korean man in the cashier is very rude! Looks like he doesnt like non korean customers. My friend approached him and wants to ask if he sells shrimp paste and he pointed at him to fall in line. He barked again at my friend to fall in line even if he just wants to ask if he sells shrimp paste. That’s what you call good customer service! So we walked out from the store and will not patronize this store.

While definitely not supermarket sized, it’s the first asian grocery you’ll hit via public transit in Queens if you’re coming from Manhattan, so keep that in mind.
Prices are a bit on the high side, but quality is really nice and consistent. They also have an excellent prepared food section and offer sushi-​grade salmon + fish counter in the back. They’ve also stocked everything I’ve ever wanted from an asian grocery, so they have all their bases covered as far as I’m concerned.
And plus one star for FRESH TOFU! Omg. I come by 2x a week just to get a block of their fresh tofu. It’s made daily on premises and still warm from the press. They only make 2 kinds — firm and crumbled. It is wonderful and makes me feel happy inside :) Yay for H-​Mart!

I decided to check this H Mart out as it was 24 hours late on a Friday night. I was actually surprised that there was an H Mart in this neighborhood but good stuff. I was dissappointed as soon as I got there. Parking was easy mostly because of the late hour I was there. This H Mart is very small. The aisles you really small and their selection is no where near the other H Marts. I was in and out of there in 10 minutes. The guy behind the cash register was really nice and friendly. I would come back here in a jam or if I was in the area but I would prefer the H Mart off of 156^th St and Northern.

Twin Brother of the one in Koreatown on 32^nd Street. However this one is much smaller and not that well stocked and it feels so cramped in there. Place is mad dingy inside like if it’s never been renovated since the 70s and gives Koreans a bad image when in NJ H-​mart or Hanareums are larger and look like any major American supermarket chain. Good for peeps who live in Woodside or Sunnyside to do light Korean grocery shopping. If you have time though, it’s worth trekking to the larger one on Northern Blvd in Flushing. Skip this one~

BEWARE of the sly overcharging of items. Make sure to cross-​reference your items with their marked price. Twice I’ve had to go back and get a refund for things I was overcharged. Shit, everything is already overpriced as it is…
Out of convenience I would only go here for Korean/​Asian specific items and go to Champion supermarket for everything else.

Hi, I just converted my best friend who isn’t Asian into an H-​Mart fan.
Hailing from LA, I’m a great frequenter of Korean and Asian markets in general, so when I saw that my friend had an H-​Mart in proximity, I had to get my fix of yogurt drink and ramen. Definitely give H-​Mart a try because:
SELECTION: Although very cramped, this store offers a HUGE selection. You can find typical groceries like vegetables and meat, but also hard to find specialty items like sweet mochi cakes, fresh kimchi, asian vegetables, marinated Korean shortribs. I also found some tasty Korean snacks here that I haven’t been able to find in LA lately.
QUALITY: Great quality and fresh produce is always current. When I popped into the store for a second time this week, I saw that they offer almost expiring products (has 2 – 3 days left) for a cheaper price so they don’t have to throw it away (I like this system, promotes non-​waste!)
SERVICE: Quick and prompt, the employees are mostly Korean with okay English. They’re friendly and helpful!
And to those skeptics, this store seems like the real deal – they are a branch of H-​Mart!

i lov this place, i go there once a week
My primary reasons for shopping at asian marts other than the ethnic ingredients are the quality of their fruits and produce.
lot of Korean products ‚
i always buy the rice cake is so good.
At this place price is reasonable but more importantly I’ve always found that they carry the freshest goods.

I buy my regular Korean fix on this store… very clean and has a wide array of goods, although of course you’d expect the price to be a little bit expensive than regular chinese grocery stores… its korean! lols
I love it that they do have their small choices of indoor plants where it reminds me of being back home in the tropics… So far I ve bought a few flowering plants last summer and I still have them now…
So if you’re opting for some genuine Korean goods… come and visit this place. its just around the corner from 61^st St, station of the 7 line…

Ok this H-​Mart is small compared to the branches in Flushing. It’s even smaller than the one in Ktown. But, it’s not bad if you don’t have a car and can’t go elsewhere! They have a lot of pre-​made dishes that are good to get.

I felt genuinely ripped off when I stepped foot in this small Korean grocery store, which I was expecting to be a branch of the glorified H-​Marts.
To my disappointment, this location was:
Cramped.
An unusual permeating odor throughout (was not kimchi. i love kimchi…)
Had a minimum purchase for credit card (isn’t this illegal now???)
Kimchi was packaged in white plastic bags– no expiration date, no
nothing.
And seemed to carry expired products (gochujang– i.e. korean red pepper paste).
Be aware that this location is NOT indicated in the
store locator function. Very suspect if this is a legitimate Hmart or one faking it and benefiting with false advertisement. The grocery bags don’t have the usual Hmart logo. What the flip??? NOW the woodside hmart is on the website… So confused…
Big sigh!