Koreana Plaza, Oakland CA

Always clean and organized with top quality products. Prepared food is always good. Also the best and most hygienic covid response of any store I've been to.

There's only one way in, and parking can be hard to find in the front, but there's plenty of parking in the lot behind-ish the store. I guess there's two stores: one mainly groceries, and the other like a Daiso-esque one. Lots of Korean language and music going on.

It's very clean, they have the gloves and hand sanitizer ready for all the customers, it is better than 99 Ranch Market and all the others grocery stores.

This place is my place to go to shopping for korean foods but yesterday experience was very disappointed. Covid-19 is risking our lives but I saw was Really no social distances at all. They should direct traffic sign on the floor to help people don’t get near to each other. I hope administrators see my post and working on this issue.

These guys work with a shady towing company. They towed my car on. Saturday evening even though I talked to the cashier and the towing company was incredibly rude

Nice selection of rice varieties, Korean side dishes, veggies, fruit, noodles, sauces, and of course, snacks!

They even have sliced radish rounds (my favorite for korean bbq), perilla leaves, and rice cakes in every way imaginable (probably), and canned rice punch!

Parking can sometimes be tricky as the lot is small

Great resource for a lot of Asian ingredients. Wide variety of vegetables and meats are available.

I looked at most grocery stores in Chinatown, they don't have purple yam, or maybe they do have it but i can't read Chinese. This Korean store has purple yam that i looking for!

I was able to find what I was looking for and also found some things that I wasn't looking for. The staff was very friendly

So many yummy options. Some items better than Chinatown and yet, vege still Chinatown the best re price and options.

Love this place. Shelves are neat and organized. Food selection, although small, but good quality. Bonus is the household shop next door. It's closed at the moment and a sign says that they will reopen 8/31/2019.

Closest Korean market to my home. Good selection but meat is a bit pricey. Large selection of spices and snacks.

Relatively small market in comparison to the likes of H-Mart and Hankook, but nice selection of goods. Parking lot has plenty of space and security guards on duty

This place is the only place I know where I can get flavored soju in a 6 pack. My wife likes the peach but I like the strawberry. The meat is expensive but much better quality so it's worth it. I also get kimchee in smaller containers here vs the huge one at Costco. Parking is limited and it will get more crowded. The surrounding area used to be really run down and now its slowly coming up and being gentrified.

Not as Gucci as the markets in LA but around here, it's the best we have in terms of Korean groceries. Does the job. Meats are fresh, especially chicken.

OK place, meat is overpriced. Plus you can never find the sale item. They just use the sale to lure you into their shop.

The largest Korean market (maybe even the only Korean market?) in Oakland/Berkeley. Snack selection is improving, ramyun selection is solid, meat and produce have decent prices and have the basics, for American and Korean (and from what I hear, some Chinese, Vietnamese, Caribbean, and pan-African) needs.

Inside, there is a small Korean bakery, and they even have hand-made cakes! Small selection of ready-to-eat foods and banchan. Korean electronics and homewares are in a separate building by the parking lot.

Busiest on Sunday afternoons (I'm assuming after church), and it can get downright crazy during Chuseok and New Year. But most of the time, it feels like a neighborhood store with diverse clientele.