H Mart, Houston TX

Pro tip: Think of H-Mart's food court as a tasty/cheap restaurants. So many Chinese BBQ ducks, BBQ pork, roasted pig, Taiwan rice combo meal and so much more.

If you wants to cook, how about fresh/live lobsters, dungeness crabs, cat fish or fresh butcher meats. You get the idea, so much more then your typical grocery store.

Really nice Asian market. Love the marinated sliced ribeye that we bring home to cook. Just wish we lived closer to take advantage of the meat and fish.

It has a lot of stuff. All the departments are well stocked. We found a good variety of fresh fish too, priced reasonably. The place is clean and well maintained. We would go again.

Great selection of items you cant find at the of the other bigger chain supermarkets. Personally I prefer this place.

Wish it had more variety in their togo food options like at the Hmart in Katy but over all products are great and their bakery although small is delish!

Clean and neat korean market! They also have a small food court with different wonderful dishes!

Last Wednesday I went here,

Selections are good but.

They didn't give me all of my vegetables that I paid for.

There are (3) GUYS IN BLACK SHIRT following me and observing me like I'm a thief.

When I was checking out, there was a security guard watching me, next to me.

Tell me H-MART. It is because I don't wear fancy clothes or I shop too long?

I was so happy to buy natto but this experience is too horrible.

First and Last and also all of my family and friends will never come back here.

This is a very clean and very well-stocked store. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. The inhouse french style bakery has exquisite goodies to die for that come individually wrapped, such as chocolate croissants, milk bread and danishes that melt in your mouth. They have the cleanest seafood department I've ever experienced (no fish market smell) with the freshest seafood. A definite new local favorite.

Korean market that is very Korean. The parking sucks but if you are Korean and want some very authentic food, this is your spot.

This is good place to shop not the greatest customer service but way better than Bellaire H-Mart and much cleaner.

Every Asian delicacy I can imagine and some that I didn't. Huge variety. They also have natto in it's own special fridge. Good selection of kimchi and miso. A fun shopping experience!

David

I love this place, excellent assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, and everything you need to put it all together with a great group of cashiers to keep you moving out the door!

I like this store a lot. It caters to the Korean community but also includes Chinese, Japanese and some others as well. Lately I've seen some Spanish products as well. The prices vary like any store but are pretty reasonable. If you decide to go there often be sure to sign up for their stores discount card as it comes in handy. They keep it clean, organized and the staff is friendly.

Fantastic grocery. Has a lot of ingredients that are hard to find in standard groceries, including an excellent fresh fish and frozen seafood selection, tons of dried and fresh noodle options, unusual condiments, rice of all types, a library of kimchi options, etc. A Houston treasure.

It's dirty, but what Asian market isn't? The fruit is wonderful, the meats are fresh, and the people are pretty helpful. It's as big as a Walmart full of Asian goodies with a bit of American stuff too.

The first thing you notice is there is no smell typical of most Asian markets. Although their dry goods was not on par with say a Hong Kong or Viet Hoa, their produce, meat, and seafood was top notch. I definitely plan on returning.

Produce, meat, and fish is fresh. Prices are a little much, but worth it for the quality. The food court is awesome

Loved the bakery inside and all the other lil restaurants and the store did some shopping when I went here lol

I love this place! I go here for lunch almost every Friday. I'll hit up Bibijo for bibimbap, Yori Yori for stir fried pork, chicken or squid or ToreOre for Korean-style fried chicken and kimchi fries. After lunch I'll pick up some cabbage and/or radish for making kimchi. Don't forget to get some Gochujang while you're there there.

You have to come visit! Lots of crazy selections of food, especially the meats and veggies. I live this place and about 6 restaurants to eat at and a bakery. Open your palate up to the wonderful Korean cuisine!